Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-08

Hitchcock entertained at dinner last night
when their guests were Senator Frye, JUS
tice Day, Senator and Mrs. Quarles, Senator
and Miss. Willard, Major and Mrs. Burr,
Colonel Symonds. Miss Lucy Kean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Hemp
hill and Miss Sarah Collier.
Society focked again yesterday afternoon
to Rauschers, where members of st. Mat
thew's Church and their friends conducted
a bazaar and fancy dress tea from 3 to Z. A
most attractive spot when visitors first en-
tered was the millinery parlor conducted
by Mrs. George Howard and Mrs. John
ODonnell. Mrs. James F. Barbour with
Mrs. Emile Montgomery. Mrs. Hinckley and
MISS Riggs did a fiourishing business in
large and small cakes. The last cake on
the. table. and also the highest priced one.
was bought by Mgr. O'Connell, rector of the
Catholic University, and was sent by him to
the orphan boys at st. ~Joseph's.
Mrs. White and Mrs. Mckenna were in
charge of the tea table and were very sue
%cessful. Mrs. Henry May, who sold bon
bens. and Nine. Jusserand, who had the
flower booth. had no trouble in disposing
Of every article on hand: The fancy table
was In charge of Mrs. Mccartney; Mrs.
Attwell. Mrs. Preston Sands and Mrs. VIM.
K. Carr, Mrs. Barron and Mrs. Henley
Sands. Countess di Cellere and Mrs.
Mcsher. refreshments. and Mrs. j. NoIa
McGin told fortunes. Many Of the assist
ants were in fancy dress.
Among the busy assistants of the after
noon were: Sonora de Aspiroz, Miss Alison
Of philadelphia, Mrs. Bayne, Baroness v.
D. Bussche, Misses Bradford, Mrs. George
F. Becker. Miss Pansy Bloomer. Miss Bur-
dette, Miss Benham, Countess Cassini,
senorita Calvo, Miss Carmody, Misses Gull
len. Misses Calderon, Miss Cook, the Misses
Cotton, Misses Cleary, Mrs. Chauncey De-
pew, Miss Durand, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. De-
1o1@ H--- AES--1- C~~I-;r AEr-
Irwin. Mrs. O.. Perry johnson. Miss Janin.
Miss johnson, Nine. Hengelmuller, Miss
Heating of Philadelphia, Miss Keyes of
New York, Miss Helen Lee. Miss Letter
Miss Miller, Misses Merrick, the Misses Nc
kenna, Mrs. Miltenberger, Mrs. John
O'Donnell, the Misses Oliver, Madame de
Perez, Miss Anita Poor, Miss Perkins, Miss
Alice Parker, the Misses Patten, the Misses
Powell, Mrs. and Miss Potts. Miss Ridgely,
Miss Ramsay, Miss Remey. Miss Rucker,
Miss Robson, Miss Sands, the Misses
Sands, Miss Seymour. the Misses Schroeder.
Simpson, the Misses Squire, the Misses
Stickney. Miss Prescott, Mrs. VogelgesanG,
Miss Walker, Miss Alice Ward and Mrs.
Westcott.
Judge Theodore F. Shepard of Bay City.
Mich, his wife and sister. Mrs. Browning.
are visiting with Mrs. S. H. Walker, 40 b
street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph returned
yesterday from Hot Springs. Ark, via New
Orleans and New York by sea. Mr.. Rudolph
has been much benefited in general health.
Easter Monday, at 2 o'clock pm, the par
sonage of St. Patrick's Church, G street
between 9th and 10th streets northwest, was
| the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding, the
contracting parties being Miss Mamie Henry
and Mr.. Oliver c. Gather, both of Balti-
more. Md. The was performed by
pny Thnroc a MoCniDon nf CT Pqtrirk'G
Church. Mrs. Winifred Busch of Baltimore,
aunt of the bride, was matron of honor
| and Mr.. F. ]. HennIng of this city was best
man. Miss Gertrude E. Hefron of this city
was flower maiden. The bride was hand
somely attired in cream etamine, made over
white silk, trimmed with chiffon and Ara
bian lace, with hat and gloves to match.
She carried a large bouquet of bride roses.
After the The couple was enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Carson at their residence. $50 F street
| northeast. A reception followed dinner,
the couple receiving the congratulations Of
a host of friends. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Gather spent several hours sightseeing and
then departed on a late train for their future
home in Baltimore.
Miss Edith Root was bridesmaid yester-
day at the wedding in New York of Miss
Eleanor NJ. Anderson and James Stewart
Tanner.
Lady William Beresford, widow of Lord
William Beresford, who died four years
ago; Of the Duke of Marlborough, who died
In 1892, also of Louis Hamersley of New
York city, arrived yesterday on the Teu-
tonic. She returns to this country, which
she left on her marriage to the eighth Duke
of Marlborough, in 1888, to arrange for
some settlement Of the estate of her first
husband, Louis Hamersley. She will sail
again for England next week.
Miss Margaret Sands of this city was
among the bridesmaids last night at the
wedding in Baltimore of Miss Waring and
Mr.. Thomas A. Wheelan, jr. Cardinal Glib
| gowns of white point d'esprit, deliberately
shirred and pulled. Their bouquets were
pink sweet peas and white lilacs, and all
| wore clusters of sweet peas in the hair.
| Their only ornaments were pearl brooches,
the gift of the bride.
Miss Lulu Skippon entertained several Of
her High School friends at her home We'd
| nesday evening in honor OF her friend, Miss
Hewitt Of Petersburg, Va. The evening
was spent In progressive games and vocal
| and instrumental solos. Those present were
| Misses Hewitt, Woodward, Scudder. Our
and, Bubb. Clements and Skippon. and
Messrs. Yates, A. Van Week, Hoge, Archi-
bald, Coltman, Ong and Maj. Van Week.
Mrs. J. D. Young Of 1914 Connecticut ave-
nue. will be at home today at 8 o'clock. She
| will have with her Mrs. James Wyllie Pope
and Miss Susie Mae Pope Of Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Leon Adler has discontinued her
Friday at home for the season.
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown and son. who
| have been spending several weeks in Wash
| ington with Mrs. Merrill, left yesterday for
Providence, and will go to Europe in May
| for the summer months with Mrs. Merrill.
Mrs. H. F. Meetze Of 40 4th street north
| east has gone for a visit among relatives
in Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. George E. Pullman of New York 10
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Henry J. Well
of 265 N street northwest.
The reunion of ST. Stephens Institute,
which was to have been held tonight, has
been postponed on account of the death Of
Mr.. Joseph Halter, one of its members.
A quiet wedding March 30. 1904, in the
Mt. Vernon parsonage was that of Miss
| Rosa Ella Brown to Mr.. Earl q. Jordan,
both of this city. The was per-
formed by Rev. Forrest J. Prettyman, pas
tor of Mt. Vernon Church. The bride was
| given away by her father.
The Wednesday evening dances given at
the home of Miss Carrie Schafer closed
for the winter last Wednesday with a