The Washington times., 1906-04-21

ten. was her only attendant. Mr. Sher-
Iey's best man was Henry Clifford 1
Smith, OF Louisville. and his ushers. \
Samuel Bland and Avery Robinson. of /
Louisville: Mr.. William Mars. of Hen
derson. Ky; Jack Lory. OF Bear Springs. |
Tenn. and Richard Ely. of Washington. /
A large reception followed the cere-
mony. Members Of the Taft party. OF
which Mr.. Sherley and his bride were |
members. sent a handsome bridal gift
Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks /
viii entertain at dinner tonight in honor |
Of the French Ambassador and Nine. /
Jusserand.
Miss Cannon. daughter Of the Speaker,
viii go 10 Annapolis Monday TO remain 1
until Wednesday.
Colonel Raspopon. military attache Of
the Russian embassy. will sail from /
New York today on the Pennsylvania |
bound for Hamburg.
Colonel RaspopO1 viii resume his du-
ties at St. Petersburg as commander of
battalion OF the Imperial Guards
Then. after a leave Of absence. he will
return 10 Washington as military at
tache TO the Russian embassy. He viii
be gone about six months.
The Naval Attache OF the German En-
bassv and Nine. Hebblnghaus were
among the dinner hosts last night. hav-
ing TO dine with them Lieutenant Com
Trander and Mrs. Chandler. NJ and
Mrs. Umstaedter. the Military Attache
and Nine Ko-ner and Baron Bussche.
counselor OF the German embassy; Mrs
Kingsbury. Mrs. Fechteler. and MI
Nerincx. Of the Belgian legation
Representative and Mrs. Van Vechten
Olcott had dining with them last night
General and Mrs Foster. Senator War
ren. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l. Allen.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Dwight. Mrs
Hobson. capt. and Mrs. Warren Beach,
General and Mrs. Kearney. Mrs. Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman, and Mr.. Nc
Lanahan. They will give a dinner to-
morrow night. and a dance Monday
night for young people
Mrs. John E Reyburn gave a chill
dren's party TO about seventy OF the
young friends OF her little daughter.
Miss Eleanor Reyburn. yesterday after
noon. which event brought TO a close
the dancing class, OF which she is
member, for this season There were
spring flowers and refreshments for the
young people, among those dancing le-
ing Margaret Draper, Dora Clover.
Beatrice Clover, Ruth Perkins, Mabel
Perkins. Archibald Roosevelt. Quentin
Roosevelt. Arthur Foraker, the children
OF the Financial Agent for Russia and
Nine WIlenl1in. the children OF Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Lee. and those OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Slater.
Mrs Henry sherman BouteI. invited
guests TO a tea at the Highlands yes
terday afternoon. 10 met Mrs Roger
Bouten. whose husband is secretary OF
/ the embassy at The Hague. Assisting
Mrs Loose. Mrs Gates. Mrs. Lawrence,
Miss Yerkes. Miss Maths. and Mrs.
Kennedy
I Mrs. Slater and Miss Slater enter
tained at luncheon Wednesday. The
guests included Mrs. Charles A Towne.
Mrs. Alden Smith, Mrs. Dubois. Mrs
] jules Guthridge, Mrs. Reeside. Mrs.
/ Henry Allen Cooper. Mrs. Bayly, Miss
J ierce, and Miss Maths.
Commander and Mrs. Wood were
/ among the dinner hosts Of last evening.
/ Mrs. John Paul Earnest gave tea
/ yesterday afternoon in honor of the
/ visiting women Of the Phi Kappa Psi
! The hostess received IN a becoming
/ gown of white chantilly lace, with
/ pearl trimmings, and was assisted by
/ Mrs. George 3. Barker, Of Boston; Mrs
]
ard l. Hodgkins, Mrs. Arthur T. Shell,
| Mrs. William r. Vance, and Mrs. J. ..
! Gregg Custis-
I Mrs. Lodge, wife Of the Senator from
Massachusetts, entertained at n small
! informal tea yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Floretta Vining. Of Hull
and GrotOn, Mass. Among the guests
were Mrs. Hoar. wife Of Representa- i've
Hoar; Miss Lowering. daughter of kep-
resentative lowering, both Of Massa--
chusetts, and Mrs. Edward Clark, Of
BroOkiine. Mass, a delegate TO the d.
a. r. congress, as is Miss Vining-
The Texas Society of Washington,
has issued invitations for the ceiebra-
/ tion OF the SEVENTEEN anniversary of
The battle Of San Jacinto, this evening,
st Odd Fellows Hall Addresses will
be made by Representatives George F.
Burgess and Morris Sheppard Of Texas
/ An excellent musical and literary pro-
gram. interspersed with patriotic airs
followed by dancing, will form a part
Of the pleasures OF the evening
Guests were invited by Mrs. NJ. D.
Lincoln, 1924 Eleventh street Thursday
evening. to meet Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Hutchinson. who leave for the East on
Saturday, and Mrs. a s. Barclay, a
guest of Mrs. Lincoln, who leaves for
Rochester, y. Y. on Monday.
Among the many present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. A. S. Barclay,
Mrs. NJ. S. Burke, Mrs. Edward NJ. Nc
S. Parker, Miss w Snowdon, Mrs. J. d.
Lincoln, Mrs. Charles NJ. Mitchell of
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs ]. l.. Rhea,
Mercersburg, Pa. Miss Flossie 9. Freas-
er, Hagerstown. Miss L Kate Caldwell
William BurlI H NJ Lincoln, Miss Evie
Heiley, New York city, Mrs. Kantrell.
and others.
Miss Maude A. Enspey. of Washing
. ton. and Robert p. Clark. OF Niagara
Falls, N ". were married at Christ
Church. by the Rev. A S. Johns, al
, thigh noon Wednesday. The bride, ar
attractive brunette, was gowned in
stylish Alice blue broadcioth costume
with hat 10 match A repast was serv-
: ed at the home of the brides parents
: 545 Fourteenth street southeast. Mr.
and Mrs Clark left on Northern trip
: They will be pleased TO see then