Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-11

Events now crowd close to each other and
the remaining weeks of the season will be
busy ones. This afternoon Miss Cannon
gives tea in honor Of her sister Mrs;
LIE Seure, and Mrs. Loose and Mrs. Howard
Reside will entertain in a similar manner
A dinner at the White House will be fol-
lowed by a small musical and there Will be
other dinners at the British embassy and at
| the home of the admiral Of the navy. Mon
| day Miss Gale gives dinner and another
dance will be given at the British embassy.
Tuesday Mrs. Sibley. Mrs. Timmons and
! Miss Shaw will give luncheons. the mar
| riage of Miss Edna Greer Lake and Mr..
Walter Leon Hess will take place at the
( Church Of the Ascension at noon. the WIZ
ard Club will give a dance at Rauschers
| and the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
| Morton will entertain the President and
| Mrs. Roosevelt at dinner. Wednesday mrs:
Spooner and Mrs. George 7. Marye VIII
| give luncheons. Major and Mrs. sylvester
will give an evening reception to marx the
| twentieth anniversary of their wedding,
| Miss irene Moore -rill give young people
| tea Thursday and that evening the army
| and navy reception will be held at the
| White House. the last levee of the winter
| Friday Mrs. Dryden and Mrs. Babcock Will
| give luncheons, Senator and Mrs. Foraker
| dinner and Nine. AzpiroZ a small dance
| for Miss Belen Azpiroz.
The Rev and Mrs. G. Calvert Garter will
| be at home, 1920 K street northwest, Tues
| day afternoons in February.
| MISS Peters and MISS Esther Spelr, mem-
| bers of the Fencers' Club have issued cards
| for an at home for young people at the club
house. 1918 10th street, Tuesday afternoon.
| February H. Some of the men of the
| club nave volunteered to give Some exhf-
bition bouts of fencing, which will be fol-
| lowed b. dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs B. H. Warner gave an en-
| joyabe musicale last evening. Mr.. Fisher
| Miss Bomis Mr.. ClabOugh and Miss
Stewart took part in the musical program.
| and Mr. Hioki, secretary of the japanese
| legation, gave an interesting talk on Japan
| csc customs ana characteristics.
| The residence of Mr. and Mrs. c. Milton
Parkins, No. "a street northwest, was
| the scene of an exceptionally pretty we'd
| ding on the evening of Wednesday. Feb
ruary s, when their great niece, Miss
! Katharine Parkins Bailey, became the
| bride of Mr.. George Ocherman Crisman
/ before large number of friends and rel
| atives. The ceremony was performed by
| Rev. A. w. PitZer, DID,, of the Central
presbyterian Church. who is brother
| in-law of Dr. II. NJ. White, pastor of the
| Opequon Memorial Church at Kernstown,
Va. The bride was given away by her
| cousin, Mr.. S. Freeman Birthright, and
was gowned in beautiful white poplin
| over taffeta and carried shower bou-
| quet of bride roses and lilies of the val
| ley. Orange blossoms were clustered in
: her tulle veil and she wore the pearl
| necklace worn by her great grandmother
at her marriage. Miss Mariana Bailey,
eldest sister of the bride, acted as maid
| of honor and was attired in white lans-
down over silk and carried pink carna-
tons Miss Alice Virginia Bailey, sister
| of the bride, and Miss Lillian Riley of
| this city acted as bridesmaids and were
attended att by Mr. B. Winton Shumaker Of
keyser. w. Va. The best man was Mr..
Ernest Meade of White Post. Va. The par
| Tors, reception hall and dining room were
| decorated with plants and cut flowers.
| hn nd re Cri IN
| left for New York city, where they will
spend several days, and on their return
home will stop off at Philadelphia and
| Baltimore
| Mrs. Madison Ballinger will receive Mon
days after o'clock during Lent, assisted by
Mrs. Josephine Corey of New York.
| Mrs. Koerper and the Misses Koerper will
| be at home Thursday, February 16
| Mrs. Calvin Nelson, 40 18th street north
east, will be at home Monday, February Ii,
| from to 5.
Miss Maud Schmidt is visiting Mrs. John
Cloughn in New York, and accompanied her
| to the Arion ball in that city last night.
Miss Louise T. Harrison. 1415 K street. is
rapidly recovering from the effects of grip.
| Mrs Mary Robbins Mead of Watkins, N.
Y, is the guest of Mrs. c. A. Fenno, 1854
| Q street northwest.
! Mrs. w. s. Eichelberger will be at home
at the naval observatory Tuesday after
noon, February IA, from 4 to g. Mrs. F.
Perry Hubbard of Middletown, Conn, who
is visiting her, will receive with her.
The Misses Dodson of 29O1 Q street north
west have out cards for a reception Feb
ruary % in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Cecil
Morgan of Macon. Ga.
Lieut. William A. Kent of the Signal
Corps and Mrs. Kent are stopping at 625
East Capitol street. Lieut.. Kent was for
lumbia Volunteers. While on his second
tour of duty with the 23d Infantry in the
Philippines he was detailed to the Signal
Corps and ordered to Benicia Barracks.
Cal. After short tour of duty there his
station was changed. on the 1st instant to
Fort Wood. New York harbor
Mrs. Curtis, wife of Capt. L. A. Curtis
22d Infantry, and sister of Lieut.. Kent, is
also at the same address Capt. Curtis is
now on duty with his regiment in Minda-
mao
Mrs. J. w. Boyd will be at home Mon
days in February at her apartment in the
bennington.
The marriage of Miss Sarah A. Turk and
Mr.. John Flaherty was celebrated in Balti-
more Thursday, February g. at 4:3O O'Clock,
In st. Jerome's Church, Father Holden off,
ciating. The bride wore dark blue broad
cloth suit and white hat and carried a
bouquet of pink roses. Miss Mary Teresa
Minahan. niece of the bride, was flower
girl. and Miss Helen J. Carr was brides
maid and also carried roses. About TWEEN
ty friends and relatives accompanied the
couple from Washington to be present
at the ceremony, among them Mr.. J. j.
Minahan and Mr. j. D. Gallagher brothers
in-law of the bride. At o'clock a recep-
ton was held at Ganzhorne's Hotel and
wedding dinner was given by Mr.. T. F. Nc
Nulty In honor of the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flaherty left for New York
at $3.50 for their wedding trip, and after
several days expect to be at home at 1O17
7th street northwest. Washington.
The friends of Miss McKaig will be glad
to learn that she has sufficiently recovered
from her recent illness to be able to leave
for Palm Beach, Fla, where she will spend
the remainder of the winter.
Owing to serious illness in the family
Mrs. F. l.. Campbell and her daughter, Mrs.
Willard E. Buell., of 1439 Howard avenue
northwest, will not be at home on Tues
day, the 14th. nor during February, nor
will they be able to make calls for the
present. -.-~------.
Mrs. Cyrus MantZ and Miss Mantz, 2517
14th street, will not receive Monday, but
xui1l ha