Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-18

| Mr.. Andre Bobroff.
| been confined to Asiatic countries. He
comes here from Picking and succeeds
Pierre Rogestvensky, who is now stationed
| at that place. Mr. Bobroff says one of
| the things which has strongly impressed
| him since his arrival in the United States
| is the splendid travelling facilities. He hopes
| his sojourn in Washington may be a long
| one SO that he may have an ample oppor-
| tunity to study conditions in this country.
| Ex-senator and Mrs. John NJ. Thurston
| have returned from New York where they
have been for several weeks. Mrs. Thurs
| ton will not receive in January, but will be
at home Thursdays in February.
Miss Marshall the daughter of Col James
| NJ. Marshall, L. S. A., quartermaster AT
Philadelphia. is visiting Judge and Mrs.
| Fisher. 1915 Kalorama avenue. They are
| at home Saturdays.
| Miss Ella Trick Champion of Mt. Holly,
! N. j., is visiting her friend, Mrs. JAS A
| MacElwee. 1905 + street northeast. where
she will be at home to her friends Tues
| days.
Miss Mamie Towneley of Red Hill Va,
| is in Washington on a months visit to- the
| family of Senator ]. W.-Baley of Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. King of 1442
| Rhode Island avenue northwest, who sailed
| on October 2S. 1863 are now in Nice.
| France, where they will remain for some
| time.
Mrs. II. B. Denly will be at home Tues
| days at 1883 Sheridan avenue northwest.
| Mrs. C. NJ. Hammett, the Misses Hammett
| and Mrs w. r. Myers will be at home Fri
| days, January 22 and 30
| Lieut. Henry McAuley Bankhead and wife
| have gone to California, after spending
| some days at the Riggs House. They sail
| February for the Philippines, and will be
| stationed two years at Manila.
Representative and Mrs. Bankhead have
| taken apartments at the Riggs House
Friday evening. February II, Mr.. and
| Mrs. r. 7. BoarnaH of 2S12 Olive avenue
| gave leap year party in honor OF MI ana
| Mrs. George Zecher of Burkittsvile, Mo,
| and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Zecher of Bruins
wick. Nd. The evening was spent In music
| rendered by Miss Josephine Kelly, games
/ and dancing, after which refreshments
were served. Among those present We're
| Misses Annie BurlSitt, Fanny Kelly, Ethel
| Boarman, Viola Gingles, Fanny Smith,
Florence Boarman, Mamie Burkitt. Joseph
| inc Kelly Myrtle Boarman and Esther
| Darcy, Messrs. Binsted, Bond Robertson,
Smith, Mateo, Tucker. Ellis, Darcy, Leroy
Boarman, and Mr.. and Mrs. Michael, Mr..
| and Mrs. Darcy, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Zecher Mr. and Mrs Stearns, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Zecher. Mr.. and Mrs Beck. The
! out of town guests were Mr.. Charles Hen
| drixon Of Nashville, Tenn; Mr.. Frank
Wells of Iowa, Mr.. Raymond Hory of New
York. city and Miss Edith Dosh of Fred
| erick, Md.
| Saturday evening about 400 friends of
| Mr. and Mrs. John r. Galloway assembled
! upon invitation at Carroll Institute Hall TO
| celebrate the twenty-ffth anniversary of
| their marriage The hall was beautifully
decorated with ferns. flowers and hanging
| vines There were also displayed the hum
| drcds of valuable silver presents sent by
| their large number of friends and the CARDS,
| kilograms, etc, accompanying the same
| evidenced the good wishes Of friends ana
acuuaintances both at home and abroad
! An orchestra played during the evening,
| and a table spread with refreshments was
another important feature After the pres
| ents had been viewed and refreshments had
| been served the happy couple, who had
| been holding reception in the adjoining
parlor. appeared at the door, and TO the
| strains of the Mendelssohn Wedding March
| promenaded down the center of the hall,
| Mrs. Galloway, looking radiantly beautiful.
was handsomely gowned in Valenciennes
| applique made over white tateta, ana car
| ried bride roses. She wore diamond orna-
ments and was assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ellinger and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Monk of
| New York. Dancing filled in the evening
| until midnight.
| Among the guests present were Mrs. Isa-
| bella Galloway, Mrs. Hulse and daughter,
i Mr. and Mrs James V. Beagle. Miss Linda
| Beagle, Miss Ida Beagle, Mrs. Marian Bea-
| gle and sons, Mr.. Warren Evans and wife,
| Mr.. George Boyer and wife, Miss Victoria
| Beyer. Mrs Maddox Mr.. Speir and wife,
Miss Jennie Speir Miss Ester Speir, Mrs
/ Mack Mr.. Wylie and wife, Miss Hick, Mr.
Albert Gawler and wife, Mrs. Draney, MISS
| Alice Draney, Miss Lillian Draney, Mrs
Theo. Smith, Mr. Dickinson and wife. Miss
Dickinson, Mr.. Geo. Scott and wife, Mr.
Geo. Smith and wife, Mrs. Quackinbush
and daughters. Mr.. Truett and wife, Miss
Lena Clark, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Kate
Brown. Miss King Mr. and Mrs. Springer,
Mr. Schwing and wife, Mrs. Rupert Mr.
George Clarvoe and wife, Miss Clarvoe, DR..
and Mrs. Birch, Mrs. Charles Jacobson,
Mr. and Mrs. Zieman, MIR. Warren Whyte
and wife, Mr.. Frank Lowe and wife. Mr.
Dineen and wife DR.. Frank L. Gibson, Mrs.
Whelan and Mr.. Geo. Zeh and wife
Yesterday afternoon at National Rifles
Hall, at O'Clock Mr. Mike Finger of
Horton w. Va, formerly of this city, and
Miss Mary Bowdy of New York were
married. The bride was attired in white
silk MORE trimmed with lace and pearls,
and carried American Beauty roses. The
maid of honor. Miss Jennie Loeb. was
dressed in blue wolfe and carried pink
roses. Mr.. B. s. Finger was best man. and
the following were ushers: Messrs. A.
Geisberg. Barnie Siegle, Barnie Leobman,
D. Finger, Leon Barr, N. Balser, Joe
Rosenberg. Max Jacobson. Rev julius 7.
Loeb officiated.f The ceremony was fol-
lowed by large reception and an elegant
supper and dancing. There were a number
of friends from Baltimore.
Mrs Samuel Leland Powers will be at
home at the Arlington tomorrow.
The congressional ladies of the Riggs
House will be at home from to 9 to-
morrow.
Mrs. Elias Deemer. wife of Representa-
%t~va <.f pav1Vc xylxy Qr.io md he
Misses Deemer will be at home Tuesday,
January ~, at $50 18th street.
Mrs Beidler and the Misses Biedler are In
New York and will not receive tomorrow. :
Mrs. Robert Clark. of Richmond Va, left
here Saturday evening for Fairfax. Va.