Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-31


bouquet of brides roses and maiden hair
fern. and the following bridesmaids: Miss
Eleanor Croft of New York city, Miss Ida
L Eader of Baltimore, and the Misses
Jane Allen Mason, Mary Vincent Jamison
Eloise Bell and Nellie B. Loose of Hagers-
town. They wore gowns of light blue
liberty silk. with large blue picture hats.
and carried bouquets of pink roses and
maiden hair fern. The flower girl was
Josephine koehler of Roanoke, Va, niece
of the bride. Mr.. Felix Mahoney of Wash
iDgton was best man. and the uShers were
David w. Bell and Norris D. Parham of
Washington, Alex Neill, jr.; L. d. Syster,
G Victor koehler and James 7. Briseoe
! jr.. of Hagerstown- The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Henry Evan Cotton
rector of the church. and was accompanied
by the singing of the vested choir, who
rendered the Bridal Chorus from To-
hengrin." The ceremony was followed by
reception at the home of the brides
parents on Prospect street, Hagerstown
After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Sumner
will come to this city to live. The former
| Is the superintendent of the House docu-
| ment room, and has many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean, whose re-
sumption of the elegant Inequalities with
which their names are identified is one of
the pleasant features of the winter, gave a
dinner and dance last night In honor of
Miss Cornelia Walcott. who, with her
mother, Mrs. Walcott. widow of Governor
Walcott of Massachusetts, Is now visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean with Miss Janet
Fish, daughter of Mr.. Hamilton Fish of
New York. A Christmas decoration per-
vaded the entire suite the dining room
walls being hedged with small trees twin
king with electric sparks, with a canopy
Of vines and red bells overhead. At the
fireplace monster tree rose to the ceiling
atop of which was an electric star The
company of one hundred was seated at
small tables. At 10 o'clock hundred more
guests arrived for the dance. The hostess
who is devoted to the pleasure Of her young
dc
lace A number of out-of-town friends
came on for the event Mr. and Mrs Perry
Belmont Of New York being among them.
ton yesterday at his residence. when a
young Hollander was the star performer.
Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes
new home on I street yesterday when q
large company was entertained Miss
Louise Jones, niece of the Postmaster Cen
eral, and Miss Lowering. daughter of Rep
resentatlVe Lowering of Massachusetts
poured tea. N'
Mrs William Fairbanks Daley and Miss
Ridgely have issued cards for to,norrom,
AFTERNOON, to T. at 1872 Q street.
Mrs W. ]. Bulls entertained at her home
on capitol Hill Wednesday afternoon. De-
cember 80, with a delightful recention in
honor of her guest Miss Margretta Davis
OF Pomeroy, Ohio. Misses Lillian Drainev
and Besse Ssson, in DAINTY gowns. assisted
the hostess In receiving Among those
who called were number of former Ohio
ans, VINO came to welcome the guest of
honor.
MIST Eugene Tyler Chamberlain has with
her Tor the holidays her sister Miss Mar
guer1te Lee Bamelle, Mrs Kepler Bamelle
and Mrs. Alfred Taylor of Baltimore, Nd
Mrs DR.. ]. E. Miller and little daughter
futh formerly of Front Royal Va left
Wednesday night for Gainesville Ca their
future home. after a delightful visit to Mrs
II. G. Wagner of Georgetown.
The home Of Miss Susan Plessner Pollock
was the scene of a pretty wedding yester-
Gay AFTERNOON, when her sister. Miss JJila
agnes Pollock, was married to Mr. Chattin
BradWay of Schenectady, N Y Attired in
white silk trimmed with chiffon and lace
and wearing a long veil over one hundred
years old. the bride entered the dra wing
room with her brother. Mr. George Pollock,
VINO gave her to the groom at the impro-
V1sed altar. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Ulysses G. Pierce, according
TO the ritual Of the Unitarian Church. the
DetTothal service being said by the bride
anu groom. During the reception which fol-
lowed MI and Mrs. Broadway stood under
floral bell to receive congratulations from,
several hundred friends Miss Pollock was
assisted in receiving by her sisters nv.
John Baker and Miss Wellesca Pollock
Miss Dougherty of Baltimore Miss Mary
Morgan of Ohio. Miss Meade of New York
ana atid MISS Catharine Noehr of this city.
MISS Baker, Miss Josephine Baker and the
Misses Wood and Cement did the bonors of
the tea room where Christmas green's and
prioe roses, with red-capped tapers carried
out the color scheme of the other rooms
ana reminded one of the Christmas season
mrs. William Healy Dali and Miss Dali
WIN not receive on New Year day but will
u no
uary 99 III JAIL
me Rev. and Mrs. Nelson Falls an
neunce the marriage of their daughter,
M&Ilda, to Mr.. Charles Manly Mcdowell
o. quaker Meadows, Morganton, N. G.. on
a De cemper 80, 1903, at their residence 1914
'oth street. Georgetown. No cards.
Miss Ware, the daughter of the commits
sloner or pensions. will spend New Year
Gay at the Naval Academy, Annapolis
Miss Macy ]. Barker will leave town on
Thursday for New York city. where she
Will attend the New Year reception at the
residence of her aunt, Mrs. Louis Robbie.
Mrs. Otto Torney Simon of 1920 street
has gone to New York and will attend the
second representation of 'Parsifar' today
MI and Mrs. Dallas Bache wainw. :ght
announce the engagement of their only
daughter, Sally Franklin, to Lieut. Henry
Tilghman Bull, 18th United States Cavalry.
Mrs. Blood, Mrs. Squiers, Mrs. BOYD.
Miss Norris. Mrs. Magruder Mrs Jules
Guthrldge, Mrs. B. H. Warner Mrs WI.
lard Warner. Mrs. A. T. Britton, jr.; Mrs.
woodward. Miss Woodward MISS Woods
and Mrs. Gore were guests at 4 luncheon
given last Tuesday by Mrs. Truesden.
Mrs. George Cuttings Boteler will be at
home with Mrs. Downs L. Wilson 1911 both
street, on January and 81.
Mrs. D. F. Eseman of 1122 -th street
northwest Is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Winter and Miss Minnie Winter %
New Haven, Conn. Will be at home Fri
day evening. January 1.
Mr.. Carl Douglas Wallach, son of Mr.
Charles Nevill Wallach. formerly of this
city. but now of Baku Russia, is the guest
O. Mr.. and Mrs John E. Fenwick at the
Sherman.
Mrs. ]. L. A. Burrell welcomed several
hundred friends yesterday at a tea, when
her daughter, Miss Blanche Mitchell Bur-
rel. was presented. The hostess was as
sisted by her sisters, Mrs. Clabaugh wife