Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-07

Parw. The ceremony will be a quiet affair, !
only the immediate relatives of the con- |
tracing parties being present. A reception |
will follow from $50 until 1880 O'Clock. |
Upon their return from their honeymoon
journey they will reside at the SAWYER
Cleveland. Ohio. after June 1. The groom
Is we'll known in this city. where he was
educated and graduated with honors from
the high school and the Columbian Law
School He is now engaged in the practice
of his profession in Cleveland. Ohio.
The marriage of Miss Nellie H. Critten-
den of North Takoma and Mr. James Tay-
| lor. of Takoma Park took place Wednesday
| evening last at the residence Of the brides
brother, Mr.. E. ". Crittenden. Takoma
was performed by Rev. Thomas Culbertson
Clark. D. D.. pastor of Takoma Presby--
| terrain Church. and was witnessed by the
| members Of the immediate families of the
| contracting parties and a few intimate
friends. The interior of the Crittenden
| home was prettily decorated for the occa-
,, sion with green's and cut flowers and pre-
| sented an attractive appearance. The
| bride entered the parlor on the arm of her
| brother, Mr.. E. v. Crittenden, to the
strains of the wedding march. played by
| gowned in white silk and wore tulle
veil She carried a large shower bouquet
of roses and lilies of the valley. She was
| attended by Miss Marion Taylor. eldest
| daughter of the groom, maid of honor.
The flower girls were Miss Elizabeth Tay-
! lor, younger daughter of the groom. and
/ Miss Margaret Crittenden, niece Of the
| bride. Mr. James Taylor, jr., was best
| man. A reception followed the ceremony.
| when the newly welded couple received
| congratulations from their large circle Of
| friends In Takoma Park, after which
| buffet supper was served. The bride was
| the recipient of many handsome presents
| including cut glass. silver, bric-a-brac, ETC.
| The "Washingtonians'' will give an April
| dance Thursday evening next for which
cards have been issued. The reception COM
| mttee will be under the direction of Miss
| Edith Appleby.
Nine. Calderon gave luncheon yester-
day. when the company consisted of Nine.
Myron NJ. Parker, Mrs. Guthridge, Mrs.
Hannis Taylor. Mrs. H. S. Reside. Mrs.
Jackson Ralston, Mrs. Clifford Walton.
Mrs. TAFT and Nine. Thierry.
Mrs. Richard Sylvester Miss Sylvester
and Miss Katherine Reed were at An
| napols yesterday for the bali game and
the hop last night.
Mrs. Frances Andrews who is enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Longfellow
| of Boston, gave a dinner in their honor
| last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour. who
| have MI and Mrs Raleigh c. Thomas and
Mrs. Andrew Melville Reid of Baltimore
| staying with them, gave supper at their
| home last night after the Paint and Pow
der Club performance, at which several
members of the cast were present.
! Mrs. Treat. wife of the United States
treasurer, was at home informally to her
friends on last Wednesday, afternoon. She
was assisted by her daughters, Miss Gail
| Treat and Miss Mable Treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Steward of New York
! are spending a few weeks in the city as
| guests of the Willard.
Mod roIn
Perrin of California. and her niece. Miss
Luke Canalizo, and her daughter Mercedes |
| will go to New York to spend three four |
| days next week.
| Mrs. Avery of 1881 n street northwest
| will entertain the ladies of Lincoln Circle |
at a euchre on Monday evening 8 |
O'Clock.
The eldest sons of Mr.. Godoy, the minis |
ter of Mexico to Cuba. at present counselor
| to the Mexican embassy, who are very |
| clever, are rehearsing for an entertainment
| to the ambassador and Madame Creel about
the last of April or LIST of May. They will |
| be assisted by the Misses Carlo, daughters
| of the minister from Ecuador. and Miss
Marie kalbe and others. The entertain
| ment. three-act comedy. David Garrick"
| and a little farce in Spanish will be given.
| Mr. and Mrs w B. Wilson of New
York city are guests for few weeks at
| the Raleigh.
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. J. C. Peters of Fort
Wayne, Ind, were in the city to spend their
Easter holidays with their daughters
| Evelyn Fisher and Bertha Peter who are
| pupils at the Florence School, but were
guests of their mother at the Willard dur
! ing the holidays.
! Miss Robinson and Miss Atwood of Rut- |
land, VT, were the guests last week of
| Mrs. Mida Peabody at the Whitley on |
l street northwest.
| Dickinson Of To- np1-i11a
| guest at the Cairo.
Mrs Dwight Foster of Boston, Mrs. Shale |
| ton and Miss Shaleton are at the Cairo for |
! a few weeks.
Mrs. Sedecum of nth street entertained |
| Saturday a number of children in honor |
| of her son Pauls fifth birthday. Among |
! those present were Doris Beall Gladys. |
Beall and Hestor Beall, Ethel Johnson |
Miss Evens and others.
Mrs. Robert Haislip of 18th street north
east celebrated her birthday last Tuesday
evening by giving a birthday party Games
and music were the features of the evening
The Ladies' Society Of Grace Lutheran
Church met at Mrs. Umharbson, street. |
last Tuesday afternoon from Q to |
O'Clock. A large number of ladies were
present. Refreshments were served
Mrs. Thomas W. Stubblefield of 1924
Euclid street entertained yesterday at a de-
New York. Music and Rotations followed
the games and refreshments
Miss Gertrude King of New York city.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. King who
has been spending the Easter HOLIDAYS with
her grandmother. Mrs. Caroline King of
18th street left for her home yesterday.
Miss Sadie Greslau and her house guest. |
Miss Carrie Bass of Baltimore, will be at |
home to their friends this evening at 614
n street northwest
Mrs. E. Claiming Roper has just returned
from Richmond, Va, where she has been
since the death of her husband in February |
and will be pleased to see her friends at the |
Ashburn, 1900 Harvard street northwest
Mrs. Claude X. Bttenbender was hostess |
at a delightful euehre given at her home
on Monday last Her guests were Mr. and |
Mrs. A Berg, Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Heacock |
the Misses J. Knots, s. Rollins, L. Allen
and Messrs. r. Heacock, D. Brittle, c. Bit
tenbender and Mrs. w. H. Knots. Prizes |
were won by Mrs Heacock, Mrs. Knots
Mr.. and Mrs. Bittenbender. delightful |
luncheon was served. = |