Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-17

dress of white crepe de chene After the
ceremony a reception was accorded the
newly married couple at the home Of the
groom on Bowen road. The parlors were
tastefully decorated, and at the conclusion
OF congratulations by friends refreshments
were served. Those present were Rev.
Charles W. Lanham of Rawlings. Nd; Mr..
Robert Llewellyn of Rawlings, Mrs l.. d.
" Analet. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome d Analet,
Mr.. Charles D'Analet, Miss Fannie Taylor,
Mr. Clarence Smith, Miss Cecil Lanham.
Mr: Howard Dennison Miss Mabel Haven,
ner, Mr.. Thomas Clevenger, Miss Ethel
VAIL Mr.. and Mrs. W.. l.. Shipley. Miss
Mary Shipley. Mr.. Joseph West, Miss Nell
ne Lohr, Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins Mr.. John
Bickings. Mr.. Carl Sherer, Mr.. Julius
Thurn. Mr.. Albert Dyer. Miss Anna Free
man, Miss Nellie Ley. Miss Nellie George.
The couple received numerous handsome
gifts. They will reside in Good Hope.
Miss Irene Moore gave a delightfully."- at
tended tea yesterday, when he guests were
presented to Miss Coulter of Pittsburg, who
Is now making her a visit. Miss Shaw,
Miss Hough, Miss Wills. Miss Mamie
Hume. Miss Irene Hall, Miss India Bell
Fleming and the Misses Humphrey as
sisted in the hospitality. which brought to-
gether many charming young people from
both official, resident and diplomatic So
ciety. In the dining room Mrs. Moore Rich
ardson and Mrs. Loren johnson did the
honors at the handsomely appointed table
Miss Helen Farnsworth Meares the sculp
tor of the Frances E. Willard statue. Is
stopping with Miss Kate M. Clarke, $40
14th street northwest. Miss Meares Is &C
companied by her sister and mother.
Mrs. Horace A. Taylor, 2OO7 Massachu-
setts avenue, will not be at home tomorrow
afternoon, but will receive the following
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs John Miller of Roanoke
street gave a MUSICALE and reception last
Inhr TO h. It'll, 1ayr 80 hayr
daughter, Miss Frances Miller. A pleasing
program. under the direction of Mrs. May
Ramsdell. was rendered by Miss Kathleen
Noel and Joseph c. Noel who gave a med
ley of patriotic and college songs on the
piano and mandolin: Miss Kreamer and
Miss Hodges instrumental solos on the
piano; Miss Jennie Willenbucher and Miss
Frances Miller, soprano selections the lat
ter with a delightful accompaniment on the
violin by Miss Ronsaville, and baritone
solos by Mr.. Cochran. At the conclusion
OF the program game of musical tingles
was played, and prizes for the best verses
on different musical instruments were
given Miss Wiegand and Miss Willenbucher
and Messrs. De Reiner and Kreamer. a
buffet supper was served about midnight.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Miller. Miss Agnes Miller Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Clarkson. Mrs. Ramsdell and Ho-
bart Ramsdell, Mrs. J. S. Noel, Miss Noel,
Mrs. NJ. B. Downing, the Misses Nelson, the
Misses Ronsavlle, the Misses Jones' the
Misses Willenbucher, the Misses Wiegand,
Misses L. Tucker, Miss Marian Ford, the
Misses Tompkins and the Messrs Tomp-
kins Miss Marian Speaks, Miss Dora Gard
ner, Miss Clara Combs, Miss May Taylor
Miss Edith Everett, Miss Nellie Hodges
MISS Illlie Stark, and Messrs. WeIby, Surr
Ray Taylor. Edwin Evans Robert Y Sui
ivan. William Miller, James E. West Ar
thur DE Reiner, Elliott Kreamer, Ward Sic
nearly Art Switzerland. Lee Combs, Prem
tlss wilson. Oscar SmaltZ, William J. Wal
lace, Arthur Tompkins Joseph Cockley
joseph Noel, Paul Maschmyer, H. Hutburn
and Mr.. Whitehead.
MRS. hampton and Mrs. Phelps will be at
home No. 1922 Baltimore street northwest
tomorrow Tor the last time this season.
Mrs. and Miss Chinn will not be at homo
tomorrow, but will receive the following
Saturday. e
Mrs Ankeny, wife of Senator Ankeny of
washington, entertained at luncheon YES
Ieroay IN honor of Mrs. Dolph widow of
senator Dolph. The guests afterward re-
ceived with the hostess during her recen
ton. F
Mrs. Babcock, wife of Representative
Babcock, entertained at one of the notable
luncheons given today. The guest Of honor
was Mrs. Quarles, wife of Senator Quarles
and the company assembled to meet her in
cluded Mrs. Addison Foster, Mrs. Hepburn
Mrs. Gallinger, Mrs. Burnham Mrs Scott
Hull, Mrs. A. A. Thomas, Mrs. Henry B.
Cassel and Mrs F. w. Watkins of White
Plains, N. Y, sister of the hostess and now
her