Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12
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9th.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wicker
sham gave dinner last night. when their
guests included the Spanish minister and
Mime. Riano. Senator and Mrs. Crane.
Senator and Mrs. Sutherland. Senator
Brandegee, Representative and Mrs. Mann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, Mr..
and Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry kirke Porter. Miss Tuckerman,
Miss Mary Williams and Mr.. c. c. Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley. who have
with them Miss Alice Preston Of New
York and Tuxedo over Sunday. entertain
ed at dinner last night the Italian am
gian minister and Countess de Buisseret,
the Swiss minister and Nine. Ritter, Wis
countess day. Miss Foraker. Miss
Gwynn. Miss Marion Oliver. Maj; Her
! warth, Mr.. ". III. de Beaufort. Mr.. de
! Hedri. Prince Koudacheff, MI. Gist Blair
| and Gen. Edwards.
Miss Alice Preston will sing and Mile.
| Sassoti give harp selections at Mrs. Brad
| ley's musical this afternoon.
Representative Richard Wayne Parker
of New York, chairman of the Judiciary
committee, gave q dinner for its members
last night. having as his guests Represent
| atives John A. Sterling of Illinois. Reu-
ben o. Moon Of Pennsylvania, George r.
Malby of New York. Edwin W. Higgins
of Connecticut. Herman P. Goebel Of
Ohio. Paul Rowland Of Ohio. Frank NJ.
Nye Of Minnesota, William P. Sheffield
of Rhode Island. Henry d. Clayton Of
! Alabama, Robert l.. Henry of Texas, Will
liam G.. Brantley of Georgia, Charles c.
Reid of Arkansas, Edwin Y. Webb of
North Carolina, Charles c. Carlin of Vir-
ginia, Mccall Of Massachusetts, Alexan-
Massachusetts: w. w. Gordon. jr., Of sa-
vannah. Ga. and CORTLAND Parker. jr.,
of Newark, n. ].
Cardinal Gibbons will be honor guest at
a dinner by the Misses Patten Tuesday
next.
Nine All kuli, Khan, has cards out for
two teas, Fridays-February II and d.
from to 8. at the Persian legation. Fol-
lowing these events she will be at home
Fridays throughout the season.
Mrs. Robert Newton Harper will re-
son. and will have with her Mrs. Nicol Of
Alexandria, Mrs. Tremaine of Fort Myer
and Miss OFT of Louisville. Ky.
Friday evening the Junior B. Y. P. U.
Society of the Metropolitan Baptist Church
entertained their parents and friends at
an operetta. "The Jinglettes from Jingle
town." The Juniors carried out the en-
tire program with such complete success
that the superintendent received many re-
quests during the evening to repeat it.
The Juniors participating were Thelma
Smith, Clifton Smith. Elsie Schooley,
Schooley. Hattie Pruitt, Gilbert Clark and
Richard kephart, manager. After the
program the Juniors served their guests
with Ice cream and cake.
The Deborah Knapp Chapter, D. A. r..
will give a euchre party at the Portner
Wednesday. February Is, pm, for the
benefit Of the chapter house.
The King and Queen of England ex-
pect to hold courts in Dublin and Edin-
burgh during next July. and both Irish
and Scottish ladies who have already
made application for summonses to courts
In London, but who may prefer instead to
be summoned to the courts in their own
capitals, have been notified to express their
wishes to the lord chamberlain. The de-
tails will be announced as soon as pos
sible.
A pretty but quiet wedding took place
at Columbus, Ohio. Thursday evening at
o'clock. when Miss Hazel D. Vail of
Sparta, Ohio, became the bride Of Mr..
W. T. Browne of this city. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Mr.
lsaacs OF the Baptist Church.
The bride wore smart travelling cos
tune of blue cloth, with hat to match.
After a short stay with the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Browne will return
to Washington and for the present will
make their home at g. Seaton place north
west.
Cards are out for a reception on their
return, February %.
The marriage of Mrs. Arnold Marcus
and Lieut.. Col. f. Popham Young, c.
l. E.. was solemnized at st. Anne's
Chapel. Annapolis. Md, on the afternoon
Of February 4, the Rev Joseph Patton
McComaS officiating. The bride was Civ
en- away by her brother, Mr.. Frederick |
Arthur Beckett of San Francisco, Mr. |
Arnold Marcus, son Of the BRIDE being |
best man.
having been chosen as the location for |
the reason that the brides son, Arnold |
Marcus, is a midshipman at the United |
States Naval Academy. There We're pres
ent only members of the family, includ- |
ing Mrs. Frederick Arthur Beckett, sister, |
tn-law of the bride, also her nepheWs |
Garner Arthur Beckett and Wheeler Mar
tin Alfred Beckett, and a few intimate |
friends of the bride.
we'll known banker OF New York Arnold |
Marcus. who died some four years ago. |
She has been an extensive traveller. and is |
much esteemed and admired on bath |
sides of the Atlantic, as we'll as on the
Pacific coast, where she spent some
of her girlhood when Lillian A. Beckett. |
She was born in Canada, her father be-
longing to the old English family OF |
a'Beckett. /
Lieut. Col Popham Young Is an ofIlcer |
in the British Indian army. He has been |
employed for many years past under the |
government of the Punjab on political |
and administrative work. and is now
about to return to India to resume his !