The Washington herald., 1906-11-25

The contemporaries Of Miss Morgan.
forming a charming receiving party, were
Miss Evelyn Chew, Miss Molly Dodge,
Miss Joanna Schroeder, Miss Eleanor
Slater, and Miss Olga Converse.
Mrs z. L. Tanner. wife Of Capt. Tan
ner, entertained at a debutante luncheon
yesterday complimentary TO her daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth Tanner. whose coming out
tea viii take place December D.
The guests yesterday were: Miss Mary
Switzerland, Miss Kathleen Leupp,
daughter Of the Indian Commissioner
Miss Alys Downing, Miss Helen Down
ing, Miss Maxwell, Miss Marian Stevens,
Miss Pauline Magruder, Miss Natalie Ma
gruder. Miss Sidney Stevens. Miss Alice
Shepard, and Miss Remey.
The tea 20 introduce Miss Tanner viii
be followed by q small dance, cards for
the latter having been enclosed to the
young people invited 10 the tea.
Miss Cushing entertained at a pretty
tea yesterday, complimentary TO Miss Err
tougher a recent arrival in Washington,
where she will pass the winter with her
aunt, Mrs. Ellinger, on Hillyer place.
Miss Erlougher. who has just completed
her education in Europe, wore a beautiful
French gown Of white chiffon, trimmed
with garlands Of pink chiffon rosebuds,
and carried a large bouquet Of vi0lets.
Miss Cushing wore a handsome gown Of
white lace, and Mrs. Gushing, who as
sisted in welcoming her daughters S
guests. a gray silk toilet.
Mrs. Elllnger did the honors of the tea
room.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Digges Lee,
daughter of Mrs. Charles Carroll Lee. Of
New York. to Mr.. Outerbridge Horsey. Of
Maryland, VIII take place at noon on
Tuesday, in the Chapel OF st. Anthony
attached 20 St. Matthews Church, on
Rhode Island avenue. the brides uncle
Rev. Thomas S. Lee. will officiate and
the company witnessing the ceremony be
limited to the immediate relatives and
few intimate friends of the two young
people.
Miss Lee will have as her only attend
ant her sister, Miss Helen Lee. Mr. Philip
A. Carroll, Of Maryland, will be best
man. with the following ushers. Mr..
James p. Lee, of New York, the bride's
/ brother; Mr.. Robert J. Collier. Of New
York; Messrs Lee and Charles c. l. HOr-
sey, the brothers Of the bridegroom. DR..
! Thomas L. Lee viii give his sister away.
A wedding breakfast at the home Of the
| brides mother viii follow the ceremony.
The second fashionable marriage Of
Tuesday viii be that Of Miss Alice Lang
horne, youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Langhorne. of this city. TO
Mr.. Stanley Washburn. Of Minnesota. It
will take place at o'clock IN St Johns
Church, TO which admission VIII be strict
" by card, and the guests limited to rela-
tives and close personal friends OF the
two young people.
Mrs. Powell Clayton, jr. will be her
sisters only attendant. The ushers will
/ be Messrs. ". .. Washburn. jr.. and
| CadwalladeT WashbuTn brothers Of the
! bridegroom; Mr.. John Bass, of Chicago;
/ Mr.. Frank Crosby and DIT. Hamilton
/ Wright, of this city; Mr. Richard Barry.
/ Of New York; Messrs. Cary and Mar
shall Langhorne, the brothers OF the
/ bride. Mr. Z. c. Washburn, another bro
! ther, will be best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langhorne entertained
at dinner last evening in honor Of the
parents of the bridegroom, who arrived
in Washington Friday,
The Washburn family is one Of the
most distinguished in the country, the
six sons Of Israel Washburn, of "Thc
/ NOTlands.' South Livermore County. Ne
! having each attained eminence in his
/ career.
/ Israel, jr.. was war governor Of Maine,
and afteTward member OF Congress
/ Cadwallader was governor OF Wisconsin
and member Of Congress, and also a
I general IN the civil war.
Elihu, the most famous of the Wash
kr14
I Lincoln and Grant, a member of Con-
/ gress during the civil war. the first
/ Secretary of State under President Grant
and for many years American Minister
/ TO France. He married Miss Cratic, a
name recalling the society of anti-bellum
/ days TO old Washingtonians. Another
/ Miss Cratic was the MarQuese de AIOnthO-
| Ion, wife of the French Minister at Wash
/ ingtOn in the sixties, and hostess At the
4 famous French Ball" given At the Le-
/ cation, now Corcoran House, II street
/ and Lafayette square.
Stanley Washburn. who already has
shown himself able TO follow il the foot
! steps of his predecessors. IS a son Of Will
was both Representative and Senator
/ from that State, the three Washburn
/ brothers having figured prominently IN
/ Congress at the same time,
! The marriage of Miss Constance @
! Adee and Mr. Frederick s Tyler, whose
! engagement was announced a short time
! ago, viii take place on Saturday. Deem
Der 1, at the Adee residence on Fifteenth
! street, in the presence Of the immediate
/ families Of both parties.
! Miss Adee is the daughter Of Mrs. Adee
!
is the niece Of Assistant Secretary Adee
Of the State Department
/ Mr. Tyler whO is a graduate of George
town University, is a practicing attorney
! of Washington, a son Of the late DR.
| Walter Bowie Tyler. and a grandson OF
/ Dr. Grafton Tyler. of Georgetown.
/ The wedding party attending the mar
/ riage of Miss Marie Barnes and Lieut.
| Mark Brooke. L. S. A, en- Wednesday,
/ December 12, at St Johns Church. will
include Miss Florence Conrad as maid
Of honor, two matron attendants in the
/ persons of Mrs. Andrew Y. Bradley and
Mrs. Eugene Hendley, and the following
bridesmaids: Miss Evelyn Chew. the cous-
in Of the bride; Miss Louise Chase, Miss
Marie Brooke, the cousin Of the bride-
groom, and Miss Hester Shepard.
The ushers. all brother officers Of the
bridegroom, viii be Lieuts Henry w. Tor
ney. Theodore Dillon. Henry Robert
/ Thomas Robins, Franklin Bates, and FL
lott Dent Lieut.. Wade H. Carpenter Will
be best man. The color scheme Of the
wedding vii be white and green, with the
brides attendants to carry American
/ Beauty roses in compliment to the bride
groom's branch Of the service.
! Lieut.. Brooke. although stationed at the
Washington Barracks. is on special duty
/ IN Cuba, where he will take his bride im-