The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

pay WINDOW OF the uraNlalS-TOoilr III
which the ceremony was performed, was
embowered in asparagus, the couple
standing under huge love knot % white
satin ribAon- The drawing rooms were
ahloom with American Beauty roses and
Southern laurel that sprayed the doors
and chandeliers. The bridal gown was of
rich white lace. over which fell the folds
Of "a bIOssuU-Crowned tulle veil The at
teudant maids were Miss Sheridan and
Miss Gertrude CIagett. both of whom
wore white crepe and picturesque white
hats trimmed with black plumeS- The
Sroom's best man was Mr.. John p Story.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.Dr.
Mackay-Smith, .. d. in the presence 81
a limited number of intimate friends. and
after the service there was a reception
and breakfast for larger com pany IF
guests
The bride is one IF the noted bellies of
the Capital and since the death OF her
father. Captain Rodgers, L s A, has
travelled with her mother broad.
Mrs Burton Harrison is spending the
week With her son and Jaughter-n-Iaw.
Mr. and Mrs Fairfax Harrison before
going 10 New York
Baron Herman. Of the German Lcga-
ton. IS in New York
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis gave a dinner
last night.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley gave
an informal dinner at the White House
last night The list of invited guests was
as follows
Secretary Wilson and Miss Wilson. Gov
ernor Allen and Mrs Allen, Ma jor Gener-
Al COrbin Major General Young CAPTAIN
a Srf1l Il h
| cock, Miss Phelps and Miss Hanna
A tea and musicale was held yesterday
afternoon in the pastoral residence Of St
Matthew's Church under the auspices or
the fashionable women Of the parish, as
sisted by prominent Catholics OF other
local churches The first floor of the
/ house was placed al the disposal Of the
ladies IN charge and decorated through
out by flowers and palms donated ana
! atJerward disposed Of by sale.
he pdrioT was transformed into a tea
room presided over by Mrs John y Do1-
neli. assisted by Mrs. Clarence Edwards.
/ Mrs. Perm. Miss Lettermau. Miss Marie
5lchenna. Miss Rose Douglas Wallach,
{ MISS Merriam. Miss Hagner. Miss ClagetU.
1 and Miss GOOdfeIIOw. Miss Patten served
! lemonade in the same room. Mrs AtWeu,
/ wife of the Secretary of the Argentine
| legation, served ice cream. ana Miss
! kUcGer sold flowers The committee in
general charge consisted of Mrs VII
/ liam II Clagett- Mrs Emile Montgomery.
and Mrs. Ramsay. Among the patrons
! Of the very successful affair. a number
| Of whom assisted personally in the sales.
/ were Mrs " hite. wife Of Justice White.
! the NiscOuEtess Santo Thyrso. the Count
/ IS t2uadt. Mrs. Thomas T Walsh. Nine
I Perez Nine Renglfo. Mrs HendIsy
/ Smith, the Misses Letter. Miss Mathilde
/ Townsend. the Misses AIcKenna The
Misses Sheridan, and Miss Mildred Viii
/ liams-
Mrs Fremont. who was to have coDtrib-
/ ut=d TO the musical entertainment an
/ nognced, was suffering from severe cold
| and her place on the programme was tax
en- Dy MISS Terry. daughter OF Admiral
/ Terry who sang ''SauaStoy" BY D HaF-
de-oJ, and "A Dream. by Bartlett Miss
Actullough's numbers were Mon Disie.'
/ by Nevln- ana 'Obstinacy.' BY Fonte-
/ nsilles. Mr.. George O'COunoE received.
! IS usual. several encores for his coon
/ songs and the accomplishments were play
! ed most pleasing!y By Miss Jennie Glen
/ nan. the OTganist Of St Matthew'S
I very excellent programme was the vocal
/ number Sweet and Low. sung by a
80 S5 80 toiit -LpSTu OF MS rose I.thAS-
oaiier Miss Katherine Iackey, Mir. T
/ Maxwell, and Dir. Weber May.
The Greek letter fraternfties OF Colunl-
| bian University gave a pan-fraternity''
{ dance last night AT Rauscher-s which
I brought together q number Of charming
! people from the social and student world.
! The affair was given under the patronage
OF a number Of prominent society wo-
men among whom were Mrs David Jayne
HILL Mrs. John NJ Harlan. and Mrs. Ed
ward NJ CTaiiaudst The ARA ugements of
/ The 1y-ifina were in charge of = commit
/ tee consisting OF ar. Thomas S. Merrill
/ for Kappa Alpha. Mr- Bayard Wyman.
Cor Phi Sigma Kappa. Mr. John H Bal
lngc-. for Phi Delta Phi Mr. Richmond
/ p Eedinstou, for Sigma Chi; Mr. Nj. g.
! BenJ2 min. for Kappa Sigma, and 8Gr. J..
/ Homer Deis. for Theta Delta Chi.
Captain and Mrs. Beach. of 1911 II
/ Street, entertained a company at dinner
/ last night in honor Of Lieutenant General
| and Mrs Miles. Mrs. Beach also has
! cards out for tea Friday afternoon, at
! Rauschers
/ Cen and Mrs William H Payne, Of
{ WarrenJon. Va. have issued invitations
/ for the marriage Of their daughter Miss
I Virginia PAYNE to Hon Eppa HuntOu
[ IT. Y Wednesday evening, April p at ST.
/ James Church, Warrenton-
Mrs. Brvant gave a dance for young
! people last night.
Misses Carrie, Louise and Gladys AI1rnn
and . number OF little girl friends. who
/ formed . sewing class during Lent held
/ q fair yesterday afternoon, from , TO 5
0 clock. az he home OF Mrs Charles \
/ Munn. Of Scott Gree. The goods on sale
ments made Dy the small phIlanthropists
and the proceeds Of the bazaar win h.
contributed 10 TIE Children's Hospital
fund.
Mr. Frederick Fairbanks. Of Princeton
College and his brother Richard. from
AndoyeT, are spending the Easter vaca-
ton with their parents, Senator and Sfrs.
Fairbanks.
Mrs Fairbanks HiiI go TO New York
shortly 10 attend the entertainment 10
be given by the knIckerboclfcr Club in
honor o LeH ingt0a and Concord on
April 10 3Ir. Fairbanks VIII also b.
present at the Colonial bali il honor "
the Iuaug ration Of Washington. which
. Tlll bo given on the 3g;h instant Mrs
! re Witt fa-mage VIII also be among the
/ guests from Washington.
! The cotHion Of sixty couples that added
So notably TO The pleasures OF the dane
ing v odd last year renewed its triumphs
last nsEl.t at Masonic Temple. As usual
the conn iittce in charge Of the evenings
pleasure was composed of Mrs Charles
f. Campbell Mrs. Johu K Poor. Mrs.
I \ Addison. Miss 6Iyer. Miss Merriam
and Miss Owen The cotillion was Id
Joy DIT Robert f Mason and Mrs. Camp
. bell. and the l23 guests Included the ma
{ jority of prominent young married PEG
Me anu maids and cavaliers Of the official
and social world.
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