Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-06
A RECEPTION TO BISHOP GRAMS
TON AND HIS BRIDE.
Other Entertainments Yesterday of a
Notable Charactsr-Per-
sonal Notes.


southern part of the parlors In a bower of
green and was composed of Bishop and
| Mrs. Cranston, Mr.. and Mrs. Adds B.
Browne, Justice and Mrs. Thomas H. An
derson, Mrs. Miranda B. Tulfoch, Mrs. F.
NJ Bristol and Mrs. Robert NJ. Moore The
Rev. F. NJ. Bristol pastor of Metropolitan
| Church, and Rev. Robert NJ Moore, pastor
of Foundry Methodist Church, were among
| those who welcomed the guests, Light re-
freshments were served during the even
ing.
Auditor McCardy of the Post Office De-
partment surprised his friends yesterday
by the announcement of his marriage to
| Mrs Lawrence Baird Campbell. formerly
| OF lronton, Ohio but for the past year a
| resident of Washington. Mr.. McCardy left
1.-THE city about December Il for a brief
vacation, not advising his friends as to
| his destination and 1t was only today that
1t was learned that Mrs Campbell had be-
| come his bride. The ceremony was per-
| formed December 81. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
| Cardy will live temporarily at the Dewey,
| but expect soon to go to housekeeping. The
| auditor is one of the most popular officials
| of the Post Office Department and all day
| today his office was filled with friends ex-
| tending to him the right hand of congratu-
| lation and wishing him all sorts of a happy
| New Year.
| MIR. Howard Moran, assistant treasurer
of the Home Savings Bank, and Mrs. Moran
! entertained the employees Of the bank at
| their residence, 217 It street northeast. last
| evening. During the evening a delightful
musical program was rendered after which
! supper was served Among those present
| Moore, Mr.. l.. F. Schriener Mr. Charles B.
| Lydanne, Mr. II. Rodgers Gore, Mr.. J. D.
| Mckenzie, Mr. Z. P. Hutchinson, Mr.. ]. D.
| Howard, Mr.. John E. HuTnphries and Miss
| Bessie Monag CHAN.
Mrs. William Fl. Wiley, wife of the rep
| resentative from New Jersey, and her
daughter, Mrs Frederic Lindsey Drum
on the first and second Tuesdays for the
| season.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson viii receive on Mon
| days after the Sth
| Miss Kennedy and Miss Lindinger will be
at home on Saturdays at their apartment
| in the Berkshire, Chaplin street.
| The Marine Band winter oncerts will be
given Monday afternoons from go TO
o'clock starting Monday, January s, at
| the navy yard.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Franklin entertained
Thursday evening at the Woodley in honor
or MRS. William Burhs of Chattanooga.
Among those present were Mrs William
| Burks, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Z. Burks. Mr..
| and Mrs. II. Lee McNulty Miss Della
Foster Miss Agnes Farnum and Miss Edith
Becker.
Mrs. Charles Elwood Foster Will be at
| home Mondays In January.
Mrs. William z. Clark and Miss Hooper
of 212S Wyoming avenue will be at home
the second and third Thursdays in January
and February.
The following named ladies living on
Belmont street formerly Staughton) will
be at home to their friends on the first
and third Mondays during the season: Mrs.
Edwin F. Smith, Mrs. Arthur L. Day.
Mrs. ]. S. Diller, Mrs George P. Whittle-
sey, Mrs. Charles B. Bailey and Miss
Bailey and Mrs. George P. Merrill.
Mrs. Albert Herman of 2421 18th street
will be at home Fridays during the season
Mrs. LIewelIyn Eliot has issued tea cards
for January II 10 number of young peo-
pie to meet her second daughter, Miss
Etheldreda Lancaster Eliot, who Is one OF
the debutantes Of the season.
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard \. Gilbert in
Laurel, Md, Monday. January l, when their
daughter Nettie was married to Harry B.
Belt of Washington. D. c. Only members
of the families of the contracting parties
were present. Rev. John Flugher performed
the ceremony.
Miss Carrie F. Rodrick of Capitol Hill, is
visiting her friend, Miss Emma Forest of
LittlestoWn, Pa.
Lillian Wycoff johnson, president of the
Western College, oxford, Ohio, and mem
Der of the Historical Society, which met in
Baltimore last week, has been spending a
few days in Washington with friends.
Mrs. Clarence Corson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Blair of New York.
Mrs. Henry A Williams will be at home
Tuesdays, January and 16. from to 6, at
the Revere, 1901 NJ street.
Mrs. Charles Wilbur Fairfax will be al
home Tuesdays, January 80 and February @.
Mrs LOTUS, wife of the secretary of the
Siamese legation, will receive next Monday
at the Arlington and the first and second
Mondays IN February.
Mrs Carlos Clark Van Leer will be at
home formally for the last time this season
at the Juanita, 1924 w street, Wednesday
January 10, to 7.
Mrs Wallace Radcliffe will receive as
usual on Monday afternoons during the sea-
Misses Polkinhorn, 2432 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, will be at home Mon
days, the Sth and I'D of January, from 8
to 6.
Thursday last, at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Fritz Trede 614 D street southwest
a reception was held in honor of their
daughter Annals birthday. The house was
beautifully decorated with potted plants and
cut flowers. The evening was pleasantly
spent In various games and music after
which supper was served. Many beautiful
presents were received, among them being
a birthday cake. The out-of-town guests
were Miss Stella Friedman of Norfolk, Vs.
and Misses Carrie Lohmann and Mary ST.
bert of Baltimore, Md. Among others were
Misses Louise Dupli, Sophia jana, Jennie
Boyer, Jennie Desmond, Stella Bonsell Bar
bara Teagie, Julia Strobel, Selma Trede and
Clara Pezold, and Messrs. r. jana j. Pal
mer ]. Kelly, H Fellnger, B. Galbreath
q. McMullen, e. Bonsell, J. Simpson, J.
Brogan and j. Trede, and also Mrs. Maggie
Pezold.
The Cuban minister and Madame Quesada
will entertain at a dinner tonight in honor
of the Brazilian ambassador and Madame
Nabuco.
Mrs. John H. Dixon, 1870 Massachusetts
avenue, has as her guest Mrs Salle A.
Collins. They will be Ell home to friends
informally on Wednesday. January 10.
Mrs. H. C. Moses will be at home the re-
manning Tuesdays in January.