Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. William Rowland at
their home AZ? 9th street northeast. last
night celebrated the forty-fifth anniversary
OF their wedding, having been married +.
January -, 1864
DR.. and Mrs. Fry entertained at a
musical last night Mrs. Gillespie. who
sang. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lent gave
the program.
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany gave a luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs, Herbert Sat
teriee.
\ pretty midwinter wedding was cele
brated ut State Street Church. Portland.
Wednesday afternoon al 4 o'clock. when
Miss Lena Lewis SwaSey was married
10 Rev. Artley T.. Parson of Providence.
r. L. The bride was attended by her
sister Mrs, Higgins. as matron of hon
or. Mr.. Eric Parson OF Cambridge.
Mass. the sroom's brother assisted as
best man. The uSnerS were Kenneth
Parson OF Providence. r. l.: Rev h. Q.
Satterwhite OF New York, f. w. Albert
If Washington. ID. G.: Mr.. X. \. Dean of
Fall River Mass; Mr.. Donald Parson of
Youngstown. Ohio. and Mr.. G. +. Hug
gins of New York. Among the out-of-
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Parson of Youngstown. Ohio: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. \. Dean of Fall River. Mass;
Miss Mary T.. O'Brion and Miss Martha
l.. G'Brion Of Allston. Mass: Mrs. w.
Lewis OBrion of New York. DR. Edward
Swasey of Worcester, Mass; Miss j. NJ
Swasey of Limerick Me: Miss Libby
of Watertown. Mass. and Miss Marion
Wilson of Fryburg. Me. The church was
decorated with the Christmas green.
After the wedding there was a small
reception for the family at the home
of the brides father, DR.. George &.
Swasey.
Miss Geneva Herman. daughter of Mrs.
NJ. Herman. and Mr.. David Rothschild of
eli married night the
home of the bride, 1912 Calvert street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
Louis Stern. assisted by Rev DIR. Abram
Simon of the Eighth Street Temple. The
bride wore a Paris gown of white en-
broidered chiffon. dinner followed the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Rothschild left
town later in the evening and Will so TO
Bermuda their wedding journey. On
their return they will reside at 1916 Park
road The brides going away costume
was a three-piece suit of blue chiffon
cloth with hat to match.
Gov. Swanson has joined his wife at
the home of Judge and Mrs. Howry. Their
hosts entertained a dinner for them last
night. The following were present: Rep
resentative and Mrs. Lamar. DIR. and
Hatch. Mr. and Mrs. Oxnard and Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Lee Phillips The table dec
orations were of pink, with pink candle
shades and pink roses. Judge and Mrs.
Hatch will be dinner hosts for Gov. and
Mrs. Swanson tonight.
Mrs Abbott and the Misses Abbott will
receive tomorrow for the last time this
season
Mrs Walter l.. Hilton. 1401 Delafield
place. Sauls Addition will be at home
tomorrow and Saturday. February q.
Mrs Roscoe c. Bulmer gave a bridge
whist party yesterday.
Representative and Mrs. George C.
Sturges have asked their friends to a
musical tonight at Congress Hall.
Mrs. Burrows, wife of Senator Burrows,
had very large reception yesterday. the
last of her formal at homes for the sea-
son. She was assisted by several matronS
! and by a number of young ladies attend
ing school in this city.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows will give a
dinner tonight and the latter will give a
luncheon tomorrow.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Bacon
will give a dinner to President and Mrs.
Roosevelt next month.
Miss Elizabeth Liston Cochran and
Count Georges GinouX de Fermon of
France will be married at the brides
home in Philadelphia February 49, Mon
signor kferan officiating. Miss Violet
RidgWay and Miss Fannie Cochran will
be the bridesmaids. and the count will be
attended by Count de BresSon, who is
coming to this country with him. 1t is
said the nobleman is wealthy and that
he is bringing a collection of costly and
beautiful gifts for his bride, among them
being rare family heirlooms. He will ar
rive Sunday. Some of those who will en-
terrain the count and the future countess
are Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Mrs.
Robert Keso Cassatt. Mrs. Samuel *.
ID ID
uel L. Shober. The couple will sail i'm
| medately for Europe. and will go to the
counts chateau, in the district of Loir ct
Cher near Orleans, there TO pass their
honeymoon.
Mrs Alexander r., Mullowny entertained
at luncheon today in honor of her house
guest, Mrs Richard Lewis Young of Phil
adephia Covers were laid for nine and
among those present were Mrs. Thomas
of New York. Mrs. Straus of Phladel-
| phia, Mrs. Michael Baer of Baltimore and
Mrs. Waller, Mrs. McAllister. Mrs Blum
enberg and Mrs. Laskey of this city.
Representative and Mrs. Lowden. who
were to have given a dinner February s..
| have Cancelled that and their other social
| engagements on account of the Illness of
| the former. They will shortly leave town
| Miss Lillian c. Love and Lieut.. Wool
| man Gibson Emory. United States Marine
! Corps, were married yesterday at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Thurston
| Manning by Bishop Harding. The bride
| wore travelling dress. Lieut.. and Mrs.
| Emory left on late train for the north.
| They will return here to visit the BRIDE
groom parents, at the Mississippi, before
going to the naval station at Port Royal,
| S. c.. where Lieut.. Emory has been as
| signed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Earnshaw of 1925
| Clifton street, have cards out for tea
| Tuesday, February >, from > to {. Their
| house guests. the Rev. and Mrs. Graham
| of Rochester, y. Y, will receive with
them.
Mrs Robert Owen. wife of the senator
| from oklahoma, had a large and exceed
ingly pleasant reception yesterday. She
| was assisted by Miss Tillman Miss Alb
| ernethy and Miss Fulton.
Mrs Carter. wife of Senator Carter.
who concluded her series of formal re-
| ceptions yesterday. had among her as
sistants Mrs. Robert J. Wynne, Mrs.
| Eager Mrs. John j. Walsh. Mrs. Nc
! GoWan Mrs.. Johnson. Miss McNaughton,
! Miss Dunlap. Miss Peyton, Mrs. Avery.
| Miss, Feay Miss Higgins, Mrs. dillyer
and Mrs. Hicks.
| Capt and Mrs. Summerin entertained
| at dinner last evening in honor of Miss
| Elizabeth McCawley who is the guest of
her relatives. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Charles
L. McCawley.
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