Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ST. VALENTINE CELEBRATIONS
TODAY WILL BE NUMEROUS.
The Washington Assembly Will Be
Held Tonight-Dinners and
Teas-Personals.

St. valentine inequalities have this year
extenaed over three days, as Saturday be-
gan them and many big and little affairs
VIII have the additional sentiment suitable
| to the date. The Washington assembly will
be given tonight at the New Willard Sena-
| tor kean and Admiral and Mrs. Walker
| will be among those entertaining at din
| ners. Miss Ridgely, who has several young
| guests, and Miss Reisinger, will give after
| noon teas. The Won notwithstanding
wedding will take place at ST. Andrews
Church tonight.
Mrs. Cornell of 10th street gave a luncheon
today.
| General and Mrs Draper entertained at
| dinner Saturday night The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Draper of Boston,
| Speaker and Miss Cannon, Senator and
Mrs. Wetmore, Surgeon General and Mrs.
| Rixey the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Roland Cot
| ton Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Henley Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Legare, Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Legare, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wads-
worth MIR. John F. Rodgers and Represen-
| tative Gillett of Massachusetts.
| Mrs Warder at dinner Saturday night
had as guests Mrs. Slater, Mrs Gammell,
Miss Alice Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
Rockhill, the minister from Switzerland.
the minister from the Netherlands, General
Crozier and Representative Longworth.
Mrs. Charles j. Faulkner and Miss Faulk
ner were hOStesses of tea Saturday at the
New Willard, when Mrs. Switzerland. Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Scott, Mrs.
Fairbanks, Mrs. Charles c. Bassett, Mrs.
Timmons, Miss Day and Miss Wills were in
the receiving party.
The Merrymakers held their monthly eu-
chre at the residence of Miss Maude Steu-
art, No. 133 10Th street northeast last We'd
nesday evening. The prizes were distribut-
c-11@. n o..In M-J
Frank Ford; second Mr.. c. E. Engle, Miss
Ella Johnson; third, Mr.. II. E. Huntsberry,
Miss Nellie Lee; consolation, Mr.. w. r.
Harr and Miss lola Fitzgerald. After the
games refreshments were served.
The marriage of Mr.. Jay Allison Eyster of
Charlestown W. Va, and Miss Annie Mac
Leod daughter of Mr.. Donald B. Macleod,
took place at st, Stephen 8 Church, Column
bia Heights, Wednesday at noon, before a
large gathering of the friends of the con-
tracing parties The church was hand
somely decorated with palms ana american
Beauty roses. ~
The bride advanced to the chancel with
her father, and was met at the altar steps
by the groom and his best man, Mr. Horace
Bullock of Philadelphia. Inc uSherS were
Messrs Van Dusen, BraZier, Hollerand Ken
nedy. The rector, Rev. George f. Duoley,
ohiciated, and the music by Miss Mary Ross
a friend of the bride, was charming lea-
ture of the service. Many friends and rela-
tiyes of the couple from Phlladelphla' Bar
tmore Charlestown and FREDERICKSBURG,
were present, and gathered at the sIatoH
later to see them off on extended trip
to the north. and east. Among the guests
present were Mrs Keys, sister OF the PRIDE
Mrs Donald B. Macleod, the Misses Eu-
rhemia Lille and Flora Macleod, Mrs.
Eyster Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison of Charles
town, Mr.. George Eyster, Miss Hurkamp OF
Fredericksburg, Mrs. Charles Eroun Oh pc!
ryyille, Mrs ]. B. Henderson, jr, MISS Hai-
terson of Baltimore and Mr.. and MIS- VIII
liam Campbell of Charlestown.