Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-14


carnations, mauve orchids and Roman hy-
acinths and ferns. Another large musicale
win be given at the White House tomor-
row night.
Another Of the beautiful home weddings
for which the present season is noted, took
place today at the residence Of DR.. and
Mrs. John A. Swope, on N street, at noon.
when their daughter, Miss Blanche Mitchell
Swope, and Mr.. Henry Brown Mirick were
married by Rev. DR.. Teunis s. Hamlin of
the Church of the Covenant The ceremony
took place in the presence of a family party
under floral bower arranged in the large
dining room. The bride, who was escorted
by her father, was attended by her sister,
Miss Swope, and Miss Burrell both of
whom were prettily dressed in white NOUS
seine de sole and carried clusters of Amer
lean beauty roses.
The bride was gowned in white lace made
over chiffon. A diamond brooch, an alien
veloping veil Of tulle and bouquet of lilies
of the valley and orchids were finishing
touches to an extremely beautiful toilet.
Mr.. Alan Dodson of Pennsylvania was best
man. The drawing room and dining room
were deliberately decorated in palms, vines
and red roses The ceremony was followed
by a large reception at half-past IL, when
two or three hundred guests congratulated
the happy couple previous to their depar-
ture for an extended honeymoon. Mrs.
SWODS, I0OtneT VI tne DTlUe, TtctlNtO HI IL
rich gown of black velvet, trimmed with
point lace. Mr.. and Mrs. George Mirick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. woodward. Mr..
and Mrs. Reach and Miss O'Neil were out
of-town and house guests for the event.
Mr.. Gutowski's celebration Of the Russian
new year eve at Rauscher's last night was
very happy event. Fancy dress added
new reasons for enjoyment to circle OF
sixty friends who are accustomed to meet
frequently. Gay colorS predOminated In
the decorations of the ball room, where
merry dance followed supper, served at
small tables in an adjoining room. Miss
Alice Roosevelt had powdered hair and
beauty patches, which hastily devised and
picturesque addition to the usual evening,
toilet was followed by most of the guests.
Gafnsborough hats Spanish mantillas and
other coquetish headgear were adopted by
others, while the men were equally fortu-
nate in selecting cavalier costumes, in
which graceful or ludicrous hats were
prominent part, or in pink coats. etc, of
their hunting costumes. The Countess Cas-
SIM wore an empire gown and bewildering
lace hat The Russian ambassador was
present, and the Countess Moncheur chap
eroned the company. All the members of
the Russian embassy staff were included
among their colleagues guests.
General and Mrs Gillespie were dinner
hosts last night, entertaining for the Sec
rotary of War and Mrs Root, and having
present to meet them Secretary of the In
terror and Mrs. Hitchcock. Justice of the
Supreme Court and Mrs. Holmes. Senator
and Mrs. Dryden General and Mrs. Chat
fee Senator and Mrs Perkins Mrs Pin
chot and Clifford Pinchot.
Mr. James B. Eustis we'll known here,
son of the late Amhassador Eustis was
married Monday last at Colorado Springs
His bride was Miss Nina Crosby daughter
of Walter F'loyd Crosby of New York and
Colorado Springs: The family has been liv-
sr,rr 10,
Miss Crosby made her debut and nassed
the winter In New York a few seasons
back.
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hull Manv imnrovemants have been made
In the house since II was occunied Inv the
Iata Sanction Sbarman father ~ the bostass
ronn, Sei With fnwars and
tha o,asts rsnresented not only officiaI life
hut res;denta monument In society for
nany Years hacik
Tho largo DRAWING room, at tho Austrian
embassy was filed Yesterday nv those re-
snondinp to the Invitations of Nine Hen
gelm1,IIer 70 hear n niano recital nv a tall
sntad Austrian Mile ITnschuld de MeIas-
fald The nusic lasted about a half hour
and each number emphasized the skill of
the nerformer. Among those present were:
S;s th Ersnn, annha ana Wme ms
sla, .ae tha Snrrnnn amhossador and Ra-
ro,ass starnh,,re Mr. and Mrs Thomas r
WIsb Wrs Iobn "a Henderson, Mrs
Ward Thnror Miss SberriIi The Relerian
minister and baroness Moncheur Miss On
rand the minister from the Netherlands.
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ue NS,elS, w >, hoP Po'a a. No.. 81 "a
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G,v.a, W1;nahar, Sonnt Uovos ana Raron
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Dossee'
senator ana MIS- DoiilVer entertained idst
evening In honor or MISS hazard, president
OF wellesley Coilege. Inose asslstng IN
receiving We're MISS cannon, MISS lamp