Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-21

the British ambassad dor, the French am
bassador and Nine. Jusserand, Baroness
Moncheur, the Austrian ambassador and
Baroness Hengelmuller. the Chinese min
!s.er, the Panama minister and W fe, the
Cuban minister and Nine. Quesada, Sena-
tor and Mrs Fairbanks, Mrs. Clarence
Wilson,. Senator and Mrs. Blackburn,
Colonel and Mrs. Robert /. Fleming,
Mr.. and Mrs George Lothrop Bradley,
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Noyes Mrs. Theodore
Moves, DR. and Mrs. Chatard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Thoron, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bell,
Mr. and Miss McCalmont Mr.. and Mrs.
John Poor, Miss Helen Cannon, Justice and
Mrs. Brown. Commissioner and Mrs. West,
Mrs. Greedy, Mr.. Adee, Mrs. and Miss Adee,
General and Mrs. Draper Mrs. Winnie
Ream Hoxie Mrs. and Miss Foraker. Mr..
and Miss Ridgely Mr.. and Mrs. Spalding,
Mr.. and Mrs. McCauley. Miss McCanley,
Mrs. LarZ-Anderson Mrs. Audenried, Rear
Admiral Evans. Mr. and Miss Wetmore, Mr..
and Mrs u. r. Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs. W. {.
Hiil, Colonel and Miss Cotton. the Misses
Sheridan. Mrs. John w. Foster, Miss Car
RE Porte and hosts of others widely known
here.
Some very elegant toilets were worn.
Mrs. Dewey wore olive MORE and velvet.
and toque of purple and green grapes; Mrs.
Fairbanks, emerald green velvet with
eimine stole and muff; Miss Cannon.
da hlia velvet and toque wreathed in
DIS hlias: Mrs. Hugh IeEare, olive chiffon
velvet; Mrs. Draper. green chiffon velvet;
Mrs. Clarence Wilson. pink crepe and
long black lace jacket, and Mrs. John Hay,
costume of black broadtal velvet. While
the bride wore no jewels, few young
women own more. Her wedding gifts in
cluded a ma gnitcent diamond tiara. given
by her parents, and among dozens of other
jeweled gifts was large diamond star
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh.
The rest of the wedding gifts made a col
| lection of almost unparalleled value and
beauty, and have been graciously shown to
all the friends of the family
The guests hidden to the reception and
wedding breakfast were assembled at the
Clover house before l o'clock, and formed
brilliant picture as the throHg
made slow and measured progress toward
the drawing room. on the second floor,
where the minister and his bride received
| congratula atoms.
A merry party saw the couple off when
| they left the house about o clock to begin
| their wedding journey.
| The music at the wedding of Miss E.iz-
| abeth Glover at Epiphany Church was
| rendered by a choir of forty trained voices,
| under the direction of Mr.. T.. II. Daniel
| The choir marched in procession into the
! church singing the wedding hymn, The
Voice That Breathed Ger Eden" When
| the wedding party advanced up the aisle
| the choir sang the wedding march from
| 'Lohengrin." At the conclusion of the be-
trothal service the choir sang TITS Thy
Wedding Morning" from the Rose Mai
den" The bridal party left the church
while the organ played Mendelssohn's
r Wedding March" After the bridal party
had left the church the choir and ministers
W
| ding hymn 20 Perfect Love"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Jernigan have is
| sued invitations announcing the approach
| ing marriage of their neice, Miss Sally Den
| nison Jernigan, to Mr.. James r. Mitchell.
The wedding occurs at the home of the
| parents of the bride-elect 1.-The Hermit
age, Mt. Gould. n. c., Wednesday. Decem-
| Der %. Miss Jernigan is niece of Thomas
| X. JeTngan, American minister to Japan
under the Cleveland administration, and is
| t,-al1
! bride-elect is regarded one of the hand
| soonest women in the state of North Caro-
| lima.
Last evening Miss Myra B. Webb of this
| city and Mr. John w. Altman of Birm:ng-
| ham. Ala, Were married at the home of the
brides father, Mr.. A. b. Webb. in the
! presence of a few friends and immediate
| relatives. Rev. Dr. Greene of the Calvary
| Baptist Church of this city officiated The
| bride comes of an old Virginia family Mr.
Altman is the son of George j. Altman Of
! birmingham and is graduate of George
| town University.
Today at noon at the Emmanuel p E
| Church, Baltimore, the marriage of Miss
/ Fernando Charlotte Latrobe daughter of
| eX-Mayor Latrobe, and Mr. Osman Howard
Harvey took place Among the attendants
| to the bride were Miss isabel Nav and
| Miss Lydia Loring of this city, who We're
| goWned in pink messaline. with pink hats
| and ostrich feathers, and carried pink
| roses.
The Christmas sale and tea for the House
| of the Good Shepherd yesterday at Rausch-
| er's not only exhibited the resources and
| capabilities of that institution in fine nee
dlework. but also, gave opportunity to
drink tea and eat sweets in good company.
Mrs White, Mrs. James F. Barbour Mrs
j. p. Story, Mrs. George Howard, Nine.
| Jusserand Mrs F. p. B. Sands. Nine
Perez, Mrs. Emile Montgomery, Mrs. Nc
Cartney the Misses Cullen, Mrs. and the
Misses McKpnna Miss TaDa md .,
| host of others were active in the sales of
| the afternoon, and most hopeful of its en-
| tire success.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Granger are at the
| Highlands for the early winter. where Mrs
| Granger will be at home the second and
| fourth Saturdays of January. Mr. and
! Mrs Granger and Miss Granger expect to
! spend February in the south.
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Rob-
| ert j. Wynne entertained a number of
| prominent ecclesiastics and other friends
at dinner last night. The guest of honor
was the apostolic delegate, Mgr. Falconio
and others present were Mgr. OConnell,
| rector of the Catholic University; Rev.
| DR. D. ]. Stafford, Rev. Jerome Dougherty,
| S j.; Rev. Edward y. Fink, 5. j.; Rev.
| Francis Mccarthy, S. j; Rev James d.
| MARI Rev. Charles NJ. Bart, Rev. Charles
Warren Currier, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton,
Miss Mccarthy, Mr.. john j. Howley and
! Mr. owen McCabe. The centerpiece was
| of shaded red carnations and the name
cards We're Christmas bells, tied with red
| ribbons.
| The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
! Morton gave a dinner last night. Their
guests were the Chinese minister, Gen.
| and Mrs Chaffee, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
! Chester. Mrs Converse, Mrs. Switzerland.
| Mrs. ]. r. Moron of Chicago, their house
guest; Mr.. w. B. Ridgely, Gen. Black and
Mr. and Mrs. Loomis.
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
| Mayor des Planches were other of the
| notable dinner givers last night their
| guests being Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mac
| Neagh, the First Secretary of the Neither
| lands Legation and Baroness van Tuyll,
| the Naval Attache of the French En-
bassy and the Vicomtesse de Faramond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Theron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keep, Mr.. Quincy of the British en-
bassy and Lieut.. Pfister, naval attache of
the Italian embassy and the Miles. de
Lobel, the Ambassador and Baroness
| Mayors house guests.
Senator and Mrs. Depew gave a large
elmer last night.
The debut of Miss Ethel Middleton Ryan,
| daughter of Mrs. Rebecca Motto H. Ryan,
was the occasion of one of the most inter-
| esting events of the afternoon yesterday.
| The family residence on Sunderland place
was thronged and the hostess and her AZ