The Washington times., 1907-02-10


made within the next few days
Those who are interested in George
town. and who remember the delight
full series Of dances given two ard three
years ago by the. students at Linthicum
Hall. will be glad to hear that these
dances are to have their revival in
crew benefit at the Arlington, on Tues
day, from 10 p The ball room on the
first floor will be decorated with the
blue and the gray and the emblems of
the crew. while the following ladies
viii act as the hostcsses of tine evening:
Mrs. Frank Baker. Mrs. Carter. Mrs,
ClabaUgh, Mrs. Doyle Mrs. Easily
Smith. Mrs. Egan. Mrs George l.. Ma
gruder, Mrs. Shaw. Mrs Edward ID.
White, and Mrs. Daniel Z. Wright. A
special program of dance music has
been arranged by the Greater Washing
ton Orchestra for the twenty dances.
and buffet supper willSbc served.
The committee in charge consists Of
the presidents of the various classes
of the university, with the manager of
the crew as chairman. II the dance is
the success socially and financially that
it promises to be it will be repeated
Easter week. and made permanent
feature of the college year.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. Shaw were the guests of honor
at dinner last evening of Senator and
Mrs. y. b. Scott. of West Virginia.
Covers were LAID Tor twenty-eight.
Mrs. Cato entertained at a pretty tea
yesterday afternoon IN the Cairo. The
rooms were decorated with carnlt,ons
and palms. and the tea table had "a cen
terpiece OF tulips. Assisting Mrs. Cato
were Mrs Taylor and Mrs. Hanna, of
New York, house guests of Mrs. Cato.
and Mrs. Kenna. Mrs. Seal presided at
the chocolate pot. diss Mercedes Brown
at the tea urn, Mrs. Thomas, wife of
Representative Thomas. at the punch
bowl. and Miss DALEY and Miss Twitch-
ell served ices. Miss Mae Buckler re-
cited some charming numbers. and gave
THE Message with accompaniment Of
music and Mrs. Mary Sitz Parker play
ed several piano solos.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. DcMoIl. Of Flor
ence Court. are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. Caleb c. North and Miss North
have issued cards for Thursday. from
4 to G. in their home 1903 \ street.
Miss Gertrude Virgin Hurdle. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Hurdle.
will be married 20 George e Clemens. Of
Pittsburg. Pa, at St. Patrick's Church.
on Tuesday. February p at 10 o'clock
a. m.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was the
guest Of Miss Kathryn Wright. of 1916
South Carolina avenue, yesterday at an
informal luncheon.
Miss Caulfeld is located for the win
ter at 260S University place. Columbia
Heights.
Mrs. Harper. 15l5 sixteenth street, will
be at home tomorrow from 3 until 6
o'clock
The Washingtonians' regular meeting
was held AT the home of Miss Harmon.
1ll0 Sixth street northwest. Commit
tees were appointed for the February
dance. and cards are out for the same.
The evening was devoted 10 vocal and
instrumental music. The club will meet
tomorrow night at the home of Miss
Appleby. Il X street northeast.
Mrs. William Meyer Levin and Miss
Levin will be at home at the Albemarle
tomorrow
Mis- Leonora NJ. DeGrange identified
favorably with local Evolutionary inter
ests has returned from a trip TO Okla
homa. Kansas City. ST. Louis. and
Kirksville, Mo. greatly improved in
health
An interesting wedding took place at
St Patrlcl's Rectocy yesterday at noon.
when Miss Edna N. Scott, daughter of
Frank scott. Of Capitol Hill, and John J.
Fegan were married by the Rev. Father
Carroll. Immediately after the ccre-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Fegan left for a
short trip.
An attractive wedding took place on
Wednesday last at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Weckerly Of Mount
Rainier. Nd, when their daughter.
Linda May. and Gustavc Charles Radue
were married in the presence Of their
relatives and a very few intimate
friends. The couple entered the parlor
10 the music OF MendelssOhn's wedding
march, d. G. Pfeiffer at the piano. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Claude Jones Immediately afterward
the bridal supper was served and a re-
ception followed.
The house was artisticaIly decorated,
Southern smilax and small cedars being
used. The brides gown was Of ivory
white chiffon broadCloth. of the modi-
fed empire style. the bodice with bolcro
effect and trimmed with point Venice
lace and satin She carried a large
shower bouquet Of Bride roses and lilies
OF the valley. She was attended by her
two sisters. Misses Sara Y. and Eva +.
Weckerly. The former wore champagne
colorcd nunsveiling. trimmed with
heavy lace and green velvet. and car
ried violets; the latter, becoming dress
of turquoise blue crepe de chine.
trimmed with panne velvet and point
lace. The bridegroom was attended lev
Edward V. Farley.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Radue left for Mobile. After the car
niyal OF the Mardi Gras they will visit
Florida and points South, and will con-
clude their trip by short stay in Pnila-
delphia. the former home Of both. They
viii be At home about March l.