Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-19


ing and numerous games were the features
Of the evening and seemed to be thoroughly
enjoyed by 1.-The little maidens." Among
those present were Misses Emily P. Rider.
Roberta Grant Suda Bane. Helen Bane
Blanche Williams. Irene Hawkins. Lily
Hawkins. katherine Fletcher. Lulu Goche
nour and Jessie NJ. Besseievre. Refresh
ments were served in Study Hall No. 2
which was appropriately decorated with
the school colors. blue and white.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Cohen will receive
Sunday, February -, from to 10 pm. in
honor of their son Icons twenty-frst an
niversary.
Miss Ida Hayes entertained some OF her
young friends on Monday evening last
from to 1890 at>her home 107 / street
northwest. Numerous games were PLAYED
and refreshments were served. The dining
room was tastefully decorated with rib
bons of various colors, and this charming
erect was enhanced by the soft light from
many candles of variegated hues which
were on the table and on all sides of the
room Those present were: Misses Mildred
Thwing. Mamie Loud Frances Work An
ME Clark and Ida Hayes; Masters Walter
Miller. Lee Cary. John Foley, Horace La
brand. John Croghan and Hamilton john
son. MISS Ida was ably assisted during the
evening by her elder sister Miss Gertrude
Hayes Mrs. Thwfng and Mrs. Hayes.
Mrs. Charles H. Bates will be at home
tomorrow from to Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scheel entertained
the young friends Of their granddaughter,
Miss Mildred Ward, at "A birthday party
last evening. About thirty were present.
many Of them being accompanied by their
parents, and number of the intimate
friends of the host and hostess participated
IN the enjoyment of the evening. Miss
Mildred was the recipient of number of
pretty gifts, and a dainty supper was
served.
Mrs. Howard Reside will receive tomor-
row for the last time this season.
Last night at st. Thomas Church a large
gathering attended the marriage of Miss
Maude Singleton Morgan, daughter of Mrs.
Lawton Morgan, and Mr.. Frank Harper
Gilmore, the former rector, Rev. Dr. John
A. Aspinwall. officiating. Miss Dollie Young
o. Washington was maid of honor and ten
young girl friends and married relative
Of the bride acted as a guard of honor The
ushers were Drs. Samuel G. Staples and
Sterling Ruffin and Messrs. Victor Wallace
and George Derry. The guard of honor
included Misses Mary and Margaret Har-
vey, Anna Getty, Margaret Green and Miri-
am Ballinger. all Of Washington; Miss Jes-
sic Dell of Georgia, Miss Elsie Mason and
Mrs. Kathleen Reed, wearing pretty gowns
OF pale green, blue, yellow and white. The
bride was escorted by her brother Mr.
Robert Lawton Morgan. who gave her
away. She wore white crepe de chine over
taneta, tulle veil and orange blossoms
and carried lilies of the valley and bride
roses. The maid Of honor wore pink and
carried bridesmaid roses Two schoolgirl
friends-Miss Margaret Young and Miss
Laura White-gowned in white, walked be-
hind the bride, closing the procession to the
ohancel. Mr.. Douglas Swompayrac of
south Carolina was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilmore left after the ceremony and
will be at home the first week in March at
1877 Corcoran street
The first assistant postma ster general and
Mrs. Wynne gave one of the most elegant
receptions of the winter last night welcom-
ing to their home on Rhode Island avenue
several hundred friends from official and
resident circles. Back of where the host
and hostess stood in their front drawing
room to receive their guests was 4 bank of
American Beauty roses and ferns, reaching
up to the ceiling. The mantels had c!us-
tiers of roses set amid maden-hair fern In
the dining room pink roses adorned the sub
stantially provided refreshment table and
roses and tulips bloomed on mantels and
sideboards. The hall way and staircase. as
well as the walls of all the rooms, were
sprayed with southern SmilaX, making the
interior of the attractive house suggest the
tropics in contrast with the intense cold of
the night. Another pretty feature was the
conservatory where rose-colored lights illu-
minated and a string orchestra played.
The charming hostess was resplendent in
gown of white tule pailletted in
silver with a touch of rose velvet
on the corsage. Mr.. and Mrs. Wynne
were assisted in entertaining their
guests by Mr., owen McCabe father of the
hostess and the two elder sons Of the
household, Capt. Frank J. Wynne, L. S. NJ.
c., and Mr.. Henry Wynne.
Some of the guests were the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Payne, the Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. Shaw, Capt. and
Mrs. Cowles, the German minister and Bar
oness oon Sternburg, Miss Louise Jones'
Mrs. Cameron the Secretary of the Navy
Justice and Mrs. Holmes, Justice Brown
Senator and Mrs. Foraker, Senator Spooner,
Senator Fairbanks Miss Fairbanks, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Burrows, Gen. and Mrs. Hey
wood, Representative and Mrs. Showalter
Senator Beveridge, Commissioner and
Mrs. Henry L. West, Miss West, Com
missioner and Mrs. Macfarland, the
aaytian minister and Nine. Leger, Miss
and Countess Quadt, Senator and Mrs
Quarles, Senator Kean and Miss Kean.
Senator and Mrs. Kearns, the minister
from Peru and Nine Calderon, the first sec
rotary OF the Peruvian legation, the minis
ter from Nicaragua, the minister from Sal
vador and Nine. Lopez Col and Mrs Bing-
ham. the Speaker and Mrs. Henderson
Gen. and Mrs. A. w. Greedy, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Mann, Representative and
MRS. Boutell, Representative and Mrs
GrosVenor, the first assistant secretary of
state; MI LOOMS; Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
AAooIi MISS otelIWdSeH, COl. and Mrs. Aims
worth, Miss Mccarthy. Mrs T. c. Moves.
Solicitor and Mrs. O'Connell, Miss OCon-
nell, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Culp, Mr. and Mrs
IWeedaie, Representative and Mrs. Burke
MISS Burke, Representative and Mrs Warner
Miss Warner, Representative and Mrs. Grigg
the Misses Seckendorf Mr. S. E. Johnson
Rev. DR.. Stafford, Rev. Charles M. Bart,
Rev. Edward Buckley, Rev. Dr. and Mrs
Hamlin, Mr.. and Mrs. John w Foster. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Foster, DR.. and Mrs
Magruder, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Richard
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Colbert, Miss Sullivan, Judge and
Mrs Barnard, Judge and Mrs Anderson.
Miss Anderson, Me. and Mrs Spalding Mr..
and Mrs. Madden, Mr.. and Mrs Wander
grift, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lyon Gooch. Repre-
sentative and Mrs Durham. Miss Durham,
Representative and Mrs. Bremen Senator
Bacon, Mr.. Rudolph Kaufman. RepreseD-
tative and Mrs. Norcroff, Representative and
Mrs. Gardner. Representative and Mrs Lou
denslager, Mr.. and Mrs. Yerkes Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes DR.. G. L. Scott, L. S. A.;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rouzer, Capt. Leon
ard, Lieut.. Bowman, the Misses Joyce Mr.
and Mrs. Lisner, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Mr.
and Mrs VIM H. De Lacey. Mr. and Mrs
Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Halstei, Mr..
F. A. Richardson, Mr.. George Gilli.and Mr.
and Mrs Downing. Mr.. John Shriver. Mrs
Mcknight Moses, Mr.. and Mrs D. S. Barry.
Col. Reed, U. S. NJ c. and Mr. and Mrs