Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-07

best man. and Lieut. George N. Hayward,
Lieut.. Louis A. Kaiser, Lieut.. Commander
the y. S: N; Capt. Harry Lanyard, Major
Charles L. McCawley Of the Marine Corps.
Capt. Lassiter, Capt. Coleman and Capt. A..
w. Butt of the U. s. A, ushers. All were
party around the palm-decked chancel OF
ST. Thomas Church was most effective.
The bride in her elegant toilet OF lace
and satin. was ideally pretty, in fact it
would be hard to array such an exceedingly
pretty young woman when she could not be
worthy Of the greatest admiration. Her
attendants suggested the spring season In
their fluffy dresses of white chiffon cloth,
with accessories of pink, which showed also
In their hats which will be just the thing
for the June garden parties. Their flowers
were pink,
Society in It's smartest diplomatic and res
ident phases present at both the cere-
mony and at Rauschers, the occasion
bringing together especially the younger
set, who have been the more closely identt-
fed with the festivities of the past winter.
Last night Miss McCauley gave dinner
for the bride of today and the bridesmaids
and had the ushers in later for supper
Mrs. Tuckerman, sister of the hostess, and
Mrs. Maus sister of the bride, were also
present.
President Roosevelt attended the theater
last night for the first time in some weeks,
finding need of relaxation after the strain
of the congressional season and the inaugu-
ration He witnessed Miss May Irwin's
production at the Columbia Theater of
were Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Roosevelt, Sem
ator Lodge and Mrs. Lodge and DR.. w. L..
Bigelow. The President laughed heartily at
the topical and coon songs.
Mrs. James T. TimberIake of iii K
street northwest had as her guest during
inauguration week Miss Dorothy Rardin
of Roanoke, Va Miss Rardin will return
home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley entertained
at dinner last night the Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs Shaw Secretary of War
and Mrs Taft, the Attorney General, Lieut..
Gen. and Mrs. Chaffee, Commander and
Mrs Reamey, Mr.. and Mrs. Henley-Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinchot, yMajsGen. and Mrs.
Gillespie and Mrs. Stanley Mathews.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley had as guests at
luncheon Sunday the following: the Span
ish minister, Lady Alexander, Baron Won
tard and Mr.. and Mrs George Forsythe Of
New York.
Miss Lydia Loring attended the last of
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Senator and Mrs. Elkins will give a din
ner tonight in honor of Cardinal Gibbons
The Belgian minister, Baron Moncheur.
entertained at dinner last evening Lord and
house, Mrs. Seth Barton French of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Padelford,
Mrs. Fearn, Miss Patten. REPRESENTATIVE
Bourke Cochran, the Belgian Consul in
New York and Mrs Mali and the secretar-
| les of the Belgian legation in this city.
Mrs. Westinghouse who but a few
days ago reopened her house on Dupont
circle, was at home yesterday to callers and
was assisted by her neice, Miss Wadsworth.
charming welcome has already been ex-
tended this popular hostess. who, 1t is
hoped. will remain here until late in the
spring.
Mrs. Robert Patterson's small dance last
night was an agreeable finish to a happy
season. particularly for the younger set A
number of out-of-town guests were present,
members of her own and of her friends
house parties. Major McCawley led the
cotillion, in which there were five favor
figures In addition to the ambassadors
and their wives, the guests included Lord
and Lady Lenox, Miss Lenox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry White. Nine. Waidington, Miss
Roosevelt. daughter Of the President: Miss
OUrand, the naval attachs Of the French