New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON
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washington. April So.-BaFoness as'is ..
wife of tbe Austrian Ambassador. acted as hostess
az the s'Txposition Cullnaire,' for the oefent OA
the San Francisco sufferers. az haeseheFS' TINS
afternoon The Baroness wore hFeheh eO"N "a
deem peachblOw pink vOile cut princess anu .os--
toned over a waist Of white elnDEoi"etsH 4l--'
hat os black and pink and a white teather Doa-
A,o.I,o, ber In receiving were Miss Josephine
11rrord daughter OF the British Ambassador IN a
GOWN OF white nuns yelling and moussehho
blouse: Miss Everild Durand. wearing cadet blue
wolfe over white lace bodice ana a white sttS"
hat trimmed with blue; Mime. Wienizin' wearing
a gown Of pink and white organdie, and blaek
hat trimmed with Dresden ribbon; Miss Josephine
Taoarsrnen I'm a gown OF French embroidered null:
Miss Sheriff. in white wolfe skirt and lace bodice;
Miss Laura jackson. in a gown OF white lace with
pale green hat and trimmings. and others. num-
ber of tables were laden with articles from the
hands Of the best known chefs in Washington.
among them NJ. KOrdlna. who for over five years
served as head chef az the Hungarian Court and Is
now the chef OF the Austrian Embassy; Edwin
welz, the chef at the British Embassy, and the
chefs from the New Willard, RausChers and other
places There were chickens and other fowls
dressed IN wonderful manner. fish beyond recogni-
tion, hams with their identity so concealed that
they mistaken for musical instruments. and
other handiwOrk Of these kings OF the kitchen.
Everything sold WELL the entire proceeds going for
the benefit OF the San Francisco sufferers.
The Mask and Wig Club Of the University OF
Pennsylvania packed the Belasco with a fashion
able audience tonight. Among the patrOnessess all
Of whom were present, were Lady Durand,
Baroness HengelmulIer, Nine. Jusserand, Baroness
speck Won Sternburg, Baroness ROsen, Baroness
MOncheuF, Mrs Russell A. Alger, Mrs. Alfred z.
Bates, Mrs Thomas Biddle Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Cowles,
Mrs. COrtelyou, Mrs Nicholas Fish, Mrs. Draper,
Mrs. Arnold Hague, Mrs. Audenried. Mrs. DalzeII.
Mrs. Newlands, Mrs. Tuckerman, Mrs WadswOFth
and Mrs John F. Rodgers. The students had
fine cast In ''ShylOck & Co., Bankers" a musical
travesty, with splendid lot Of life and humOF in
Il, and following the show they were the guests OF
Mrs. William Gordon Crawford at supper. AFTER
paying their own expenses iH Washington, Il has
always been their custom TO give whatever was
over to some local church, the selection being left
20 Mrs John E Reyburn, who. in turn. gives II 20
the Diet Kitchen.
Miss Kate Shepard. daughter Of the late Ad-
miral and Mrs. Edwin NJ Shepard, was mar
r4ed this afternoon at So. Margaret's Church, 90
George Dewitt MOulsOn. os New York. There
were number Of people vEell knOwn In society
at the church, while the reception at the house
OF Mrs. Shepard, IN Columbia Road, was only
for the bridal party and relatives The Rev
Herbert Scott Smith Oficiated. assisted by the
Rev. Dr. Bartlett. Of Rochester Mrs. Shepard,
wearing a gown OF white grenadine and white bon
net and veil. gave her daughter away. The bride
wore gown OF chiffon cloth and point lace and
tune veil and orange blossoms. Her two matrons
were her sisters, Mrs c. T. VOgelgesang and Mrs.
@. c. Davidson. wearing gowns OF white lace, with
Louis Quinze coats embroidered in llacs and white
hats trimmed with the same blossoms, while the
maid Of honor Miss Mary NToulsOn wore q gown
of white lace and white silk embroidered coat.
Her hat white. and she cqrried white lIlacs.
The best Frank e Hardness. OF Chicago:
the ushers. Lieutenant Commander c. Theodore
vogelgesang, U s. N: lieutenant Gregory C. Davi-
son. U. s. N; Frederick A. MacCIuer. Of New
York: Charles 3. NOuls0n Of Newport News; VIII
lam B. Chase and Henry V. Andrews, OF New
York. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. 7. q.
Moulson, of Rochester: Miss Laura 1fOulson. Of
Bar Harbor: Frank L BabbOtt and the Misses
Babbott. of Brooklyn; Mrs. Richard Lawrence OF
New York; Mrs. Murray Bartlett. Of Rochester;
Mrs. william A. Sherman and Miss Sherman, OF
New York: Miss Alexandrine Cott. Of New York;
Mr.. and Mrs George Willis. OF Mobile: Mrs
Bullock, OF Mobile; Miss Isabel Rogers Of ROches-
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ". shannon. OF Phila-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson W. Butler, OF New
York: Mr.. and Mrs Edward Everett. Marshall, OF
Newport. Penn.
Mrs. L. z. Letter will leave Washington to-mOr-
row afternoon. for Chicago and will so from there
TO New York within few days. preparatory 20
sailing for England. where she viii spend the
summer.