The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
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her home on Connecticut avenue. which
has been closed TO society for several
years, owing 10 the hostess absence in
Europe
Miss Hester Shepard will entertain in
the same fashion. complimentary to Miss
Marie Barnes and Lieut. Mark Brooke
whose marriage takes place the following
Wednesday
The Pleasant Players Euchre Club held
its first meeting of the season at the
residence of Mrs. John Major 11l6 Flor
ida avenue northeast, Thanksgiving even
ing All the members appeared in mask
and after an hour or two spent in fun, all
unmasked and played progressive euchre
until called 90 the dining-ToOm, where a
bounteous repast was served. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and BIrs. John Davis, Mr.
and MRS. T. J. Landrigen, Mr. and Mrs
H. G. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs Ray Garren,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Spire. Mr.. and Mrs
John Major, Mrs. J. d. O'Meara, and Mrs
John Lewis
The first Of the three notable service
weddings of December occurred yester-
day at St PauIs Catholic Church, in
this city, when Rev James F Mackin,
the rector. ofFiciated at the marriage of
Miss Helen Calvert Cassin. daughter Of
Mrs. Joseph r Cassin. and Mai. John
Augustus Dapray, L. S. a The lat
ter is pleasantly remembered here
as adjutant general Of the District Of
Columbia militia, after the Spanish war,
and also while acting as aid to the Secre-
tary of War
The bride, who is regarded as one Of
WashingtOns beauties, is the great
granddaughter of Commodore John Cas-
sin, L. s y, and granddaughter Of the
famous Commodore Stephen Cassin, Of
the United States navy, prominent in the
war of 1872
Miss Cassin wore a tailored suit of rich
marogany tulle, with hat and feathers to
match, and carried violeJs ana orchids.
Miss Clara Beall Cassin was her sisters s
only attendant. and wore a tailored gown
of blue, with light blue picture hat Her
bouquet was Of violets and orchids.
Mr.. John Leo Cassin, brother of the
bride, was Maj. DapTays best man.
After the ceremony. which was wit
messed by the immediate relatives only.
breakfast was served al the home of the
brides mother.
Maj. and Mrs Dapray left on the after
noon train for Southern trip before
proceeding 10 Tallahassee, Fla. where
the bridegroom is stationed. on duty as
military adviser TO the governor of that
State
The marriage Of Miss Constance Cleve-
land Adee, eldest daughter of the late
David Graham Adee. and niece Of the
Assistant Secretary Of State. to Mr.. Fred
erick ). Tyler. Of this city. son of the
late DR.. Walter Bowie Tyler of George
town. took place yesterday at noon at
the family residence, 1913 Fifteenth street
in the presence Of a small company lin
tied 10 the immediate relatives of the
two young people.
The bride wore gown of brown velvet
with hat TO match, and had as her bridal
bouquet large cluster of orchids. Her
sister, Miss Lucy Adee, was her only at
tendant- The latter wore very pretty
gown of fOwered chiffon Paymaster G.
NJ Adee, L. 5. y, was best man Rev
Roland Cotton Smith, D. D. of S.. Johns
Church, performed the marriage cere-
mony. Hon. A. A. Adee gave his niece
away.
Following the wedding breakfast. MI
and Mrs Tyler left for honeymoon trip.
but viii live in Washington. where they
have an apartment at the Thomas.
The Baroness Hengelmuller wife Of the
Ambassador from Austria-Hungary en-
tertained at dinner last evening in honor
Of Mrs. Hubbard Of New York. who is
now her guest. The company further in
cluded the Italian Ambassador, Baron
Mayor des Planches. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur
Grant-DUm, n and Nine. DesPOrte. Of
the French Embassy; Capt. and Mrs Heb
binhaUs. Of the German Embassy; Mrs.
Townsend, Miss Wallach. Miss Jackson.
Viscount de Chambrun. OF the French
Embassy; Mr.. Kroupensky, Of the Russian
Embassy; Mr Woodbury. Blair. Count
Szechenyi and Mr.. Won Szent-Ivany, Of
the AustrO-Hungarian staff.
On December Nine. Hengelmuller viii
go to New York to visit Mrs. Hubbard
and await the return of the Ambassa-
dor, who is now in Europe.
The Peake Sisters" Cnine old maids).
Misses Browning. Cook, Eldred, Grunsky.
jameson. Riley schafer. Matcham.
Townsend, WiIkie. and Tanner, have held
the final rehearsal Of their entertainment
to be given tomorrow evening at s o'clock
at the Davidge House, southeast corner
Seventeenth and II streets.
Through the courtesy Of Col. Hatfield
an exhibition drill and Cavalry Band
concert VIII be given at Fert AIyer We'd
nesday, December 19 at 2.30 o'clock for
the benefit of the Army Relief Society.
The object of this society is to assist
widows and orphans Of officers and sol
diers. to provide means for education, and
90 secur~ suitable employment. Mrs.
Sterube 8 is president of branch No. >,
which is located in this city.
Great interest is manifested by the
managers of, the Eastern Dispensary and
Casualty in the series Of Iuncheons at the
National Rifles Armory December Il. y.
Is. and a. The following women will be
in charge of the tables: Mrs. Waldo
Hibbs, Mrs. Z. V. Watkins. Mrs. D. o.
Leech, Mrs. z. N. Mclaughlin. and Mrs.
Charles O'Neil. assisted by Miss c.
Kuble. Miss Nettie Medford. Mrs. w. 3.
French, Mrs. s. w Smith. and Mrs. 3
b. Cameron. assisted by Mrs NJ. E. Cal
liner, Mrs. f II Williams, Mrs Flemmer.
and Mrs. J. Catchell; Mrs Lippitt. assist
Ell by Mrs. ". c. Lewis. Mrs r. II Zir,-
norman, Mrs. F. X. Raymond Mrs. w.
Engel, Mrs J. T. Tally. Mrs. MAY Whit
ner, and Mrs. John Wellington.
The chairmen on the provision commit
tees are Mrs. Alexander Mckenzie. Mrs
NJ. l. Weller, Mrs F. K. Raymond. Miss
Ella Luckett Mrs. Charles Ripplev
Mrs. ". G. Copeland, Mrs. NJ NJ. Mitchell
Mrs. c. O. Morgan, Mrs. J. GatcheU Mrs
r. A Chaplin, Mrs. J. Caldren, Mrs. d q
Leech, Miss NJ Repett, Mrs. c. Smith
and Mrs NJ. French. Flowers will be on
sale.