Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-14
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WEDDING PARTY TO ATTEND
MISS DALI AND MR.. COMMON.
A Manila Announcement Of Great In
terest-Personal
Notes.

Notes.
The wedding ceremony OF Miss Marion
Dali, daughter Of DR.. William Healey Dali
of the Smithsonian Institution. to Mr..
Charles Conner Of the bureau Of corpora
tions, will take place tomorrow at All Souls
Church at noon. DR.. Edward Everett
Hale, chaplain of the Senate, and the
| Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce will officiate.
The bridal party will consist of Mrs. VIII
liam c. Hill and Mrs. John P. Wilson Of
Chicago as matrons of honor; Miss Cath
crime Ridgely, Miss May Taylor-Arms Of
this city. Miss Margery Brown, Miss Mary
Aldrich, Miss Esther Whitney of New York
and Miss Jessie Ring of Saginaw, Mich,
as bridesmaids. Capt Connor of the en-
gineer corps, will be best man; Mr. Marcus
II. Dali. Mr.. Albert Clemens. Mr.. William
c. Hill, Mr.. c. S. Smith. with Mr.. Samuel
Frank Poole Of Cleveland and Mr.. Charles
W. Dali Of New York, will act ushers.
A wedding breakfast at the house of DR..
| and Mrs Dali will follow the ceremony at
1890 o'clock Tonight Miss Arms enter
| tains the bride and her attendants at din
ner, while Mr.. Conner is dinner host to
the ushers and best man. Alter their
honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Connor will make
| their home at Stoneleigh Court.
The Vscountess Aoki will not receive to-
morrow, but will be at home the remaining
Tuesdays in January.
The minister from Colombia and Nine
Cortes entertained at dinner Saturday
evening. in honor Of the American min
lister to Colombia and Mrs Dawson Among
the guests were The American minister to
Venezuela and Mrs. Russell. the assistant
secretary of state and Mrs Bacon Mr. and
Mr MrS oil md
the first secretary of the legation and Nine
GuZman. Nine. Cortes will give a tea to-
morrow.
Mrs. Robert 1. Fleming. 14OS Massachu-
sets avenue. will not be at home We'd
| nesday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Davis. who sailed
yesterday for cruise in the Mediterran-
can. will make their future home in this
city Their marriage took place last
Thursday In Williamsburg, Pa. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Pierce, the lat
ter sister of the bride.
Lieut. and Mrs Duncan Wood gave
party Saturday night at their home in the
Norfolk navy yard in honor of their sister,
Miss Julia Wood of this city Progressive
euchre was played. the prize winners be-
ing Miss Marie Tucker. who awarded
a pretty photograph frame for the highest
score. and Miss Cooley OF Washington, who
received a silk pin-cushion second prize.
LII. Joseph GTlCe ana capt. Burton re-
ceived the gentlemen's prizes. After tho
game supper was served.
The Russian New Year was appropriately
celebrated at the Russian embassy yes
terday by a dinner at which the embassy
staff Joined the ambassador and family.
At the marriage of Miss Helene Fiseman
and Mr.. Abe Sigmund this evening at Z
O'Clock at the home of the BRIDE 90S Massa-
chalsetts avenue, those present will be Tim
tied to the immediate relatives of the con-
tracing parties. The bride will be unat-
tended. After trip north the couple will
reside in this city.
Lieut.. and Mrs Adolphus Eugene Wat
son, who were married last Thursday in
Manila, are on their way to this country
and will come to this city to the home of
the parents Of the former, Rear Admiral
Eugene w. Watson and Mrs. Watson, on
list street. The bride was Miss Genevieve
Gallagher, daughter Of Maj. and Mrs. Hugh
]. Gallagher, the former connected with
the subsistence department of the army
The family went last year to Manila. Both
bride and groom have many friends in this
city.
Daniel Loughran, well-known business
man of this city, on the occasion of his
seventy-second birthday was surprised at
his home 1910 L street northwest last
evening by his relatives and a number of
friends. The arrangements had been kept
secret from Mr.. Loughran, and when he
was called into the dining room by his
wife he was delighted at the greetings he
received. The evening was passed in pleas
ant "reminiscences and in singing. Among
those present We're Capt Charles Gurley,
w. A. Pierce, William H. Dyer, w. w.
Wallace, Capt. Albert Grimes, John B.
Davis, w. A. Hall and G. H. hardwood
Mrs. E. S. Kennedy, 3035 Dumbarton ave-
nue. will be at home Tuesdays, January -
and February 5.
The congressional ladies of Columbia
Heights. Mrs Rodenberg, Mrs. George w.
Smith, Mrs. Prince and Mrs. James NJ.
Miller of Kansas, will not be at home to-
morrow but will receive at their respective
homes Tuesdays, January % and February
12 from to 6.
The congressional ladies at the Dewey
will receive tomorrow afternoon from to
o'clock.
delightful german was given in Masonic
Hail. Hyattsville, Saturday evening under
the auspices of the Southern Cotillion Club
of Prince George county. The auditorium
was beautifully decorated with American
flags and bunting and the dining hall was
chaperons We're Mesdames r. E. White,
A. H. Wells, John G. Holden and Joseph
A. Blundon. Those who danced were DR..
A. o. Etenne with Mrs. Etienne Mr..
Claude E. Warren with Mrs. Warren, Mr..
E. A. Fuller with Mrs. Fuller, Mr.. Frank
T. Gait with Miss Marie Blundon, Dick
Wallach with Miss Irma Boykin, Mr.. H. E.
Curran with Miss Agnes Mudd, Mr., j. ].
T. Graham with Miss H. E. Cox of Charles
county, Mr.. H. Rodgers Gore of Marlboro
with Miss Resale Carr, Mr.. w. R. NJ.
Wharton with Miss Lipscomb, Mr. Frank
Mudd with Miss Rogers Of Memphis Tenn,
Mr.. Bowling with Miss Green Of College
Park. Mr.. T. Herbert Smith with Miss
Nellie Smith. DR.. Carroll Middleton with
Miss Werber, Mr.. Bergman with Miss Amy
Smith. Mr.. Kerr with Miss Waters, Mr..
Palmore with Mrs Justice, Mr.. Baker Shaw
with Miss Jennie Kerr. Mr.. c. A. Camalier
with Miss Emily Hickey, Mr.. ]. H. Fable
with Miss Eva Fowler. Mr.. Horace R.
Hunter Of Riverdale and Miss Alice Carr
of Hyattsvile led the german. The figures
were all very prettily done, and the favors
were dainty and unique. The valentine
german will be held February and will
be the last dance until after the Lenten
season. The officers Of the Cotillion Club
are: E. A. Fuller, Hyattsville, president;
Horace R. Hunter, Riverdale, vice presi-
dent. and w. R. NJ. Wharton, College Park,
secretary. The organization was formed by
Mr. Hunter who has direct charDa ne tho