Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-29

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international law in tho New York Law
School. was minister to Spain under
president Roosevelt.
Tho marriage of Miss Sara Manlsin FAR,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs NJ C. Farr. ana
Mr.. John Edward Lennon took place TO-
1 day at noon, at the Sacred Heart Church
Rev. P. c. Gavan. pastor Of the church,
performed the ceremony. assisted by the
| Rev. Eugene A Hannah, pastor OF 81
Martins Church.
| A beautiful decoration Of pink roses and
palms was in place in the church. and
clusters Of Of PINK INK r9ssS marked the pe"S
| The bride, who WAS escorted by her
father, looked charming in her travelling
costume Of plum-colored velvet, with a
bined with straw. She wore fox furs and
carried bouquet Of bride roses and lilies
| of the valley.
as maid of honor, and her gown was OF
| figured georgette crepe with an over
drapery of sand-colored taffeta- Her hat
was Of the georgette crepe and straw as, ana
| Mrs. Farr mother of the bride, wore a
suit Of blue velour with hat to match.
Mr.. Michael Holloran acted as best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Dent Farr and
MIR. James Farr brothers of the bride
Mr.. Raymond Bryan and Mr.: Frank Price.
| Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs
| Lennon left for northern trip. They VIII
be at home after, February 10 at 1904
| Lamont street
At Mrs. R. D. Shepherds at home yes
terday afternoon Mrs. Clarence Buel OF
New York. the house guest Of Mrs. John
Jay White. gave a charming reading in
French of that delightful little comedy.
"Oh. Monsieur" Among those fortunate
Biddle. Mrs. John Jay White. Miss Selby
Williamson Of Baltimore, Mrs. Edwin
Ashley Lewis, house guest Of Mrs. J.
| Henley Smith; Nine. Roso, Mrs: G.
Ffoulke- Smith, Mr.. John Oothout Siebert
Paymaster Merritt and Col and Mrs
Ames.
| Mrs Gilbert H Grosvenor will be at
home today and will have receiving with
her Mrs. Edwin Grosvenor. Mrs Alex
ander Graham Bell, Mrs. James r.
Mann, Mrs. c. L. Marlatt, Mrs. Ernest
P. Bicknell. Miss Nellie Sedgely: Mrs
Miss Anne Hopkins and Miss Candace
Howard.
Mrs. Ira c. Copley will be at homo to-
morrow afternoon at her residence, 21Sl
K street northwest.
| Mrs. James Young and Miss Imogene
Young will not be at home tomorrow,
| but will receive Tuesday, February s,
| at the Portland.
Mrs William c. Gwynn and Mrs. Henry
| D. BeaIl will be at home tomorrow
| afternoon.
| Mrs w. W. Wilson will be at home
| tomorrow afternoon at 1928 18th street.
| She will have with her her house guest,
Mrs George Legare of Charleston, S. c.,
| and her niece, Miss Pauline Scott of
| Chicago.
Mrs. Phelan. wife of Representative
1 ID rr,I11
| be at home at her residence, 2602 Con-
| necticut avenue, tomorrow afternoon
| from to s.
| Mrs. Abram Simon of Cathedral ave-
nue. has gone to Atlantic City for an in
| definite stay.
! DR.. Abram Simon has returned from
| Newport News. where he delivered an
address for the war relief fund.
| Mr. and Mrs. F. Carl Smith have sent
| out cards for studio at home Febru-
airy 10 from to s to meet Mrs. Russell
Harding. Mrs. Charles w. Kutz and
| Mrs. Arthur Ramsay.
| Miss Sylvia Curtis, who was the house
| guest of Mrs. Francis Alton Connolly,
| has left Washington to join her sister,
Miss Louise Curtis, at Pinehurst n. c.,
! for the months of February and March.
| Mrs Ramsay Douglas Potts of the
Wyoming will be at home February Z
and II.
The Virginia Antiquities Society held
| a meeting this morning to arrange for
| an entertainment to be given in the
near future. under the direction of Miss
| Virginia Miller, president of the So
! ciety.
| The annual reception given by Robert
E. Lee Chapter. No. 644, United Daugh-
| ters of the Confederacy, to Camp III.
United Confederate Veterans. will be
held in conjunction with a reception to
\ the division president, Mrs. James L.
Mulcare. at Confederate Memorial
| Home. 1322 Vermont avenue, Wednes-
day evening. January 81. at S o'clock.
| Daughters of the nine chapters of the
| District, veterans of the District and
Camp 305. Sons of Confederate Veterans,
| are invited
Robert f. Lee Chapter. No. 644 L. D.
| C., viii give card party at Confederate
Memorial Home. 1922 Vermont avenue,
| Friday evening. February = at O'Clock
| Refreshments will be served during the
evening. The success of the card party
| is assured by the many tables which
| have already been engaged.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herr of New York
are visiting Mrs. William Logan, mother
| of Mrs. Herr.
Mr.. Abner Newlin, with Mrs. Newlin,
| who is recognized minister in the
| Friends (Quaker) Church. residing in
| Dallas county. Iowa, arrived In the city
Friday and were guests at the home of
Mr.. Newlins cousin. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Lewis
| and Mrs. Lewis, 1857 Chaplin street
| leaving for home yesterday after a tour
| through the south of several months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Smith
! of 1913 Walnut street, Philadelphia
| who have just returned from Honolulu
and Ell Paso, are now at the Willard
| for short stay.
| Mrs. Charles Bonnell Ward and Mrs.
| Luther Wright Mott will be at home
Tuesday afternoon, from 4 to G. at 1905
| X street. They will be assisted by
Nine. Zaldivar. Mrs. Thomas S. Crago,
Mrs Samuel e. Winslow, Mrs. S. Wal
! lace Dempsey. Mrs. Homer T. Snyder.
Mrs. Perry S. Heath. Mrs. William Cor
| coran Hill. Mrs. William Mitchell, Miss
Hopwood and Mrs. Shepler.
| Mrs Goldie Ebersole entertained last
| evening. at her residence in Girard
street. in honor of her twenty-first
| birthday. The house was beautifully
| decorated with carnations and roses.
Among those included in the party were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Minor, Mr.. and Mrs. Turnage, Miss Rose
| Miller, Mrs. Mae Carrier, Miss Marie
! TAYLOR, Miss Alice Soaper, Mrs. Leslie
! Klinknette, Miss Elizabeth SampSelle.
Mr.. Dick Israel. Mr.. Moreland. Mr..