Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-26

We're Senator Hopkins. Representative.
| Madden. Mann. Wilson, Wharton. Michalek
| Lorfmer, Knopf. McGavin, Bouteil Foss
snapp Fuller. Mckinney, Prince, Graf,
inson. Chapman and Smith. Mr.. l. White
Busby. Mr.. Allen D. Albert, jr. Mr. John
G. Eersman and Representative James e.
Watson of Indiana. Miss Maths, niece of
Of her aunt Mrs. Mckinley. who is in
southern Europe for her health.
Miss Helen Gertrude Keane. sister of Mr.
NJ. ]. Keane, and Mr. Henry Baum Davis
We're married last night at the residence of
the bridegroom. 1899 Paramount street,
which Is to be the future home of the
couple. Rev. Father Mackin, rector OF st.
Paurs Church. officlated, the bride being
escorted to the house by her brother and
attended by her two small nteces as flower
girls. The bride was very richly dressed in
white satin trimmed with rose point lace,
a tulle veil, and she carried shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the val
ley: The ceremony. at which only relatives
and close personal friends assisted. took
place in q bower of palms. ferns and white
roses. arranged in the front parior. In the
library the vaudeville collection of wedding
gifts was shown. A large party came in
later to the reception, which continued un-
I'll 10 o'clock. before which hour Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis had departed for a honeymoon
trip. The bride wore a travelling dress of
dark green cloth, trimmed with Persian
lamb. After February 10 Mr.. and Mrs
bdF!S VIII De at nome Mondays.
Miss Poole and Miss Beavans. 17I4 New
Hampshire avenue, will be at home tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pade,ford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Moore are prominent Washington
ians just now enjoying outdoor life at Palm
Beach
Miss Evarts of New York. whose father
was the late Senator Evarts. IS spending
this month with Mrs. John Hay, widow OF
the late Secretary of State.
Mrs. r. P. Hams, 1918 Harvard street
will be at home informally Monday, Janu-
airy 20 and Mondays in February.
Mrs. n. C. Saunders of Norfolk and her
children have gone home after a visit to
her sister. Mrs. Beale, and mother of 1921
Corcoran street
The sociabilities OF an unusually elegant
description tonight will include a White
House dinner a dinner and reception at
the home Of the Secretary Of War to the
Philippine party with Miss Alice Roosevelt
and Representative Longworth as the spe-
cial guests; a dinner at the Chinese lega-
ton for the Chinese commission and large
dinners at the homes of Senator Elkins
and Col. Cromwell.
Mrs Seth Shepard gave luncheon today.
Mr. and Mrs. Myer Stern of 1745 Willard
street viii be pleased to see their friends
Sunday, January %, from 3 to g, in honor
of their son Milfords twenty-first birth
day. The junior Mr.. NJ. Stern will after
ward entertain his club at the Riggs House
at a stag party
Mr. l. S. X Reeves and Miss Reeves will
be at home Saturdays in February.
Saturday evening last Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Dow were very pleasantly sur
prised by the gathering OF thirty of their
friends at their residence. 230 street
northeast, the occasion being their TWEEN
tieth wedding anniversary. The many TO-
kens Of goodwill gave material evidence of
the esteem in which this couple Is held. Mr.
Dow Is an honored member of B. F. Graham
Camp, s. OF V, AMI Mrs. Dow has for many
years been identified with the w. r. c.,
being at present member of Farragut
Corps. No. 5. After enjoyable evening OF
vocal and instrumental music, readings
games, etc, supper was served. and the
company departed wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Dow many happy returns of the day.