Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-25


| formally March !, 3 to 6, 1905 18th street
northwest.
Mrs. Ida Warren announces the mar
riage of her daughter Mae to Mr.. Samuel
Krigbaum on Wednesday, February %
1905, by the Rev. DR.. Bruner of the Fifth
Baptist Church.
Mrs Edward Cottrell 1870 Q, has as her
guest her cousin, Miss Caroline Darling of
New York
On Wednesday, February s, the members
of the Christian Endeavor Society of Cur
ley were delightfully."- entertained by Miss
Ware of Huntington, w. Va. Several hui
morous selections We're followed by Van
Dykes The Lost Word
Mrs George L. Rose jr. 1713 Grant
street, Ingleside. will be at home on Mon
day, February 81, from to o'clock. as
sisted by Mrs l.. S. Emery, Mrs. NJ. Ross
Fishburn, Mrs. James Kennerley of Colo
RADIO. Mrs. w. H. Crook Mrs. w K Kinds
| Mrs. Thomas R. Harvey, Mrs. H. c. Emery,
Miss Ina c. Emery, Miss Harriet c. LASER,
Miss Bessie Emery and. Miss Isadore
Emery.
Mrs l.. Cohen of Jo9 C street northwest
has as her guest Mrs. l. NJ Wedell of New
York city. AT LONE Thursdays.
Miss Wetmore was among the guests of
the Seward Webbs of New York on a trip
to California, leaving New York yesterday
on one of the most luxuriously appointed
trains possible There We're dining and OBJ
servat!on ears, as Well as a stable for
saddle horses for the party. Several weeks
will be spent at Santa Barbara.
Rev Andrew j. Graham rector of Christ
Church, Rochester, n. Y, is visiting Wash
ington and is the guest of Mr.. r. J. Earn
shaw, 1926 Clifton street northwest. Mr.
Graham will be at home Monday evening"
February 81, with Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Earn
shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick C. Stevens gave a
musicale last evening in their handsome
home on 10th street, when about $50 guests
heard a charming program by Campanari,
the baritone, and the Misses Kieckhofer of
New York, pianist, violinist and violon-
celhst
Mrs. Sibley, wife of Representative Sib-
ley, gave tea yesterday, when several
hundred friends enjoyed her hospitality.
She was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam McC. Wilson, who, with her husband
will be here throughout the spring; Mrs
John A. Wilson, Mrs. E. G. Crawford, Mrs
E. E. Hughes and Mrs. 0. D. Bleakly, who
are house guests; Miss Cannon, Miss Shaw
the Misses Deemer, Mrs. A. l.. Brick, Mrs
Robert 1. Fleming. Mrs Moore Richardson
and Mrs. McCallum A beautiful floral ar
rangement marked each room.
Mrs. Charles H. Campbell and Mrs John
Poor were the hostesses last night at the
sixty-couple cotillion at Masonic Temple
Mr.. Campbell and Paymaster MCGOWAN
led the cotillion. About 200 guests were
present, and the favors were exceptionally
pretty.
Mrs. Richard Butler of Now York gave
dinner last night when her guests were
the Chinese minister, Justice and Mrs.
Brewer, Justice and Mrs. McKenna Ad
miral and Mrs. Chester and Mrs Alfred
f. Bates. Thursday night Mrs. Butler
chaperoned box party, followed by sup
per, given by Linden Bates. jr., Of New
York who is here to remain until after the
inauguration. The other guests were Miss
Helen Chaffee, daughter of Lieut.. Gen. and
Mrs Chaffee; Miss de Koven, Senator Diet
rich and Lieut.. Commander Sims.
Mrs. George Huff gave a luncheon today.
The Chinese minister and Colonel and
Mrs. Bromwel will give dinners tonight.
Some of the prominent hosts and host
esses next week will be. Lady Durand who
will give a bal poudre at the British en-
bassy Monday night, the same date having
been chosen by the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Wynne, the Attorney General, Senator
and Mrs. Dryden for dinners. Tuesday
night the Secretary of Agriculture will give
his dinner for the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt and the Mexican ambassador and
Nine. Azpiroz will also give dinner. Other
notable dinners of the week will be given
by Colonel and Mrs. BromWell for Secre-
tary and Mrs. Taft on Wednesday and Prof.
and Mrs. Willis Moore for the Speaker
and Miss Cannon Thursday.
Mrs j. A. Swope and daughters, Mrs.
MERCK and Miss Swope, are spending some
time in Atlantic City
Mrs. ]. w. Boyd will be at home Monday
il her apartment at the bennington.
The following ladies will be at home at
the Driscoll Monday afternoon, February "a,
from to 6: Mrs. James R. Williams, Mrs.
Eben w. Martin, Mrs. Henry r.. Rainey.
Mrs Amos r. Weber, Mrs. e. L. Lampson.
Mrs. Allster Cochrane.
The annual dance of the Phi Delta Phi
fraternity, with Mrs. Charles w. Needham,
Mrs j. c. Dowell Mrs. j. ]. Lightfoot, Mrs.
G. B. Browne, Mrs. ]. p. German and Mrs.
| A B. Robbins as patronesses, will be given
at Rauscher's Monday, February q.
Mrs Jones of New York is now visiting
her parents, DIR. and Mrs. James ]. Clark,
on Iowa circle.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Peyton L. Adams by their friend, Miss
Maude E. Budd, at her residence. 511 M
street northwest, Thursday evening. The