Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-13

| dark gray chiffon velvet gown, trimmed
with lace.
Mrs. Longworth and Miss Hagner assisted
| in the dining room.
| Capt. Mccoy presented the guests, and
the other aids were present.
| President and Mrs. Roosevelt win give the
| first state dinner of the winter tonight,
when the cabinet will be the honored body,
and about forty-five covers will be laid.
! Miss Helen Cannon, daughter of Speaker
| Cannon, will give small tea for young
| people next Monday, when the guests of
| honor will be the Misses Shonls whose
coming-out party is also an event of the
| coming week.
| DR.. and Mrs James Dudley Morgan have
| cards out for a reception the evening
| OF Wednesday, January 2, from to II, at
| their home. 919 Mcpherson square.
| Col. and Mrs. Symons gave dinner last
| night, when their guests were the minister
| from Denmark Col. and Mrs. Bromwell,
Mrs. Bright of New Orleans, Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Howard, Miss Oliver. Miss Carlisle,
Miss Symons, Gen. Woodruff, Col. Biddle
| and Capt Gilmore.
| Tomorrow night Mrs Frederick v. Abbott
will introduce her twin daughters, the
| Misses Abbott, at reception and dance at
| the officers club at the Washington bar
racks. when the trio will be assisted by five
Washington debutantes-Miss Erma Shaw,
! Miss Helen hatfield, Miss Natalie briggs,
Miss Katherine Clabaugh and Miss India
| Bell Fleming and Miss Kate Bryan Of
Charleston. s. c., granddaughter of the
late United States Judge George S. Bryan.
| The young ladies will be especially under
| the care of engineer officers, among
! whom may be mentioned Capt. Kelly,
| Lieut.. Dillon. Lieut.. Kingman. Lieut..
Howell and Lieut.. Dowaer. This merry
| party will take supper together in one
| of the many attractive rooms of the
club, while the other guests are served in
| the main dining room. Buses will carry
| the guests from the gates to the ball room
| and back. The last car on the 9th street
| line will leave at 12:45 and connect at F
street with a Mt. Pleasant car. At 100
| special cars on 18th street line will run up
| to the Zoo loop, connecting with the avenue
and 18th street lines.
Mrs George F. Elliott entertained at a
beautiful luncheon yesterday in Mrs. Bona
parties honor and in the company to meet
| her had Mrs. Taft Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Gal
Mrs. Charles l.. McCawley, Mrs. Alex. F.
| Magruder, Mrs. Carr; Mrs. Simpson, Mrs.
Chester and Miss Woodruff.
The marriage of Miss Saidee Wine Lut-
trell, daughter of the late Capt. Thomas ].
Luttrell and Mr.. Albert Howard Cousins of
Boston took place last night at st. Johns
| Church, the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith Off
| ciating, in presence of a large company.
The chancel was adorned with palms and
Easter lilies filled the altar vases. The
Charles A. Barnard, Mr.. Francis Halves,
| Mr.. H. H. Hubbard, Mr.. Howell Boyle of
Philadelphia and Mr.. Carl Norris Erdman
of New York.
her uncle, Mr.. Ira Hopkins, and her at
| tendants were Miss Mary Luttrel as maid
of honor and Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Sue
Young, Miss Hammond, Miss Draper Miss
of
Boyle of Philadelphia as bridesmaids The
bride was gowned in white satin trimmed
with old family lace, the latter beaded in
pearls. Flounces of rich lace trimmed the
skirt and orange blossoms; crowned her
, tulle veil. A shower bouquet of orchids and
lilies of the valley was carried. The maid
ried roses that matched it In color and the
other maids were in white net over white
silk with empire sashes Of pink chiffon and
carried pink roses. A reception to which
the guests were limited to the relatives and
few personal friends. followed at the home
of Mrs. Luttrell before the couple started
for their honeymoon journey. Out-of-town
guests here for the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Boyle. Mr.. anu Mrs. Peyton
Boyle and Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight D. Willard
OF Philadelphia, Rev. DIR. and Mrs Ninian
Beall Remick of New York and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Singley Of Baltimore.
The Russian ambassador and Baroness
Rosen, as farewell courtesy last night in
Durand, had the following company at
dinner: the assistant secretary of state
and Mrs. Bacon, the naval attache of the
French embassy, Commander de Blanpre
and Nine. Blanpre, the naval attache of the
British embassy, Capt. Ryan, and Mrs.
Ryan, Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Hunt Slater, Miss
Durand, Mr.. Clifford Pinchot, Mr.. Kroupen-
sky and Count Szechenyi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Addison had the
pleasure of giving the first large ball Of
los ,s~rI,A
guests were entertained by them at
Rauscher's. and both bali rooms were in
use. The event marked the debut of their
niece, Miss Jessie Steele, who was daintiiy
dressed in ball gown of tulle and chiffon
with garniture of pink>roses. The hostess
was in white lace with handsome jewels.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Annie Virginia, daughter of Mrs. Annie
Abercrombie Baird, to Mr. Robert Spalding
Speer OF Atlanta at high noon yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Speer sail after the holidays
for southern Italy, where they will spend
the winter months.
Mrs. Barney will give a small musicale and
tea at Studio House" on the afternoon of
December 16, at half-past 3 o'clock, during
which her guests will be introduced to the
music of Coleridge-Taylor over which Mrs.
Barney has become enthusiastic.
Miss Louise Ballinger is now able to be
out after severe attack Of la grippe.
Yesterday at noon in the parlors of the
Dewey Hotel Miss Mary Lewis; daughter of
Judge and Mrs. w. Lewis of Leesburg, Va,
was married to Mr.. George Roberts of Oma-
ha, Neb. Rev. Mr.. Jefferies Of the Southern
Methodist Church performed the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father and wore dark blue broadcloth with
hat to match. Mr.. Ernest Roberts of Bos-
ton was his brothers best man. The par
lor was beautifully decorated with palms
and pink and white chrysanthemums. Many
beautiful presents were received. After a
wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
left for their future home in Nebraska,
where beautifully furnished house awaits
them. Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.; and mn. G.: B.. Roberts Of Boston.
Judge and Mrs. Lewis of Leesburg, Mrs.
w. 8. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Lewis.
Mrs. P. ". Buell.. Miss Mary e. Buell.. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Buell. of Herndon. Va,
and Miss Roberts and Mrs. Alice Hawthorne
Of Boston.
Representative VIM. B. Mckinley of III
nois gave a large dinner last night at
his residence in honor Of Col Frank O.
Lowden, the new member from his state
To meet him there were present Speaker
Cannon Senators Cy1,lloro- opd uonlino.