Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-11
Lillian Beatrice Eaton and Mr.. r. Clark
Sawyers were also present.
Mrs. ]. III. Cavanaugh and Miss Cava-
naugh will be at home tomorrow afternoon
from until at 1906 Kalorama ave.

| 0augn VIII be at nome tomorrow afternoon
from until at 1906 Kalorama ave.
Mrs. Wallach was hostess last night at
| the last of the Bachelors cotillions for the
present season. Both of the ball rooms t
/ the New Willard were decorated in trailing
vines and tall palms. Maj. Macomb led the
| cotillion. In which 100 couples took part.
| The favors were exceedingly pretty. all
] touched off ir pink, fancy baskets filled
| with flowers being one. The committee UNI
| der whose direction the series given
| consisted of Mr.. Jesse Brown. Mr.. p. Lee
| Phillips, Mr.. George II. Howard. Maj Chas
L. McCawley. Maj. Montgomery Macomb.
! Mr.. r. T. Merrick. Mr.. John Van Ness
Philip and Mr. Reginald Huidekoper. Out
| of-town guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. James
| w. Gerard, Mr.. Harold Binney, Mr.. F. T.
| Lanstreet and DR.. A Donaldson Smith. all
of New York; Mr.. Joseph Stickney, Mr.. Luz
| Gus Tuckerman and Mr.. Robson Sargent,
| delphia and Mr.. Henry d. Flood of Rich
| mond.
Mrs Sewers and Miss Sewers will not be
! at home tomorrow, but will receive the re-
naming Fridays in February.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth NJ vi
| boud, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Francois
j. Viboud, to Mr.. John j. Farley took place
| at noon today in st. Patrcks Church in
the presence of large gathering of the
| relatives and friends. number being pres
ent from out of town. Both the sanctuary
| and aisle were beautifully decorated Dur
| ing the seating of the guests Sol Minister,
the violinist, assisted by Armand Gum
| precht at the organ, rendered delightful
| program. with fine effect, beginning with
| an Alteration by Borowski: n solo by
| Simonetti and the third suite from Ries'
| Adagio. The happy blending of the or
| gan and violin in these selections made a
| pleasing prelude to the ceremony.
When the bride and her father arrived at
| the church door the bridal party formed.
! and to the strains of the wedding march
l l.0h n 10 n
| railing, where the groom and his best man,
! Mr.. Charles j. Columbus were in waiting
Rev. Dr. Stafford, the pastor of the church.
! performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev.
| Fathers William Carroll, McGuighen and
| Mr.. William Shreve.
The bride, who is a petite brunette, was
| trimmed with point applique and embroid-
| cred in orchids She wore tulle vefl
| caught by a diamond crescent, wedding
| gift The bouquet was a shower of or
| chids and lilies of the valley. The maid of
honor was Miss May A Austen, who wore
an effective gown of blue chiffon and blue
| lace picture hat, and carried white roses
Miss Mabel McGill and Miss May A. How
ard were the bridesmaids. Their dresses
We're of white chiffon cloth, with picture
| hat to match, and their bouquets of pink
roses. Mr. oliver j. Legeau and Mr.
| Hardy Pritchard were the uShers
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
| of thirty covers was served at Rauschers
| immens vases of American Beauty roses
! being a feature OF the table decorations
| Late this afternoon the couple VIII leave
for an extended honeymoon on the Flor
! ida coast.
Both young people are well known in
| this city, the groom being sculptor. He
| has also been identified with local fencing
| clubs, and is an adept with the foils.
| The engagement was announced in New
| York yesterday of Mr.. Everett Pepperlll
| Wheeler, lawyer and political leader in
| New York, and Miss Alice Gilman, eldest
| daughter of President Daniel c. Gilman OF
i Carnegie Institute. The wedding day is
set for the latter part of April, but Wheth-
| er the ceremony will be in TINS city, WheTe
the Gilmans now reside, or in their ola
home in Baltimore has not been decided
| Mrs Charles G. Bennett, wife OF the sec
rotary of the Senate, entertained yester-
! day at her new home on MASSACHUSETTS,
| avenue at a small tea, in honor of Miss
| Sallie Faulkner. daughter of ex-senator
/ Faulkner of West Virginia. Mrs. Faulkner
| and Mrs. Mills did the honors OF the tea
| room.
Gen. and Mrs. Chaffee gave dinner last
night at the Highlands in honor of Secre-
| tary Taft. The other notables present
| were the Secretary of the Navy, the POST
master General and Mrs. Payne, the Sec
| rotary of the Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock,
| the Speaker of the House and Miss can
non Senator and Mrs A1ger, Senator ana
Mrs. Dryden. Gen. and Mrs Gillespie; Gen.
| and Mrs Bates, Mr.. and Mrs James
Pinchot, Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh, Mrs Leonard
Wood Miss Carow, Miss Colgate of New
York and DR.. Rockwell of London
Miss Burbage will not be at home to-
| morrow, but will receive informally Friday
| February 26.
Seaton street northwest and will be pleased
to see their friends.
Miss Eugenia D. Borden, assisted by MISS
Of Ealn ia VI
ceive tomorrow between 4 and q pm. for
the last time this season at 1922 . street
northwest
Mrs w. NJ. Wallace of Fort Myer will
not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. John Tweedale will not be at home
tomorrow. but will receive for the last
| time this season, Friday, February 10.
Mrs. Robert B. Armstrong has issued in
vitatons for a tea Saturday afternoon,
from 4 to Z o'clock, in honor of Miss
Shaw She will be assisted by Miss Vir-
ginia Bartle of New York, Miss Francis
West of Des Moines Iowa, and a number
of the debutantes.
Mrs. Clarendon Smith and daughter will
not receive today nor the 18TH but will be
| at home Thursday, February %.
Mrs Charles Clark Bryan will not be at
home tomorrow but will receive later in
the son, when her cousin, Mrs. Clark OF
New York, will be here for the remainder
of the winter.
The marriage of Miss Esther A. II. Cold
ney to Mr.. Herbert 1. Arnold of keesevllle,
N y, took place at the home of the bride,
234 18th street southwest, Wednesday even
ing Rev. Claudius f. Smith officiated.
and the bride was goven away by her
father. The grooms sister, Miss Nora
| Arnold of Keeseville, N. Y, was maid of
honor, Miss Emma Goldney. sister of the
bride, and Miss Clara Dowell being brides
maids. The brides brother, Mr.. Joseph F.
B. Godney, was best man. Miss Margaret
| Green, who presided at the piano, played
| ''Oh, Promise Me-" during the ceremony.
| The bride was beautifully attired in
| gown of white silk crepe de chine and car
| ried bride roses. The maid of honor and
| bridesmaids wore white crepe with touches
| of green and carried bridesmaid roses.
| The house. which was decorated in south
| ern smilax, was a veritable bower of lowell
| ness, the dining room being especially
pretty with its pink shaded candelabra.
| The presents were numerous and beautiful.
| After receiving the congratulations Of those
| present Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold left for
Keeseville, N. Y, where they will reside.