Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-07

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The ceremony was performed in the par
lors of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Harris, par
ents of the bride, ON West Franklin street.
Only the families of the bride and groom
were present among the latter being Mrs.
Beriah Wilkins and Mr.. Robert Wilkins.
mother and brother of the groom. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss Kate
Harris. After their wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Wilkins will take up their residence at
I'LL Massachusetts, avenue. The bride Is
charming young woman and has many
friends in this city, made during her fire.
quent visits
The Secretary to the President and Mrs.
Loeb left today for a ten days visit to
Albany, their former home.
The gowns worn yesterday by Miss Edith
Clapp at her marriage to Count de Demple
de RougemOnt and by her attendants were
very elegant. The bridal toilet dress and
veil was of point d'Alencon. first worn by
the brides mother. Mile. Ges Portes de la
Fosse, who was among the bridesmaids,
was dressed in white liberty silk, trimmed
with lace and embroidery, white lace hat,
trimmed with white feathers, and carried
a white lace muff, trimmed with sprays of
pink roses. small flower girl in Irish
lace and chiffon and a large chiffon hat
ard a small page in cavalier costume of
satin and lace were picturesque attendants.
Late in the afternoon the Count and Count
ess de Rougemon. left for this city, where
they will pass. several weeks. The brides
travelling dress was of blue cloth. with a
velvet hat to match. On their return from
this trip they will pass several weeks in
New York before going to Paris.
Navy, has given the use of her drawing
rooms tomorrow afternoon from to for
the Christmas bezaar of the Cooperative
Society. This charity aims to help those
n no hor, sol hU CQyr
ing, ETC., although it's benefactions are dis
tributed to the hospitals, asylums and other
societies where the old, sick small chill
dren are cared for. The Marine Band will
play at the bazaar and the following we'll
known matrons and maids will preside at
the various tables: Miss Elizabeth Kean and
Mrs. Frederick Keep, Mrs. J. P. Story, jr.,
and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, dolls; Miss Will
liams, Mrs. Livingston Hunt and Miss
Boardman. fancy table; Mrs. George How
lam Keep, Miss Oliver, Miss Durand Miss
Glover, Miss Alice Warder and Miss Pauline
Morton, Miss Weltmore. Miss Robson, Mrs.
Corcoran Thorn, Miss Warder, Miss Ward
and Miss Josephine Boardman will. have
charge of the raffles, and among the arti-
cles are an Italian lace cushion and dolls.
given by Mrs. Roosevelt, and beautiful
lace tea cloth, given by Mrs. Richard Town.
send. One of the chief points of interest
will be the display and sale of the Dolly
Madison, rugs, which are woven by the So
much admired. Miss Maude Wetmore and
Miss Mcmillan will be in charge of them to-
morrow.
Representative and Mrs. Dalzell gave
dinner last week, when the guests of honor
were the Secretary of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Metcalf.
Miss Helen Cannon, daughter of the
Speaker, returned yesterday from the west,
having spent the last three weeks at her
home after series of visits with friends
in st. Louis during the autumn.
Mrs. Cromwell, Mrs. Needham. Mrs. Rich
ardson. Mrs. Charles ]. Bell and Mrs. Var
row will form the reception committee at
the students ball tonight at the New Will
lard given by the board of lady managers
of the George Washington University Hos
pital. Both ball rooms will be used and
supper is included in the purchase of
ticket. The floor committee will be large
and most efficient one and include many of
the prominent men in general society. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Foster entertained
at dinner last night for the French am
bassador and Nine Jusserand.
Judge E. c. and Mrs ]. Ellen Foster en-
tertained a small party at dinner last even
ing in honor of Mr.. Warren S. Stone Of
Cleveland, Ohio. Invited to meet Mr.. Stone
were Senator Dolliver. Miss Dolliver, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Brooks, Miss Elisabeth
F. Pierce, Mr. David Mulvane of Kansas
and Miss Helen Varick Boswell.
Miss Eleanor Kelly of Denmore Park,
Baltimore, is in the city with party of
friends for few days. Miss Kelly is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John ]. Kelly of
that place and possessed of a distinctive
charm of manner and truly hospitable
nature, has endeared herself to wide
circle, both in Baltimore and Washington.
Among the party of sghtseers are Mr.. and
Mrs. John Trainor, Miss Helen Trainor.
Miss Katherine Fills, Mr.. Rothrock and
Miss Rothrock. All of the party hail from
Baltimore. They have apartments at the
Raleigh Hotel.
Last Friday night the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Madison Fielder, 1919 North
Capitol street, was the scene of a happy
gathering of relatives and friends in honor
of the twenty-first birthday of their son.
Milton A. The parlor and dining room
were handsomely decorated with roses,
carnations, chrysanthemums and ferns.
After choice selections had been rendered
and games INDUCED in the guests were in
vited to the dining room, where bountiful
repast was served. The table was beautiful
ly garlanded with lavender, streamers and
ferns. the center attraction being a pyra-
mid cake adorned with violets and twenty
one lighted tapers Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs Madison Fielder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Boswell, Mr.. jacques Jouve-
nal. Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM, Reiser, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley, Mr.. and
MRS. Ianman, MIS- mary I1artlg, MISS
Mirnie Jouvenal, Misses Maize, Gertrude
and Clara Fielder, Florence Graeves, Ger
trude Marloir Myrtle Fielder, Florence
Jouvenal, Sallie Philips, Rose Knorline,
Helen, Alice and Grace Ashley, Lizzie
Lindsay, Dorothy Lanman, Hazel Glidden,
Isabelle Wilson, Messrs. Milton A. Fielder,
Jouvenal and Lionel Fielder, Walter Mar
low, VIM. Fidler, Walter Gill, George
Stern, Karl Hartig, Ralph Sanman, Karl
Reiser, Master Charles Lanman.
Mrs Elizabeth A. Haines of Capitol Hill
is spending a few days in New York
The marriage of Miss Clara Bertha Cox,
doughter of Mr.. Frank Cox of Hamilton
road, Congress Heights, and Mr.. Samuel J.
Breslin took place Monday evening at the
residence of the bride. Rev. Willard G.
Davenport, the rector of the Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal parish at Anacostia,
performed the ceremony, following which
the young couple received the congratula
lions of their friends at reception They
have taken up their residence in Congress
Heights. They were the recipients of
number of handsome presents.
Mrs Frank Goodwin of Seattle and Mrs.
Harry c. Sitter of Roland Park, Baltimore
will be at home with Mrs. George s. Cooper
Thursday December 8, 1907 r street.
Miss Mary Louise Inskup, daughter Of
Mrs. B. B. Inskup of Culpeper county, Va