Evening star., 1906-02-24


time this season
Mr.. and Mrs. H Hollander and family
have moved into their new home, 2463 18th
street northwestS
Mrs. Henry, wife of Gen Guy V. Henry.
is In town for a few weeks and will be
glad to her friends at the Richmond.
corner 18th and II streets.
Mrs. w. e. Andrews. wife of the auditor
Tor the treasury, and her sister. Miss Nc
Coy, l22S Fairmont street, will be at home
Tuesday. They will have with them Mrs.
r. p Bishop, wife of Representative
Bishop of Michigan and Mrs George w.
Prince. wife of Representative Prince of
Illinois.
street, will be at home Monday from to
g. She will have with her Mrs j. Bright
Handy. Mrs. A. E. Grant. Miss Blaine,
Miss Ethel Ingram and the Misses Irvine.
Mrs Reeve Lewis. Ills 22d street Will be
home today.
Mrs. Florence j. Peterson and daughters,
Miss Lucie and Miss Florence. have moved
from 1871 Z street to the Berkshire. 1412
Chaplin street northwest.
The surgeon general of the navy and Mrs.
RiXey entertained at dinner last night in
honor of the Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs Bonaparte. To meet them were pres
ent Justice and Mrs--Brown, the admiral of
the navy Mrs Stanley Matthews Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Mason, MIR. and Mrs. ];
f. Rixey, Rear Admiral Capps, DR.. and
Mrs. Wise and Mrs Garfield. The same
hosts entertained at dinner last Saturday
In honor of the Vice President and Mrs.
Fairbanks and to meet them had the Post
master General and Mrs. Cortelyou, the
assistant secretary of the navy and Mrs.
Newberry, Mrs. Hobart, Gen. and Mrs.
Draper, Senator Warren and Col. and Mrs.
Bromwell.
Miss Mary D. Garter is at 1907 10th street
for the winter.
After trip of two weeks through the
south, Z. +. Helm, secretary to the engi-
neer of highways, d. G, and Mrs. Helm,
have returned home and Mr.. Helm has
resumed his duties in the District building.
Their itinerary included Tampa Miami,
Palm Beach. st. Augustine and Jackson
vile, Fla; Havana Cuba; Atlanta, Ca,
and other places of interest and note In
the sunny southland.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont gave a dim
ner last night, when their guests included
Senator and Mrs. Bailey, Senator and Mrs.
Tillman. Senator and Mrs. Rayner, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Lamar, Senator Nc
Laurin, Senator Gearin, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harvey of New York. Mrs. Basil Gordon
Mrs. Gwynne, Mrs. Warner Bayley, Miss
Hull of Baltimore, Miss Whitman. MI An
derson, Mr.. Lande and Mr.. Cresson.
Mrs John r. Wilkie, 1910 10Th street. will
be at home for the last time this season
Monday, February 26
A musical tea will be given Tuesday. the
21th, at 4:30 o'clock, at Gunston Hall, 1905
Florida avenue.
Mrs. ]. C. Wheeler of 1912 H street VIII be
at home Monday, February 26, from to g.
Mrs. H. B. Moulton will be at home Tues
day. February q, at 1924 9Th street north
west.
Mrs, J. Whit Heron and Miss Heron will
be a home informally Monday February
rs and the first and last Mondays in March
and April.
Mrs. Charles P. Stone 2021 Massachusetts
avenue, entertained at beautifully APP
pointed luncheon yesterday of ten covers
to meet Mrs. Gore.
Mrs. Mendum R. Blumenberg, 81 LIST
street northeast, viii be at home Monday,
February 26, from to o'clock pm.
Mrs. w j Cote is now in Washington
after an absence OF two years In Europe
She is visiting Mrs. Isaac Henderson, 1912
Rhode Island avenue.
The guests of the Hotel Driscon celebrated
Washington's birthday by listening TO
reading of Unpublished recollections OF
Hiram Powers by Miss Plympton. from
data furnished by his daughters
birthday party was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Randolph, 1896 +
street southeast, Monday, evening, Febru-
ary 49, in honor OF their son Cleve's twenty
first birthday. Those present were: Misses
Minnie Clarkson. Matte Brisbine, Kathryn.
Brisbine, May Clements Reeda Kennedy,
Ida Taylor, Lille Beck Nellie Burke, Ella
Davidson Marie Killerman, Gertrude Killer
man, @. Bull, Mable Gladman, Mary Nee
han, Belle Smith Messrs. Carroll Saunders,
Floyd Cornwall. Wilber Clements, Frank
Happoldt. James Burdette, Theo. Burdette,
Geo. Gebhardt, Sol. Burke, VIII Olive, Clar-
ence Brooks, John Holmes, Loris Antrim,
CIeve Randolph Mrs. Alice Holden. Amy
Buckbee, K. Bur6ette, L. Hunt, A. Beck,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryerson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Minor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randolph
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Randolph.
Mrs Edward Henry Droop of 1884 Fair
mont street northwest will be at home on
Monday February %.
A very pretty home wedding took place
the afternoon of Washington's birthday at
$40 Florida avenue northwest, the residence
of the bride. The contracting parties
Were Miss Marion X. Harries, sister of
Gen George Fl. Harries, and Mr. Ralph
W Norris of North Vernon, Ind, the oere-
mony being performed by Rev. j a. Price.
Only the members OF the family and few
intimate friends were present.
white swiss and carried a bouquet of bride
roses She was attended by her sister
Miss Florence s Harries. and The groom
was accompanied by Mr.. Horace D.
Rouze1.
After the ceremony the bridal party stood
in bower of palms and received the hearty
congra tulations of those present. Refresh
ments were then served. after which the
newly married couple departed on their
honeymoon, amid a shower of rice and con-
fetti.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris will be a home after
March / at 510 Florida avenue northwest
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Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the