Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

,..- -. at noon More of the de-
90. % ,,a graat event are now public than
-, ,horvht noss,ble a week ago. ana al
that the world has really any r'sn'
know will be told at the proper iiio
The President and Mrs Roosevelt hA
asked the consideration or their hieno'
whom because of the lack OF moor spa
II has not been possible to INVITE WINES
statement intimates in a most pleasant VIC,
that there have been no regrets ieeee"
from the happy company selected to paruci-
pate In this historic occasion. 20" io. 'me
rest. II looks as II anybody and everybody
might he contented and .e convincing, as
was years ago little audience aooresseo
by the somewhat irate mother III so.s
important official household, whose oausn
ter's marriage had excited something OF the
noDuiar interest that consumes the FEMININE
mind at present She had been oesieeeo by
questions as to the approaching ceremony,
with no convenient go-between as secretarS
or clerk as a buffer and she was heartily
sick of the whole thing. Her hhai reiiiaIH
was this: do you want me 10 sPrGsu
Ms clothes on the front lawn 10, "
spection?" 1t scattered the crown anu ~
was left alone. -,
Tomorrow will be Miss Roosevelt's twenty
second birthday. The President and Mrs'
Roosevelt will give a dinner tomorrow night.
Last night Capt. and Mrs. Richardson
Clever Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell ana
MIR. and Mrs. Perry Belmont gave dinners.
Tomorrow night the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks and the Secretary OF state
and Mrs Root will give dinners
The charity ball Wednesday night at the
New Willard will be preceded by number
of dinners the largest of which Will pc
given by Mrs. Bates at Rauscner s. When
sixty covers will be laid. Other dinner hosts
that night will be Gen. and Mrs. Alien ana
Col and Mrs. Fleming.
Mrs. William B. Lamar will give St.
Valentine luncheon in honor of Miss Bella
Bateman.
The French ambassador and Nine. Jur-
serand will give a dinner Thursday next
ON the same date Mrs. William Alden
Smith will give luncheon Tor her sister
Mrs. Jewell.
Senator Kean and Miss Kean will give
large reception next Friday evening In
honor of their guests. who will be here for
Miss Roosevelts wedding.
Senator and Mrs Burrows gave a dinner
last night when their guests included Sem
atOr Frye, Senator and Mrs. Buckley, Sem
ator and Mrs. SpOoner, Senator and Mrs.
Hopkins Mrs. Hobart, Senator Dick, Mrs.
]. l.. Loose and ex-senator and Mrs
Faulkner.
Senator and Mrs Dryden gave dinner
last night in honor of the New Jersey con-
gressional delegation. Their guests were
Representative John J. Gardner. Represen-
tative and Mrs. Loudenslager. Representa-
tive G.. II. Fowler Representa- and Mrs.
Howell. Representative and Mrs. Richard
Wayne Parker, Representative and Mrs.
Wiley. Representative Allen. Representa-
tiv and Mrs. Van Wrinkle, Mrs. Drummond,
Miss Gardner, Miss Wood, Miss Allen and
Col. and Mrs. Kuzer.
Mrs Shaw wife of the Secretary of the !
I'd
Mr. and Mrs. John Milton Gitterman will
give an informal reception at the Raleigh
to meet Mrs. Henry billiard of New York
and Mr.. Oswald Garrison Dillard Wednes-
day, February IA, to &.
Miss Elizabeth Warder and Mr.. Ralph
Ellis will be married as quietly as possible
Thursday next, only their relatives, it is
said to be witnesses of the event and to see
the happy couple off their wedding jour-
ney. The fact that the elder sister of the
bride. Mrs. Ward Thoron, Is about TO go
abroad settled the date OF the wedding, as
she is leaving the following day. That a
young woman of Miss Warder's prominence
and popularity can get married without fuss
or feathers and without the preliminary
banqueting which is considered a part of
the fashionable procedure nowadays is set
ting most commendable example.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace entertained
at dinner last evening in honor of Vice
President and Mrs. Fairbanks.
Mrs. Talmage and her daughter. Miss Re
becca Collier, are sailing for Egypt on the
10th of this month. They will be abroad
for some length.
Mrs. j. Riffard MIckle and Miss Addie r.
Mickle will be at home Tuesdays, February
Is and 90 at 933 Westminster street
Miss Henrietta E. Carpenter of 1925 18th
IL visiting her the Wai6Drf-
Astoria. New York, for the balance of the
winter.
The following congressional women Of the
Driscol, Mrs. Frank b. Fulkerson of Mis-
souri, Mrs. Frank S. Dickson and Mrs H. J.
Rives of Illinois, will receive together to-
morrow from to 6.
Mrs. David Moore and Mrs Gilbert E.
Vandercook of Wisconsin, at the Loudoun
East Capitol street, will not receive tomor-
row, but will be at home the 10Th and Goth.
Announcement is mase of the engage
ment OF Miss Clara Catherine Westing-
house. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Herman Westinghouse of New York and
niece of Mr.. George Westinghouse, to Mr..
Charles William Fletcher OF Boston. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Eleanor Wayne Parker of Washing
ton, daughter of Representative Parker of
New Jersey, spent last week in Boston with
Mrs. Ronald Lyman and Mrs. Henry Park
man. Her sister, Miss Alice Gordon Parker,
is the guest for the greater part OF the sea-
son OF Mrs. Roger Wolcott.
Miss Naneen Mitchell was among the
bridesmaids at the Stockholm Head wedding
recently in Boston, and wore a princess
dress of pale blue chiffon over satin. pale
blue velvet hat with blue plumes and pink
roses, and carried pink roses
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Goodrich and family
and Mrs. l. l.. Ormsby OF this city, mother
of Mrs Goodrich. sailed the past week from
San Francisco for Japan, and will stop
month en- route at Honolulu
Mrs. Bromwell and Miss Constable, 1147
Connecticut avenue, will be at home on
February IA and 81.
musical was given by Mr. and Mrs
Willie w. Greenwell of Do East Capitol
street Thursday afternoon February s.
Mrs. Mortimer w. Acheson will be at
home Thursday, February 10, at the Cum
berland. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heany have issued
rAu for .ta .rrfaa ne thai,-