Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17

defi. Tank Armstrong. MI talbot, Mr..
Martin; Mr. F. HI. Lynn, Senator Palmer.
Mrs. Halsey, Mr.. Austin Baugeman, Miss
Carrie Hunter, Wallace Mclean, Mr.. j. 7.
Hendricks, Mr. Frank Pope. Mr., Draper.
Mr. c. Albert White Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ].
Colbert. Mrs. NJ j. Dolan. Mr.. Arthur
Peter. Mrs. S. w. Halsey of Lynchburg.
Miss Sallie s. Beach of Richmond, w. F.
Holtzman. Mr.. and Mrs C. Ryder, Mr.. aand
Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Trail,
Miss Lottie Smith, MIR and Mrs. William
Horne. Miss Tillman, Mrs. III. B. Hallifield.
Texas. Miss Reid of New York city. DIR.
and Mrs. Charles Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
Retford. Mrs. Moran. Miss Hume. Mr.. and
Mrs George s Goyins,en of Maryland.
of Frederick, Nd: Miss Catherine Gould,
Miss Elizabeth Gould, Miss Mary Whitley
OF Maryland Col. l.. s, Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Cornwel Mr.. Gardner
Green of Georgia. Mrs Clarendon Smith.
Mr. John Seldom Miss Pauline Mason, Mr..
Robert w. Wells, Wallace Donald Mclean.
Miss McGowan. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hunger
ford. Miss Frances Hungerford, John I.
Callahan. Miss Seabrook. Capt George
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Rora Lewis Townsend of
Lynchburg Mrs. c. d. Merwin. Senator
Latimer Miss Olive Latimer, Mr.. Bonnie
Draper OF Troy, n. Y; Miss Helen Robin
son Of Bel Air Md; Miss Dolie Young,
Mrs. Archibald Young, Miss Ethel Winston
of Selma, N c.; Miss Ella Gotten of Bruce,
N c.: Miss Norton n. Jones of Huntsville.
Texas: Miss Nellie Hunt, Maj. Gen. Robert
N. D. L.. q
shire. Mrs. Rust-Snith of Virginia, DR.. G.
B. Colby. DIR. Virgil Jackson, DIR. Ham
NETT, w, b. Clarkson, Mr.. Breckenridge and
DR.. Henry d. Fry.
Mrs. Theodore williams Noyes was hos
tess yesterday at a large tea at her home,
on New Hampshire avenue, when she was
assisted by Mrs. Crosby s. Noyes, Mrs. Pet
tigrew, Mrs George w. Boyd of Philadel-
phia and Miss Prentice. In the library Mrs.
John Crayke Simpson d d the honors al the
punch bowl, and in the dining room Mrs.
Rudolph Kaufman, Mrs. Frank Smith and
Mrs. Reisinger served the chocolate, each
of these matrons having several assistants
Both official and resident Washington was
represented in the throng of guests
Mrs ]. C. s. Blackburn will not receive
tomorrow. but will be at home 1902 10Th
street northwest. Thursday, January %,
and Thursday. February /.
Mrs Landon Wolf Hopkins has returned
after a months visit a McGaheysville, Va.
as the guest of Mrs. Hopkins.
Mrs II. T. Guss and Miss Maybelle
Brooks of 1406 Girard street will be at
home the last two Fridays in February.
Mrs Hepburn Smith and Miss Reed will
be at home at the Cochran Wednesdays in
February.
Justice Charles II. Duell entertained at
dinner last evening Speaker Cannon, Sena- |
tor Crane Representative Sibley and the |
following members of the New York con- |
gressional delegation: Messrs. Wadsworth, |
Iittauer, Parsons, Vreeland, Southwick. OIL |
colt, Fassett. Dwight and Bennett.
Mrs. Edwin Clarke Gregory. daughter of |
Senator and Mrs. Overman, is at the Coch- |
ran.
Mrs. Walter f. Hilton will be at home to- |
morrow, Wednesday. January "a, from 4 |
to 9. at her new home, 1862 Irving street.
Mrs. Frederick E. Maxey will be at home |
Wednesdays in February.
Miss Mabel C. Edelen. who has been |
spending her Christmas holidays in Wash |
ington. has returned to Baltimore to spend |
the winter with her uncle and aunt Mr.. |
and Mrs. Stanley Young of 1898 Eden street
northwest
Miss Nellie r. Raps, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Raps, 200 18th street south
west. gave party. Monday. to her young
friends. Those who were present were Miss
Frances Younsbleod of Birmingham. Ala:
Miss Mable Coxon. Miss NJ. Hoover Miss
E. NJ. REILLY, Miss Nellie Little Miss Lillian
G. Brady, Mrs. a. P. Beckwith, Mrs. T.
Dycer, Miss E. r. Fielding Miss Eunice
Raps, Messrs. ]. Landros, R. Johnsure H.
II. I. Coxon and J, McKann.
Mrs. Caroline Wainwright. formerly of
this city, announces the marriage of her
daughter Pauline to Herbert Frank Green
ham of Australia. The ceremony took place
at the residence of the brides sister, Mrs.
VIM. F. Brashears, 1886 Normal avenue |
Chicago H.. Monday, January 1, 1906
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby will be at home
tomorrow and on Thursday, January 20.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Whitmore celebrated
the fifth anniversary Of their marriage
January 10. ct their home. 615 / street
northeast. The date was also the birthday |
of Mrs. Whitmore. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. B. C.
Hay parents of Mrs Whitmore; Mr. and
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Hughs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Engelbright Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Susson, Mr.. r.
F. Carneal, Miss Gussie Newman. Miss
Rena Brady, Miss Bessie Myers, Mr.. VIM.
Berger, Mr.. James King and wife, and
Mr.. Lawrence Day and wife.
The home of Mr. and Mrs George Nc
Dermott. in Hyattsville was the scene of
a family gathering Friday evening last to
celebrate the birthday of their eldest
daughter, Hattie. The parlors were artis-
tically decorated with American Beauty
roses, the color scheme being red, shedding
warmth and beauty everywhere. The din
ing room was decorated with carna tons.
the predomnating color being pink. Those
present besides the members of the family
we're the Misses McCauley. the Misses Beck
ley, Misses n. Parker, Mary Erwin, M.
Nellie Harris, E Gage and Elaine
Messrs John Crown w. H and NJ.
Hall. R. Zackery,. NJ. Smith, A. Diggs, V.
Barb Storm, c. Weeks, Leo Senelton, w. |
Maloney, c. McCauley, ]. ConeH, J. Fog
erty, w. Rhodes and B. Waters; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Barr, Mrs. Julia Barr, DR.. Fer
gal. Mrs. Fred Heller, Mr.. Walter Cumber
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas McCauley.
Just as foreshadowed in these columns.
Miss Alice Roosevelts wedding dress will
be of American silk, woven in New Jersey
and brocaded in pattern which was de-
stroyed after the twenty-six yards neces-
sary for the gown were made. 1t is being
made up In Baltimore, according to the
same information, and will have no trim
ming, save the family lace, which decked
the brides mother at her wedding, as well
as her mother and grandmother before her.
Excepting, therefore, the fact of the spe-
cial weave Of the satin, which can never be
duplicated, the dress will carry out the
traditions of many other weddings where
the bride has had family treasures in the
way Of laces TO use. The general effect of
the dress will be princess. and seed pearls
will appear with the lace the bodice.
While the dress is actually being made
forty miles from here the fittings are given
in this city, as the demands on Miss Roose-
velts time just at present would hardly
even the short iollrneys for this Inn