Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-06


Hotel LankershiTn, in Les Angeles, Cal,
last week. TIE bride is from Anacostla.
II. c.. and has only lived In Pasadena for
year. but in that time has made many
friends. Her parents live in Anaccstia. The
happy young couple left q brief we'd
ding Journey. and upon their return will
make their home at 800 North Euclid ave-
hue, Los Angeles.
Owing to the Illness of the mother of
Rev. Edward Marshall Mott rector of the
Church of the Advent the Christmas ba-
zaar which was to have been held today,
tomorrow and Friday at 143 L street, has
been postponed.
Mrs. John H. Magruder ana Miss Ma
gruder have. invitations out for a tea
Thursday. December Il. from 10 {. at
1913 street the occasion being the debut
of Miss Magrudcr. Mrs. and Miss Ma
gruder will be at home to their friends the
Saturdays in January.
The annual dinner of the National Geo
graphic Society will be held at the New
Willard Hotel Wednesday evening. Decem-
and Mrs Taft will be the guests OF
honor of the society and there will
be number of other invited guests,
including Messrs. w s. Champ. Anthony
Fiala and w. j. Peters of the Ziegler north
polar expedition. At the conclusion of the
dinner there will he several brief speeches.
The society closes the year 1903, the eigh-
teenth In its history, with membership of
lnCikl. and 1t IS hoped that the occasion
win be enjoyed by a large number of MEM
bers The committee consists of Willis l..
Moore. president, Thomas Fl. Anderson,
Charles ]. Bell, George Dewey A. w.
Greedy, Gilbert II. Grosvenor Martin A.
Knapp. S. n. d. North, Theodore W. Noyes
and Clifford Pinchot.
The French Ambassador and Nine Jus
serand entertained a dinner last night In
honor of the Russian Ambassador and
Baroness Rosen. when their other guests
were the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Hitchcock, the Assistant Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Bacon Mr.. and Mrs.
wayne MacVeagh Miss MacVeagh, the
Danish minister, Mr.. Brun; the Third AS
sistant Secretary of State and Mrs. PIERCE.
the Counsellor of the British Embassy and
Lady Susan Townley, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Corcoran Eustis, Miss Carew, sister or
Mrs. Roosevelt. NJ. and Mime. Thebaud of
| the French legation In Switzerland. Nj.
| Hansen, first secretary of the Russian en-
| bassy; Prince Koudacheff of the Russian
embassy, and Vicomte de ChambTun of the
| French embassy.
| On account of the reception to Mrs Nc
Lean. Mrs A. D. Johnston Mrs. Hagan
and Miss Frances Benjamin Johnston OF
1882 street will not be at home this
| "wednesday evening.
Senator and Mrs Foraker gave dinner
last night in honor of Miss Eva McAdoo
of New York, who is the guest of Miss
Foraker The guests were Miss Marie Nc
Kenna, Miss Cotton. the Misses Souther-
land Miss Helen Fuller. Miss Eleanor Nor
ton Hoyt Miss Collier. Mr. Wainwright.
Mr.. Henry Davis Sleeper. Mr. Davenport
Brown of Boston. Mr.. Frank Lee Danger
| field. Mr.. Philip Hiehborn, jr; Mr.. cuth-
Barry. Mr.. Ford Thompson, Capt Daniel
Moore and Liert. Evans.
Mrs s. B. Pole gave reception Saturday
night in honor of Mr.. George l.. Evans and
his bride when the members of the Trolley
Euchre Club. of which the former was
member. presented him with Kitchen
shower" Mr. Robert E. T. Kreter making
the presentation speech for each article. In
the brides cake Miss Alice Meyer captured
| the ring, Miss Marion Grogan, the dime, ana
Mr. S. 3. Pole, jr., the thimble. Mr.. b b.
Pole jr. made the closing address. Re-
freshments were served. Those present were
the Misses J. Besseleivre, NJ. Grogan, l.
Pole, NJ. Wells, A. Meyer, b. Steinle, the
Messrs. S. Pole, H. Hamilton, f. Potter, w.
Kemper J. Barker r. Kreiter, Miss Carrie
Evans Mr.. Linthicum. Miss Esther Ander-
son of Harrisburg, Miss Josephine Hinch-
man of Philadelphia, Russell Pole, Mr..
Boner. Mr.. Lee and Mrs. Prone.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. West and baby,
Margaret. have returned to the city and are
located at the Cairo for the winter.
Miss Mary Kirkup will receive at 1410 G
street tomorrow from II to 5. Miss Kirkup
will be assisted by her sister, Mrs George h
Roberts.
Senator and Mrs Teller have taken apart
ments for the session at the Cairo. They
are accompanied by Mrs. Willard Teller of
Denver.
Mr. Archibald A. Latchford and Miss Isa-
belle Langley were married last evening at
ST. Martins Church by the Rev. Father
Harmon, only the immediate family being
present The bride wore a light gray suit,
with hat to match. and wore set of ermine
furs The couple left at pm. for short
trip and on their return will reside at 80 r
street northeast.
The Carroll Institute will hold its first
complimentary dance of the present season
on Thursday evening, December Z. For
many years these dances have been among
the most popular events of the winter. The
dance will be conducted under the same
management which during the past two
years has looked after the arrangements.
The ohaDerons are Mrs. Frank 2. May
and Mrs. George Griffith. The entertain
ment committee is composed OF Messrs.
Robert c. Howard W. {. Sullivan and w
S. Mccarthy. The guests will be received
by the following committee: W. c. Sulli-
van, John Stephen Giusta, Arthur ]. May.
Francis ]. P. Cleary, Harry B. Cullen,
Charles L. Ferry, James n. Fitzpatrick, jr.;
John ]. German, ]. Cassin Howard, Daniel
S. Masterson and James A. Toomey.
At Mrs Richard Wayne Parker's tea to-
Eleanor Wayne Parker. she will be assisted
by her mother Mrs. w. w. Gordon of Sa-
vannah Ga, and her daughter, Miss Alice
Gordon Parker. Miss Marcia Butler, Miss
Miriam Crosby Miss Teroline Perkins, Miss
Alice Shepard and Miss Silvia Wilder, all
debutantes this season, will also assist, with
Mrs. Wolcott Tuckerman, Miss Marion
Oliver, Miss Ethel Won Seckendorf. Miss
Hagner, Miss Zadee Calf. Miss Elinor Hoyt,
Miss Caroline Henry of Philadelphia and
Miss Mary Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Lippincott of Cap toll
HILL who have been visiting relatives at
Burlington, n. j., for the past week. re-
turned home last evening.
Mrs. Henry F. Blount will be at home to-
morrow from to g. Mr.. Henry T. Blount
jr., and his bride expect to leave for their
home in Evansville, Ind, the following day
The marriage of Miss Eugenia Fauntleroy
Barber and Mr.. Cadalader Woodville took
place yesterday at high noon at the resi-
dence of the brides brother-in-law, Mr. j.
William Henry, the Rev. Mr.. Howden of
St. Johns Church, Georgetown, officiating
Owing to recent deaths in the family OF
the bride only the immediate friends and
relatives of the couple were present. The
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