Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRETTY WEDDING AT THE AS.
CENsIoN TODAY.
A Valentine Luncheon at Secretary
Shaw's Home-Personal-
Notes..

i'll presence of a large gathering of their
friends The ushers were Mr.. Charles W.
Place, Mr.. James a. c. Johnson. Mr.. Ken
meth L. Cornell and DIR. VIM. R. Stone. all
of New York, and Mr. Paul Noble Peck
and DR.. L. Fleet Luckett of Washington
The bride came in church with her father
and was attended by her sister, Miss Lillian
Lake, as maid of honor; Mrs. L. Fleet
Luckett as matron of honor and Miss Hess
of New York and Miss Koppelman of Bal
timore as bridesmaids Mr. Otto S. Hess
of New York city was best man.
A wedding reception followed at the home
of the brides family Mr.. and Mrs Sam
uel Milton Lake, 1927 y street, before the
departure of Mr. and Mrs. Hess for their
bridal trip. The couple will be at home
March IA and 2S at 307 West seth street
New York.
A most interesting wedding tonight Will
be that of Miss katherine Summerhayes
daughter of Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs
Summerhayes. and MIR. Robert Buchanan
Beale the ceremony to take place at the
home of Mrs. Henderson, 1912 Rhode Island
avenue, the two families being old friends.
1t was first intended to have the wedding
at the Nantucket home of the brides
parents, where the house is spacious and
well adapted to large entertainment, and
where the family spends six months each
year, but at present the island is icebound
and inaccessible. The bride was educated
at the Convent of the Sacred Heart at
Kenwood, Albany, and is a charmingly
pretty girl, fearless as a rider and swim
mer and equally clever at golf. Her we'd
ding dress will be trimmed with very old
Spanish lace a family inheritance. Her
only attendant will be Mrs. Frederic Rem
ington wife of the artist, who will wear
cream lace. trimmed with Irish lace and
large picture hat. Rev. Father Buckley OF
St Matthews Church will officiate. a num-
Der of New England relatives are here for
no intending Mr. and Mrs. PEN
niman of New Bedford, Brigadier General
Cook and Mrs. Cook, Miss Durham and
others from New York, Baltimore and New
Rochelle.
The bridegroom comes of the well-known
Washington family, and will take his bride
to Schenectady, New York where he now
resides.
One of the happy occasions today was the
Valentine luncheon given by Mss Shaw,
daughter of the Secretary of the Treasury.
when her guests were Miss AzpiroZ, Miss
Durand. Miss Walker Martinez, Miss Cal
deron, Miss Hitchcock. Miss Pauline Nor
ton, Miss Dcerng, Miss Anderson. S.
Ridgley. Miss Irene Moore, Miss Williams
of Chicago. Miss Helene Black the Mis- ses
Lobel Of Paris and Miss Gulcl, cousin o.
the hostess. who is her guest. The deCora-
lions We're all in red.
Mrs Andrew Melville Reid of Baltimore
will give a large dinner Thursday night in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour
of this city
Mrs. William Lewis Carpenter of the Far
ragut will not receive tomorrow, but will
be at home Wednesday, February 30, s to
TO-
The annual ball will be given at the Riggs
House this evening, February IA, 1905, at
8 o'clock.
Formal announcement is made of the
second daughter of Capt William Fl. EN-
Dry, United States navy, and Mrs. Emory,
to Mr.. Horato L. Whitridge of Balti-
more Md. Miss Emory is an attractive
and accomplished young woman, very
well known in this city, where she made
her debut and where her parents for
merly resided. Mr. Whitridge is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Whitridge of
Baltimore, and was graduated from Har-
ward two years ago. The wedding will
be very quietly celebrated on March 4.
Miss Gale gave a dinner last night,
when her guests included the assistant
secretary of war and Mrs. Oliver, Gen.
and Miss Woodruff Admiral and Mrs
MCGOWAN, Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie, Mr.
and Mrs. John Poor Commander and Mrs
Miller and Admiral Caps
Mrs. Switzerland, wife of Commander
Switzerland, gave a dinner last night for
her daughters, the Misses Harriet and
Mary Switzerland. The company included
Miss de Koven and her house guest. Miss
Louise Cruice of Philadelphia; Miss Sack
EFT, Lieut.. Commander Gibbons, Lieut.
Bristol, Maj. Won Etzel of the German en-
bassy and his brother Maj. Won Etzel of
Germany, Mr.. Alfredo Calderon and Mr.
Walter Tuckerman.
Mrs. Carbaugh gave a dinner at her
home last evening for the bridal party of
the SUNNI erhayeS-Beale wedding. The
guests were Miss Summerhayes Mrs
of
honor; Miss Georgia Smith of Brooklyn,
Mr.. Beale, DR.. Julian Cabell Mr. Gilbert
of Schenectady and DR.. Howard Baily,
U. S. army.
Mrs. Bird s. MCGUIRE, wife of the dele
gate from Oklahoma, will receive at tho
Raleigh tomorrow from to 6.
Mrs. Sibley, wife of Representative Sib-
ley, gave luncheon today, when her guests
were Mrs. White, wife of Justice White;
Miss Cannon, Mrs. LIE Seure, Mrs. Loose,
Mrs. Brick Mrs. Southland, Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs. Loeb, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Neale, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Grandin. Mrs. Vreeland Miss
Babcock and Miss Weed of Binghamton.
N. y; Miss Deemer, Miss Warnock and
Mrs. Wilson.
The home of Miss Lissetta A. Gasch, 914
9th street northwest, last night was the
scene of much merriment, the occasion be-
ing valentine party. The prevailing color,
red, was tastefully draped about every
nook ana corner mingled with countless
hearts strung about in pleasing confusion.
The features of the evening were a heart
hunt, thoroughly enjoyed by all, as was also
test for the memory in the shape of a
tray with twenty-one articles. Having been
brought in view of those participating for
two minutes, the tray was then quickly
withdrawn and the guests left to jot down
all they remembered having seen. Those
securing first honors in these two diversions
were Misses Christine Arth, Julia Chandler
Mabel Cosgrove and Messrs. Webster Roe
and Eugene Curtis. At late hour the
guests amid music and gayety sought the
supper room, where a bountiful repast was
served. The favors were large hearts with
appropriate lines each. Dancing was
then INDUCED in until early morning. Those
present were Misses Lillian Gayle, Julia
Chandler, Edna knight, Olivia Arth, Chris
tine Arth, Mabel Cosgrove, Rosa Gasch
Lissetta Gasch, Beatrice Cosgrove of Wash
ington, Mrs. F. G. Aulsbrook from Omaha,
Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Gasch, and
Messrs. Eugene Curtis, Webster Roe. Ralph
Howell, Lee Cary, E. Richard Gasch Har-
ry Anderson, Irwin Cosgrove, Richard
Gasch, ST., and Mr.. Chandler.
Mrs. Reeve Lewis will be at home Sat
urdays, February IS and %, at IT'S 22d
street northwest.
Mrs. ]. Riffard Mickle and Miss Addie
Ruth Nfickle will be at home tomorrow,
Wednesday, February Is, at 933 WeStmin-