Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-14


large bunch of violets and lilies of the
valley. The couple left for the eastern
shore of Maryland, the home of the groom s
parents. where reception will be rendered
them, and from that point they will go
to Florida. On their return they will re-
ceive their friends at the Northampton
on March l.
Representative William B. Mckinley gave
a dinner last night in honor of Col. Frank
L. Smith of Illinois. Invited to meet him
were Mr.. Owen Acott of Decatur, Ill. /;
Senators Culom and Hopkins, Commits
sioner Yerkes Representatives Lorimer,
Sterling and Graft, and Mr.. j. C. Evers-
man.
Mrs. Menefee and ladies of the Wash
ington College will be at home informally
tomorrow afternoon from to o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Patric are be-
ing entertained by their friends in New
Orleans, La, where they went for the
carnival season. Mr.. Patric has had ex-
tended him the hospitality of both the Pick
wick and Boston clubs during his stay.
Mrs. A. s. Perham, the Misses Perham,
Miss Holbrook and Mrs. s. H. Perham will
be at home at 9O5 Westminster street, Fri
days, February Is and % from to 6.
Mr.. Charles Hamilton of 7OS F street
northeast has returned home after visiting
friends in Pittsburg and New York.
Miss Amelia Alexander entertained Miss
Irma Stern and her guest, Miss Minnie
Gusdorf of Baltimore. After playing sew
eral games of euchre the guests adjourned
to the dining room, where bountiful re-
past was served. Among those present
were Misses Irma Stern, Minnie Gus
nah Rose, Jennie Sanger, Amelia and Ber-
tina Alexander, Messrs. Thomas Hoffman,
Simon Stein, Sylvan Luchs, Joe Ullman,
Morris Sinsheimer, Nathan We'll, Dave and
Sam Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Curtis of 40 B
street northeast announce the engagement
of their daughter, Minnie Burnett Curtis, to
Mr. Frederic Orvill Woodsome of Boston,
Mass.
Mrs. Charles H. Bates will be at home to-
morrow afternoon.
Miss Rosa Bains of Birmingham, Ala, is
the guest Of R. Lee Bains Of 1859 18th
street.
Miss Ella Harden was the hostess of a
very attractive dance given to her young
friends at her home, 1897 H street, Monday,
February IL. Most of the evening was spent
in dancing. Among those present were
Misses Grace Copperthite, Mamie Mudd,
Jeneviye Johnson, Ruth Gibbons, Minnie
Parker, Estella Harden, Maggie Watkins,
Mamie Katie and Rose Lemons Amelia
and Dora Pf1euger, Mrs Adams and daugh-
ter, Grace; Julia Craven, Helen Trometer,
Mrs. r Yates, Mrs. Parker of Baltimore,
Mrs. r. c. Cryer, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Criven, Mr.. and Mrs. Peters;
Messrs T. D. Harden, w. H. Skinner, I. j.
Hart, Geo. w. Conors, c. #. Manson, X. ..
Trice, B. R. Davis, r. H. Kimball. J.
Riordan, D. Without, r. E. Fernhough, l..
Craven. L. Cooper.
Mrs. Glover and Mrs Williams of 1905 r
street will be at home informally tomorrow
mill wit
Harper and Miss Harper of Wheeling, w.
Va who will be glad to see their friends.
Mrs. w. M. Dove will be at home tomor-
row.
The regular business meeting of Columbia
Chapter OAR, was held Tuesday evening,
February II. The regent, Mrs Swormstedt,
presided. Three new members have been ad-
mitted-Mrs Faber Miss Ella Porch. and
Miss Blanche Hake. The regular meeting
night was changed from the second Tues
day to the first Wednesday of each month.
The chapter voted that SO be sent to the
Southern Industrial School for the support
of one pupil for nine months; also small
House" in the District. At the next meeting,
March 6, reports on the money raised for
Continental Hall will be received
Mrs. M. Ullman of Brooklyn, N Y, is
visiting Mrs. NJ. Rich of 1448 Howard street,
and will be at home tomorrow.
DIR. and Mrs. H. ]. Guss have gone to
Philadelphia to attend the wedding of the
daughter of Charles F. Taylor, editor of the
Medical Journal. They will visit Atlantic
City and New York before their return.
Mrs. Edwin Lee Morgan will be at home
tomorrow, informally, for the last time.
Miss Katherine Shomo of this city and
Mr.. Andrew Shaughnessy were married at
the American consulate, Panama City,
Panama, January Is, 1907.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Masters of 1852 Column
bia road, will receive tomorrow evening
from to 10 o'clock Mrs. Masters will be
w Silsby, Mrs. M. B. Mercer, Mrs J. B.
Kinnear and Mrs. william G. Schafhirt.
A marriage which will be of interest
to many people in Washington will take
place in New York today, the contracting
parties being Capt. Logan Feland OF the
Marine Corps and Mrs. Katherine Coydnen
sided in Columbus, Ohio, but has made
her home in New York for several winters,
pursuing the study Of music.
Capt Feland is a Kentuckian, and Is the
youngest son of the, late Judge John Feland
OF Hopkinsville,. for many years one Of the
most distinguished jurists of that state.
The marriage was planned to occur In
April. but owing to a change in Capt. Fe-
lands orders the date was advanced. After
brief trip they win go to Norfolk. Va. to
remain until the Minnesota goes into COM
mission.
Mrs. Harriet Hayden Finck of Philadel-
phia will be the guest Of Miss Josephine