Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-25

ScnlaHE. CummlnS, Jenal BOOKS, Evans
Pratt, Chapman and Fern.
Mr.. and Mrs. kalman Leon OF 1913 18th
street northwest will celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary Sunday, April %, and
Will be pleased to see their friends
Miss Mabel Kaufman, who has spent the
winter here the guest of her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Kaufman of 1913
Rhode Island avenue, expects to town
Wednesday for her home in New York city.
Miss Kaufman and Miss Juanta Kaufman
will be at home Sunday evening next, when
they will be pleased to see their friends
The Colombian minister and Nine. Cortes
gave an elegant dinner last night, when
the company consisted of the minister from
Haiti and Nine. Leger, Minister and Nine.
Godoy, Count and Countess hatfield, the
First Secretary of the Colombian Legation
from Salvador and Honduras: Miss Riggs,
Miss Calderon, Mr.. de Thai of the Russian
embassy, Mr.. Pasos, counselor of the Co.
lombian lega tion and Mr. Manuel Walls y
Merino of the Spanish legation.
Gen. and Mrs j. A. johnson entertained
at dinner last night in honor of Secretary
and Mrs. Taft when the guests to meet
them were Gen. and Mrs. Sternberg Mr..
and Mrs. Edison Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Emo,
Dr. and Mrs. Morris Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Addison. Mrs Reyburn, Mr.. John
Barrett and Capt. and Mrs. Summerlin.
Capt and Mrs E. H. Ripley celebrate led
their fortieth wedding anniversary last
evening from to TO- at their home lU9
9Th street northeast. Two hundred and
more guests called to offer their congratu-
lations and best wishes to the couple. who
were surrounded by a profuSlon of mowers
tokens of esteem from many friends. Gifts
of cut glass silver and china displayed In
an upper room were numerous ana peautl-
full. Those assisting We're their daughter,
Mrs. T. II. Coates the Misses Chariotte
Schultz Bertha Plat, Alice Maydell Norma
Zeber. Ada Stotler, Charlotte Van Doran,
Emma Kibbey and Dow and Mesdames A
c. Brumley, T. O'Connor and Gilbert Clark.
Among those leaving this evening for the
opening ceremonies at jamestown VIII De
Mr. Patrick Riley and his nieces, the Misses
May and Blanche Madlgan.
Miss Eloise Cfssel and Miss Mary Hope
have gone to jamestown, Va, ana VIII
be present this evening at the reception
to be given by Gov. and Mrs. Swanson of
Virginia and at the opening of the expo
sition tomorrow. Miss Hope Will entertain
Miss Cissel next week at her nome III
Portsmouth. The young ladies are class
mates at the Phillips School.
Mrs. Carter wife of Senator Carter. an
nounces the postponement of the tea In
honor of the members of the senior class
of Trinity College to Tuesday, April 30
Mrs Woodbury. Pulsifer left Washington
TODAY for a visit to Rochester, n. Y. DR..
Pulsifer will join her in Boston later, on
their way to their summer home on the
Maine coast
Mr. and Mrs Felix Garziglia had a
charming reception yesterday afternoon 3
to Z, at the home of the parents of the lat
ter DR.. and Mrs Franklin r. Howe, on
Quincy street, Brookland, with whom they
are staying for the present until they take
up housekeeping. The bride and groom.
whose marriage, on April TO- was attended
by such a large gathering, returned some
days ago from their wedding trip, and yes
terday received the congratulations of hosts
Of their friends: The house was decorated
with flowers. The bride wore her wedding
dress, and her sister, Miss Sarah Willard
Howe, who was the bridesmaid: Mrs. Howe,
the Misses Howe and Mrs: George Howe
assisted in the inequalities of the OCCASION.
An interesting event yesterday at Balti-
more was the marriage of Miss Louise
Koehler- Heupel, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
and Mr.. Charles Erwin Swigart of Logans
port, Ind. Rev. E. l.. Hubbard, pastor of
the Eutaw Place NJ. E. Church of Balti-
more officated, the bridal attendants being
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Herbert Pillsbury of
Washington. The bride wore tailored
gown of golden brown broadcloth with very
becoming hat of leghorn, with trimmings
of brown velvet and wheat. Her flowers
were violets. Mrs. Pillsbury, matron of
honor, wore a modish princess gown of to-
bacco brown messaline, with deep yoke of
lace and trimmings of velvet of slightly
darker shade. An effective hat of brown
straw, with trimmings of shaded pink roses
completed the toilet. Mr.. and~Mrs. Swigart,
upon their return from their wedding trip
will reside in Washington.
The home of Mrs NJ j. Gregg, 916 Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest, was the scene
Of pretty. wedding yesterday afternoon.
the contracting parties being Mr.. Ferdinand
E. Molkow and Miss Lillian b. Sadler.
daughter of Mrs Gregg. The Rev. Dr.
Wedley oficiated. The BRIDE who was be-
comingly attired in a gown Of white louis
inc silk. carried a boudhet of bride roses.
Her attendants. Miss Claudia ]. Sadler and
Miss Anita Molkow, wore Powered organ
dies over white silk and carried pink sweet
peas. Mr.. j. B. Stubbs acted as best man.
Only members of the two families and close
relatives were present at the wedding A
reception and luncheon followed the cere-
left for a twosweeks' trip in Virginia, in
Guiding a visit to the jamestown exposition.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin P. Hues-
ties, the latter the brides mother, Miss
Macy L. Lewis and Mr.. Richard T. Evans
of the United States geological survey
were married by Rev. George E. Maydwell,
pastor of Waugh M. E. Church, in the pres
ence Of relatives and intimate friends, who
crowded the parlors and adjoining rooms,
which were embowered with palms and
vines and white and red roses. The bride
was becomfngly attired In princess gown
of cream-colored Japanese silk and Irish
point lace and wore ruby and diamond
brooch, a present from the groom, which
was her only ornament. She was attended
by her cousin Miss Inez Parker, and the
best man was the brother of the groom Mr.
John p. Evans.
The wedding was the elimination of a
romance of the school days beginning as
schoolmates in the Eastern High School,
from which both were graduated with high
honors, Mr.. Evans rating as lieutenant
colonel of the High School Cadets
After the ceremony an informal recep-
ton was held, after which Mr. and Mrs
Evans started on a honeymoon trip which
will include the jamestown exposition and
Colorado Springs Many wedding gifts de-
lighted the bride and her friends. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. C. P.
Huestes, Mr. and Mrs. Richard p. Evans,
Mr.. John L. Shedd and Miss Shedd. DR.. and
Mrs. George w. Smith and Miss Eu,th
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Darnall and Miss
Edna E. Darnall Mr. and Mrs Robert H. |
Parker and Miss Inez Parker, Mr.. and Mrs |
Julius E. Liens, Mrs. A. X Burchard, Mrs. |
NJ E. Merrick, Mrs. r. A. Church, Mrs. |
Jessie /. Pierson, Mrs. Robert H. thinner |
man and Miss Mary Zimmerman, Mrs. c. A. !
Nicodeme Mr.. William E. Smith, Mrs. Clara !
Kalstron, Mrs. Karl E. Curry and Miss !
Ester Curry, Misses Masie E. Evans, Mary |
Handy, Edith Elliott. Fannie E. Smith. |