Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-01

Calvo and Miss Doris Haywood.
| Miss Sadie Murray. daughter of Brig.
IGen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray, enter
tanned at tea yesterday afternoon. in
+. honor of Miss Hoyle, niece of Mrs. John
/, Hays Hammond.
Mrs Frank H. Pelouze and her house
guest, Mrs. Joseph S. Cole of Kansas
/ city, Will he at home at the Columbia
| Friday, February 4.
Mrs Edgar Frisby and Miss Frisby
will be at home Thursday. February 5.
for the last time this season.
Mrs Rudolph Kaufman and Miss
| Kaufman will be at home tomorrow for
the last time this season. Miss kauff
mann leaves town Wednesday evening
| to pay some visits in the vicinity of Buff
! falo.
!! Owing to illness III the family Mrs. Will
| liam \. Geseking and Mrs. Upton II.
| Ridenour. jr.. will not be able to receive
| Thursday. February :.
/ Mrs. Gillett Hill gave theater party
last night. The guests were Mrs. Pull
man. Mrs G. l.. Fort. Mrs. Ried Rogers.
| Miss Amaryllis Gillett, Miss Willis. Miss
| Mercedes Stewart and Miss Julia Maths.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Tpshur have
| left Washington for Bermuda, to be alb
| sent until early in April.
| Tho marriage of Miss. Anna. Elise Reed,
daughter of Mrs. *. L. Reed, and Mr..
| Walter Beaumont Clarkson, IS announced.
! The ceremony took place. at st. Pauls
5! Episcopal Church. January 81, 1910. The
Rev. DR. Talbert officiated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarl1son will make their home in
! Washington.
! Miss Isabel May was at the opera last
|
New York. Her gown was gray over rose
color satin, trimmed with sable bands.
! Miss Katherine Elkns was also at the
| opera last night, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Goelet. She was in white.
| Berryhil gave a bridge party last night
at the Rochambeau. Secretary and Mrs.
Ballinger were among the guests.
Estes, 134a Euclid street. will not be at
| home tomorrow.
Miss Ruth c. Moore of 2O29 street is
| having a delightful visit with friends in
New York rity, Jersey City and Mont
| clair. y. j.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Girardi
and Petro A. FabriZio, members of two
! old Italian families Of Southwest Wash
irgton. occurred last night in st. Dominic s
| Catholic Church. Rev. c. p. Burke off,
/. ciated. A reception. dance and supper fol-
| lowed at the Pythan Temple Miss Marie
Giovannetti and Samuel Fabrizio, brother
of the groom, were maid Of honor and
| best man, respectively.
Mrs. Paris Brengle, 1417 Monroe street.
has sent out cards for tea Wednesday,
February ,, from until g.
Mr. H. S. Cummings, who is slowly re-
towering from an illness of two months.
lis now able to ride out upon pleasant
days. Mrs. Cummings has been unable
to visit and will not be at home the
Tuesdays in February.
Mrs. Francis Bradford Wheaton will be
at home Saturday. February >, and the
following Saturdays in February only.
Mrs Henry J. NJ. Howard and Miss
Inez NJ. Howard of 1917 + street north
west will be at home informally Friday,
February 4, from to t.
| Mrs William Horton Garlock of the
Ontario will not receive February Z, as
/ announced, nor any Monday in February.
| Mrs Isaac Birch and her daughters,
Mrs John Mitchell Waters and Miss
birch. will be at home Tuesday, Febru-
airy s. from to g. at their residence,
1928 Dumbarton avenue.
Mrs George S. Cohen of Galveston.
Tex, formerly Miss Selma Greenapple of
this city. is here for sort stay with her
mother, and will be at home Informally
tomorrow at 1909 Girard street.
! Miss Elsa Reichman. daughter of the
late Rudolph Reichman. was married last
! evening to DR. Clifford 3. ColWell OF
| Providence, r. l. The ceremony was
performed in the residence of the brides
| relative, Rev. Dr. George f. Truett in
| Georgetown, former pastor of the George
| town Baptist Church. who off1ciated, in
| the presence of the relatives of the
| bride and bridegroom only The house
was decorated in color scheme of green
and white, palms., southern smilaX and
| ferns. with white rOsesand carnations,
being used The table was both dainty
ern smilax hung from the chan
delier in the center Of the room to the
four corners, and centerpiece of bride
| roses and maidenhair ferns was made in
/ a mound. The bride and bridegroom en-
! tered the drawing room together, to the
| strains of the Lohengrin wedding march.
| The bride wore her going-away gown of
marine blue cloth, with a large black
hat and white plumes. She wore cor
| sage bouquet of pink sweet peas. Mrs.
| Reichman. the mother of the bride, wore
| black. with white lace. Mrs. Truett,
| wife of the pastor, and hostess of the
! occasion, was beautifully gowned in her
own wedding gown made thirty years
ago. The bride and bridegroom left on
night train for their new home in
| Providence, r. l.
| The out-of-tOwn relatives were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Saegmuller Of Rochester, n.
| Y, and Mrs. Opper Of New York city,
| uncle and aunts of the bride. Other
| relatives present were DR.. and Mrs.
\ A. G. Grunwell, Mrs. Lockwood and the
| Misses Lockwood, .Lrs. Betram Foster,
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Warner, Mr.. and
| Mrs. John r. Cox, Miss Carter Mr.. and
| Mrs Louis Smith, Mr.. Alfred Grunwell,
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weaver, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Herbert Valdenberg. Prof and Mrs
| Frisbee and Miss Frisbee, Mr. and Mrs.
George Vandenbergh and Miss Marguerite
| Vandenbergh, DR.. Paul Fry and Miss
Fry, Mr.. John Cromwell. Mr.. Charles
| Grunmell. Mr.. Thomas Weaver. Miss
| Ida May Vaughn. Miss Helen Vanden-
/ bergh, Mr.. Won Ostrand, Mr.. Hoffman,
| Mr. Paul c. Cromwell, Mr.. Thomas
| Clark Miss Louise Grunwell, Miss helen
! Vandenbergh and DR.. A. Il. Bennett
/ Mrs. Benjamin F. Leighton of 1715 o2d
i street entertained at a delightful luncheon
| Yesterday. The table was finely deco
i rated with Killarney roses. Corsage
bouquets of roses were placed beside the
i plates. The guests included Mrs. julius
| c. Burrows. Mrs. Fairchild of New York.
/ Mrs. Charles II. Robb. wife of Mr.. JUS
tice Robb Mrs. Clarence D. Clark.
| Mrs. Worthington, Mrs. Earl Cranston,
wife of Bishop Cranston: Mrs. Job Bar
j nard, Mrs. Ashley NJ. Gould. Mrs Rob-
! ert j. Wynne, Mrs. lie Droit Barber and
Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs WickerSham wife of the Attor.