Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-06

in point lace. A tulIe veil was also worn.
The bridesmaids Wore white lace dresses,
large white lace and feather trimmed hats,
and carried American beauty roses.
Gen. and Mrs. Dufiield with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Parker of Detroit, were pres
ent
The guests invited numbered about 900,
representing both official and resident So
ciety. The brides presents included not
only house belongings, but a number of
valuable articles of iewelry
Late this afternoon Mir and Mrs. Dufield
left for a wedding trip and will reside in
New York upon it's conclusion. The former
is one of the six sons of Gen. and Mrs.
Duffield of Detroit, and is a nephew of
Justice Brown. He is engaged in the pub
fishing business in New York city, where he
has lived the past five years. He belongs
to several prominent clubs. While n fire.
quent visitor to this city as the guest of
justice Brown, the acquaintance with the
bride of today really began last summer at
York Harbor, Me-, where the Mckennas
were spending the summer.
Secretary of War and Mrs Root enter
tained at dinner last night in honor of the
President and cabinet. The guests were
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt Mrs.
Hay, Attorney General and Mrs Knox
Postmaster General and Mrs Payne Sec
rotary Moody, Miss Carow, Secretary and
Mrs. Hitchcock. Secretary and Miss Wilson.
Secretary and Mrs Cortelyou and Lieut..
Gen. Young.
The arrangements for the charity hal,
next Monday night at the New Willard ali
point to a splendid success Mr. George
Howard who will be in charge of the floor
committee. will have his associates, near
ly all the prominent men in society AS re-
quested by the managers of the ball, no
other late or large entertainment will be
given that evening.
Miss Morris. sister Of Justice Morris gave
luncheon today and has Invitations out
for card party tomorrow.
The Austrian ambassador and Nine Hem
gelmuller and Senator and Mrs Dryden
will give dinners tonight.
The first Bachelor cotillion will take place
tonight al the New Willard.
DR.. and Mrs. Goldsborough will mark the
debut of their second daughter, Mary
Goldsborough. by dance at Rauscher's,
January 10.
Miss Gale has cards out for a tea January
II.
Mrs. Hepburn. wife of Senator Hepburn
will not receive tomorrow. Senator and
Mrs. Hepburn live at the Normandie
Representative and Mrs. Harrison enter
tanned last night at dinner in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. and to meet them
there were present: The Russian ambassa-
dor, the Austrian ambassador and Baron
ess Hengelmuller. Senator and Mrs. Alger,
Senator Hale. Senator Newlands, Mrs.
Cowles. Mrs. Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. Board
man. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Alexander of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Thoron. Miss Williams, Miss
Boardman. MI. Hansen and Gen. Crozier.
Mrs. Clarence Moore, who had Mrs Ed
ward Browning of Philadelphia staying
with her, gave a tea for her yesterday,
when the Baroness Moncheur, Mrs. John
O'Donnell and Mrs. George Howard as
sisted.
Former Attorney General and Mrs. Griggs
will be the guests of Mrs. Audenried after
the 21st who will give dinner for them
the night following.
Mrs. A. p. German will not be at home
Thursday, the 7th, but will be the following
Thursdays in January.
Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey will not be at
home Thursdays in January, but will be
pleased to see her friends February
and Is.
A birthday surprise party was rendered
Miss Carrie Wertheim of 40 K street north
west Tuesday evening by her friends.
Among those present were the Misses Re-
becca Sevetan, Edna Wright. Eva Krey,