The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-06


grandson of the poet Longfellow, Austin
Dana. an alumnus Of last years class at
Harvard.
Capt and Mrs Ryan, Of the British
Embassy have returned from their rather
extended trip South. where they We're the
guests Of COL. Thompson. and engaged
in fishing and other sports. ana will re-
main in town until the embassy removes
10 its summer quarters.
The last and one of the most brilliant
meetings Of the Sixty Couple Cotillion
took place last night at Rauscher's.
Nothing was left undone to make the
occasion a successful one. The ball and
supper rooms We're deliberately decorated
with palms and spring blossoms. Indeed.
the Easter season was made a feature in
favors. decorations. ana menu. Those
serving on the committee were Mrs
Campbell. Miss Ridgely, Miss Tenney,
Miss Pauline Magruder, Mrs. Brooks,
Miss Schaefer Miss Medil. Mrs Mason.
Miss COrdell. the Misses Converse. Miss
Switzerland, Miss Clabaugh, and Miss
Howard.
The german was led by Mr. Campbell
and Nr. Bradley. and with such efficient
chiefs il Is needless 10 say "A number
0f interesting figures were introduced.
The fav0rs. which carried ont the Easter
idea and were made entirely Of tissue
paper. being marvellous eggs, Easter
lilies. and wands of all colors. created
most favorable comment. Supper was
served at small tables at / O'Clock, a late
hour. but one necessitated by the post
until II, on account of the benefit 10 Mr.
Phelps Brown at the BelascO.
The music was furnished by part of
the Marine Band Very few of the mar
ried people in town We're present. the
company being made up of the debu-
tantes Of the season and their escorts
Among those present were Mrs Camp
bell. Miss Ridgely. Miss Tenney. Miss
Pauline Magruder. Mrs. Brooks, Miss
Schaefer, Miss Medill Mrs. Mason Miss
Cordell, the Misses Converse, Miss South
eTland, Miss Clabaugh. Miss Howard, Mr..
Mclean, Mr. Casseu. Mr. Ellis, Mr.
Phelps Brown. Mr.. Colby Dodge. Mr..
Nichols, Mr.. Eckels Mr.. Paul, Mr.
Murray Cobb, and Mr. Hagner.
The marriage of Rose Charlton Well
man and LIE Roy Chamberlin, Of Virginia,
viii take place at the home of the bride S
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter WeIlman.
2i39 Columbia road this afternoon at 8
O'Clock Mr.. Rozer Tyler. rector of
Christ Episcopal Church, Hamilton. Va
viii perform the ceremony Only the i'm
mediate families will be present: Mrs. S.
+. Chamberlin. Miss Eleanor ChambeTliu
and Mr. Edward Chamberlin, of Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Morrill, Chamberlin.
Miss Anna Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Wellman, the Misses Ruth, Rae, Rita
and Reba Wellman.
Col. s. r. Chamberlin. father of the
groom, is Ill at the family home in Vir-
ginia and will be unable To be present
After the ceremony the bride and groom
will leave for Chicago, where Mr.. Cham
berlin is connected with the Armour
Company.
The Ambassador from Mexico and Sonora
Creel. who have been constantly enter
tanned since this popular diplomatist pre-
scented his credentials. were the guests of
honor last night at the Russian Embassy
Invited to meet them were the Mexican
Minister to Cuba and Nine. Godoy. the
Peruvian Minister and Nine Pardo. the
Minister from the Argentine Republic and
Nine POrtela, Mr. and Mrs. Ridgely. Mrs
John b. Henderson, Miss Williams. Baron
Ambrozy Mr.. Won Thai, ana Mr.. John
Barrett
Mr.. and Mrs. Foulke entertained at din
ner last night that they might present
their house guest, Miss Margaret Pierson,
of New York, to some of their more in
innate friends. The guests were the
Minister from the Netherlands and Mime
van Swinderden. the Minister from Nor
way and Nine. Hauge. Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Wadsworth. Miss Foraker. Baron
Won Rad0witz, of the German Embassy
and Mr.. Higgins, Of the British Embassy
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock were
among the other dinner hosts last night.
Their guests were the Swiss Minister
Mr.. Leo Vogel; the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs Metcalf. Gen. aud Mrs Fitz-
hugh, Mrs. Charles J. Bell. Mr. and
Mrs. Harlan, Mrs. Jack Rodgers. Mrs
Seaton Schroeder. Miss Jane Riggs. Miss
Isabel Hagner, Rear Admiral Kenny. Mr.
Lambert Tree, and Mr.. Szybak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins viii
pass the early spring at the home OF
Senator and Mrs. Newlands, "Woodley. -
Mrs. Bonaparte. wife of the Attorney
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