Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-08

kGirl;" Miss Clara Gates. 'Darky Girl"
Miss Marie Lindsey. Japanese Girl" Miss
May K: Kearaey. Negro Boy Bootblack;"
Lusby. Indian squaw;" Miss Marjorie
Wagner, "The Girl From the West" Miss
Ella E. Mooreland, ''Pickaninny:;" Miss LII
Liam M Thompson; Hunting Girl" Miss
Frances Bennett. Colonial Girl" Miss
Elsie Davis. Cake Walker Thelma Davis.
Priscilla Barnes and Miss Bradley Fairies"
Frank Merrill. Happy Hooligan:" Mr.. Carl
Brooks. '1rishman;" Mr. Winter Barnes.
..Dr. Mary walker Mr. W. H. Clark. "a
Georgetown Belle" Mr.. John Wagner. Ne
Jockey Guy Mclean Lusby. Irish Cook"
j. T. Boucher "Colored Sport" James Pea
cock. Indian Chief" John Daniels, Indian
GaI1 James Curtain Buffalo Biz
wis., Cake Walker" Earl Davis. "A Darky
Sport" Lester and Ralph Davis. 'Mascots.x
Mrs Redwood vandegrift. 1929 21st street.
will receive tomorrow for the last time this
season.
Mrs. II. Conquest Clarke, 1852 n street,
will be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. James A. Rutherford of the Augusta.
who has been quit i'll with the grip. is now
convalescent and able to see her friends.
James W. Lockett of 1915 Massachusetts,
ness of three months duration, and hopes
soon to be able to drive out.
Mrs wythe DENLY has issued invitations
for the marriage Of her daughter, Laura
Forbes to DIR. William Mackall Wheeler,
U. s. N. Thursday. February q, at
O'clock at st. Marks Church. recep-
ton for relatives and personal friends will
follow.
A dance and supper were given by the
etr H.
west Wednesday evening. Dancing con-
tinued until late hour, when refreshments
were served.
There was pretty wedding at st. Pat
rick's Church early last evening the con-
tracing parties being Miss Mary M. Hun
ter and Michael c. Briggs, both of this city.
Miss Eta NJ. Hunter, a sister of the bride,
acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Edward KEEL
leher was the best man. The bride was
dressed in white, and carried roses. Rev.
Father Michigan offciated.
The young couple will forego wedding
tour and have established themselves in a
coy suite of rooms for housekeeping on
r street northwest.
Mrs Lewis Merriam, 1929 Q street, near
the Cairo. will receive tomorrow afternoon
for the last time this season in honor or
Mrs. w. G. Harvey of Richmond, Va, and
will be assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Shultz, and Mrs. John F. Stevens.
Mrs. Herman II. Pechin of the Laclede
gave a reception yesterday afternoon for
the purpose of announcing the engagement
of her sister Miss Florence Louise Taylor,
to Mr.. Nat Smith Kenney of Baltimore.
The wedding will take place after Easter.
The Colombian minister and Nine. Cortes
were dinner hosts last night, when their
guests We're the charge d'affaires of Spain
and Nine. Pastor, Mr. and Mrs. Farnham,
Miss Anderson, Miss Taylor, Miss Calderon,
the counselor of the Colombian legation
and Nine. Guzman, Mr.. Walls of the Span
ish legation, Mr.. Julian Portela of the Ar
gentne legation, and Mr.. Pasos of the Co
lonlbian legation.
Miss Maths gave a luncheon yesterday.
when her guests were Miss Cannon, Miss
Nugent. Mrs. Buckley, Miss Houghton,
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely, Miss Ridgely,
Mrs. w. f. Curtis. Mrs. Lawrence Miss
Sallie Mason, Miss Squire and Mrs. Duncan
of Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Marshall of Capitol
Hill announce the engagement of their
daughter Betty Mcpherson, to DR.. ]. F.
Ath of Washington, d. c., the wedding to
take place at Christ Episcopal Church, G
street southeast, March g. 1907.
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer gave large dinner.
followed by a musicale, last night at her
house in New York city, in honor of the
Austrian ambassador and Baroness Won
Hengelmuller, who are staying with her.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Lawrence Lowell, Miss
Tyler and Miss Christine Roosevelt Of New
York guests at the White House.
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