Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-10


| young hostess received q number Of beauti-
| were served at the close, in which the
young lady was assisted by her mother and
| Mrs. Upton III. Rddenour. jr, will be al
| home January Il and 10, and not on Mon
| day. the 10th instant.
Dancing was a feature of the entertain
ment Tuesday evening at Wimodaughsis
14OS New York avenue northwest.
Mrs. Clement. Brown, 1440 NJ street, will
| be at home Tuesdays In January.
Mrs. Eddy, wife of Representative Eddy
OF minnesota, will be at home informally
Monday. January ~. from to 9 O'Clock.
Of! street near Pennsylvania avenue and
Sth street southeast. Her cousin, Mrs.
| her.
| Mrs. o. H. Tittmann will not be al. home
Monday, January II.
Mrs. F. Worden Graham will receive Fri
days at her home. 1915 H street.
Mrs. Geo. H. Cooper has rented her house
and Is temporarily located with her son,
Mr. W. II. Cooper, at 153 street.
The Thursday Cotillion Club win give its
first dance Thursday. January 10. The
cotillion will be led by Mr.. c. Powell Min
Ai6cioOS "A lew OF the laQleS interested
are: Mrs. Theodore N. McAboy, Mrs. J..
Hoidsworth Gordon; Mrs Albion K. Paris,
Mrs. William B. Orme, Mrs. Henry 8. Mat
thews and Mrs. Chas. H Cragin-
Mrs. Theodore Nevin McAboy. 31O6 N
street, will be at home January 20 and q.
Lieut.. Presley NJ Rixey and Miss Lillian
Stearns were married yesterday afternoon
at the home of the bride, at Culpeper. Va.
The house was beautifully decorated with
flowers and potted plants. Rev. Carter
Page performed the ceremony. The groom
Is the son of Mi. C. ]. Rixey of Culpeper.
He Is now lieutenant of marines in the
United States navy and has been recently
ordered to Manila. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Franklin Stearns Of Culpeper
county. After reception at the home Of
the brides mother Lieutenant and Mrs.
Rixey left for Washington.
Last Wednesd ay evening at st. Aloysius
Church the marriage of Miss Margaret II.
Malone and Mr.. P. e. Walsh took place.
Ihe ceremony was pc rf0rmed by the Rev.
+. x. Rink. The bride was attlred in white
organdie over taffeta and wore a tulle veil,
held by orange blossoms, and carried
shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of
the valley. Miss Katie Fl. Malone sister
of the bride, was maid of honor, and wore
white silk null over pink taffeta. Her bou-
quet was of pink roses. Mr.. William
Walsh, brother of the groom, was best
man. Owing to the recent death In the
groom's family there was but a small re-
ceptfon. Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will be glad
to see their friends after January 20 at ~
E street southwest
Mrs Arthur copeland will be at home in
formally Mondays at 1875 Bacon street
northwest. vsq
A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
dence Of Miss Flora Schuldt, 81 4th street
southeast. Friday, January g. in honor Of
her birthday Among the features of the
evening were piano selections by Misses
Emma Weingart and Flora .Sehuldt; solo.
sung by Miss Adelaide Stewart; violin Sc
1ections. by Prof. VIM: H. Stewart, and
quartet selections by Messrs. VIM. Ruckert,
Maurice Cleeves. Gus Schuldt and Alex
Stewart. Those present were Misses Emma
Weingart, ADELAIDE Stewart, Marie Len
| hoist. Vivian Stewart and Flora Schuldt,
and Messrs. Alex. Stewart Maurice Cleeves
Fred. Dyker. Will Morgan, Will Mcclure,
WIN Stewart, sWill Ruckert and Gus
'otiuui s1T1ofIsg slso 1oeaso zsA. -F5-s >
| Mr.. and MRS Charles G. Toepper of Jop-
! lin. Mo. are visiting the formers sister at
No. S24 PHILADELPHIA street, Petworth.
| Mrs. Margaret NJ. Berry has returned to
| her apartments In the Farragut, after
| spending the holidays with Mrs. James
Boyd in Greensboro and Mrs, William
| The Unity Literary Club met Wednesday
| evening in the beautiful banquet hall Of the
I Barton Hotel The hall was elaborately
decorated with tree ferns, palms and other
Etropical plants and with festoons of greens
and flowers. 1t was filled to it's utmost ca
paeity An eloquent essay was presented
Beaton. DR.. Matchett. Colonel Perham,
| Rev. DR.. Couden. Captain Hart and Judge
Moulton followed in the discussion. An
| B. Schafhirt. followed: Piano solo, Miss
| Dorothy T. Kilkoff; baritone solo, For All
Eternity" and for encore 'Tll Never Cease
| Loving Thee" Prof: Jasper Dean MeFall
| recitation, ''Seein' Things at Night" and,
| encore, 1.-THE Night Wind Mrs. Laporte
! soprano solo, "Oh, That We Two Were
| Maying," Miss Marjorie Hart: recitation,
shamus 90 oBrisn Mr. W. D. slaaghtsr
| the Birds Go North Again" Miss Mary
Edick Pickering: duet, Il Feel Thy Angel
Spirit" Prof McF'all ae' Miss Hart; solo,
orvilie johnson was elected vice president
| of the club.
Mrs. F. c. Nickels Of Minneapolis, who is
| visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. g.
| Jacobs, at 215S California avenue. will be at
home informally Wednesday afternoons and
| evenings, January IA and IL
A farewell reception will be given to Mr..
and Mrs. D. H. M. weinberg, now spend
ing their honeymoon in this city, on Sunday,
the 11th instant, by their relatives and
friends at the residence of the brides uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Gundesheimer,
SIC I'd street northwest. Arrangements
have been made for the young couple to
leave here on the midnight train on Sunday,
| which they take to their home in Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Miss Evelyn De koven entertained a
party of friends Wednesday evening at her
home TIT 18th street. Both vocal and in
strumentaI music were rendered. Among
those present were Mrs. McLay. Mrs.
Stokes Misses Ruth Mitchell, Alma Rosen.
Lucy Jones, Clara Jennings, Berdie Bowler
Dora Livingston and Evelyn De Koven, and
Messrs. Harry Wimsett. Fred Harveycutter.
Ed. Kreig. Ernest Bregazzi. Roy Ditzler,
Luckett Willis, ~Junket, McLay Scott
Hammond and Eugene Odekoven. During
the evening the gue SITS were taken in auto
mobiles to the Raleigh. for dinner. Later
in the evening tiaifcfrg was enjoyed until
late hour.Eofso SD sgG