Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-26

February 3.
Mrs. Joel Hillman Is now at 1881 Bel
mont road. and will be at home to her
friends Fridays.
Mrs. Jules Demonet. 1909 H street, win
be al home today.
Mrs. Charles J. Williamson OF 26l6
Connecticut avenue Is entertaining at
bridge this afternoon. with thirty-two
guests. Mrs. Williamson will not be at
home tomorrow. but will receive for the
last time this season Friday, February
10.
The marriage of Miss Anna Louise
Fox daughter of DR. and Mrs. Charles
A. Fox of Beltsville. Prince George
county. Nd. and Mr.. Robert Bruce Mac
Gregor of this city took place yesterday
at $50 O'Clock at ST. Patrick's rectory.
Rev. Dr. Russell officiating. The bride
was attired i'm a handsome travelling
suit of French serge with black hat,
and carried a white prayer book. They
left on the southern limited at $40 for a
trip of ten days to Savannah. Jackson
vile, ST. Augustine, Palm Beach and
other points south.
Mrs. William ]. Cawthon gave a beau
tifully appointed luncheon Tuesday in her
apartment i'm the Victoria. The guest of
honor was Mrs. +. S. Shelton. state presi-
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thirty guests. The, dinng room was deco
rated with palms and ferns. The large
center table with pink carnations. candle
labras with pink shades and silver covers.
The four small tables. with pink sweet
peas and Roman hyacinths.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Curtis
Gresham and Mrs. NJ. A. Tyndall OF
Chevy Chase, Nd. Between the courses
the guests were entertained with vocal
solos by Mrs. Warren Gibbs and Miss
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on the piano by Miss +. Koechling.
The guests invited to meet Mrs. Shelton
were MrS. Don Blaine, Mrs. Warren Gibbs.
Mrs. Margeret ID. Ellis. Miss Louise
ton Emig. Mrs. Benjaman Lineback. Mrs.
s. d. lie Fetra. Mrs E. Z. Richardson.
Miss Lillian Koechling. Mrs. Sidney
Philips. Mrs. Flora Hanson. Mrs. NJ. A.
Tyndall. Mrs. f. 8. Henry, Mrs. William
Boyd. Mrs. Lindley d. Clark. Mrs
son, Mrs. NJ. c. Hull. Mrs. Clinton Smith,
Mrs. Grace Morris, Mrs. Edward Olney
Mrs. II. v. Easterling. Mrs. Curtis
Gresham. Mrs. T. 4. Williams. Miss Effie
koechling.
Yesterday at Surrattsville. Prince
George county. Md, Mr.. Clarence r.
Donohoe OF this city. grandson OF the late
John L. Jenkins of Maryland. and Miss
Clara o. HURT, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs
Edgar d. HURT Of Prince George county.
Md. were married. They were attended
by the brides sister Miss Blanche HURT
and the groom's brother Mr. j. A. Dono-
they came to Washington and left for a
trip to New York and Atlantic City. No
cards were issued
among the bridesmaids attending Miss
Grace Alden Barnum. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Barnum of IS Cen
trail Park West, and Mr.. J. Malcolm
Clark yesterday Afternoon in st. Thomas
Church, New York.
elaborate. The pews along the middle
aisle were marked by clusters Of lilies
tied with white ribbons. The pillars were
hung with green's broken by clusters Of
lilies.
Just before the entrance of the bride
the bridesmaids entered from the rear
Of the church, while the full vested choir
sang 1.-The Voice That Breathed Der
Eden" and walked down the center aisle
to meet the bride. who walked up the
nave with her father.
The bride wore gown of white satin
with tunic Of embroidered white net and
point lace and a court train. Her tulle
veil was surmounted by coronet of
orange blossoms.
Her attendants wore gowns of pale pink
chiffon. with sashes of blue. and large
Geisha bows, and carried Killarney roses
The maid of honor, Miss Amy Burrill
was In blue chiffon with pink sash and
carried yellow roses. Instead of hats
the attendants wore silver caps with
small rosebuds.
After the ceremony a reception was held
at the st. Regis. The bride and BRIDE
groom stood under bower of palms and
lilies In the Louis XVI room and re-
ceived the CONGRATULATIONS of their rela-
tives and friends. A buffet supper was
served In the marble ballroom. There
were about 200 guests at the reception.
The Motor Car Touring Society. of
which Albert Eugene Gallatin is presi-
dent, gave q dinner last night in q pri-
vate suite at the Ritz-Carcton, New York
city, with Capt. Robert E. Peary and
Mrs. Peary, who went on yesterday. as
guests Of honor.
Percy r. Pyne. I'd. is vice president of
the society, and Orme Wilson, jr., secre-
tary. The membership of the society,
which was founded in 1907, is limited to
twenty
The guests were seated at a large oval
table. above which was suspended from
the ceiling six-foot aeroplane, which
was a perfect working model constructed
OF aluminium and silk.
In the center of the table was a minia-
ture country club about eight feet long,
in front Of which were lined up a dozen
or SO tiny automobiles.
Several of the walters were dressed as
chauffeurs. The waiter who served the
ice cream however, was attired as an
Eskimo, out OF compliment to Capt.
Peary, and the ice cream was formed in
the shape Of an automobile.
The Mexican ambassador left WASH
ington last night for the City of Mexico,
to be absent about three months. He
is to head q special embassy to convey
the thanks of President Diaz to the
Italian government for its participation
in the recent centennial celebration in
Mexico. Before leaving for Rome his
marriage to the sister Of his deceased
wife, Nine. Maria de Refugio Borneque
de Alaman, will take pace.
Mrs. Max H. Name of New York city
Is Visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Collin. at their home, 405 9Th street
northeast
Mrs. L. w. Groomes. 1885 Vernon street
northwest. will be at home tomorrow for
the last time this season.
Young folks pleasantly surprised Miss
Hannah Baumann' Of 224 18th street
southwest Monday evening. when they
gathered at her home in honor Of her
twentieth birthday anniversary Music,
games and vocal selections were enjoyed
and refreshments were served. Those
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MARRIED.
On Wednesday. January
%. 1911. at st. Johns Church. Clinton.