Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

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and Mr. Norris Mclean, all OF this city,
and Mr.. John Porter of Birmingham
Ala, brother of the groom. and Mr. VIII
lis Westmoreland Of Atlanta, Ga. Will be
the ushers. -
\ reception at the Culp home will fol-
low.
Mrs Reid Rogers will give a ball jan
uary 81, in honor of her debutante daush-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogers.
A dance was given at the Chevy Chase
Club last night by a committee headeo
by Mayor Horton.
AIRS. Horatio n. Taplin will not be at
home tomorrow.
Edward n. Dom of % Iowa circle Will
sail January ID from New York to Costa
Rica, Central America, via Jamaica ana
Panama.
Seven old and weatherbeaten salts:
relics of the past, made old and crippled
by their toilsome task of fishing nhu
winter storms and the heat OF summer
sun. walked feehiy up the ,,, sn nnn, aaH
their home-the John Hays Hammonu
Home for Aged and Disabled Seamen
January /, at Gloucester. Mass. M.
Hammond gave the house ana tne rv ;"nns
are named after those who have furnished
them. There were numerous donations OF
all sorts and kinds and great pupnc
interest was shown in the success OF the
institution.
The Rev Year reception of the Presi-
dent of Mexico was held IN the nationdI
palace January / at 10 o'clock IN the
morning. On that occasion he received
the high government officials and the
members Of the diplomatic corps In the
afternoon Mrs. Madero held her 1ornlai
New Year reception at Chapultepec caste.
<1f~v ~ ha no
was given by President and Mrs. Madero
in the national palace Friday night.
The luncheon given Wednesday by Miss
Elizabeth Parker Crenshaw In honor Of
Miss Dorothy Taylor proved q very pleas
ant affair. Mrs. T. 8. McNeir OF New
York, a cousin of the hostess. was pres
ent with Miss Zane. the rema ah,e.,. os
of the present season. They were as
follows: Miss Helen Hardy. Miss katnryn
Hitchcock. Miss Ellen Douglas f1ls-
brown Miss Margaret f,nssr st M;ss Amparc
Rivero. Miss Carrie Lee Chamberlain'
Miss Louise Walsh, Miss Edith Oracle
Miss Lemira Gillett-Hill. Miss Anne Sey-
mour Jones and Miss Virginia MILAN.
Col. and Mrs. D. W. Lockwood Of
Washington, d. c.. are spending the
winter with their son, w. F. Lockwood,
at Colorado Springs
The Brazilian charge daffaires and
Mrs. E. I. Chermont, who are SO well
known here tra 1y az Of o mexicp IN
compliment to Miss Mamie Sloan OF Bal
| timore, the sister Of Mrs. Chermont, VINO
is Wintering with her. The guests were
the Norwegian minister and Mrs. Michael
Stroem Lie; the British minister and
Mrs. Francis William Stronge; MT Mel.
son O'Shaughnessy. second secretary or
l
9.sbanrhnessy and Mr. de viliaine.
| Miss Kathleen Weston. daughter OF
Maj. Gen. Weston. arli N Ses no, Seen
| IN washington since her father was sta
| tioned here as a commissary general. but
has been in New York and San FRAN
cisco since their return from inc Th'i'p-
pines.
The second annual reception given by
Mrs Cora Gilliland, wife OF Mr. w; n.
Gilliland. chairman of Judd & DetWeiiers
Composing room, at their nome, VUs
street, was held New Year. me nos.ess
was assisted by Mrs. Montgomery. MIS-
Lillian Bruick. the Misses Es.e ussh an ~
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White Of
Washington have lett Pas LOT o.r MCe
| ed stay.
| number of prominent women OF
| washington have invited the famous
Father Bernard Vaughan to give
| lecture in this city. .,
! Father Vaughan comes of a most IL
lustrious and distinr uished Engiish
family. one OF his brothers neing ine
late Cardinal Herbert Vaughan. he
| is said to be a man OF charming pres
| ence and delightful personality.
| He is now touring the country, Iec-
turing for the benefit OF MS missions
| and has had most enthusiastic audi
| ences everywhere he has been. IN
many places thousands have had TO De
| turned away.
| One of the most interesting weddings
| OF the London season took place recently
| in that city. when Miss Louvima kno Iys.
/ daughter OF Viscount and Vtscounte
/ Knollys became the bride OF Mr.. Allan
! Mackenzie OF the Grenadier Guards. son
i of the late Sir Allen Mackenzie and LAZY
/ Mackenzie. The ceremony took place at
i the Guards chapel and the steps an
| approach to the chapel were lined with
/ non-commissioned officers and men OF the
| bridegroom's company, who followed the
Il bridal procession into the church and
II stood at attention in the nave during the
II ceremony. The bride was escorted by
her father and wore princess gown OF
L silver tissue. yelled In chiffon. Her veil
! 81 antique lace was caught with tiny
II chaDlet OF white heather and she wore
q knot Of heather ut her waist. Her only