Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-30
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Weddings, Today Of Most Interesting
Character-Personal
Notes.

The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs Met
calf were dinner hosts last night for the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and had to
meet these guests Mr.. Justice Moody, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Dwight, Representa-
tive Gillett. Mrs. Hanna. the assistant Sec
rotary Of the navy and Mrs. Newberry, Mr..
and Mrs. James R. Garfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Norman. Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings and Miss Boardman. White lilacs
mingled with pink carnations in the deco
ton of the table and the house was gay
with the emblems of the navy and the
national colors.
Col. and Mrs Charles g. Bromwell gave
dinner last night in honor of the Russian
ambassador and Baroness Rosen-and had
in the company to meet them the Danish
minister, the Swiss minister, Mr.. and h,rs.
John w. Foster, Assistant Secretary and
Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. A. C.. Barney, Mrs. Au-
denreid Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis, Mr.. and
sephine Patten. Mrs. Bromwell starts Sat
urday next for New Orleans, where she will
be the guest of Mrs. Edgar Bright for
several weeks. The latter was Mrs Brom-
wells guest during the early season and
was greatly feted during her stay.
Mrs. Pinchot. who gave a luncheon today
for Mrs. Longworth, entertained at large
dinner last nig--t in honor of Miss Mary
Emo, FER niece Other guests were: Miss
Miriam Crosby, Miss Martha Cameron,
Miss Katherine Jennings, Miss Frances An
drews, Miss LIE Bourgeoise, Miss Satterlee,
Miss Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cor
coran Eustis, Lieut. Commander and Mrs.
Sims, Senator Beveridge, Senator Brande-
gee. Count Hatzfeldt of the German embas-
sy, Representative Butler Ames, Mr. Du
Pont, Capt. Mccoy, Lieut. Richard Hooker
and Mr.. LIE Teller of the Belgian legation.
Mrs. William A. Clark, wife Of Senator
Clark of Montana, will be at home to call
ers tomorrow, from to 6, at 1915 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Mrs Alexander G. Bentley and Mrs.
Charles Perry Miller have cards out for
tea. February 8, to Z, to meet the Misses
Misses Polkinhorn, 2432 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, will be at home Monday,
February 4.
Mrs Edgar Allan, who has been away
from the city for so long, has returned to
where she will be at home to her friends
Wednesday, February 8, assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Edith Allan Crump
Mrs Edgar Frisby and Miss Frisby will
be at home January 81 and February Z.
Miss Dandy z. Reed. who has been the
guest of Miss Florence Kinsinger OF
Georgetown, D. c., for three weeks has
returned to her home in Reading, Pa
Mrs. William A. Kinnan Of lilo Fair
mont street will hereafter be at home on
Mondays instead of Fridays.
Mrs. D. Kerfoot Shute will be home
Thursdays in February.
Mrs. w. H. Sholes will not receive during
this season, owing to the death of her
mother lasy July.
Mrs. George s. Cooper. 1907 r street. will
not be at home tomorrow but will receive
Thursday, February Z.
Mrs. William B. Orme and Mrs. Rawlins !
Hume will be at home tomorrow and also |
Thursday, February z. |
Miss Fannie W. Clark of the Plains, Va,
and DR.. William r. Tulloss of Haymarket, |
Va, were married by Rev. David Barr at |
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs E. s. Clark OF |
1870 18th street, brother-in-law and sister |
of the bride. The bride, who wore a travel |
ing dress of blue chiffon broadcloth, with |
her father, DR.. E. P. Clark. Only relatives |
were present The couple left afterward |
for short tour. They will live at Hay |
market Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Knox, whose roman
tic marriage at Alexandra Monday night |
surprised their relatives and friends, have
gone off for a honeymoon trip. All those
most closely connected with them are, it is
said, completely reconciled and united yes
terday in best wishes for their future hap
pineSs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aulck Palmer entertained |
at beautiful dinner for young people at |
the Alibi Club last week. when their guests
Oliver Miss Perie Anderson, Miss Mary |
Switzerland. Miss Marion Lentze, Miss Up
ham, Miss Wetmore. Miss Shelby Con.
Wadsworth, Miss Palmer, Gist Blair, Mr.. |
Wyeth Lieut. Shackford, Lieut.. Holmes, |
Frank Ellis, Chauncey c. Hackett. Mr..
Dupont, Phelps Brown, Mr.. James Palmer |
and Mr.. Kenny Palmer.
The congressional ladies at the Ebbitt |
House yesterday from 8 until o'clock
well-appointed public parlor. There were |
decorations, and the refreshments were as |
good as they were dainty. Mrs. Slemp |
Of Virginia, with her daughter. Miss Slemp. |
and Mrs. CLANCY, wife Of Representative |
CLANCY, with her daughter, Mrs. Lee Fem |
ton Bays who was one Of the congress |
ception line and made everybody welcome |
and at home. They were supported by |
Mrs. John Holiday, Representative Holli- |
days daughter-in-law, in the absence of |
Foster. the daughter of Representative |
and Mrs. John H. Foster Of the first In
diana district.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Trufant |
T. Sewall and Mr.. Francis Forester |
Schellenburg of Pittsburg, at the New
Church today at noon. was q beautiful
ceremony. The brides father. Rev. Frank |
Sewall, DID,, off1ciated, and she was es-
corted to the chancel by her uncle, Mr..
William Wallace Gilchrist. Messrs. Sewan /
Cutler of Brookline. Mass; Joseph Nc
Kinnis Of Pittsburg, Houghton Cox Of I
Cleveland and Grier Tress Of Pittsburg
were the ushers, and were kept busy until |
the arrival Of the bride and her attendants
at the church door. Rev. Paul sSperry of
Bath, Me-. presided at the organ and con-
tributed a, most pleasing program during |
the seating Of the guests and throughout
the ceremony. The brides attendants
were Miss Rachel X. Sewall, as maid of |
honor. and the Misses Elisabeth Schellen-
burg, Mildred Clarke, Florence Smith and
Maud G. Sewall. Mr.. Foster Hewitt Of I
Pittsburg was best man. After the we'd
ding trip, which will be an extended one,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schellenburg will live in (
Pittsburg, where the former is engaged in
business.
Mrs. Horace C. Chandlee will, give a s
o'clock tea Saturday In honor of her house
guest. Mrs. T. NJ Simpson Of Philadel-
phia.