The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-21
For Cardinal Gibbons.

Gen. and Mrs. William r. Draper were
hosts at dinner last evening comph-
mentary to his eminenCe, Cardinal Glib
hons. The other guests were the Aus
TRAN Ambassador and Baroness Hsngel-
muller, Mt Justice and MIS- MCKen
Nr Justice White, Mr. Justice Moody
Senator and Mrs ElEns, Monsislor
O'ConueH, General and Mrs. COrbin.
Commander and Mrs Reamey, Mr., and
Mrs Edward Beale Mclean, Mrs. stan
lev Matthews. Mrs. ti}ckley5 aFS.
Henderson. Mrs. Reyburr, Miss Pat
ten, and Mrs. Schmidlap, of Cincinnati.
Announcement rs made Of the engage
mrnt OF Miss Regina ROsWsld7 of Mont
romery. Ala 10 David Lionel Frank,
OF washington. formerly o. New York
city
Mrs. r. Burkett, wife Of Senator
Eu~kett VIII not receive today but will
be -t home IhursdaEr January ~
Return to Capital
MI and Mrs. Albert Pike nave re-
turned 20 Washington, and have taken
an apartment at the Don Carlos, ZOO 0
street. for the season.
Mrs. Pike VIII receive the first and
second Saturdays I'm February
AlI AEnFfhr ~ uthLtr'' W 900 .eAFIh p
Wednesdays I'm February
Mrs. Byron S. Adams will not receive
tomorrow, owing TO EeT absence from
the city
Mrs. Leech and Miss Leech will not
receive friday
Mrs. Seymour and the Misses Seymour
Will not receive TO-DAY.
Mrs Milton A. Allies. 1870 { street.
wilt not receive today.
Mrs Bankhead, wife Of Senator Bank
head. Will not receive today but will
be 81 home informally Thursday Jen-
vary 1H.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter Of the
Secretary of Agriculture. who spent the
last -four years abroad studying music
has returned 10 Washington and has
joined her father at the Portland.
Stealey-Hamlin.
A pretty home wedding took place
Isat evening at clock at the residence
of Mr and Mrs. .. o. SteaIey, on p
street. when their daughter. Miss WINE
Stealey, became the bride OF George r.
HamIia-
The Rev. DR. Allison. of Guuton Tenn
ple Presbyterian Church. was the Of
debating clergyman, performing the CeTe-
mony IN an improVsed bower or palms
and terms in the DRAWN groom.
Miss Stealcy wore a beautiful bridal
gown Of white satin crepe de chine,
made empire, and Trtmm ad with effeC-
five touches of Duchesse lace. Her
bridal veil OF tulle was arranged with q
r0rouet of orange blossoms ana the
bridal bouquet was a shower OF lilies or
the valley
Mrs. sam II. Park, sister of tho bride,
of Danville, llIs acted as matron OF
honor and the brides only attendant.
Her gown was an imported robe OF
white lace ana her flowers were Brides
Vernon Hodges, brother-in-law OF
the bridegroom, acted as best man.
ONLY O. small company or relatives,
numbering about thirty I'm all attended
inc wedding and the small Informal
reception and BUFFET supper which fol
loved the ceremony. The table In the
dIufng-rOom was taStefully decorated
with pink carnations and maidenhaiT
ferns
Bridal Tup.
Later iu the evening AIR. and Mrs.
HamIn left for a three weeks bridal
trID. Mrs Hamhu wearing for travel
inc mCdish coat suit Of London
smoke gray broadeioth and hat OF
the same shade.
Trnon their return to Washington they
o,W reside at a325 Seventeenth street
where they viii be al home after
March IS.
Mrs. Stealey. mother 0I the bride
wore al tho wedding a handsome direC-
roira gown Of black satin with ef-
fcctiye touches Of tUlle on the bodice.
Among the guests were Senator Nc
rreery. former Secretary Of the Treas
arv Carlisle, Representative and Mrs
Swagar Sucrley, Mrs. Thomas Sheriey
Captain Scott T. s. A, and Mrs Scott
Mrs EamIiu, mother of the bridegroom
Miss HamIin sister. II the bridegroom