Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
OF TWO OLD RESIDENT
FAMILIES TO MARRY.
Justice and Mrs. Anderson Give An
other Notable Dinner-Per-
sonal Items.

G. Peter will be married this afternoon at
| 4:30. at the home of the former, by the
brother of the bridegroom, Rev. G. Freeland
Peter Of this city. The couple are to have
no attendants, and only their immediate
relatives are to be present at the ceremony.
After a wedding trip they will reside here
The bride is daughter of the late DIR.
| Beale. and the bridegroom a grandson of
| Mrs. Kennon of Tudor place.
Justice and Mrs. Anderson gave a large
dinner last night VIXEN the company con-
sisted of the AMBASSADOR from Mexico and
Nine. Creel, the ambassador from Great
Britain and Mrs. Bryce, the minister from
Bolivia and Nine. Calderon. the minister
from Norway, the minister from Peru and
Nine. Pardo Commander and Nine. Heb
binghaus of the German emba ssy Judge
and Mrs Seth Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs. Auick
| Palmer. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cromwell,
Mrs. James r. Mann, Mr.. and Mrs Ross
Perry and Mr. John Barrett.
| The engagement has been announced in
New York of Miss Marian Fish, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, to Mr.
Albert G. Gray, whose sister, Miss Edith
Gray. married Mr.. Robert Hit of this city.
Miss Fish is as well known here as in New
York and Newport. Her grandfather was
Hamilton Fish, who was Secretary of State
under President Grant. The wedding will
take place during the coming summer at
| Newport the festivities attending it, to
| nave splendid background at the Cross
ways, the Fish villa. whic! has been iden-
titled with so much of the conspicuous en-
PERTAINING of late years.
/ Mrs. Thos J. Jones, 22S list street south
east, will be at home to her friends Mon
! day, March IS, from to 5 pm.
Last Thursday at Warrenton, Va, at 5
pm, Mr.. C. Lee Bicksler, formerly of
Washington, D. c., and Miss Sarah A. Nc
Kay. were quietly married at the home Of
the bride, only the immediate families be-
Ing present. The bride was becomingly at
| tired In a travelling suit of gray chiffon
cloth with hat to match. She carried
bride roses. The couple left on the 9 pm.
train for New Orleans where they will make
their home. They were the recipients of
| many handsome and useful presents.
French street northwest gave a charming
luncheon. Her guests were Mrs. P. C. Schae-
fer, Mrs. J. M McAleer, Mrs. r. Anderson,
Mrs.. J. Newman Of New York. Mrs. W. B.
Zimmerman. Mrs. ]. McCourt of New York.
Mrs. H. Rayerznan. Miss Saddle Gompers
Miss Edith Richardson and Miss Rosa Bar
tholomae.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver H. Coffin gave a
birthday party at their home, 812 L street
| northeast. Thursday evening. the occasion
being the tenth birthday Of their daugh-
ter Ethel The guests were entertained
with games and music. Many beautiful
presents were received. At o'clock the
| guests marched to the dining ROOM where
refreshments were served. Among those
present were Margret Windham. Eva
Biggs, Elizabeth Prescott Mary Johnes,
Mildred Caylor, Lottie Shepard. Lena
| Rincks. Bertha Moore, Nellie Windham.
Beana Huling. Eva Staples. Hazel Arnett,
| Elsie Hibbs Edith Caylor Katie Benson.
| Vale Vleigt, Jennie Potter. Ethel Staples,
| Nellie Arnett. May Benson, Mary Johnes.
| Rose Ridel. Lois Harrington, Vera Caylor.
Gilbert Prescott Carlton Wilcox. Ray
mond Frey. Lottie Jordan. Margret Gynan,
| Teresa Treser, Genise Lindsly.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Walter I.
swanton. 1913 Caroline street. entertained
friends. After games. delightful musical
program was rendered. Piano selections
| were from Rubinstein by Mrs. w. I.
F. w. Swanton, followed by songs by Miss
Rosalia Sperry. Mrs. Swanton and two
bass solos by Mr.. Eugene E. Stevens. A
buffet supper was served. Those present
| Macarty. Mrs A. Klakring, Mrs. Emma
| Klakring, Mrs. A. F. sperry, Miss Rosalia
Sperry, Miss E. Gardner, Mrs Josephine
| Arnold Rich, DR.. and Mrs. Malcomb Cam
eron. Mrs. Ross. Mrs. A. Y. Casanova. Mr..
and Mrs, WI 1. Swanton, Mr. ]. Henry
Smith, Mr.. w. P. McCausland, Mr.. E. E.
Stevens and Mr.. Frederick w. Swanton.
Mr. and Mrs Frank w. Dom gave a
| party at their home, $40 18th street north
| east, Monday March IL, in honor of their
The house was beautifully decorated with
palms, Easter lilies and Chinese lanterns.
| Games were played. after which refresh
| ments were served. Prizes were awarded to
Misses Ethel Swank, Marie Mangold. Mas
| tiers Ralph Gleason and Norris Gallagher.
Among the young folks present were the
| Misses Kathryn Hannah Mary Welsh,
Mildred Thomas, Genevieve> Thomas. Marion
Mckay. Helen Benzler, Miriam Kleeblatt.
| Stella King Hattie and Mary Fitzpatrick,
Kathleen Tobin, Alice Cannon, Margaret
Gleeson, Margaret Johnson. Belle Faulkner,
Bertha Richardson, Pauline and Elinora
| Cohen. Amelia Passagno Helen Murphy,
Kathryn Leckie, Rose Holmes and Esther
| Krehbiel Masters Walter Thomas, Douglas
and Walsh Gibson, Watson Newton, Leo
King, Frank Salb. Paul Holmes, Olin Rich
| ardson, Joseph Brennan, Emil Passagno
| and Walter Dom.
| Keleher of Georgetown will entertain a
| company of seventy-five, complimentary to
| their nephew, Mr.. George C. Keleher, re-
| GENTLY commissioned second lieutenant, u
s. A. and the organist, Mrs. ,Srank Dorsey
| and male choir of st. Stephens Church
Mr.. Keleher will remain the guest of his
uncle and aunt for ten days and then visit
| his father, Maj. T. d. keleher, stationed in
| New York city, until April Z, when he will
| join his regiment, the Goth Infantry sta.
| toned at Fort Douglas, Utah.
| Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND c. Clements have
| announced the engagement of their daugh.
| tee Catharine to Mr. Warren NJ. Mitchell
of this city, the wedding to take place the
| latter part of spring.
| Mrs. ]. Granville Meyers of 1923 Columbia
| road northwest will be at home informally
| Wednesday, March 20, for the last time this
| season.
| Last mig. at the Ontario apartment
| house a social, arranged by Mrs. Joseph
| Dawson and Mrs. w. L. Davidson, for the
boys and girls of couple of the Sunday
school classes of Calvary Methodist Epis-
copal Church, was a pleasant event The
young people assembled about 8 o'clock.
| and spent the evening pleasantly in games
| etc, at the conclusion of which refresh
ments were literally served in the apart
ment of DIR. and Mrs. Dawson.
| One of the many pleasant features of the
occasion was an excursion, led by DR..
! Dawson, through the mazes of the root
! promenade, where, by the light of the stars
| a splendid bird's-ey view was afforded OF
| the city and suburbs in every direction
Rock Creek valley, to the northward, with