Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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pitality of Commander and Mrs. Hodges
We're: The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Morton, Admiral and Mrs. Dewey, Capt.
and Mrs Cowles, Rear Admiral and Mrs
HigginSon. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Rodgers
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Lamberton, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Mason, Gen. and Mrs
Chaffee, Postmaster General and Mrs
Wynne, the minister of Chilli and Nine
Walker Martinez, Capt. and Mrs. de Chair,
Col. RaspopOff. Russian military attache,
Commander Pfster, Italian naval attache
Senator and Mrs. Cullom, Mrs. sutherland
and the Misses Sutherland, Gen. and Mrs.
Johnston. Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs. Sewell,
DR.. and Mrs, Hamlin, DR.. and Mrs. Rich
Mrs. Matthews, Col. and Mrs. Ruppell Mr..
and Mrs. Kirke Porter, Miss Hegeman,
Lieut.. Bristol, Mrs Fremont, the Misses
Fremont and a large contingent OF the
army, navy and diplomatic residents.
The marriage of DR.. ]. r. Sharp of this city
and Miss Margaret E. Otis, niece of Gen. Har-
Tison f. Otis, took place at noon today at
kenton, Ohio, the home of the bride. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev DIR.
Hindman of the kenton Presbyterian
Church. Mr. William Pierre of Philadelphia,
a lifelong friend of DIR. Sharp. acting as
best man, and Miss Hattie Otis, sister of
the bride. being maid of honor. The deco
rations were evergreen, holly and mistletoe.
The couple went on an extended wedding
tour through the New Englandestates. and
will return to their home, 1905 street
northwest. in this city, about the first of
the new year.
The marriage of Miss Annie Judge to Mr..
Michael Dillingham; took place last evening
at st. Patricks Church. the Rev. Father
Michigan. assisted by Father Carroll Off
ciating. The bride entered the church with
her brother-in-law Mr.. James Meehan. The
bride was beautifully attired In a pearl
Lansdowne dress. with hat in Ihe same
shade. She carried a large bouquet of white
roses. The Observation-Disclosures Lizzie
and Miss Della Fleming sister and niece of
the bride-wore light blue nuns yelling
WIN large black hats, trimmed in plumes.
Both carried bouquets of pink roses. The
groomsman was Mr.. j. j. Hanlon and the
ushers were Mr.. Austin LOTUS and Mr.
William Fleming. reception followed at
the home of the brides brother-in-Iaw The
bride was the recipient of many handsome
ana useful presents. Mr.. and Mrs Dilling-
ham left on the midnight train for an ex-
tended trip through the New England
states, and Will visit the home of the
groom parents. The brides travelling
gown was dark blue broadcloth, with a
becom.rg hat of velvet to match They
Will be at home to their friends after the
middle of January.
Senator and Mrs. Depew have gone to
New York for the holidays. They will re-
turn to Washington on the LIST of January
to l. - Il oii
- anu mis- -AilSOn Mills nave gone to
Foft Preble, Me, to remain till after the
holidays.
MISS Converse. daughter of Rear Admiral
converse. gave a dinner last night. when
Miss Morton, Miss Hobson of Boston Miss
caroline Schroeder, Lieut.. L. s. Grant Sd !:
Lieut. ii. V. Butler, Ensign H. F. Cooke
and Mr.. Frank Chambers were present
The debut of Miss Zaidee Calf. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gaff was marked
by the first large house bali of the winter.
and the company welcomed by this popular
host and hostess last night reflected not
only the dancing strength of the capital
but many Of the notabilities of the capital
whose presence would dignity any gather
Ing the world over. The Gaff residence this
winter is the former home of Mrs Barney
and its possibilities for entertainment are
well known. Last night each step of the
progress of the guests from the entrance
to the presence of the host and hostess
and the bright particular star of the even
ing was marked by a floral welcome and
any spot left in the first decoration was
covered later by the bouquets sent Miss
Gaff. The hostess was handsomely gowned
i'm siver-spangled yellow tulle and her
:. daughter was in white tulle trimmed with
gar!sGGs AID fringes of lilies of the vaney.
After supper dancing was general and the