New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington Aprf1 : (SpeciaD.-Mr. and Mrs Will
lam SchaT gave a dinner party tms evening a'
their home No. LOS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Inc
guests were the Ambassador OF Germany. the AM
bassador of Russia, Senator ana MIS- Wetmore.
the Minister of the Netherlands the Minister VI
Belgium and Baroness Mencheur. Countess Cassini.
Miss Pauncefote. Mrs Chatfeid-Iayior' MISS f'ou''i
and Mr.. and Mrs Henry May
Mrs Theodore a. bingham gave luncheon. Inc
table flowers were white roses set with maidenhair
ferns The guests were Senator Burrowss wife,
Mrs John ". Foster. Mrs. Stanley Matthews. MIS-.
Martin Edgar Oulsted. Mrs. Arson O. MINIS Mrs'
Herbert Wadsworth. Mrs. Charles Parish, Mrs
Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Banbridge Huff. Mrs Fey
ton Russell and Miss Margaret Edes
Mrs John Taylor Arms gave luncheon in honor
Of Mrs. Shaw, wife of the Secretary OF tne Treas
ury. Among the guests were Senator truman
wife. Mrs David Jayne Hell. Mrs Graham beii'
Mrs Otis Bigelow, Mrs. Philip Mature. Mrs Ho-
dulph Kaufman. Mrs. James Thayer ana MISS
May Arms.
The Mask and Wig Club of the University OF
Pennsylvania was the great attraction FOR 1ashioh-
able society this evening at the Lafayette square
Opera House when the club gave its new play
''Old King Cole" 1t was a brilliant audience. the
boxes and every seat being occupied, and sufncien'-
ly inspiring bring out the best enorts OF the
actors in the merry turlesque. The officers OF the
club are: Clayton F. McMichael president; MurdocR
Kendrick and Frederick r. Meigs vice presidents;
L. s. Oliver secretary: J. Warren Couston. tr'
treasurer: Howard K. Mohr. business manager
Charles Gilpn. stage director, and Charles snyder
Morgan. jr. ballet master. "Old King Cole. an I'M
classified offering acts written by VIII
lam Ernest jr and is the fourteenth annual pro-
duction of the Mask and Wig Club. Among the
other productions Miss Columbia, Mt ana
Mrs. Cleopatra mo Gentleman of France. Mr.
Aguinaldo of Manila. played I'm Easter week. 1907
Captain Kid U. S. NJ Very Little Red Riding
Hood" Ben Franklin. il King Arthur and
The Yankee League" The play this evening III
Guided about hundred young men. fifty in the
Nude EdtaC
from 'F1orodora" The Toreador. The strollers,"
Miss Simplicity and The Little Duchess This
ss and vie % IN Ta Wahnsoh Among the
patronesses, a number of whom occupied BOXES
Knox M Of Ro0 M1 crc hrs
Hale. Mrs Hanna Mrs Lodse Mrs Foraker s and
wife Of General Miles: Mrs Audenreid Mrs. George
ia S MrE Thomas Nelson Page
Mrs. William s Cowles. Mrs. Francis G. Newiands
Mose Of the weddings this week set for
wednesd1y-noon, evening house and church eeFe-
Miss Maud Talmage. the daughter of the Rev
Of Ithaca. n Y, Will be married at noon on
Wednesday. 1t intended to have the ceremony
the illness of the brides father it will be quiet
home wedding The guests incndtns ody y the SoT
women who were 10 have been bridesmaids The
the Reg Frank Frank T aim t Of cStcaso
Another quiet. wedding on Wednesday Will be
Allen Day. of the army. Mrs Gardner who has
recently made her home in Washington, Is well
known in literary circles of New-York and Bosto
Colonel Day is a soldier Of the Civil War and saw
Miss Edyth Pratt. the daughter of Frederick W.
Pratt. Captain Francis William DtckinS. OF the
navy, TO be married on Wednesday evening. IL
will be a home wedding. the Rev. j. G Ames read
ting the service The brides only attendant Will be
hex schoolgirl cousin. Miss Marguerite Des7ard of
NeNYork Paymaster Thomas H. Hicks. Of the
navy. will he the best
Miss MAY Gillespie Blaine, daughter of the late
Robert Blaine and niece of the late James @.
Blaine. and Charles Eppa Iipscomb. of Virginia.
to have evening wedding in ST Peters
Church. The ceremony will be followed by recep-
ton at the home Of the brides mother.
An engagement just announced of interest TO
New-York and Washington people is that Of Miss
Adelia Ireland. daughter of John r. Ireland, OF
New-York and DR.. Montgomery Sicard, of Wash
ington of the late Admiral Sicard.
The cement OF Miss Ethel Davies. daughter
Julien T. Davies. and Archibald S. Fletcher. OF
New-York. is also OF interest to many people in
Washington, where Miss Davies Is well known.
having been here frequently the guest of her
uncle and aunt. General and Mrs. Rochester, the
latter sister of Bradley Martin.