The Washington herald., 1906-12-16

bassy yesterday. The company was
chaperoned by Lieut. and Mrs. Bulmer.
and included Miss Norris. Miss Gan. Miss
Williams. Mr.. Huidekoper. Mr.. Stephen
Rowen, Lieut.. Sheridan, and Mr. Howard.
The company later attended Mrs. Nc
Leans dance. On Monday evening Miss
Durand viii give small dance.
Maj. Korner, military attache Of the
German Embassy. and Frau Korner en-
tertained at dinner last evening. when
their guests included Gen. and Mrs.
Barry, Gen and Mrs. Sharp, Col. and
Mrs Potts, Col. and Mrs. Russell, Mr..
and Mrs. Mason Wright. Lieut.. Col.
Count Gleichen, military attache of the
British Embassy; Capt Fournier. OF the
French Embassy; Mrs. Joseph E. Kuhn,
and Miss Miriam Terry Crosby.
Capt. and Mrs Richardson Glover en-
tertained at dinner last evening in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheriff., of New
York.
Mrs. Robert HlnckIey entertained at a
,
which was in the nature Of a house warm
ing for her new home on Sixteenth street.
The handsome hostess received in q gown
OF golden brown Liberty satin with trained
skirt. with Louis Quinze coat. the entire
garment embroidered in cream-cOlored
satin braid, with waistcoat of lace and
chiffon.
IT, d., urine room, opd foroa d{n{oo-roov,,
were decorated in American Beauty roses
and tropical greens. the tea table being
especially attractive In furnishings Of very
handsome silver and flowers. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Dulaney Hunter.
Mrs. Fahnestock, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs de
Geoffry. Miss Woodruff, and Miss Laura
Jackson. These ladies relieved each other
at the tea table, with a number OF the
seasons debutantes assisting An OrChes-
ira played during the reception, which
was one Of the smartest the present sea-
son has yet known.
Miss Sheriff. entertained at a small tea
yesterday afternoon to meet her young
sister-in-law. Mrs. Charles Sheriff.. OF
New York, a bride Of the past year, who
will be her guest for a few days.
Mrs. Richardson Clover and Miss Board
man did the honors Of the tea table
A very pretty wedding took place yes
terday afternoon al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emanuel Speich, of 2SO1 Thirteenth
street, when their daughter Anna Hill
bert, and Mr.. Ralph Loran Sabin, Of
Hastings. Nebr.. were married by Rev.
George Fiske Dudley.
Promptly al o'clock the bride. escorted
by her father and attended by Mrs Louis
St Elmo Burgess. Of Baltimore. and Miss
Annie Butler, as matron and maid OF
honor, entered the beautifully decorated
drawing-room. She was gowned in pale
blue liberty satin, with a wreath OF lilies
OF the valley in her hair, and carried a
shower bouquet Of violets and lilies Of the
valley Mrs. Burgess wore white crepe de
chine trimmed with Irish point lace and
Miss Butler was particularly charming in
pink silk with rose applique, and a pink
picture hat Both carried bouquets OF
Golden Gate roses. Mr.. Emanuel SpeIch,
jr., a cousin Of the bride, was best man.
During the reception which followed
the ceremony, fully 300 guests offered
their congratulations 20 the young couple.
Mrs. Speich, wearing a handsome gown
Of white chiffon cloth and lace. was as
sisted In the dining-room. which was
trimmed with palms and brilliant poin-
settia, by Miss Miner. Miss Jarvis, Miss
Merrill. Miss Browne Miss Costinett.
Miss narrower. Miss Hastings. Miss Lit
tleDage, Miss Woog, Miss Everett, and