Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-08
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MR.. BABB AND MISS cRowTHER
MARRIED LAST NIGHT.
Some Dinners Of the Past and Future
"A Bridge Party-Per-
sonal Notes

parents. mr.. ana eArS. J0nn CroWtner, at
Luthersville. Nd. last evening. The bride
| was escorted by her father and was beau
tifully gowned in white lace over chiffon.
She wore a tulle veil with orange bios
SONS and carried shower bouquet of lilies
Of the valley. Mr.. Charles Davis of this
city was best man. Rev. Daniel H. Martin.
/ pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
| Of Belair. brother-in-law Of the bride. per-
| formed the ceremony, which was witnessed
| by large number of relatives of each
family. The bride was attended by her Sis
/ ter. Miss Margaret Crowther, who wore
/ white batiste trimmed with German val
| lace, and carried a shower bouquet OF sweet
! peas There were six bridesmaids. Miss
| Frances French of Rochester, N. Y; Miss
Mary Prizer of South Orange. N. J.; Miss
| Marie Bosley of Baltimore and Misses
Anna. Helen and Lily Crowther of Luther
| vilie-all relatives of the bride with the ex-
! ception of the first named. They wore
dresses of Paris muslin trimmed with valen-
| ciennes lace and pink girdles. and carried
| chains of smflax. The bride gave each of
\ her attendants four-leaf clover pin with
| pearl In the center. The wedding march
| was played by Miss Annie Dashien OF
| Washington. D. c. The rooms were beauti-
| fully decorated with smilax. bride roses and
| orchids. large reception followed before
the departure Of the couple for ten days
! west shortly and will be in Montana for the
| summer months, Mr.. Babb being engaged
| with the government geological survey In
| that state. In the fall they will return
here.
| Mrs. Pinchot gave luncheon yesterday,
when her guests were Mrs. Shaw. Mrs.
| Bonaparte, Mrs. Audenreid, Mrs. McClel-
Ian, Mrs. Sherman. Mrs. Jackson, Mrs.
| Baird. Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Lowndes. Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Jennings. Mrs.
Richardson, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. johnson,
| Mrs. Stickney and the house guest of Mrs.
Pinchot Countess Maria Larisch of Austria.
| Mrs Garrett A. Hobart entertained at
| luncheon yesterday Mrs. Harlan, Mrs.
| Brown, Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. Scott Mrs.
Dryden. Nine Quesada. Mrs Dalzell Mrs.
| Sibley. Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker. Mrs.
| Richard Butler, Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs. Ross
| Thompson. Mrs. Sewers, Mrs. w. F.. White,
Mrs. Luquer Miss Allen. Miss Briggs and
| Miss White.
| Mrs. Herbert Shipman Of New York, who
J had been here visiting her mother, Mrs.
| Edison Bradley, left yesterday for st. Au-
| gustine, Fla, where she will remain sew
| eral weeks.
A farewell social was given Miss Della
Molloy by her parents at their residence,
300 Champlain street northwest, on Mon
| day. March 5. Vocal and instrumental
music was INDUCED In until a late hour.
when the guests repaired to the dining
room, where a bountiful repast was served.
Among those present were the Misses
Hamilton, Maude Jones, Margaret Halpin,
! Annie Loveday, Eva Smith. Mamie Dono-
hue Of Minnesota, Lillian Tredway, Messrs
Ray Ross, Maxwell Duvall, Martin ECKER,
Ernest Hauser, Nicholas Farmer, John
Bonwell. John Boland, Leroy Grimes, Clar-
ence Busch, Mike Kneas, John and George
Molloy, Mr.. and Mrs. James Molloy, Mr.
and Mrs. James O'Donald, Mr.. and Mrs
William Busch and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Patterson and daughters.
Miss Mamie Donohue of Melrose, Mimi,
who has been visiting her cousin Miss
Della Molloy. has returned home. On her
journey she was accompanied by her cousin,
who will be away four months Before
returning direct to Melrose they will stop
in Chicago. st. Paul and Wisconsin.
Mrs. c. Fl. Wiesse, wife of Representative
c. H. Wiesse of Wisconsin, and Mrs l.. 7.
Smythe will be at home for the last time
this winter tomorrow. from to @ o'clock,
at 1887 18th street
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Ortman OF 1918 P street
northwest announces the engagement of her
sister, Josephine Boteler 10 Mr.. Frank
Ward. the marriage TO take place the 10th
of April.
Mrs. F. b. Moran, who entertains so
handsomely and frequently. gave a bridge
party Tuesday afternoon. Those invited to
Mrs. Hartman. Mrs Simpson Mrs. Reber,
Madame Quesada, Mrs. r. Harlow, Mrs.
Musgrave Mrs; oxnard. Mrs, Nicholson.
Robert Bradley Mrs. Basil Gordon. Mrs.
Thropp, Mrs. Chaplin. Miss siebert, Miss
Goldsborough. Miss f. Seymour, Miss
Berry Miss Davidge. Miss Edith Davidge.
Miss Rosa Tucker. Miss Mcclure, Miss
Terry Miss Belrose, Mrs Oracle, Mrs. Du-
laney Hunter Mrs LOTUS, Madame Heb
binghaus and Mrs. Mason.
Mrs. F. b. Moran will give a dinner on
the 18th of March IN honor of the Mexican
ambassador and Madame Casasus
Mrs. A. Oppenheimer of 6f2 r street
northwest is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Ju
Illus Levy and son of King city, MO- ana
will be pleased TO see their friends this
evening
Miss Frances E. Kell will leave Monday
for San Francisco and an extended tour
through the south.
Mrs. A. Alexander has moved from 1909
r street northwest to 1923 18th street north
west.
Mrs. Clarendon Smith of 912 S street
northwest will not be at home THURSDAY
again this month.
Mr.. and Mrs o. ]. De Mon are now at
the Florence Court.
Mrs Archibald Oracle will not receive to-
morrow, being in New York with her moth
er, Mrs o. w. Setback, but Will receive
again Friday, March 10.
The home of Mrs L. Allen. eos II street
northeast was the scene OF a happy gain
ering on last Monday evening, the occa-
sion being German supper After num-
her OF selections by quartet. composed
of Messrs. W. Fenton Crown, s. Arthur
Eyler. H. F.. Montgomery and william
p. Iowd, with Mr.. julius Hartmann at the
nieno. refreshments were served.
The musicale and tea for the benefit of the
Catholic Church at North Chesapeake Beach
at The residence of Mrs. A. r. Townshend
Yesterday afternoon was great success
financially and socially. The house was
artisticalIy decorated in spring flowers. The
white and green preeominating, Mrs
Townshen had assisting her Mrs. John NC
ali Mrs. Mess Mrs. Stack. Mrs. Hughes, |
Mrs o. ]. LIE Beau, Mrs. John Shaw. Mrs.
g. ]. Columbus and Miss Jeanette Hughes.
The musical program was furnished by
Mime. Esputa-Daly assisted by Mrs. Jessica |
Cowling Thomas violinist. Mr.. Norman |
DaIy played several Chopin and Grieg num- |
bers Miss May McKervit, Miss Janet |
HAYES and others took part
Mrs E. 7. Melton has returned from New |
York.
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