Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-15

daughter OF the late George Avery Taylor
of Rhode Island, became the bride of Mr.
Curtis futile Forrest son of the late Curtis
Tuttle Forrest of Oakland, Cal Rev AL
bert Evans officiated After northern trip
the couple will go to California to live.
Mr.. 3. H. Warner gave a dinner last
evening in honor of Mr.. Aston G. Dayton,
at which the following guests were present:
MI: Albert Thompson. Philadelphia; Rev.
Edward Everett Hale. DID; Senator Per-
kins, Senator Penrose. Senator j. H. Gal
inger. Senator N. B. Scott. Representa- tive
Adolph Meyer. Representative F. B. Bran
degee ex-secretary Herbert, Mr.. w. B.
Rowland. Assistant Secretary Darling,
Representative Charles N. Fuller, Mr.. l..
f. Payson. Rear Admiral Mason, Gen VIM.
l. Carroll. Rear Admiral Clark, u S. N:
Conmissioner Mcfarland. Mr.. Elmer Do
yer, Mr.. Eki Hioki, Mr. John JOY Edison.
representative George E. Foss, DR.. B. IT.
Warner. jr, Mr.. H. w. Fuller. DR.. c. w
Needham, Judge C. II. DueI and Mr.. Scott
c. Bone.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Phenezy of Au-
gusta. Ga, will be the guests of Mrs
Frances Nash this afternoon.
Mrs. Hunter Doll will not receive toror-
row, but will be at home the ThIrsdav
following. seA
A party was given at the home of Miss
Ethel Parker, 941 Rhode Island avenue
last evening by the Misses Ethel Parker
Abbie johnson, Annie Sis Jessie Dixson
Iene Hardell Bernadine Rauft, Mary Nc
donald and Mary Brashear. Refreshments
We're served in the dining room which WA .
beautifully decorated in red Among those
present in addition to the above were
Messrs. bernard Parker, Lester Kengla,
E 10y ana ChIord Howard. James Nolan,
Earnest and Tracy Johnston, John McDon,
aid and Philip Kelly
The members of the Chi Deuteron Charge
FRO
hosts at very large reception last night
at the fraternity house, 1908 New Hamp-
shire avenue. The faculty of the Column
bian College. George Washington Univer-
sity, was present, as were also represent
atives from all the other fraternities of the
university Many friends of the Chi Deu-
terOn Charge in official and residential cir
cles called during the evening.
The receiving line was made up from the
following patronesses: Mrs. Hay, Nine.
Quesada. Mrs. A. p German. jr.. Mrs. ster-
rett. Mrs. Peelle. Mrs Rheem, Mrs Albert,
Mrs. Schoenfeld and Mrs Strong,
The fraternity house, a handsome and
commodlous structure. was tastefully dec
lege colors of the house making a very
pretty background for the whole. An or
cheStra played throughout the evening and
later furnished the music for informal
dancing.
Mrs Fairbanks will be the guest at re-
ception and luncheon to be given today by
Mary Washington Colonial Chapter and
Fort Greene Chapter, D. A. R.. in Brooklyn.
In the evening she has promised to stop in
for a little while at the st. Valentine s
dance of the College Women's Club. Miss
Irwin Martin president, at the St. Regis.
Yesterday she was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given by the National Society of
the Daughters of 1912, of which she is an
honorary member.
Mrs. Everett D. VERIFY will not receive
again this season.
A largely attended tea was given by Mrs.
Frederick w. Pratt at her home on Iowa
Circle complimentary to her daughter, Mrs.
Francis w. Dickins, wife of Rear Admiral
Dickins, u 8. N, who. with her husband, is
making a short visit to Washington. The
occasion was especially interesting. as 1t af-
forded an opportunity for many Of Mrs.
Dickins' girlhood friends to meet her for
the first time since her marriage few
years ago. the service OF Rear Admiral