The Washington times., 1906-09-23
Society News and Chat of the Week

the decorations throughout the lower
floor and in the dining-room the color
scheme was carried out in red and white
dahlias. red candles. and asparagus
vines. The porches were lighted with
Chinese lanterns suspended on wires.
The program consisted of the following
numbers:
Pinao solo. d. c. Pfeiffer; soprano
solo. THE Rosy Morn" Ronald. Miss
Beatrice Goodwin; violin selections, Miss
Elton Ronsaville; contralto solo, "Sun
Vie Die Nacht." Miss McNulty; bass
solo. who Is Sylvia" Mr.. Stevens;
Folk Songs German. Australian, Eng
lish). Miss Oldberg; recitation. Mrs. A.
=. Clark, jr.; violin solo. Miss Ronsa-
Vile; soprano songs. Little Boy Blue"
(Nevin), 20, Sweetheart Nine" ODE
KOven). Miss Goodwin: bass solo. 20
Pirate Bold" Mr.. Stevens.
A buffet supper was served and a good
deal Of merriment was occasioned by
the clever idea Of the hostess of serving
her guests on tin plates and from tin
dish pan. which did service as a punch
bowl. with the aid OF a large tin dipper.
The library, where the large collection
OF gifts received was on display present
ed a unique appearance. some OF the
gifts being not only useful or ornamental
but strikingly original.
Mrs. Stevens received in her wedding
gown. a beautiful dress Of white satin.
duchess lace and point desprit. She
wore her wedding veil Of tulle and in
stead OF the wreath of orange blossoms
Of ten years ago the veil was fastened
to her hair with a tiny tin crown. The
fashions Of ten years ago were followed
as closely as possible and her hair was
worn In the psyche knot popular at that
time. Her flowers were d shower OF
Bride roses.
The ceremony Of ten years ago took
place al the home of the brides parents
Captain and Mrs. McNulty. on Capitol
Hill. at 8 o'clock. Miss McNulty attended
her sister then as bridesmaid and wore a
gown Of pink organdie and carried pink
roses. Last evening she wore a gown OF
white organdie with a corsage bouquet
of scarlet sage and a spray Of the flow
ers in ner hair.
Captain and Mrs, McNulty were pres
ent last night and the other guests, some
of whom also attended the wedding.
were;
Henry p. Blair. Z. L. Morris. Mrs.
CaTvel Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Oil
Mrs F. b. Brock. Miss Brock. r. B.
Johnson. Mrs. Frank Benton. Miss Ben
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Harvey, Miss
Evelyn Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Bsyly,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. H Chandlee. Mr. and Mrs S.
L. Lewis. Mrs Young. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Rtdgway, Carl Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. p. Teele, Mr.. and Mrs a y. Prentiss.
Mrs. and Mrs. Hazard, Mr.. and Mrs.
William T s. Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. b.
@. PfeineT. the Misses Hoover, Mr. and
Mrs. Heaton. Miss Eaton. DT. and Mrs.
Malcolm Cameron, Mrs. Fair and the
Misses Fair, Major and Mrs HOrney,
Miss Margaret Constance, Miss Enmie
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H NeTTi1.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Clark, Jr,, Mrs. and
Miss DoEseL. Harrison GesseL. Or. and
Mrs Glenman. Mrs. and Miss Mccarthy,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z Dawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. E n. Mix, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. +.
Hodges, Miss Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Davis, Covode Davis. Mrs. NJ. V.
MaCkrille, Miss +. c, Westcott, Miss
Bentley, Judge and Mrs, De Lacy. Mr..
and Mrs, 7, J. W. Robertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. z. Robertson. Mrs. z 5. Musssy.
Mr.. and Mrs Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs a.
Q. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. q, W. F.
Swarfzell. Mrs. S. H Bod6sh, DR., and
Mrs. IS. A Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry,
Mrs. Sibbold, Miss Kessler, Dr. and Mrs.
Childs, and Miss Helen Childs. Mr.. and
Mrs A. F. Sperry. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
MactieT. Mr.. and Mrs. J. /. Weaver, Mr.. !
and Mrs. J. c. Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs !
John Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp