Evening star., 1909-02-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD

Continued from Seventh PageD
until late hour. Those present We're
the Misses Jessie Donohoe. Ellen Harri
SON Belle White, Elizabeth Harrison and
Louise Quinlan; Messrs Thomas A. Can
non. jr G. H. Adams. Robert Peake, ID.
Carroll. John SaIb and James A. Sullivan:
Mr. and Mrs. T. f. Quinlan. MIR and
Mrs. George s Harrison. Mr. and Mrs
@ N Beebe and Mr.. and Mrs. e. r
Boyd
Mrs. Wotherspoon will not be at home
tomorrow
Mrs John w Foster has invitations
out for : o'clock tea February - TO
meet Mrs. Painter.
Mrs William Macomb Whiting was
hostess at luncheon yesterday In honor
of Miss Hawley and Miss Cleghorn OF
Manchester, Vt.
\ birthday party was given Miss Edith
Way 1904 Massachusetts, avenue. Tues
day evening when she had as her guest
Miss Crowder of Baltimore. Misses
Wands Watkins. Haughton and ,Bolen
assisted in receiving and entertaining. AT
supper Miss Way was called upon to re-
spond to several toasts and her ready Wit
caused much merriment.
Mrs ]. F. Jameson will be at home to-
morrow. but will not receive subsequent
Saturdays until after Easter.
Mrs Henning will be at home Saturday
afternoon for the last time this season.
Mrs. Leonard H. Mattingly of the Port
ner will be at home Tuesday. February
%. from ; to o'clock.
Miss Gillespie and Miss Frances Bethune
will be hostesses at the Womans build
ing. 1886 street, Saturday afternoon.
Cue I o,ica % hi
west will be at home Sunday afternoon
and evening for her sister Miss Madeline
Herzog of Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Misses Sedgley have closed their
apartment I'm Stoneleigh Court and gone
abroad. to be absent through the spring
and early summer.
Mrs r. Quincy Smith. assisted by
Misses Annie and Enid Holden and Miss
Lola Godfrey of Philadelphia. will be at
home at 202I street Saturday from 3 to
o'clock
Mrs. w. l. Dyer. 1905 street will not
be at home tomorrow.
Miss Minnie Winter of New Haven.
Conn. is the guest of Mrs Edward Koh- |
ner. 300 NJ street northwest. At home
Sundays.
Mrs Lewis Merriam. 1629 @ street will
be at home tomorrow from to T. and will
II. b. Merriam Mrs Hall. wife of Col |
Hall, U.S.A.. and Mrs Goodwin.
Mrs. Arthur Wallace Dunn will not re-
Ceive tomorrow owing to absence from
the city, but will be at home Saturday.
the 27th.
Lieut.. Col b. r. James. British military
attache. and the Hon. Mrs. James had
dining with them last night Mr. and Mrs
Horace Lamb of Boston, the Austrian
naval attache and Baroness Preuschen
Won und zu Leibenstein. Capt and Mrs.
Joseph P. Tracy Miss Martha Phillips.
Miss Crafts of Boston. Commander Retz-
mann and Major kunishige Tanaka.
The Mayor of Philadelphia and Mrs
Reyburn will give dinner and musical
at their Philadelphia home in honor of
Mrs. Taft.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss
Mary F. Warner daughter of Commits
sioner OF Pensions Vespasian Warner. and
Wiley F. Crist of San Francisco, son of
Mrs. H. NJ. Crist of this city. has been
made. The ceremony was performed last
Tuesday by Rev, Robert NJ. Moore in the
apartments of Commissioner Warner in
the Portland. Only the families of the
bride and groom were present.
About two years ago Miss Warner. in
the company of a chaperon, took jour-
ney around the world and while in San
Francisco became acquainted with Mr..
Crist, who is a successful lawyer of the
coast city. Shortly after Miss Warner s
return to Washington he followed, and
the attachment developing ended in the
marriage Tuesday.
Immediately after the wedding Mr. and
Mrs Crist left for the west. They will
visit relatives near Chicago for a short
while and will then go south to New Or
leans to attend the Mardi Gras. They
will return to San Francisco, where they
will make their home.
A beautiful wedding took place in
Christ Episcopal Church at Surrattsville, |
Md, Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock |
when Miss Myrtle Hardy, daughter of Mr. |
George w. Hardy, ex-treasurer of Prince
George county. and Mr.. Clarence Lee
Duckett of Davidsonville, Md, were mar
ried by Rev. Mr.. Shears.
The historic old church was beautifully
decorated with sweet peas. smilax and
palms. the chance being softly lighted by
old silver candelabra.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father, and wore an empire gown of ivory
satin and duchess lace. Her veil of en-
broidered tulle. which had been her
grandmother's wedding veil, was caught
with lilies of the valley and she carried
shower bouquet of lilies Of the valley
bride roses. Her only ornament was
magnificent diamond sunburst, the gift
Miss Beulah Hardy. cousin of the bride,
was maid of honor. and wore directoire
gown of pale pink satin. and carried a
shower bouquet of Killarney roses.
j. Enos Ray, speaker Of the Maryland
house of representatives. was best man, |
and the ushers were Mr.. Oscar Grimes
and Mr.. Welsh Beard.
The ribbon bearers were the young
brother of the bride, Merle Hardy and
William Leary. Miss Daisy Bandford
played the wedding march from 'Lohen-
grin
Immediately after the ceremony Mr. |
and Mrs Duckett left for an extended |
trip to Atlantic City, New York and |
Boston. The travelling gown of the bride |
a tailored suit Of ashes Of roses
broadcloth. with hat to match.