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

tive Smith OF illinois, Will not be at home
TIL Tuesdays, January 20 and February 10
Miss Francis B. Kloman of virginia-is q
| guest Of Mrs. Dove, and will be at home
with Mrs Dove. 1910 q street, Friday. Jan.
uary %.
Mrs. Edgar w. Achenbaugh will be al
home, Informally, Monday, January II.
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman gave lunch
con yesterday. the decorations being scar.
| let and white.
A most charming impromptu reception
was given the ladies Of the Excelsior Liter.
airy Club by Mrs. A. G. Powell in the east
parlor Of the Cairo Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Vinton Hough entertained a merry
| party of young people Thursday evening at
his residence. 2io4 I street, in honor of his
birthday. Vocal and instrumental music
formed a part of the evening. The chief
feature was bean contest, the prizes be-
ing awarded to Mr.. Edward and Miss Rosa
kammerer. Refreshments were served In
the dining room, where the table was beau
| tifully decorated in pink and white roses.
am Ros those present were: Misses Lena
Johnson, Elsie Roberts, Ada Dermody
| Rernice Randall and BERTHE Hough, and
Messrs. Guy and Neil Eiker, Jesse Angel,
| PIERCE Lewis, Edward Kammerer and Vim
ton Hough, Mr.. and Mrs. P. v. Hough Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Kammerer Mrs Isabelle
| Burch. Mrs. Crawford and Miss Mamie and
| Miss Nettie Hough
Miss Violet Fassett and Mr.. Arthur
Christadoro will be married Monday after
noon at o'clock at the residence Of Mrs.
| Flora Fassett Hodge at Chevy Chase. DR..
| Radcliffe will off1ciate, and only a small
company will be present.
Gen. and Mrs. B. NJ. Cutcheon Of Grand
| Rapids. Mich, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
c. T. NJ. Cutcheon of 142 Seaton street.
| Thursday evening a pleasant social gath
erlng was held at the residence Of Mrs.
Beahler, $50 Maryland avenue northeast
in honor Of the eighteenth birthday ami
| versary Of her daughter Mathilda. Both
| and various games were enjoyed one Of
| which was called progressive peanuts"
| Before the guests departed for their homes
| delightful repast was served.
| Miss Katie Markham Robertson of THE
| Meadows" Abingdon. Va. is visiting her
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Findlay Harris,
| ITO 10th street.
Gen. and Mrs. Corbn gave a dinner last
| night In honor Of the Austrian ambassador
| and BARONESS Hengelmuller. The guests
| were Post master General and Mrs Henry
! G. Payne, Senator and Mrs. j. c.. Burrows,
| Senat tor and Mrs. Redfield Proctor Senator
and Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh. Mr.. and Mrs La
| throp Bradley and Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
John B. Kerr. Mrs. Corbin will be at home
| Saturdays in January.
One Of the prettiest weddings of the sea-
son took place at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church on Wednesday. January Z, at noon,
when the pastor, DR.: G. 8. Williams. united
in marriage Miss Sallye c., youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. M. Haas, to Mr..
| Reuben A. Bogley, jr. The bride, preceded
| by Miss Lydia Hughes, her only attendant,
entered the church with her father and was
| met at the altar by the groom and his best
| man. Mr.. Edwin H. Bogley. The bride was
| gowned in tailor-made suit Of gray cloth,
with hat to match, and carried bride roses.
velvet, with white picture hat, and carried
| pink roses. Mr.. Emery Bogley, Mr.. Charles
Haas, Mr.. VIII T. Pierson, jr., and Mr..
| Lloyd Colif1ower seated the large gathering
ly after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Bogley
| left for short trip to Philadelphia, Buffalo
| and Niagara Falls. Upon their return they
will live at 1000 Maryland avenue north
| east, where they will be at home to their
| friends after February l. .-s..-,.--.
Mrs. W. H. walcott and daughters will
receive Saturdays as usual after O. o'clock
and from to 10 o'clock evenings, 1927 18th
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Smithson an. daugh-
ter Madge have just returned home after a
| four weeks visit to Mrs. J. J. Linney Of
| Baltimore, Md, sister Of Mrs. Smithson.
Mrs. Sue Gender has returned from two
months trip through California.
The marriage Of Miss Ella Smith to Mr..
William Bodmer, both of Middleburg, Va,
| took place at the residence Of Mr.. NJ. L.
tWelfiey, on Capitol Hill, Thursday after
noon 4 O'c1ncl n ho Of fauy
friends. The ceremony was performed
| by Rev. E. Hez Sven of the Second Bap-
fist Church. The bride was becomingly
gowned in a travelling dress Of dark blue
cloth. The bride Is the daughter of Mr..
| Alexander Smith of Fauquier county. I'M
| mediately after the ceremony the couple
| left for short sojourn north.
Mrs. William H. Daw will not be at home
| Friday, January 16, as before announced,
| but will receive Fridays January &c. and
February ID, from to 8, assisted by Miss
Anita Cluss and Miss Florence Lorraine
| May, from Philadelphia.
| little girls party was given by Mr.. and
| Mrs. P. J. Lockwood last Tuesday even
| ing in honor of the ninth birthday of their
| daughter Helen. Among those present
We're Edith Cowl, Ray Wilson, Virginia
Wilson, Edith Hammond, Gladys Roberts,
Bessie Birch, Arlien Terry, Theresa Pal
| mer, Annie Howell, Flossie Street Flor
ence Silsby, Louise Green, Elsie Sheetz,
Clara Morrow Ina Pagan, Theodosia Sci
| bold, Edna Struble, Julia Ruff Myrtle
| Keech. Thelma Davis, Ada May, Norine
Worthington and baby Vivian Thomas.
! birthday party was given by Mr. and
Mrs. SherZer in honor of their daughter
Rose. Vocal solos were rendered by Miss
Rose Sherzer, Miss McGrath, Mr. MIS-
| wauner and Mr.. Isaac Miss Lottie Sher-
ger rendered several difficult piano solos,
Refreshments were served in the dining
room, which was decorated approximately
Among those present were Misses Rose and
Lottie Sherzer, McGrath, Stowe, Sazio,
Fowler. Thorne and Messrs. Taggart, Mis-
wauner, Isaac, A.. j. McGrath. Riley.
Moore, Basset and NJ. P. McGrath.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday, January 8, at the Cairo, Mrs.
| Clement Whitall being the hostess Mrs
John Hyde was elected delegate to the Dis
trict Federation of Women's Clubs The
resignation Of the corresponding secretary,
Mrs. NJ. d. Lincoln, was accepted with re-
gret. Mrs. James was elected to the Office
Insanswer to roll call for current events,
Mrs. Schneider read about and showed a
picture of furniture. once Madame Sevigni's,
but now owned by Countess Castellane
Mrs. Evelyn Clark Morgan read her own
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