Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LENTEN TRAVEL PLANS INTER
EST MANY.
Dinners Begin Again to Be Important
Timely Personal
A.s. Notes. .,s

Mrs. Moore Richardson and children will
sail on the 23d for Bermuda. to join her un-
Gle, Senator Clark OF Montana. who went
there several weeks ago, accompanied by
his son, daughter and granddaughter. The
senator's health has vastly improved by the
outdoor life possible in the pleasant cli-
mate. He has taken a house for the sea-
son. Mrs. Moore Richardson will remain
with the party until after Easter.
Senator and Mrs. Depew. Senator and
Mrs. Dryden and Representative and Mrs.
Sibley will give dinners tomorrow night.
The Misses Horstmann are going abroad
shortly to remain for year.
Representative and Mrs Kirke Porter
and Miss Hegeman will leave shortly for
their winter place off the Georgia coast.
where Mrs. Porter and her daughter will
remain through Lent.
Mrs. Flora Adams Darling, who is i'll from
bronchitis, Cancelled ell social engagements
early this season, ard while not seriously
sick. she is confined to her home. 1907 N
street. but hopes to go to Atlantic City
early in April
Miss Ida Schmidt of New York city is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. IL. Kaufman, 900 l.
street northwest. At home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs ]. F. Wilson, with their lit
tie daughter Anna, left Washington the
morning of the 10Th for Hot Springs, Ark.
They win stop at Jacksonville, New Or
leans and other points of interest in the
south.
Miss e. J. Ralston of 1918 8 street north
west will be at home with Mrs. Grace d.
WOODBURY., 1903 r street northwest, Friday,
February 10, afternoon and evening
Mrs Thomas, 1910 Princeton street, will
not be at home tomorrow but will be glad
to see her friends Tuesday, 23d
DR.. and Mrs Ralph Jenkins leave tonight
for Camden, S. c., where they expect to
spend the remainder of February.
Miss Lillian E. HELEN, who has been
spending the winter in New York with Mrs
W. E. Woodend, is now at the Ponce de
Leon, st. Augustine, Fla. with Mrs. Wood
end and her brother, J. w. Howard.
Because of illness Mrs. f. H. Parsons and
the Misses Parsons will not receive tomor-
row.
Owing to illness Mrs. VIM w Townsend
will not be able to see her friends tomor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. J. w. Anderson, 1905 X street. and
Mrs Wickham of New York will be at
home tomorrow afternoon from to O.
A pretty home wedding took place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce in
Pittsburg, Pa, Monday evening, February
ID, when Miss Ethel r Randall of WASH
ington, d. c.. and Mr.. Harry c. Frank of
Urbana, Ohio, were married by the Rev.
David II. Geissinger pastor of the English
Lutheran Church The bride was dressed in
a very handsome silk gown. The bride is
tie only daughter of Mrs. Brunhilda E.
Randall of this city, and is an accomplish
ed musician. She is a niece of Mrs. /. L.
Currier of New York, who attended the
wedding. Mr.. Frank is engaged in the no.
tel business in Pittsburg. and was formerly
connected with the New Willard and
Raleigh hotels in this city. The couple re-
ceived a large number of useful and orna-
mental presents, consisting of silverware
cut glass and paintings.
Mrs. ]. Sylvester Phillips will be at home
informally tomorrow at 1921 Connecticut
avenue.
Owing to illness in the family Mrs. s. 3.
Craig and her daughter, Mrs. White, will
not be able to receive their friends Fridays.
Mrs Charles Parker Stone of 14OO Ken
Mrs. Robert p. Haines 1919 Harvard
street, will not be at home Mondays during
Lent.
The marriage of Miss Rachel Schofield
Hoge and DR.. Francis Joseph Savage was
solemnized by the Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith on Tuesday evening, February 10,
at the residence of the brides father, Mr..
William S. Hoge. The bride was attended
by her two younger sisters, Misses Mary
and Margaret Hoge, attired in white chif-
fon gowns. Her small niece Dorothy Ly-
man Savage, acted as flower girl and pre-
coded the bride, throwing flowers before her.
The brides gown was of cream lace over
chiffon. and she wore rare lace VEIL which
was her grandmother's. 1t was caught back
with lilies of the valley. Her bouquet was
of similar flowers. A reception followed
the ceremony, limited only to the relatives
and few intimate friends of the family.
Or. and Mrs. Savage will reside in ST. Paul,
MINI.
Rome tomorrow afternoon and evening at
the Hotel Lawrence. Mrs. Gassenheimer
has with her as her guest Miss Blanche
Stein of Marshall, Tex.
Mrs. II. Clay Browning will be at home
tomorrow from B to 0 for the last time this
month. She will spend the next two weeks
IN Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Mrs. Benjamin Thaw gave a luncheon
yesterday at Palm Beach, when Mrs. Knox.
wife of the Attorney General, was the guest
of honor.
Announcement is made Of the engagement
or Mr. Earl Goodwin to Miss MAY Jefrries
Easton, both formerly of Washington, but
now RESIDING respectively in Hackensack
and Arcola, N. ]. Miss Easton is the sec
ono daughter of Mr.. Edward D. Easton
president OF the Columbia Phonograph and
Aihericah Graphophone companies, and
long Identified with important local inter-
ests. MT GodWfn Is the eldest son of the
late Harry p. Goodwin, for long period
CITY edltor or The Evening Star, and one
Oh the most conspicuous features in WASH
iEs'oh hewspaperdom for many years.