Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-08

Quite a pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mrs. 8. Fellgraff, 226 I'd street
northwest, in honor Of the sixteenth birth
day of her daughter, Miss Cathleen Fell
graft. Dancing and games were INDUCED
in until late hour, when refreshments
were served Those present were Mr.. w.
C. Kicks, Miss Gertrude Telegram, MI OH
yer Harris Miss Maud Thompson, MT j.
bowling, Miss Mazzie Mack. Mr.. William
Smith, Miss Bell Dahlstedt, Mr.. &. b. Har-
rington and Miss Cathleen Fellgraff, with
many others.
A twelfth-night Japanese garden party
was given recently by Capt. and Mrs l. Is.
Thatcher at their home, AZ 18th street
northeast This is a comparatively new
and distinctively unique form OF amuse,
ment affording delightful expectations ana
happy conclusions. Those present: Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. E. Thatcher Frank H. Thatcher,
Mr. and Mrs E. A. Keller, the Misses cam
eron, the Misses keeieT, ana M Ness tha a." an-
tertainment dainty channg-olsh repas'
was served.
Quite pleasant surprise for the many
friends of Mr. John H. Lindsey of Steuben-
Vile. ohio. and Miss Gertrude Estelle Rla!s
of this city was the announcement OF theIf
marriage Wednesday, the 9Th, at the par
sonage of Gunton-Tempfe memorial Shaich'
by Rev A. s. Fiske.
The announcement of the coming mar
rage Of Miss Rosie King to James w.
Nichol. printed in The Star yesterday. is
said by the parents of the young lady to De
untrue as no such event Is anticipated.
The item came to The Star with what was
supposed to be proper authorization
The marriage of Miss Alice winifred Car
raway to Mr. Frederick H. Rittenour at
Baltimore, Nd, Wednesday, January q, was
one of the most romantic of the season.
The parents of the former, Col and Mrs.
Car from MlSSiSSiDpl.
Wednesday afternoon Miss CarraWay In
formed her mother that she had an en-
gagement to take lunch with Mr.. Rittenour,
and left the house presumably for that pur-
pose She proceeded, however. to the depot.
where Mr.. Rittenour and a friend, Mr..
Lloyd Brooke, met her and all three took
the train for Baltimore. A marriage license
was soon procured and they were quickly
married by the Rev. Wise of the Episcopal
Church, Mr.. Brooke acting as best man.
The absence of the young lady from home
had not been of sufficient duration to be
noticeable until telegram informed the
family as they were about to sit down to
dinner that she was married. While there
was no parental objection to the marriage
by either family, 1t was thought best by
the parents of Miss Carraway to wait for
thought otherwise. After an extended we'd
ding trip south they will be at home to
their friends at No. 58 B street northeast.
Mrs. Edward Cohen and Miss Maud
Thornhill Porter, 1905 10th street north
west, have changed their day to Thursday.
Speaker Cannon and Miss Cannon will
entertain at dinner tonight In honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nugent of st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Cromwell gave a
supper party last night at their residence.
the guests going there from the White
House reception.
number of Washington relatives and
friends will go on to the wedding Satur-
day, January g. in st. Thomas Church, New
York. at o'clock, of Miss Emma Wallace
Rutherford. daughter of Mrs Geo. Crocker.
and Philip Kearny, son of Gen. John Watts
Kearny of Washington. The ushers will
be Alexander Rutherford John Langdon
Erying Franklin Plummer. Henry Ward.
John Galloway and Gardner Brown.
Thomas Kearny will be his brothers best
man. The bridesmaids are to be the Misses
Ella de Peyster. Laura Swan. Jessie Fam
Shave and Beatrice Wright, with Miss Alice
Rutherford maid of honor.
Mrs. Chinn and her daughters, Miss Chinn
and Mrs Walker, viii be at home informal
~ Saturdays during January.
Mrs. Carter. wife OF exssenator Car
tor Of Montana, Will be at home TO her