Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-18
intrOductions.


The Rev. DIR. T. s. Childs chaplain. de-
livered the invocation. after which the
entire assemblage sang the Star SPAN
gled Banner while the "colors" were
presented by Mr.. Fred ID. Owen. Mr.. j. r.
Bowie, accompanied by Mr.. James r..
Bagly. sang when Shadows Gather
Miss Richards gave an address on The
Women Of the Revolution"
Supper was served and the dancing pe-
gan with the following included In the
company: Col. Frederick c. Bryan, Mrs.
Bryan. Mrs. Pinckney T. Bodell. Pay
master John N. Speel, L. S. N, and Mrs.
Speel. Mr.. Thomas j. Fisher, Mrs. Fisher.
Mrs. William B. Hoover: Mr. Paul Brock
Miss Fannie Childs. Mr.. John E. Fem
wick, Mrs Fenwick, Mr.. Lawrence Wash
ington. Miss Washington. Mr.. Hamilton
Howard of San Diego, Cal; Mrs. Howard.
and Mrs. Moore. Mr.. Langdon Moore. Mrs.
Moore. Miss Emma Buloch, DR.. Joseph
G. B. Bulloch. Mrs. Steven Ayres. Miss
Janette Ayres, Mr.. William NJ. Conrad.
Mr.. F. Worden Graham. Mrs. Graham.
Miss Mary Graham. Miss White. Mr.. John
Mason Brown, Mrs. Brown, Miss Briscoe.
Mr.. Thomas 8. Lee. Mrs. Lee. Mr.. Charles
S. Bradley, Miss Bradley, Miss Weber,
Mr.. Douglas St. Cloud Bulloch, Miss Con-
way. Miss Julia Magruder, Mr.. f. L.
White. Mr.. Addison Dubois. Mrs. Du-
bois. Dean Howard l.. Hodgkins. Mrs.
Hodgkins,. Miss Frances Wtngate. Mr..
William Bulloch. Mr.. Selden N. Ely. Mr..
Neibel. Mrs. Neibel. Mrs. Charles +.
Grandfield. Mr.. Kenneth Robbie. SPRING
er. Mr. Myron Jermain Jones. Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Edwin Underhill. Miss Fannie
Washington. Mr.. Appleton P. Clark, Mrs.
CLARK Col Joseph Gerard Mrs s Gar-
Springfield, Mass; DR.. William Donnal-
ly, Mrs. Donnally. Miss Dorothy Don
ven. Miss Brady of Annapolis, Miss Mary
Brown. Mr.. Philip Larner. DR.; Francis
J.. Woodman. Mr.. Peyton Gordon, Mrs.
Gordon. Miss White Of South Carolina
DR.. Charles H. Bowker. Mrs. Bowker,
ron, wife and daughter of the Bolivian
minister. gave a luncheon yesterday
at the legation in 18th street In honor
Of Nine. de Ballivian. wife of the Sec
rotary of the legation and sister OF
Miss Calderon. There were fourteen
guests.
The Misses Du Bose, daughters Of
DR.. W. r. Du Bose. u. 8. NJ, and Mrs.
Du Bose, will entertain at a small tea
this afternoon in honor of their guest.
Miss Florence Selden OF New York.
Boyd will assist
The Misses Heth will give a dance
the evening of January %.
Yesterday was Alabama day at the
headquarters Of the Southern Industrial
Educational Association. Mrs. Martha
Gielow Of Alabama, founder and vice
president, was at home to her state
delegation and other Alabama friends.
South Carolina tea was served, Miss
Baggett Of California at the tea table.
At the marriage yesterday at Provi- |
dence. r. l.. Of Miss Primrose Colt and |
Mr.. Andrew Weeks Anthony the brides
gown was made in the style Of the period |
Of Josephine and Napoleon. 1t was made !
Of silver and white satin which had been !!
woven especially for it. The front was |
made of point applique lace. an heir
loom. The court train. FIVE yards in |
length, was of the same fabric. The |
veil also was an heirloom. She also wore |
q face veil of the same lace. which was /
held in place by tiara of orange bios
SONS. She carried a white prayer book
made of the same satin as her gown. J.
Her bouquet was nosegay or orange