The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
lTompkins on Third street northwest, was
the scene of a pretty home wedding last
levening when their daughter Miss Ida
Roberta Tompkins, and Charles II.
lTompkns We're united. The ceremony, at
which Rev DR. Whitman. a close per-
lsonal friend of the family, officiated, was
witnessed by a very small company. but
took place amid particularly beautiful
floral surroundings, the drawingroom be-
ing converted into a bower Of palms and
white chrysanthemums. The bride and
groom entered the room to the music OF
"L0hengrin passing through an aisle
formed by white ribbons held by the fol-
lowing girl friends OF the bride: Misses
Helen Metz. Mabel Clement. Hazel
Haines. Marian Larner. Miriam Hammer,
and Ethel Tompkins the latter a sister
of the bridegroom The bridal party in
lcluded Messrs. Walter Gilbert Charles
Gregory, George Eagan, Fred Blackford,
MARSHALL Magruder, and Mr.. Bacon.
James p. Sherier and the brides sister,
Miss Elizabeth Tompkins, were best
man and maid of honor The bride
wore a gown Of white chiffon over white
tadeta, with tuIle veil, and carried a
cluster of white chrysanthemums. The
maid Of honor also wore white, her gown
being crepe de chine. She also carried
white Chrysanthemums. The ceremony
was followed by a reception from 5 to 10
lo'ciock, after which the bride and bride
groom left for an out-of-town trip. An
interesting feature Of the ceremony was
the fact that the bridegroom, the six
ushers.f the best man. and officiating
clergyman are all members of the Pheta
Delta Chi Fraternity.
Mrs. Charles H. Campbell was the
hostess at a large tea yesterday after
noon at her home on G street. which
brought together very interesting com
Ipany Of old and new friends. The
hostess, wearing a gown Of pink crepe de
chine, with trimming OF lace and chiffon.
was assisted in welcoming her friends by
Mrs. CrOpper, Mrs Russell, Mrs Andrew
Bradley, Mrs. Dulaney Hunter. Mrs
Bulmer, Mrs William Gordon Crawford
and Nine Quesada. The drawing-roon
and dining-roOm were both prettIy
decorated in pink chrysanthemums and
rcses, the latter. with the many beautiful
pieces Of family silver. making the tea
table one OF the handsomest seen this
season. Mrs. Rlxey, Mrs. Albert Key
and Mrs. BromweH did the honors. Addi-
tonal assistants Of the afternoon were
Miss Jean LOring, Miss Marie Barnes.
Miss Davldge, Miss Woodruff, Miss Lin
coin Miss HOyt, Miss owen. Miss Mary
Southeriand, Miss Bradley. Miss Nary
Goldsborough, Miss Ffoulke. and Miss
RidgeIy.
Mrs Leutze entertained at a large
luncheon yesterday IN honor Of her debu-
tante daughter, Miss Marion Leutze. The
guests were Miss Katherine Jennings
Miss Olga Converse. Miss Caryl Craw-
ford. Miss Natalie Magruder. Mss Ruth
Tanner, Miss Evelyn Chew. Mss Fred
erica Morgan. Miss Juliette Williams
Miss Laura Wells. Miss Margaretta
Symons. Miss Mollie Dodge, Miss Joanna
schroeder, Miss Helen Wilson. Miss JSan
Lorlng, Miss Frances GoIdsborough. Miss
Katherine Clabaugh. and Miss Esther
Denny.
Considerable social interest Is attracted
by the forthcoming entertainment in aid
OF the House Of the Good Shepherd. at
Rauscher's next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs, White, wife of Mr.. Justice White Of
board Of woman managers. has arranged
the entertainment which will be q sale
and tea along the line which provcd
most successful in past seasons. and will
have among her assistants not only The
foremost women OF St Matthews parish.
but scores Of nOn-Catholic friends who
always join in this particular charity
! Baroness Hengelmuiler. Mrs McKenna
Miss Riggs. the Misses Cullen. AIRS
MOsher, Mrs. Preston Sands, Mrs. Robert
Hinckley, Mrs. Montgomery. Miss Sher-
man. Miss Whelau will all contribute
largely to the success Of the sale, while
the tea room will be in charge of Mrs.
George Howard Nine Henri de Sibour,
and Mrs. Corcoran Thorn.
Mrs Roosevelt. Representative and Mrs
LongwOrth, Miss Christina Roosevelt. Of
Oyster Bay. L. l.. and Attorney General
Moody occupied a box at the National
TEeater last evening to witness the per-
formance of Mary Mannering in "Glori-
Gus Betsy"
Another charity under fashionable pat
rOnage will be the concert on the after
noon Of December II, at the National
Theater, when Nine. Schumann-H -Heink
VIII appear ALutE the ulEeClOn Ut the
Mount Vernon Seminary Association and
in aid Of their free kindergarten work
among the local poor.
The luncheon which Mrs. z. j. Stell-
wagen will give at the New Willard on
Saturday, December s. is for young peo-
pie. to meet Miss Ducat, of Fort Brady.
Mich.
Mrs Clarence Moore has joined her
husband in this city, where they have
leased for the coming winter the we'll
known residence, 1885 Pennsylvania ave
nue., the home of the late Mrs. Samuel
Phillips Lee. The new home which MIR
and Mrs Moore are now building on
I Massachusetts avenue will not be com
pleted until spring.
Mrs. Oldberg entertained a box party
at the Belasco Theater last evening.
| Mrs Richard Townsend and her daugh-