The Washington times., 1906-02-17

Mrs. Edison Bradley has gone TO New
York for several days.
Mrs. John &. Fremont viii have
musical al home LOduy.
An attractive tea 6f yesterday after
noon was given by Als- George /.
Smauwood. The house was decorated
in palms and cut fiowcTs. Niotet was
the prevailing color in the dining room.
where there was . protusicn OF violets,
and on the tables were candeiabFa with
violet shades. An orchestra was In the
balcony.
Mrs. SmaIIwood received in a gown
of black crepe de chine. and was as
sisted by Mrs. C0rtelyou, wife OF the
Postmaster General. IN frOCk OF white
lace. Oahers who welcomed the many
guests were Miss Mason. Mss Avery,
Miss Meigs, and MRS. harrison. Miss
Lane and Mrs Ordwsy presided in the
dining room. The young women n
celVIng were Miss Ewin (. Miss Norris,
Miss Mann Mlss RENE nan, Miss Bar-
grove, Miss Hensen, Miss kehoe, Misses
Rinn, Miss Rodgers, Mss WINTER
Misses Murphy, Mlss teung, Miss Hol-
dermanu. Miss Bagston, Miss Aeencr,
Miss GoldsboFOugh. Miss hargis. Miss
Norris. Miss Fhckenger, Miss Patter,
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Miss Peterson. Misses Davis, Miss
Sterner, and Miss Bride
Mr. and Mrs. LaFz Anderson will give
a musicale tonight for the out-of-town
guests here for the wedding. The Gin
cinnati contingent will be present and
nearly all the people from New York
Mrs. Brewer. wife Of Justice Brewer,
was hostess yesterday at q tea. Among
those assisting Mrs Brewer were Mrs
Carrack. Miss RidgeIy. Miss Anderson,
Miss Alien, and Mis- Perkins
Tfs musical tea given by Mrs su-
zanne Oldberg for Miss Gardner was
most attractive. Mrs Gardner assisted
Mrs. Oldberg in receiving her guests and
Mrs. Reeside. with Miss Reeside. served
tea.
Miss Ida Thompson gave luncheon
in honor Of Mrs. Fairbanks
Oden Horstmann gave dinner last
night at RausCher's in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Quincy Adams Shaw. 1r-- of
Boston. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Geary.
classmates ot Mr.. LonEworth- Guy Nor
man. and the Niscount de Chamburn
were also at the dinner.
Mrs. Albert Halstead has POSTPONED
her dinner. which was 10 be in honor OF
Mrs Arthur Stearn. indefinitely
Mrs Charles c. Bennett, wife of the
Secretary of the Senate. arrived recently
from New York. and is now 5tavlaz az
the ShOreham, where she viii remain d
week. She will then return Il New
York 10 attend the closing IF ,hs s0cial
season. after which Mr an Mr.. Ben
ne will open their Washington hun1c.
Mrs. William Alden Smith entertained
at luncheon Yesterday in honor of ceT
sister Miss Jewell Her guests included
Miss Cannon. Nine. Quesada, Mrs.
TaliaferTo. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Dwight.
Mrs Iaimadge, Mrs. Flemming, Mrs.
radcliffe. and Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Sully Burbank Maize, 1852 Irving
street Will be at home February = and
At Cropley, Nd. Thursday evening at
o clock, at the home OF the brides
mother, Mrs. Isabel r. Redden, Arthur
T. u. Hill. Of Cropiey. and Miss Myrtle
\. Redden were married The maid OF
honor was Miss Isabel Redden. sister
of the bride, and the best man George
HILL brother of the groom. The cere-
mony was conducted by the kev. \.
Fl. Miller, OF Washington. The bride
wore white silk.
The guests present were Levi Hill
and Mrs. Hill. the Misses Lynch, Miss
Draper. Forest Hill. and Miss HILL OF
Cropley; Mrs. Bodine, Joseph iodine
and MRS. Bodine, Charles r BoGine
ana MIS- B0dlne, OF Gfeat rails; WI
liam Carpenter. James Bodine, Agnes
Redden, Thomas H Bodine and Mrs.
Bodine. Oliver Redden and Mrs. Red
den. Mrs. Sarah Pennifin. OF Washing
ton.
Mrs. L. SchiosbeTg, her daughter Mil
dred, and her sister, Mrs. 5. Rosenthal,
are in New York.
In Eoncr of her guest, Miss Eichen-
green of Philadelphia, Miss Hortense
Sondheimer, CT this city. entertained
the Wednesday Afternoon Bowling Club !
at her home with valentine party
Those present were: Miss Hazel Hirsh
and Miss Jones. of Nashville Tenn:
Miss Miriam Scheoneman. of Baltimore:
Miss Juanita Kaufman Miss Elsa Cob
lerZer, Miss Juliet Meyer. Miss Eleanor /
Loeb, Miss Estelle Hans, and Miss
Selma Greenappie.
LIFE AMONG THE HOPELESS.