Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-06


happy married life was f1ttingly celebrated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Law at their
home, 1927 14th street, Saturday evening.
ws by ther
Miss Nettie E. Law, their two sons Messrs.
Frank A. Law, jr., and J. Edward Law,
and by Mrs. Charles H. Korts. Mrs James
L. Pugh, jr., and the Misses Beatrice Gro
ghan Katherine and Lillian Cromelin. Sa-
lone Wingate and Mrs. Frank Byram.
The parlors were tastefully decorated,
palms. ferns and flowers being csed In the
color scheme. Refreshments were served In
the oriental room. Hundreds of friends,
including many persons prominent In OF
fetal circles. called to congratulate Mr..
and Mrs. Law. who received many beauti-
full and useful gifts.
Mrs. Law and Miss Law will be at home
| on Saturdays. February II and Is.
The Prince de Bcarn Chalais of the
French embassy left this morning for New
York and will sail Thursday for Europe on
the Lorraine.
Mrs. James A. Emery will be at home
Friday. February 10, from to o'clock at
| the Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Haller, the latter
| formerly Miss Martha Gregg, whose mar
riage was an event of the past fortnight in
this city, are to be guests Of Miss Kate
Cassatt Mcknight. aunt of the bride. at
'killbuck," Western avenue, Allegheny,
Pa, this week. They, together with Mr..
Haller's father and sisters of Hamburg,
| Germany will form house party and
| there will be several social affairs In their
honor. These will include the reception
| that Miss Mcknight gives on Wednesday
afternoon and to be followed by a dinner
| and a theater party.
Mrs. Henry Cullen Adams, wife of Repre-
| sentative Adams of Wisconsin, and Mrs.
tive Hildebrant of Ohio. will be at home at
| the Hotel Richmond the first and third
tuesdays In February from to o'clock.
| Mrs. Harry G. Ward of TIC Dearborn
street is visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Of New Jersey, will be at home at the
Highlands tomorrow and the following
| Tuesday.
| Mrs. Ross Thompson entertained at a tea
| Saturday for her guest, Miss Rusk, and the
occasion brought together many friends Of
the latter. who is most pleasantly re-
| membered here a member of very
| popular official family. Miss Mary Souther-
land and Miss Briggs, Miss Ida Thompson
| and Mrs. Lansing assisted in the hospi-
| talities.
Mrs Joseph N Thompson will be at
home, The Plaza, Friday, February 10.
Mrs Claude A. Swanson will not be at
| home tomorrow on account of an attack of
| influenza.
Mrs. Myron NJ Parker will be at home
| tomorrow.
Owing to illness Mrs. Francis Asbury
| Lutz will not receive tomorrow as an
| nOunced.
Mrs. William Kerr, Mrs. Oliver Cromwell
| and Mrs. Charles ]. Bell are again arrang-
ing festival of nations and have interest
ed large number of prominent people.
Mrs. Marion P. Maus, wife of Colonel
Maus of the Goth Infantry, has sailed from
| Manila for home and will. after few days
| stay in San Francisco. go on to Washing
| ton, where she will be the guest of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poor, for the
| remainder of her husbands stay in the
| orient. Mrs Maus has not been at all well
| since going to the Islands, In fact, was quite
| seriously i'll several months ago and was
| forced TO take trip to Japan for her
| health.
| the inaugural ceremonies Governor and
Mrs. Samuel w. Pennypacker. Mrs. Auden
| reid will give dinner of twelve covers In
their honor. to be followed later in the
| evening by a reception and supper In COM
! pliment to the governors staff and 100 In
| vited guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Ballon will be pleased
| to see their friends at their new residence,
135 U street northwest.
| home at 1918 18th street northwest tomor-
row, also February Fl.
Mrs. William Randolph Hearst will re-
| ceive for the first time this season tomor-
| row at the New Willard.
Mrs. Genevieve H. Becker of this city has
gone to Brooklyn, N. Y, where she will
| live in future.
Mrs. e. d. Whyte of Philadelphia, for
| merly of Washington is visiting Mrs. Chas.
| Maxwell. 1912 Dist street northwest.
Mrs Cummings of 1855 K street has been
unable to make calls and will not be at
| home tomorrow.
/ Mrs George w. Prince will not receive
tomorrow. but will be at home February
| IA and g. q,
The Technical High School gave a theater
party Saturday afternoon. Those present
were: Miss Beatrice Daw, Miss Mary Tab
Ter, Miss Anna Sappington, Miss Swart
and Mr.. r. Bartlett, Mr.. Bundick, Mr.. H.
G. Kubel and Mr.. Rodier. The box was
decorated with American flags and red and
gray bunting, the colors of the school.
Mrs Beidler and Miss Beidler of the
Shoreham will be at home tomorrow.
An interesting event took place at the
Church of the Epiphany today at noon the
| occasion being the marriage of Mr. Henry
NJ Camp and Miss Rosa M Cayce. Rev.
Randolph H. McKim offlciated. Mr.. Camp
comes from one Of the oldest families in
the state Of Connecticut and Is president OF
the Connecticut Republican Associa ton
here. The bride has for long time been
one of the principal singers in Epiphany
choir. Only a family party and their i'm
mediate friends were present. The bride
was attired in a blue broadcloth going
| away gown, which was most becoming tc
| her dark beauty. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp left
Immediately after the ceremony for New
York and other points. They will be al
home after March l at 1414 K street north
west. The ushers were Mr.. George r.
Baldwin of Washington, D. c., and Mr.
Royal w. Thompson Of Hartford, Conn.
Miss Mary w. Mason gave a small tes
for young people Friday afternoon at hel
home on Massa chusetts avenue to NEE
Miss Nancy Mason, of Frankfort, Ky-s Ir
the receiving party were Misses Lucy ant
May Mason and Misses Phelps. Bayne
Day, Fleming, Ryan, Tucker, Dandridg.
and Josephine Mason, and Mrs. Baxter
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Claggett.
Mrs Bowie. wife of Representative Bowie
J | of Alabama, will receive at the Cochran
Hotel tomorrow afternoon from to {