Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-10

ruary 10. from to pm, to meet Mrs
Cecil Morgan and Mrs. w. H. Robinson.
Mrs. Edwin l.. Chapman, 2112 Wyoming
| avenue, will be at home Thursday, Feb
| ruary %.
| Mrs. J. V. Barross will not be at home
| tomorrow.
| Mrs. Ward A. Fitzsimmons and Mrs.
| John N. Pistol will be at home Friday, Feb
| ruary II, from 3 to g. at 1898 18th street
| northwest, and will be pleased to all
| their friends.
| Mrs. Hogg, wife of Lieutenant Comman-
! der w. s. Hogg, 1866 Q street northwest
will be at home for the last time this sea-
son on Thursday afternoon. February II.
| Last night the Secretary of Agriculture
| and Miss Wilson entertained at dinner for
| the President and Mrs. Roosevelt, and In
| the company to meet them there were pres
| ent the Secretary of War, the Postmaster
| General and Mrs. Payne the Secretary of
the Navy, Mr.. Moody; the Secretary of
! Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Cortelyou:
| the Speaker of the House and Miss Can
| non; Mrs Carrot A. Hobart. Senator and
| Mrs. Alger. Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks,
| Senator and Mrs. Dolliver, Senator Allison,
Senator Quarles, Senator Burrows, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh Mrs Leonard
| Wood, Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Mrs. Dan
| lei Manning, Miss Anne Hitchcock, Miss
| Lucy Kean, Miss Marion Bell, Represen-
| tative James Wadsworth and Mr.. Jasper
| Wilson.
| Mrs. Kearns wife of Senator Kearns, will
! receive tomorrow for the last time this sea-
| son, as she returns to her home in Utah on
Saturday.
Miss Katherine Williams of Chicago will
arrive this afternoon to be the guest of Miss
Ridgely, daughter of the controller of the
currency for the next week. Miss Williams
q n fcf ~ H.,
| is well known in this city.
Mr.. and Miss Ridgely also expected today
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson O'Shaughnessy of
| London to be their guests during their stay
| in this city. On Saturday this house party
| will receive another addition in the person
of Miss Katherine Earle of Philadelphia
Monday next Miss Ridgely will give a small
tea to meet her guests and all of them will
remain for the dance at Rauschers Tues
| day night, for which Mr.. Ridgely and his
daughter issued cards several weeks ago.
All the ecclesiastical splendor possible ac-
companied the marriage in st. Patrick s
| Cathedral New York yesterday of Miss
Josephine Wharton Drexel and DIR. John
Duncan Emmett. An elaborate musical pro-
| gram was rendered as the guests assemmled.
| and the arrival of the bride was announced
| by fanfare of trumpets. the trumpeters
being stationed In the south triforium. This
| fanfare was followed by Handel's Largo" "
and then began the nuptfal music of ''Lo-
hengrin.' sung by the chancel choir of
| men and boys, who preceded the bride and
her attendants to the altar. The bride
walked in the center of her bridesmaids
and wore rich gown of white satin, made
with a court train. which was almost COW
cred with point lace. A superb veil of point
lace that fell almost to the end Of the train
was held in place by tiara of diamonds
Her other jewels consisted of double row
of pearls and pink topaz pendant set in
diamonds. The bouquet was of white roses
made with long steamers OF the flowers.
sprig of shamrock was worn at the cor
sage, and this pretty remembrance of the
bridegrooms glorious ancestor the Irish pa
triot Robert Emmett, was again in evidence
when the couple left the cathedral and the
chimes rang out old Irish melodies. The
brides ten attendants were in pink chiffon
and half wells of tulle, with the maid of honor
in white. Six hundred guests went after
ward to the brides home for the wedding
breakfast After a short out-Of-tOWn stay
the couple will go south with the groom's
parents.
Tomorrow at noon in ST. Patricks Church
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth M. Viboud,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Francois j. vi
boud and Mr.. John j. Farley will take
place. Preceding the ceremony there Will
be musical program, with Sol Minister as
the soloist. The ceremony will be followed
by breakfast at Rauscher's This even
ing Mr. and Mrs Viboud will entertain the
wedding party at supper after the re-
hearSal.
Mrs Clarence B. Rheem will be at home
tomorrow for the only time this season,
and will have with her Miss Eva d. Hous-
worth of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Weyl have taken an
apartment in the Ingleside, 1910 LIST street
northwest. At home. Tuesdays.
Mrs. William Alexander Hill of 1851 Mint
wood place will be at home tomorrow for
the last time this season. She will have
with her Mrs. Charles Hewitt Wright OF
Pittsfeld. Mass.
Mrs Florence K. Solger will not be at
home 11S E street northwest, tomorrow,
but on other Thursdays informally.
Miss Bernadette Murray of Hancock. Md.
who has been spending the month of jan
uary with Miss Anne e. Gaskins at 1411
10Th street northwest has returned home.
Mrs. Oscar W. White No. 1903 Belmont
avenue Washington Heights will not re-
ceive tomorrow, February II, on account of
illness.
Mrs F. z. Maxcy will not be at home to-
day, but will be at home February IL, Ills
Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs Fulton, wife of Senator Fulton, and
Mrs. Williamson, wife of Representative
Williamson of Oregon, VIII receive at 1.-THE
Highlands Thursday afternoon, February
IL, from to 6, assisted by Mrs. Robertson
and the Misses Williamson.
Mrs Frank B. Crosthwaite will not be at
home Thursday.
The Excelsior Literary Club has cards out
for Friday, February II. ct pm, when
they will celebrate Their sixteenth anniver-
Sarv The retention will he held at n II