Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-07

At the wedding of Miss Shelby Converse
md Mr.. Huntington Wolcott Jackson at
ST Johns Church Thursday February 1S,
1T > o'clock. the bride will he attended
ny Miss Maud Converse as maid of honor
and the following bridesmaids: NJ SIS Au-
GreE Townsend Sackett and Miss Joanna
Adele Morgan of New York, Miss Grace
Bell and Miss Olga Converse.
The Danish minister and Countess
Moltke entertained at dinner last night
the French ambassador and Nine. Jusse
rand. Secretary and Mrs Straus, Minister
and Nine. GUIDE. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt Mrs
Porter. Miss Oliver, Miss Morgan, Col.
and Mrs. Rromvell Mr., c.. r. Simpkins,
Mr.. Amaral and the Danish consul gen
erdl in New York.
Gen. and Mrs Humphreys had as dinner
guests last night Capt. ana Mrs. Carpen-
ter. Capt. and Mrs. Tucker. DR. and Mrs.
j. F. Mitchell. NJ Worthington. Miss
Humphrey. Miss Helen Humphrey. DIR.
Bailey, Lieut.. Dietrich, Lieut.. Sweet and
Capt. Humphrey.
a pretty wedding took place last night
at Congress Street NJ. p. Church at 1880,
the contracting parties being Miss Eft a
Eva Grimes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas William Grimes. and Mr.. ].
Earle Whaley, formerly Of Sterling, Va
Rev. r. ID Stone officiated, and the we'd
ling marches were played by Miss Lena
Sutton. The ushers who seated he large
aarty of guests were DR.. Robert Perkins.
Mr. Albert S. Carter, Mr.. Larry Stanford
and Mr. c. Foster Orrison. The bride.
who was attended by Miss Olive McNeal,
wore a lovely dress of hand-embroider-
ID white silk crepe, made empire. and
having a long train. 1t was trimmed
with panne velvet and silk fringe Her
tul!e veil was crowned with orange bios
sons and She carried a shower of bride
roses. The dress Of the maid Of honor
was Of pink satin, made empire. She
wore pink tuiie in her hair. and carried
pink roses. The brides mother. Mrs
Crimes. wore black satin. When Mr.
and Mrs. Whaley left later In the even
ing on their honeymoon jaunt the latter
wore very smart travelling dress of
golden brown broadcloth. wi h large
black picture hat, and lynx furs.
10" their return to this city Mr.. and
Mrs. Whaley will live at the TEearle
-I22 + street.
Members of the Dupont Social Club
spent an enjoyable evening at their last
meeting, held Tuesday, the residence
of Mrs. Susie Rhodes. At the conclusion
of q musical and literary program an
oyster supper was served. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs William j.
Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. Tabler,
Miss Jennie Talbot, Miss Annie Scriven,
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Rhodes. the Misses
Rhodes and Mr.. Edward F. Rhodes
Miss Foraker gave a theater party last
night, followed by "a supper.
Mrs. Byron S. Adams was hostess at
one of the prettiest teas Of the season
Friday afternoon at her residence. 1901
Park road. Mr.. Adams was assisted n
entertaining her guests by Mrs. Chester
Snow, Mrs. H. H HaWxhurst. Mrs. Perry
Miller, Mrs. Eyn0n M.s Fillebrown. Miss
Caroline Jack ana Miss Mabel Madd Il
The decorations in the drawing rooms
were yellow and white tulips and ferns
while Richmond roses added a brilliant
touch of cp'or 10 the tea table. Mrs. Mil
ltr and Mrs. Emmerich served.
Judge Mullowny and Mrs Mullowny's
reception Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Richard Lewis Young Of Philadel-
l.hta was Il charming affair and was very
largely att nded.
Killarney roses, palms and maiden hair
Germs were the floral decoration in the
reception and dining rooms.
Standing beside the host and hostess
was the guest of honor, Mrs. Young who