Evening star., 1904-02-16


French embassy. Mai. McCawley, Mr.
Probst of the Swiss legation. and Mr.. Wall
ter Berry.
The German ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg were hosts Of a large recep-
ton yesterday afternoon, when several
hundred callers of the diplomatic. official
and resident world were present. Miss
Langham, Freifrau Won dem Bussche and
the secretaries of the embassy assisted In
the event.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Jeanette,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Wells
of Concord street, Brookland to Mr.. Don
Symmes Pollock will take place at o clock
pal Church, 10th and Frankfort streets,
Brookland, Rev James III. Hyatt officiat-
Ing The brides sister, Miss Clarice e.
Wells. will be maid of honor. and Mr.. Hor-
ace Dulin will be best man. The brides
maids will be Miss Annie Long, Miss Edna
Meri1lat, Miss Bessie Maxwell and Miss NJ
Bessye Gheen The ushers will be Mr..
Russell Hall Cariin, Mr. Harry Ong, Mr..
Woodford Sargent and Mr.. Arthur Sargent.
A reception will follow the ceremony at
the home of the brides parents from . till
IL o'clock, after which the couple will leave
ior New York city on their wedding trip.
Senator Kean, who had intended to en-
tertain last night at dinner for the Speaker
and Miss Cannon, recalled the Invitations
on account OF the death of Senator Hanna.
"A large gathering of friends witnessed
the marriage last night at ST Andrew S
Church of Miss Mabel Belden King, daugh-
ter OF Prof Harry King, and Friedrich
Wilhelm Won, Dachenhausen. The ushers
who seated the guests were Mr.. George
Won Dachenhausen, Mr.. Albeit Combs
Ihom, MIR. Henry Warren Freeman Mr.
Jesse Theall. Mr. Ernest Hamilton, Mr..
hunter Foster and DR.. Sterling Ruffin. The
bride. who was escorted by her father, was
beautifully gowned in white satin trimmed
with. point lace and pearls and wore an
enveloping veil of tulle She carried a
Dohquet or roses and valley lilies Mrs
Henry Warren Freeman and Mrs Albert
COMBS Thom were the attendants and
wore gowns of pink crepe and carried pink
roses; Mr. Alexander Won Dachenhausen
was best man and Rev George q Cartar
performed the ceremony
Later reception was held at the home
or the brides parents for the relatives and
bridal party Mrs. King was handsomely
married couple left during the evening for
New York, and will sail shortly for six
months stay abroad
Mrs Franklin E. Brooks of Colorado
gave buffet luncheon yesterday In honor
OF the Colorado delegates to the national
Womans S suffrage convention, Mrs. Church.
III. Mrs: Bradford, Mrs. Cool, Mrs. Grenfell
Miss Cannon, Mrs. LeSeure, Mrs Clarence
D. Clark. Mrs. Fairbanks Mrs Scott. Miss
Susan B. Anthony, Mrs ]. Ellen Foster.
mrs mrs. Payne Mrs: Mann. Mrs. Shafroth
Mrs. Hogg, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Walsh Mrs
North, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Pease Mrs
i.eupp. Mrs. Donaghe and Miss Donaghe
MIS-. Brooks was assisted by Mrs PAYNE
MRS. Leupp and Miss Constance Adams.
Mrs Reisinger gave a very pretty recen-
ton yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs
George w. Boyd of Philadelphia, now here
on short visit. Mrs. Theodore w. Moves
Lei nd
pie and the hostess was further assisted by
Mrs Murphy, Mrs. d. Percy Hickling. Mrs
Hapiey, Miss Warner and Miss Jean Stone
Mrs. Satterlee entertained at largo
luncheon today
Mrs. Mrs; Max Cohen of 1715 street is en-
tertaining her daughter. Mrs Siegfried
FantI OF Savannah, Ga. At home tomorrow
afternoon and February 24
The marriage of Miss Ellen Harriet Cal.
Ger, formerly of Harrisburg, Pa to George
II. Holden of Fitchburg. Mass, took place
at the home of the bride, 917 North Caroli-
ma ane.lue, this morning, Rev. John Comp
away by her father. Her sister, Miss La,,ra
Hostetter, was maid of honor and Mr..
Ihomas Brown of Fitchburg Mass. was
pest man: The bride was attired in blue
proaocloth travelling suit. After the cere-
mony and wedding breakfast the counIe
le1t on their wedding trip for New York
and Boston and will be at home, 1920 Mas
sachusetts avenue southeast, March 25.
Mrs. George U. Rose, jr., viii be at home
tomorrow from to o'clock at I7I3 Grant
street. assisted by Mrs l. P. Eppelsheimer
of Philadelphia, Miss Emery. Miss Jsadnra
Emery. Mrs. Herbert c. Emery Mrs nj
Ross F1shburn, Mrs. Willard E, Buell., Mrs.
John Mitchell, jr., and Miss Sleman.
A most delightful valentine german wos
gwen by the "Quarante" Dancing Club at
MRS. Dyer's on Saturday evening last. The
Dali room was beautifully decorated for the
analr, the color scheme of ST. Valentine red
and white being effectively carried out in
Shapes of hearts, bows, arrows, cupids. etc,
Whlie. the favors were dainty creations of
same shapes and colors At the conclusion
oi tne aance refreshments were served in
the dining ROOM Mrs. Snyder and Mrs
watkins acted as chaperons. and the
Misses Zerbe distributed the favors Mr.
Eynon with Miss Ricketts, led the cotillion.
and others taking part in the dance includ-
ed Misses Rosa Snyder, L. Bartlett. Grace
Hanna, L. Hanna, Miss Hanna. Clare
Noyes. Mrs. Eastman. B. Glaze, B.
sonney. Bon ,o.1 Leckie' MeGeagh; Davis, Med
Littlepage and Heffner, Messrs VIM. c.
Ball. 0. p. Jones' Kirby, F. A. McNeill, j. G.
Shibley, d. H. Mclean, Worrall, Mankin,
Simpson. Rhodes, Yznaga, Fahnestock,
Francis, Barber, C. Manly, A ]. Gore,
Q OBannon. Baker. Jones. Horton, Scott
Smith; P. H. MeNulty, Layton, Eastman
Baldwin and G. c. Shinn
Miss Viola Mae Britt of Hyattsville, Md.
accompanied by her aunt, Miss Frazier, left
Saturday to be present at the Mardi Gras in
New Orleans. =
Mrs Robert W.. Wilcox (Ella Wheeler
Wilcex) is at the New Willard and will re-
main till Saturday, February 20. She will
be at home to callers Thursday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs ]. Riffard Mickle and Miss Addie
Ruth Mickle will be a. home tomorrow at
1414 9th street northwest.
Mrs Elmer E. Simpson, 1883 Kenesaw
street, will not be at home tomorrow.
The Misses Chambers Of Kansas City,
Mo-, are visiting relatives in the city.
Mr. Fred H. Warner, his wife and daugh-
ters, of Boston, Mass, are sightseeing in
the city for few days. They are stop
ping at the Willard, and will leave tomor-
row evening for Augusta, Ga.
The social event of the season at Takoma
Park took place last night, when a st.