Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30


cheur entertained at dinner last evening
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. Representative Edward De v. Nor
reli, Miss Elkins. Miss Clayton, Representa-
tive Butler Ames. Mr.. Hit. Mrs. George
Howard Miss Boardman. Mr.. Bernadotte.
Lieut.. Kohler of the German embassy. the
Viseount de Chambrun of the French en-
bassy and Miss Isabel May
Mrs. William Mason Wright gave lunch
con yesterday In honor of Mrs. Schall of
New York. The other guests were the
Baroness Moncheur. Mrs. Sackett. Mrs
simpkins Mrs. MullIgan, Mrs Boyle. Mime.
Pedeneiras Miss Terry and Miss Clayton.
Miss Helen Cannon left for Hot Springs
Va. last night I'D VIII 'ae tnere two weeks
She was accompanied by Mrs. J. l.. Loose.
who will. however. remain ohfy week
Miss Ida g'llman gave a tea in honor Of
Miss Lille Schwartz OF New York city and
Miss Emma Ney OF Harrisonours' va
Those present were Misses Lille
Schwartz. Emma Ncy, Helen Hoffenmsier.
Carrie Bernhe ner, Irma Stern, Clara
otla aus. Bertha and Cecilia Lowe1thai, Jen-
ME Sanger Florence Herman. Maud
Lichenstein, Sadye Laekermen and Caroline
Uliman
Mrs. {. A. Stiliings will not be at home
TO .fef IfieNUS totnofTuW lfosi - " W
Prof and Mrs w. b. Honuell of the Ohio
Wesleyan University are storpiag WitHl Mrs
Robert Zimmerman on Capitol tiiii Proi.
Holne1 is en- route for Pniladelphia New
York and Boston. where he Is to repre- sent
the university at the alumni banqaets on
the 9Th, Ith and 3th of April
Mrs w. T. Scott was married to Mr..
Harry Hyman now OF this city and FOR
merly of Texas. Thursday, March -. AT
the home OF the bride at Fort Worth, rex
The spacious house was most eaboriteiy
decorated with trailing smilax. PINK ana
white roses and quantities of foliage plants
The double parlors and hall were CROWDED
with the friends of the couple when the
bridal party came down stairs. The bride
groom was attended by his brother, Mr..
Raynor LYMAN, and the bride by MISS
Leila Chalk as maid OF honor. Inc latter
wore pink radium silk and carried an
arm bouquet of bridesmaid roses The brloe
was elegantly dressed in ivory brocaded
satin trimmed with rose point lace she
carried shower bouquet of roses and iines
of the valley. Rev. Mr. Monk offciated,
after which wedding supper was served
In the dining room the walls and chande-
liers were draped with smilax and the
supper table was covered with a Cluny lace
cloth Two heart-shaped baskets, one OF
pink filled with white roses and one of
white filled with pink roses. Joined to-
gether with gold arrow. formed the CEN
terpiece. Thanking this were four silver
candlesticks, which were owned by the f1y-
man family for BOO years
The couple left later In the evening for
this city, where they will reside. Their
wedding gifts were numerous and very eie-
CANT The bride was not only among the
Wealthiest residents of Fort Worth, but also
one of the most beloved. One of her an
cestors was John Hart, singer. Mr.. Hy-
man has been living here the past elght
years and Is a graduate In law. His sisters
and brothers still reside In Texas. His
20 Ioaphh HVmau OF North
Carolina.
Mrs Edwin Gilpin and Mrs. Percy Tai
bert. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W.
Fuller, have q cottage at Hot Springs, va
Mrs Gilpin Is recovering from nervous
prostration contracted during her residence
in South Africa Lieut. Giipin ls now STA
toned in Calcutta and Mrs. Gilpin hopes
to Join him there in September. They were
married about two years ago
The Alnmnae Association of the George
town Academy of the Visitation gave a
reception yesterday at which Mrs. Fair
banks was the guest of honor She was
escorted to the convent by Mrs. Eugene A
Carr. the president Of the alumnae, and
was received by the mother superior and
the executive committee OF that association
in the library. The ladies serving on the
committee are Mrs. Arthur Dunn. Miss
Turnbull Miss Isabel Smith, Mrs. Enoch l..
White, Miss Forrest Miss Kirby and Miss
Cover. Later Mrs. Fairbanks was conduct
ed to the recreation ROOM which had been
decorated with flags palms and yellow
and white bunting. the colors OF the con-
vent There were twenty-five or thirty
teachers assembled there: the senior class
in cap and gown. and the 200 or more
pupils and members Of the Alumnae AS
ISOLATION residing in the city, including
many prominent women. Mrs. BrittanIa
Peter Kennon. the grandniece OF Martha
Washington and a graduate Of 1880. was
among the honored guests Miss Louise NC
Gowan of Indianapolis, now pupil In the
institution. read an original poem and pre-
scented Mrs. Fairbanks with handsome
bouquet Of American beauty roses.
Mrs. Fairbanks responded very happily
She spoke Of the advantage of education
Its influence on the nation and its power
and help IN all stations of life. After her
address tea was served by the young ladies'
Among those present were: Mrs. Acker,
Mrs. Bangs. Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Hacker, Miss
Beavens. Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Bowie, Mrs
Brosus, Mrs. Bryan, Miss johnson, Miss
Kidwell, Miss Kittredge, Mrs. Lambert
Mrs. Camalier Miss Lane, Miss Carr, Mrs
Mathews, Mrs. Waggaman, Mrs. Nell, Miss
Mary Clark, Miss Conrad, Miss McKenna,
Miss Dorsey. Miss Dyer. Miss Evermann,
Miss Fountain. Miss Gulick, Miss Nicholson,
Mrs. Pachin, MisssTen Eyck, Mrs Terry,
Mrs Wallace, Mrs. Williams and Miss
wimsatt, and Mrs. Taylor Taft, Miss
O'Neill, Miss OConnor and Miss Sloan of
Baltimore.
Representative and Mrs. ]. Sloat Fassett
had as dinner guests last night Secretary
and Mrs Metcalf, Justice and Mrs. Duell.
Mr.. and Mrs Walcott, Miss Chabot, Miss
Bostelman Mr.. Thayer and Mr.. T. E. Fas-
sett.
MARRIAGE I,fcensez