Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-15

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| the Rev. Patrick Quill 81, of Georgetown
| University, a cousin of the bride, assisted
| by the Rev. Fathers Fink. ST.: MacCarthy
| ST.; Fleming. ST., and Corbett. 81. The
| altar was artistically arranged with masses
| of palms intermingled with several lighted
| tepers. The ushers Were: Mr.. Joseph
| Quill of Washington, Mr.. John w. Quill OF
| Indianapolis. cousins of the bride: MT
| Clarence w. Nohe and Mr.. Patrick Stack.
| The bride. who is exceedingly popular, en-
! tered with her father to the strains of
| Memberships wedding march. and was pre-
| ceded to the altar by her sister. Miss Alice
| Gertrude Kelly, who acted as maid OF
| honor. and wore pale pink mousseline trim
| med in ribbon over taffeta silk. with nat
| of white chiffon. She carried pink carna-
! TONS The bride was most becomingly at
| tired in white point desprit over taffeta
| elstborately trimmed In ribbon and white
silk applique. Her hat was white chiffon
| trimmed in ribbon and plumes. She car
| ried shower bouquet of brides roses
| The best man was Mr.. Edward j. Kelly.
| brother of the bride Following the cere-
! mony a reception was held at the residence
oe the brides father 1898 North Capitol
| street. The presents were numerous and
| costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Myers will be at
home to their many friends after February
70 at their new home. 20 street north
| west.
Mrs. Thos. H. Young and the Misses
| Young, 1717 18th street, will be at home
tomorrow. They will have with them Miss
| Firth of Philadelphia.
Capt and Mrs j. B. Boutele have taken
| apartments at the Clayton. 1917 / street
| northwest
| February II being the twenty-fifth an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Dove they
| entertained at their home, 3404 street
| northwest. Among those present were
Mr. C.. James, Miss E. Sumford, Mr.. G.
| SIrland, Miss M. Dove, Mr.. and Mrs H.
| Kirby, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dove, Mr. II.
| fhn NO.
| man, Mr.. Lanahan, Miss Cocker, Mr.. J.
i Molloy and Miss E. Toxic Mr.. F. Gainey
and Miss Stevens. Misses Nellie and Lee
| Hillery and Miss c. Dove.
The birthday anniversary of Miss Vir-
ginia Allen was marked by dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Bailey at their
nome, 136 22d street northwest. Among
| those present were Mrs. Harris, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Luce Miss Mary Godfry Miss Clara
| Stats. Mr. and Mrs 1. Brown Mr.. and
Mrs. Hammett, Miss Rosa Allen, Mr.. Har-
mon Allen, Miss Anna WEIGH, Master
| Claude and Evelyn Bailey.
| The Anandale Club has issued invitations
| for dance to be he'd al Robinson's Hall
| Tuesday, February 16
Miss Lillian Beatrice Eaton entertained
last Friday night at a birthday party.
Miss Eta Preinkert, assisted by her
| sister. Mrs. VIM. E. Keefer jr enter
| tanned a number of her friends at her
residence, 1751 Sth street northwest Vari-
| Gus games We're enjoyed during the even
| ing, one resulting in the award of prizes to
Miss 1. Beck and Mr. r. Preinkert, re-
| spectivey. After the games refreshments
| were served in the dining room, which was
| prettily decorated with ferns and cut flow
| ers. Later in the evening music, both
vocal and instrumental, was enjoyed
One of the most artistic and largely at
| tended functions of the winter he
| steal tea given by Mrs. Fred bennett Sat-
| urday evening, complimentary to Mrs.
Hogg, wife of the representative from Col
| orado; Mrs. Susanna Oldberg of Washing
| ton, d. c., and Mrs. Spalding. wife of the
| representative from North Dakota.
The musical tea, which is now looked for
ward to by the music lovers as an annual
| event, was original with Mrs. bennett. The
musical artists were Mrs. Susanna Oldberg,
assisted by Miss DAILY. Miss Veitch. Miss
| Gardiner, Mrs. McHarg, Mr.. Campbell and
| vocal
Mrs. bennett was gowned in an embrod-
| cred champagne satin crepe; Mrs. Hogg
wore white crepe; Mrs. Spalding, blue silk;
Mrs. Oldberg, blue and white chiffon over
white silk.
The parlors were in pink and green, the
decorations being orchids, camelias, callas
ferns, smilaX, palms and blooming plants
together with the numerous pink-veiied
candelabra, making a most beautiful set
ting for the receiving party. The CENTER
piece on the dining table, being nest of
spun sugar, with pink moss rose buds and
SmilaX much admired.
Mrs. bennett was assisted in entertaining
her guests by Mrs. A. 3. Browne, Mrs. j. r.
HdWards Mrs Robson, Mrs. Syme, Mrs.
Marian, Miss Redway Miss Helm, Miss
Dappray, Miss North. The guests included
representatives of the cabinet COMPRESSION
al, army and navy and resident society.
Mrs. M. M. PARK ar. owing to absence from
city will not be at home tomorrow, but
will receive February 3d.
Mrs. Van Auken Mills will not be at
home tomorrow.
Mrs. Herschel NJ Hogg wife of Repre-
sentative Hogg of Colorado. will not be at
home tomorrow, but will be at home with
Mrs. Bennett, 17U6 S street, next Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. N. A. Robbins % Iowa circle will
receive tomorrow afternoon, and VIII have
with her Mrs. Fairfax Wheeler of Califor-
MA
Mrs Robert B. Armstrong wife of the
assistant secretary of the treasury gave
a tea in honor of Miss Shaw, daughter of
the Secretary of the Treasu Saturday
afternoon, February 13, from 4 to T. Mrs
Armstrong was assisted by Miss Bartle OF
New York, Miss West of Des Moines Ia:
Miss Clark, daughter of Senator Clark of
Wyoming; Miss Irna Shaw, Miss Con-
stance Leupp, Miss Kathleen Leupp, Mrs
McCalmont Wilson, Miss Hull, Mrs. John
Hull and Mrs. Edward Damon. The deco
rations were in pink and white.
Mrs Van Duzer, wife of Representative
Van DuZer of Nevada, will be at home to-
morrow for the last time this month.
Miss Florence Eisinger celebrated her
tenth birthday anniversary by giving a
party Friday evening at the residence of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank ]. Eising-
er, No Maple avenue, Anacostia. Over
fifty guests were in the company. The
rooms were handsomely decorated and
when the young folks had enjoyed them
selves with games and music they adj
journed to the dining room, where refresh
ments were served. The little hostess was
the recipient of numerous gifts.
Mrs. Charles Clifford Wright has gone
to Slate Mills, Va, to attend the wedding
oc her cousin, Miss Eva Byron Porter, to
DR.. Orlando Quicker of Havana, Cuba.
DR.. r. B. Donaldson and wife yesterday
celebrated their golden wedding anniver-
sary. DR.. Donaldson has been prominent
and respected resident of this District for
sixty years. He has been active in pro-
fessional and fraternal life and is the