Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-11

| MTS. William Wv llSpi WIZ -
| the winter with her parents, Eepresentat1ve
| and Mrs. Sibley, entertained at their nome
| yesterday at a luncheon for MISS SIa"
| having present to meet that greatly feted
| debutante the following; Miss quay NJ NJ
| Davidson. Miss Cockrell Miss Clark. MISS
| Stone Mrs. johnson. Mrs. Armstrong, MISS
Day, Miss Wright. Miss Grandin. Mss
| Alice Grandin. Miss Needham, Miss Car
! roll Miss Farnsworth and the MISSES
Deemer.
Mrs. John T. Davidson, 1897 @ street will
be at home tomorrow for the last time TINS
season.
Mrs. Bertha NJ Robbins. 1922 P street.
will receive tomorrow for the last time
this season.
Mrs. c. W. Porter and the Misses Porter
of 1851 @ street will not be at home to-
morrow. but will be at home the last two
Fridays in February.
Mrs John Mitchell jr.. 1899 Columbia
road will be at home February T. and 10,
from ) to 8.
A pretty wedding took place at st. Mark s
Episcopal Church yesterday at noon. The
contracting parties were Miss Mary Eioise
Bowie and Mr.. Oliver Wendell Holmes. The
Pew DR.. Devries officiated.
The bride entered the church with her
brother, Mr.. James Morsell Bowie, pre-
| ceded by her bridesmaids and the matron
of honor. She wore white brocaded satin
and white satin slippers. both gown and
the fOotgeaf being those worn by her
mother when she was married. Her veil
was white tule with orange blossoms, and
caught back by fine old cameo pin, an
heirloom in the family. She carried white
kid prayer book: from which the maria ge
service read.
The brides sister, Mrs A. B. Weir, was
matron of homer, and wore white silk
mousseline over white silk, white picture
ba % cd bn1 Nail ba
best man was Mr.. William Andrew Coombe
The bridesmaids We're Miss Ethel Holmes,
sister of the groom, who wore white silk
Miss Mary Polk Coleman, who wore blue
silk mousselne over blue silk; Miss Eleanor
Gertrude Dagger, who wore pink silk
mousseline trimmed in pink null over pink
silk. and Miss Mia Roberts, who wore
white net over pink silk. All wore blac ok
picture hats and black suede gloves, and
carried large bouquets of ivory roses. very
prettily tied with flowing loops of white
baby ribbon. The ushers were Lieut.. A. B.
Weir Mr.. De Neil WilcoXson Mr. Wade
Wood and DR.. John Mackall Roberts
The bride is the granddaughter of the
late Judge James s. Morsell of GEORGETOWN
and the daughter of the late John E and
Jennie S. Bowie of Prince Georges county
Maryland The couple left on the O'Clock
train for northern trip. the travelling
dress being blue broadcloth, trimmed with
white and piped with turquoise blue silk
The belt buckles were the knee buckles
worn by her grandfather. Judge MorselI. A
large party of relatives and friends attend
ed the pair. to the station
Mrs Henry B. Polkinhorn of 1533 street
northwest will be at home tomorrow from
to u.
MI and Mrs T. d. Bennett and son,
Ihomas. and daughter Mamie l. Arm
strong, left February o for a trip through
The south to attend the Mardi Gras at
New Orleans.
Mrs. Grace d. WOODBURY. will not be at
nome tomorrow, but will be informally for
the last time on February 49, afternoon and
evening
Mrs. George A. King, 1911 18th street. will
be at home today.
Mrs James E. Padgett, 341O Morgan ave-
nue., Will not be at home tomorrow but will
receive February 26
Mrs. II. 7. Guss and Miss Brooks, with
Miss Henry of New York, will be at home.
l4oo Blnney street, tomorrow from ) to D.
Tor the last time this season.
Mrs. Percy M Hughes will be at home
Monday, February TO- from 3 to pm.
Owing to illness Mrs Horace C. Chandlee
Will not be at home tomorrow
Mrs. ]. Sylvester Phillips will not be at
home tomorrow
Mrs. George C. Stuart The Valois. will
not be at home tomorrow
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins will not re-
ceive again this season owing to the death
OF a near relative.
Mrs. William Schofield Hoge will not be
at home tomorrow.
Mrs j. T. Hough and Mss Frances Housh
will not be at home this afternoon but will
receive informally the remaining Thurs
days in February.
The Misses Sedgley, 1873 Massachusetts
avenue, will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Clarendon Smith and daughter will
not receive today, nor the 18th, but will
be at home on Thursday, February %.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Walton gave a re-
ception and party at their residence, S24
/ street northeast, last Friday evening in
honor of the twenty-first birthday of their
daughter Frances. The hospitabIe home of
the host and hostess was filled with merry
tlrong of young people who INDUCED in
games and music until the supper hour,
when the guests assembled in the commodi-
Gus dining room TO do justice to the tempt
ing viands and birthday cake. Miss Frances
was the recipient of many beautiful gifts
ana the happy wishes of her many friends
Mrs. Geo. c. Hazelton, 1915 street, will
be at home Fridays during Lent, but not
Friday, February IL.
Mrs. Parks, 1719 Riggs place, will not be
at home tomorrow
Mrs. Edward C. Ingersoll and Miss niger
soil, 1928 p street. will be at home tomor-
| row afternoon for the last time this sea-
son.
| Mrs G. Wallace W. Hanger will be at
| home tomorrow at the Albemarle for the
| last TINA this season.
| Miss Susie Bowling entertained last night
| at an impromptu dance. Among those pres
| ent were the Misses Huffman, Miss Boyce,
! Miss Conner, Miss Warren, Miss Moore,
Miss Shelton, Mr.. Boyden. Mr.. White, Mr..