Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-24

| Mrs Henry s. Welcome of London, COM
mander and Mrs. Hodges, Senator Warren.
Senator and Mrs. Clark of Wyoming, Mr..
and Mrs. Williams of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
| William E. Curtis, Mr.. William Barrett
| Ridgeley, Mrs. Shaw of California and Miss
| Fisher.
! Lady Herbert, who has spent most of the
| winter in New York with her parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. Richard 7. Wilson, was given a
large luncheon today by Mrs. Aston. She
| is now going abroad.
| Two dances are to be given tonight, one
| at the Cuban legation and the other. the
| sixty couple cotillon. Another evening event
| will be the musicale at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs Frederick Stevens.
| Mrs. Kitchener and Mrs. Barry Mohun
| will be at home tomorrow for the last time
| this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Herzog celebrated
| their silver wedding anniversary by q re-
| ception at their home on X street, and en-
| tertaned 800 friends.
| Among the guests were the bridesmaid.
| Mrs K. Leupp, and the best man, Mr.. Fritz
| Trede, who acted in those capacities at the
| marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Herzog; Mrs. A.
| Charles Herzog, Mrs. Dasch and daughters,
| Gertrude and Alma of Baltimore and Rev.
| Paul A. MentZel, of the Concordia Luth-
| eran Church A number of handsome pres
| EMS were received.
| The marriage of Miss Ellen Suydam
Mills and Mr. Frank Jewett Mather, jr.,
| took place at the residence of the brides
| parents, Col. and Mrs. A g. Mills, al Sum-
NIT, N. j., February %. The brides
| cousin, Miss Jeanne F. Steele, daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Steele of Wash
| ington, was among the bridesmaids. The
| bride was the recipient of many elegant
| presents. Mrs. Mather has many friends
| In this city, where she spent much of her
girlhood She was born on the historic
| Lafayette square. She has the proud dis
| tinction of being the great-great-g ra nd
| daughter of a trio of DISTINGUISHED men
| in the nations history. They were Com
| modore Joshua Barney, who defended the
| capital against the British army at
| Bladensburg until he was carried wound
ed from the battlefield: Judge Samuel
| Chase of Maryland, a signer Of the Dec
iaration of Independence and one of the
| justices of the Supreme Court of the
| United States. and Gen. John Steele. a
| hero of the revolution, who with Cen
Geo. Washington and other officers was
one OF the organizers and charter mem
| bers of the very exclusive Society of the
| Cincinnati. Mr. Mather is on the editorial
staff OF the Evening Post of New York.
Mrs Frank A. Law and Miss Law, 1927
18th street northwest, will be at home
tomorrow from to o'clock pm
At the marriage of Mr.. Theo. Walter and
! MISS X. Leimbrecht Tuesday, February 90
the former was presented with a loving cup
| by his bachelor friends. Mr.. Harry Roth
cheid in an appropriate speech, made the
presentation. The committee in charge of
| the arrangements We're Mr. John Scboar
| beck and Mr.. Leo Zwissler
merry gathering of young people met
last night at the home of Miss Artz 600
n street northwest to celebrate her hirtbo
DAY anniversary. Music and other annro-
pild.e entertainment made the evening an
n nree pleasant one. Among those
present were Misses Haycock Won Dono
burg, Truett, Bickham Coleman. Lama ana
Bertha Artz Hunt, Stearn, Offutt. Grace
Artz. and Messrs. Bogley, Raw. MorseIl
M NIX, tasS1 2;l Beckham, Van Denburg
Stearn Mr. and Mrs. w. P Stearn. Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Beulah, Mr.. and Mrs M r AZ
KIM M Mrs. Hunt, Miss sallie Artz, Mr.
Stu $50 MIS- samuel Artz and Mrs. Elizabeth
o ots. Many handsome gifts were re-
mrs. William E. Boulter is now located
row 30 fta street and will be at home tomor-
~" AFTERNOON February 25 from to q
Mrs. c. S. Walton will not be At homo .,,.
afternoon. 'ohie thiS
The marriage of Miss Mary s+r;o,,,os
SInith' daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin p
smith, to Mr.. Henry F. Pierce of this o;tv
h tOGk pace last evening at the home of the
a OF
one, owing to family mourning. The mar
Tor was beautifully decorated with cut
mowers, ferns and palms. The bride had
d Rs,,a ner only p,o attendant Miss Florence
Baker or Philadelphia, Pa. Mr.. Harry
Spruceoank was best man. The Rev
THOMAS c. Easton, DID, was the officiating
clergyman. The bride wore white chiffon
Volie over tafeta trimmed with Irish lace
ana chlHon roses, and carried a shower
bouquet OF violets, her favorite flower
MISS Baker wore pale green crepe de
chine over white taffeta trimmed with rose
point lace. The happy couple were the re-
cipients of many useful and handsome eifts
After the wedding a collation. was served
in the dining room which was also beautf-
fully decorated.
Mr.. and Mrs Pierce left last evening for
an extended trip through the south and
middle west.
entertained their gentlemen friends at a
banquet and a match game at the Saenger-
bund Hall last evening. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Schick, Mr. and
mrs. Levy MIR. and Mrs. Hutterly. Mr. and
Mrs, Carl, Mr.. and Mrs. Westeiaken, Mr..
and Mrs. Xander, Mrs Schaffert Mrs
Spiess, Miss A. Schick, Mr.. Claudy, Mr.. III.
Schaffert, Mr.. Fuergo Mr.. Yound and Mr..
Behrend.
Mrs. w. F. Dales of 1912 18th street
northwest will receive on Saturday, Feb
rUary %, for the last time this season
Mrs. Howard S. Waring will be at home
at the Don Carlos Saturday, February %,
for the last time this season, and will have
as her guest Mrs. James O'Kane of New
York.
A progressive euchre party was given by
the Misses Nelson at their home. No. $50 A
street southeast, last evening Those pres
ent We're Miss Miller of Baltimore, Md,
Miss F. Miller, Miss A. Miller, Miss Nc
Henry of Pittsburg, Pa. Miss De Ware,
Miss Buckley Of Virginia, Miss Colon. Miss
Taylor, Mr.. Robert Sullivan, Mr.. Fletcher.
Mr.. Peterson, Mr.. Taylor, Mr. Cockley, Mr..
Hagnely Mr.. Wood, Mr.. Beavers Mr.. Farr
and Mr.. Robert c. Shinn. The lady's prize
was won by Miss Miller and the gentle
mans prize by>Mr R. C. Shnn.
A social gathering was given by the