The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-12
IN SOCIETYS CIRCLE
President Guest of Honor at Dinner of Sec
rotary and Mrs. Shaw.
Miss Roosevelt Witnesses Performance of Mask
and Wig Club-Marriage of Clara DAZZLE
to DR.. Frank Moody.

President Roosevelt will be the guest
Of honor at a dinner tonight Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Shaw. The dinner is the annual func-
ton given by each Cabinet member to
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt, and
has been delayed this late in the season,
first. by the death of Secretary Shaw's
brother and later by the season OF Lent,
which was observed by Mrs. Roosevelt.
Miss Roosevelt was among Mrs. Rey-
burns guests at the theater last night
to witness the Mask and Wig perform
ance. Mrs. Reyburn's party was in
honor Of her son, William S. Reyburn,
who Is home from Yale on his spring va
cation. Mr.. Reyburn, however. was
pallbearer for Miss Ffoulke, and re
tired from the evening entertainment
out Of respect for his friend.
Mrs. Reyburn's other guests were Miss
Sears, of Boston. who is visiting the
White House: Miss Durand daughter OF
the British ambassador; Miss West, of
Pittsburg; Miss Diana Morgan Hill. Mss
McCauley. Miss Oliver, Miss Warren,
Representative Robert Adams. 1r-. OF
Pennsylvania; Cecil Calvert and VII
liam Penn Cresson. OF Philadelphia;
Victor Remy, of Chicago; General
Crozier, Mr. Bull, and oscar Lewisohn;
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh, Mrs.
Slater, Mrs AudenTied. General and
Mrs. Draper. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Nc
Lean, Commander Miller, and Mrs. b.
II. Warder.
Men who contemplate attending the
fashionable presentation Of Mrs. Bar
ney's play at the Lafayette Theater to-
night are requested to wear evening
dress
The British ambassador and Lady
Durand will open the drawing rooms Of
the embassy tomorrow evening for
small party in honor of Miss DuranG
| and her friends.
Friends of former Representative and
Mrs H B. Dahle. of Mount Horeb.
Wis. will hear with pleasure or the
marriage of Miss Clara Dahle, their
daughter, TO Dr. Frank Moody. Of Min
neapolis. which occurred in the home
town of the bride on April 9.
The day also marked the fftieth weG-
ding anniversary Of the brides grand
parents. thus lending double interest
| The wedding was particularly brilliant
/ and one Of the most notable events OF
/ the year in that part Of the country.
/ Miss Marie Dahle. sister Of the bride.
| was maid of honor Otto and isaac
Dahle. brothers, were among the
ushers, and little Miss Helen Dahle was
/ flower girl The Norwegian Lutheran
! Church where the marriage took place,
/ U-as Ella borate1v draped i'm white and
| decorated. The wedding was tollowed
/ by a large dinner and reception at the
/ home OF the brides parents.
| Major General and Mrs Gillespie en-
/ tertained at dinner last night at their
/ home in Rhode Island Avenue, when
! their guests were the French ambassa-
dor and Nine. Jusserand. Senator and
/ Mrs. Alger. Senator and Miss Kean Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne MaCVeagh. General
and Mrs Merritt, Colonel Foster OF the
/ British embassy and Mrs. Foster, and
| Capt and Mrs. Warren c. Beach.
! The first secretary Of the German en-
/ bassy and Baroness Bussche entertained
dinner party last evening. the guests
| later accompanying their hosts tc the
/ the theater.
Mrs. de Chair. wife OF the military at
/ tache Of the British embassy, viii be at
! home this afternoon at her apartment at
/ the Highlands.
/ Mrs. Opal Horton Smith, who has
/ been spending the winter in the noun
! tains Of Virginia. Will be at home Wed
| nesday. at sz9 Rhode Island Avenue.
| A number Of children attended the
/ birthday party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
/ p. T. O'Connor in honor Of the sec
! ond anniversary Of their son. James
/ Louis, Sunday evening. April 10. from
10 s. al their home. 6l7 D Street north
west Several games were played, after
I which refreshments were served in the
/ dlning-roon3 which was decorated with
/ palms and flowers.
! Among those present We're the chill
| dren Of Messrs. Hartman, Goldberg.
] Yudclvit Sperling MichaelsOn. Wilson,
/ Pae,oTnak. Pleiner. GOldstein, and
I O. Common. Silver. Freeman. Myberg; also
J Miss Bertha Spar. Miss Nellie Hori-