The Washington times., 1906-03-28

utuS. ana IN Iact many entertainments
all I'm one. planned after the great
Russian Red Cross bazaar gotten up two
years ago by Countess Cassini Mrs.
Barney will be in charge OF the decora-
tive part of the booths. Mrs Lee Phil
lips. Mrs. MCGOWAN. Mrs. Julian James.
Mrs Peyton Russell. and other promi-
nent women are interesting themselves
Another early spring charity calling
for the attention and money OF society
people will be the tableaux vivants. to
be given in April for the benefit OF the
St Johns Orphansge Miss Kate Berry
and Miss Edith Miller are engaged in
arranging the program
Mrs. Samuel Spencer returned 10
Washington last evening from lengthy
Southern trip. Mr.. Spencer is now in
New York
Lieut. Col and Mrs Colin Camp
bell have gone TO Chicago to visit Joseph
Letter, Mrs. campbelTs brother. and
other relatives. They viii return To
Washington April = and will saii from
New York for their home in England
April 10.
Mrs Johnson, of Philadelphia, is The
guest Of her son, Representative Nor
reil, at 1712 II street. She has been
in the South all winter. much indisposed.
but is now better.
Invitations were issued today for the
wedding of Miss Helen Munroe Elliott
daughter of Mrs Thomas Munroe
Elliott, and Harry s. Whiting. formerly
Of Washington. but now Of New York.
This is one OF the earliest spring we'd
d.ngs. and will take place at 5 O'Clock
in the evening at the home OF the brides
mother. 1876 Calvert street. April IS
The Rev Alfred II. Harding will ofici-
ate. assisted by the Rev. Herbert Cot
ton Smith Miss Elliott who is a
dainty blond. viii have as flower girl
the bridegrooms little niece. Frances
Whiting. and Mrs William Madison
Mason, the brides elder sister. will be
matron of honor. Eveieth Whiting will
serve as his brothers best man
Invitations were issued only 10 the
relatives and very intimate friends of
the two families.
Miss Marie McKenna. whose msrrfae.
TO Davenport Brown, OF Boston. will
take place at the home OF her parents.
Justice and Mrs. McKenna. April o
"''- Aie'NO rs hAcNAOl VI AOnOI ueF SIS
ter. Mrs John Leggett PuItz. OF New
York. whose marriage took place a few
weeks ago, and as bridesmaids Miss
Foraker and Miss Cotton
Mrs Foraker viii give a dinner to
Miss Mckenna and the wedding party
April "A.
At the wedding on April Is OF Corne-
illus Bliss. tr., OF New York. and Miss
Zaidee Cobb. of Washington, Miss
Cobb's sister. Miss Elsie Cobb. will be
her maid of honor and only attendant
Mr.. Bliss best man is to be Albert C.
Mnbank. and the ushers selected are
Scott McLanahan. Hugh Auchincloss
Reginald Huiderkoper. of Washington
Murray Cobb. a brother of the bride:
r. r. Borden, of Fall River. Mass.
cousin OF Mr. Bliss, and Tyler Field. OF
Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay Washburn an
nounce the engagement of their dauch-
ter. Eti;elbert. to Herbert Mifiin Hall.
OF Philadelphia Although the marriage
will not take place until next month.
the marriage license was issued yester
day. according to the newly inausurated
fashion Of foreigners, Bostonians and
New Workers. of obtaining this docu-
ment weeks before the ceremony takes
place
Mrs Cortelyou has as her guest DIR
Rosalie Slaughter Morton. and will be
at nome 20 their friends this afternoon.
Mrs Louis Blitz and Miss BIitz wbo
spent the greater part of the winter as
The guests OF DR.. and Mrs Rosenau ana
Mrs Frank at their residence on Thir-
teenth street are again their guests en-
route 70 their home in Lakewood. from a
visit South
Lieut. Carlo Pfster. naval attacbe of
the Italian embassy. with his bride. for
meriy Miss Hester LaughIIn, of St.
Louis, has returned from his wedding
journey abroad and is now at the Italian
embassy. Nine. Pfster has the distinc-
tion OF being the only woman now at the
embassy as IL is not known when Mime.
des Planches will take up her duties in
washington society again Nine PTS
lar.
Mrs. Daniel Manning has returned
from a two weeks visit to New Orleans
and has taken an apartment at the Ar
hngten, where she will remain several
weeks.
MT ana MIS-. Henry Lane Emo os
New York. are visiting >Mr. and Mrs
William Phelps Emo at the Iatter's resI-
dence on n street. Mr.. and Mrs Emo
Will entertain again during the E;asre~
season, after a period of mourning.
Mrs. Fairbanks has accepted an invi
tation to participate in a conference on
the modern education of women which
will be held at the Georgetown convent
under the auspices of the AIumnae As
soeiauon Of that institution on Thurs
day afternoon. An informal reception
VIII precede the meeting for which in
vitations have been issued by the Sisters
of the Visitation.
Miss Mary Rhodes Miller. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs ]. c. Miller, of George
town. was married yesterday morning
10 Francis p. Sheehy. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Thomas c. Har
liza. S. j., the rector, in Trinity Church.
The bride was educated at TIE Convent
of the Sacred Heart in Torresdale. Pa
and at the convent in Frederick. Md
Mr. Sheehy is a gradzfate of st. John's
College, in this CITY The maria ca noe