Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-16

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Davis.
Mrs. Hampton, wife of Capt Elwyn f.
Hampton. L. S. A, formerly Miss NetaHe
of Mrs. Holcombe G. Johnson at the De
catur. Mrs johnson and Mrs. Hampton
will be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Robert L Fleming gave a large
luncheon today.
Miss Ida Thompson entertained al
luncheon today in honor of Mrs. Fairbanks.
The German ambassador and Baroness
SternbUrg will give dinner tonight
Mr.. oden Horstman is giving dinner
of thirty covers tonight at Rauschers :.
Mrs. William Schotleid Hoge will be at
home the remaining Tuesdays in February.
Miss Sarah Trussell of West Virginia is
the guest of Miss La Porte, 1928 nth street
northwest.
Mrs A T. Lacey will not receive today on
account of Illness.
DR. Ralph Arnold OF the United States
geological survey, accompanied by his vile,
returned yesterday from California. where
he has been engaged in field work for the
past nine months
Miss Estelle Peyser and Miss Maud Gar
ner will be at home this evening prior to
the departure of the latter for her home in
Newport News. Va, Saturday.
The Misses Brenninger. 453 Massachu-
sets avenue. will be at home tomorrow.
Mrs John p jackson entertained a party
of fourteen at luncheon today.
Miss Hortense Sondheimer entertained
the ladies of the Wednesday Bowling Club
during the week in honor of her guest,
Miss Eichengreen of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Arthur Duane Kulne Will be at home
tomorrow at the Cairo.
Mrs. Frank Anderson Law and her
daughter. Mrs John Lewis Johnson, will
be at home Saturday afternoon, February
"a, from to Z O'Clock.
Miss Florence Perrigo. daughter of Mr..
Charles Perrigo of Falls Church. Va. was
quietly married Wednesday evening at
Christ Episcopal Church by the Rev. A. s.
JOINS to Mr.. Lawrence Crandell, formerly
of New York, but now of this city. The
bride becomingly attired in a gray
tailored gown ard wore a hat OF white
and violet She carried violets her favor
lite flowers.
st. Valentines night was pleasantly cele-
brated at the home of Miss Lavenia Jewell,
POS II street northwest, by the Temple Bap-
fist intermediate Society valentine box
the feature of the evening, from which
many of the young folk draw sentimental
valentines. The members of the society
present were Miss Minnie Mullins, Miss
Ollie Ward Miss Minnie Stevenson, Miss
Della Stevenson. Miss Marion Bateman.
Miss Ruth Sullivan. Mr.. Leanord and
Norris Bowen of Clarendon, Va; Mr.. Henry
Horner, Mr.. Charlie Erner. Mr.. Harry and
George Sullivan and Mr.. Archie Taylor.
Col and Mrs. John Van R. Hoff viii
leave the city today for New York en-
thA r,a1A etr g.s, ~
Omaha, Neb-
Mrs Harris. wife of the paymaster gen.
eral Of the navy, will not be at home to-
morrow.
Mrs. and Miss Long, 1896 18th street Will
not be at home tomorrow, but VIII receive
Saturday, February 81
Miss Orpha Ernst gave a ST. Valentine
party Wednesday evening to a number or
her friends. The evening was spent in
playing games and dancing until late
hour, when they assembled in the dining
room, which was handsomely decorated In
red. Among those present were Mr.. ID.
Adams. Fl. Conrod, B. Conrod: f. Coblentz'
H. Ehrlick, w. Brown, c. Ernst, L. Sal
back, Misses G. Anderson l.. Anderson, l..
Bowen, NJ. Allen and L. Williams.
Mrs Id. Wilson. Mrs Carlton Hughes
and the Misses Wilson will be at home
Monday, February 10, from to T.
Mrs. David T. Day will not be at home
tomorrow. she VIII make some Saturday
calls.
Mrs; W. F, Dales and Mrs E G. $, Swan
home tomorrow from to o'clock.
pretty wedding took place Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Q.
A. Danzenbaker, 1886 Westminster street,
when their sister. Miss Charlotte NJ Ker,
was given in marriage to Mr.. Julius A
Graves, DR.. John Lee Allison of Gunton-
Temple Presbyterian Church officiating.
The brides brother, Mr. Z. C. Ker, who
came on from the west for the wedding,
gave her away, while her little nieces, Dor
othy and Charlotte Danzenbaker, We're
flower girls The Misses Katie Musser,
Vena Graves Ada Armstrong. Mary Ste
phenson and Aileen Heine assisted at the
refreshment tables, and were very sweet in
their dresses of white, with PINK carnations
fastened with double-heart pins the gift
of the bride The bridal party entered the
parlor to the familiar strains Of the 'Lohen-
grim wedding march The bride was be-
comingly attred in a travelling suit OF gray
broadcloth and carried violets, while her
sister Mrs. O. A. DanZenbaker. as natron
of honor wore Alice blue silk, and carried
white Hlacs. Amid a shower Of rice and
confetti Mr. and Mrs. Graves started on e
northern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Lafayette Young Of Des
Noines Iowa who are here TO attend the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT wedding. are at the
Arlington. Mr.. Young is editor of the Des
Moines Capital
Mr.. and Mrs Ira O. Goodrich Of Boston
are at the New Willard for a short visit.
DR. G. P. Gehring, accompanied by MIS-
Gehring, is making a winter tour of the
Pacific coast for the benefit OF his health
They were at Los Angeles last Sunday, ana
express themselves as delighted with the
change OF air and scene. They expect 70
return in June.
The French ambassador and Nine. Jus
seraud entertained at dinner last night,
their guests being the admiral OF the navy,
Senator Hale. the Swiss minister, Admiral
and Mrs Cowles, Gen. and Mrs. Sharpe
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hague, Mr.. and Mrs
Garfield Commander and Nine. Nubolsine
of the Russian embassy, the naval attache
of the French embassy and Viscountess de
Faramond. Mrs. LoRgworth- Mrs. Sheridan,
Countess de Chambrun, Miss Edith Wet
more, Count Gleichen and Capt. Fourier.
Capt. and Mrs Richardson Clover enter
tained at dinner last night. when their
guests were the Vice President and Mrs.
Fairbanks. Senator and Mrs. Dryden, Sem