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

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Clark. Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Willard, Mrs
Fulton, Mrs. Howery, Mrs. Booth, Mrs/
Mann. Mrs. Boutell. Mrs. Lawrence, Mr.
larIs Mrs. Lamar Mrs Shirley, Ass
nard, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Ryan. Mrs.
Yerkes. Mrs. Leupp, Mrs. Willis Moore,
Mrs. Goodwin. Mrs. Ross. Mrs. Browne,
Mrs. Raymond. Mrs. Payson, Mrs. J. J.
rion Butler, Mrs. Taplin and Mrs Daven-
port, Mrs. Warner will entertain again to-
morrow at another luncheon at Rausch-
er's.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Fleming have is
sued the invitations to the wedding break
and DR.. Don Luis F. Corea, minister Of
Nicaragua. Wednesday, February q, at
Il 80 o'clock, at 14OS Massachusetts avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Shonts, with view to their
early departure from Washington, are re-
ciprocating by a series Of dinners the nu-
merous courtesies shown them since COM
ing here to live. Their dinneE guests, with
their daughters, last night were: Miss
Townsend, Miss Diane Morgan Hill, Miss
Slater, Miss des Portes, Miss May. Miss
wilson OF Tennessee, guest of the fam
lily; Prince Lynar, Count Hatzfeldt and Mr..
Won Radowitz, all Of the German embassy;
MT Centaro Of the Italian embassy, Count
d Adhimar, Mr.. E. B. Mclean, Mr.. William
ISeS-uuTH anu Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Moran had as dinner
guests last night Senator and Mrs. Bur-
rows, Gen. and Mrs. Sternberg, Gen. and
Mrs. John Watts Kearny, Representative
and Mrs. Hobson, Representative and Mrs.
Lamar, Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell,
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany. Rear Admiral Schley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp
Mrs. Edwards. wife of the assistant sec
rotary Of the treasury, gave a tea yesterday
Shaw. daughters of Secretary and Mrs.
Shaw. The house was a bower Of palms
and flowers, and yellow and white jonquils
decke4 the tea table, where Mrs. Charles
Rouzer, Miss Perse Anderson and Miss
Rouzer assisted.
St. Augustine's Catholic Church at Elk
ridge, Nd, was the scene of a pretty we'd
ding Wednesday afternoon. February 9, the
contracting parties being Mr.. John F. But
Ter Of WASHINGTON, D. G.; and Miss Josie
Dolan Of Laurel. Nd, of1iciated. After the
ceremony a reception was held at Lammer-
moor, the home of the brides parents, at
Dorsey, from to o'clock. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James Cooney.
Mr.. James Cooney.. jr., Mr.. Ed Cooney, Mr..
John Cooney, Mr.. Louis Cooney, Mr.. Chas.
Cooney and Miss Virgie Cooney of Dorsey,
Julia Butler, Miss Minnie Butler, Mr.. W.
a. Butler, DR.. and Miss Mulcahy. Mrs. Col
Inns, Mr.. William Scheible and clifford
Woertendyke of this city; Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Cooney MIR. Charles Cooney and
Miss Jennie Howe of GAINESVILLE, Md; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas O'Neill and Mr. Thomas
O'Neill, jr, of Guilford, Md; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cooney and Mr.. John Mulcahy Of
Crook and Mr. John Crook of Harwood,
Md; Mrs Stromberg and Miss Mary Strom-
berg of Green Spring Valley, Nd, and Mr..
Henry Brosenne.
a banquet, followed later in the evening
by dance, was given by the active men,
bers and aluminae of the Eta Chapter of
Phi Delta Sigma Sorority of Central High
School Tuesday evening last. The banquet
took place at o'clock, only the young ladies
attending. At $50 o'clock the gentlemen
arrived to take part in the dancing. At
the banquet Miss Genevieve Kinnear was
POSTMASTER. Speeches were made by Miss
Frances Carpenter, Miss Corrine Bracket,
Miss Mary Howard, Miss Elsie Linge Miss
Those present were Miss Genevieve Kin
near, Miss Helen Seufferle, Miss Mary
Howard, Miss Helen Sunny, Miss Corrine
Bracket, Miss Frances Carpenter, Miss
Pauline Zeh, Miss Sibley Wilkins, Miss
Florence Beach, Miss Jean Macdonald, Miss
Virginia Walker, Miss Mary Evans, Miss
Margaret Russell. Miss Sue Sheriff, Miss
Nettie Norwood, Miss Marjorie Morrison,
Miss Edna Espey, Miss Louise Seufferle,
Miss Tufts, Miss Dot Magoffin, Miss Ruth
Van Deman, Miss Marguerite Mum, Miss
Emelyne Sheed and Messrs. Paine Laum,
Turnbull, Wheeler, kemper, Blarkie, Laum,
Claggett, Daniels, Hamilton, Calm, Burch,
Carter. Cory, Cophenhaver, Moyen, Wurde-
man, Turtin, Kenessi, B. Claggett, Caster
lin, Browning, Pipes and Taylor.
Owing to illnesss Mrs Marcus Mitchell
Benjamin will be unable to receive tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh w. Burns announce
the marriage of their daughter, Belle Cath
crime. to Mr.. Rudolph Watson Bishop,
Wednesday, February @, 1907. At home
after March /, 80 street northwest.
Mrs. William H. Daw will be at home
on Monday, February II, assisted by Mrs.
w E. Dieffenderfer, Mrs. P. Bodell and
Mrs. J. w. Pitcher.
Mrs. Shepard S. Everett and daughters
will be at home 10 their friends today from
3 to 6 at the COrdova.
Samuel r. Bacon and Mrs. James Sidney
Skinner of 1926 Columbia road for today are
withdrawn.
the residence of Miss Holmead Wednesday
evening last Progressive euchre was the
feature Of the evening. buffet supper
was served, after which dancing was enjoy
Holmead. German, McNeal, Seitz, Walton,
keane and Mrs. H. Sairs, also Messrs.
Armstrong. Goodman, Keane, Gardner
Bingham, Greenwood, Mcclure and Sairs.
Mrs. s. Livingston Breese has returned
from a visit to Philadelphia and is at her
house, 1909 street northwest, where she
expects to spend the remainder Of the win
ter and the spring.
Major and Mrs. John Miller entertained
a small dinner party at the Willard after
the reception at the White House last
night. Among the guests were Lieut.. Har-
per, Y. 8. A, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Miss
Adelaide Head, Miss Josephine Drake
Lieut. Harris and Mr.. Brook.
Mrs. T. K. Noble will receive with Mrs.
charlotte EmmersOn Main tomorrow after
noon from 3 to at 2OO9 Massachusetts
avenue.
Admiral and Mrs. F. C. Prindle are at
Do