Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-01

PrION.
Richard Wainwright and Messrs Chaun
cey Hackett Benjamin s. Cable, Ray
mond Rogers and William Hit.
Lieut.. Russell Train. in command OF
the Sylph, and Paymaster Merritt led TIL,
cotillon. There were lovely favors-gar
den baskets and eilded rakes with chan
ticler tops. Chinese hats and fans, jade
! bracelets. coral necklaces, riding crops
scarfs. ETC., were among them.
| A maypole and a driving figure were
especial features. Thirty-five couple.
danced.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ernest Dulin, 1878 Har.
ward street, have just celebrated their
thirteenth wedding anniversary with q
large number of their relatives and
friends participating. The decorations
We're American beauty and bride roses
with many beautiful floral remembrance
from their friends. In the dining room
there was an electrical display of pink
and white. Mrs. Dulin received hel
guests in a becoming gown of pink en-
| and carried large bouquet Of pink roses
Among the guests were Mrs. Ella Dulin
| Mr.. and Mrs. James McGrath, Mr.. and
| Mrs Edward Dulin, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wescott. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. V. Roach. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mat
tingly, Mr.. and Mrs Talks, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T; Fraily. Mrs: Maurice Ready, Mrs.
Plum, Mrs. Ella Tickling. Miss Carrie
Green. Miss Anna lyman. Miss Anneleah
McCord, Mrs. c. McQuigg, Miss Mary
NeipOld, Miss Rosie McGrath, Miss Mar
garet Shelley, Miss Virginia McQuade,
Miss Minnie Condray. Miss Geheyieve
Gleason. Miss Edna Ready. Miss Jennie
McHenry, Mr. James Meehan, Mr.. Will
liam Donovan, Mr. William II. Taft, Mr..
Henry Gunther Mr.. Clinton Pennybaker,
Mr.. Skinner, DR.. Reginald r. Walker and
Mr.. Charles Meehan.
Miss Margaret Gale gave large lunch
con today for young girls in honor of
three -of-~the winters debutantes--Miss
Greedy, Miss Haywood and Miss Neff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. May, whose
marriage took place last fall, gave large
reception last night at their home on
Euclid street Mrs. bowling and Mrs.
Seibold did the honors Of the dining room.
assisted by the Misses May si>tew OF
the host, and Miss bowling, sister OF the
hostess. The occasion was an exceedingly
pleasant one.
An enjoyable evening was spent Janu-
airy 81. 1911, when Farragut Corps. Wom-
ems Relief Corps. were entertained at
one of their famous poverty socials." A
lengthy program was rendered. consist
ing of solos, duets. recitations and speech
es. Those taking part in the program
were Mrs. Dow, Mrs. Street. Miss Isby.
Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Crowell,
Mr. Weaver. Mr.. Dinsmore. !. Easter
brook and Mr.. II. Fl. Bunyea. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Crowell. as Lii;
Miss Emma Kibby, as Somebody. Else.
and little Miss Caroline, as a Quaker,
after which refreshments were served
Mrs Louis Addison Dent was hostess
of very charming tea yesterday after
noon at her home on Fairmont street.
She was assisted in receiving her guests
by her daughter, Miss Dent. and MISS
Simmons of Mount Washington. Balti-
more. The decorations of the first floor
were beautifully carried out in pink with
Killarney roses. carnations and ferns.
while stringed orchestra played
throughout the afternoon. Mrs. Cuno ii.
Rudolph and Mrs. II. B. Wilson presided
at the tea table, with Mrs. Richard Syl-
vester at the punch bowl in the recep-
tion hall The other assistants were
Mrs. Louis Leslie Dent, Miss Yost, Miss
Gertrude Woodland, Miss Pearl Costinett
and Miss Virginia Vaelker.
Mrs. John S. Blair Of 1914 Sunderland
place will be at home Fridays, Febru-
airy and 10.
The Guadalupe Club. holds it's annual
reception at the new residence of Mrs.
John s. Blair. 1914 Sunderland place. TO-
morrow evening. 1t is small ciub al
present of woman descendants or heroes
nf. the Mexican war Mrs. Nicholson of
l11S n street is the president. Her hus-
band, Col Augustus 5. Nicholson. and
Gen. Horatio Gates Gibson are the only
honorary male members. The latter will
deliver short address relative 10 the
Guadalupe-Hidalgo treaty.
The marriage OF Miss Laura Robinson
Clancy, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus c. CLANCY. and Mr. Waiter B. Guy
took place last evening at 8 -o.clOck at
St. Margarets, Church. Rev. Dr. Herbert
Scott Smith. assisted by Rev. DR.. Will
liam de Vries. officiating The bride was
escorted by her. father, and her only at
Grace Guy. Mr.. w. Albert Draper was
best man. and the ushers were Mr.. Alfred
r. Clancy of New York, brother of. the
bride: Mr. Carlin Guy. brother of the
groom: Mfr: George Hutchison,T Mr.. Will
liam Curtis. Mr.. Joseph Gailiher and Dr.
Robert Y. Sullivan.
A small reception followed al the home
of the brides parents before the coupe
left for their honeymoon journey. MT.
March 1. at the Alwyn, kalorama and
Columbia roads.
President Van Hise of Madison, Wis,
who has been on visit to DIR. and Mrs
George F. Becker. left this city today.
His hosts gave a luncheon yesterday
and a dinner party Monday night for him.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Baldwin,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Barry
Baldwin-O Osborne of Washington. and
Lieut. Lloyd w. Townsend, L. S. n.
took place at st. Paurs Church yester- |
day afternoon at Willimantic. Conn. The
Rev. j. H. Townsend, the bridegroom's
father. offlciated. The members of the
families of bride and bridegroom were
present. with many friends from. Wash |
lngton and New York. The bride was
attended only by her father. while James |
Farley Townsend. the bridegroom's |
brother. was best man. Lieut. Townsend |
was attached to the Asiatic squadron in |
OF the torpedo boat destroyer
Barry. and while in Manila met Miss |
Baldwin. The brides father is a retired |
English merchant. who recently succeed
ed to the Osborne estate in ireland.
The Vice Pl esident and Mrs. Sherman
will be entertained at dinner tonight by
he Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox |
LAST night they were honor guests at |
Inner given by Representative and Mrs.
Weeks.
Mrs. Knox is not receiving this after