The Washington times., 1907-04-15
Weddings, Dinners MasicaLes
Miss bowling
The Bride of
Earl T Rher

Word was received here yesterday Of
the wedding OF Capt. Earl Tanner.
Eleventh Infantry, L. S. A., son of
Corporal Tanner, Of this city. 10 Miss
Edith Bowling, Of New Orleans. The
ceremony was performed in the home
Of the brides parents. in New Orleans.
at noon. 1t was very small and in
formal affair, owing to the serious i'll
ness Of the brides brother, and the
mourning Of the family of Captain Tan
ner, whose mother was killed in a tragic
automobile accident last summer Cap
tain Tanner has been stationed at Fort
Thomas in Kentucky. but has just re-
received orders to go TO Fort ID. A.
Russell. IN Wyoming, whittier he will
take his bride. Miss Bowling is one of
the beauties of New Orleans society,
and is beautiful singer and cultivated
musician None of Captain Tanners
family went down TO the wedding, but
VIII nave visit from the bride and
bridegroom later on Captain Tanner
was Tor several years in the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Eustls
have returned 10 Corcoran House after
visit TO Mrs. Eustis' parents, former
Vice President and Mrs. Levi T. Nor
ton, in New York.
Mrs. Charles Worthington entertained
at a delightful tea yesterday afternoon
In her home on n street having as her
guests the members Of the cast Of the
clever little musical comedy by Phelps
brown, recently given az the BeIascO by
talent Of Washington = smart set Miss
Elizabeth Prescott. granddaughter Of
Mrs. Worthingtou, acted as hostess
Miss Catherine Ridgeley. vino was the
business manager of the undertaking,
vas present, as were the members OF
the chorus ard the principals Of the
play, Mrs Thomas G Noyes, Mr. and
Mrs. Piquette Mitchell, Mrs James g.
HoCe. Miss Olga Converse, Mrs James
T. Mitchell, Miss Edith SpOfford, lie
Roy Cough, George O'COunor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Y Bradley, and Dr.
Archibald Hopkins. A number Of other
additional men brought the company Up
10 about 100
AR and Mrs. Herman II, Pechin have
cards out for the marriage OF Mrs.
PeChin's sister. Miss Florence TAYLOR.
90 Nathaniel Smith kenney. OF sud
brook Park. Nd The wedding VIII take
place Tuesday evening at o'clock in
st Andrews Episcopal Church. and VIII
be followed by a reception for the bridCl
party and relatives. Mrs Herman II.
Pechin VIII be her sisters matrOn OF
homer and the maid on honor VIII be
Miss Marie Harlan Hoover BankhCa1,
of Sudbrook Park. viii be best man.
and the ushers viii be Johr Copeuhaver.
Herman r. EeChin and Charles Coffin.
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, of 1910 Cal
vert street northwest. reports splendid
progress IN the sale Of reserved seats
for the benefit for the United Hebrew
Charities. at the opening performance
of "Hypocrites' at the New National
TheaJer tonight. For weeks the ladies'
Of the entertainment committee have
been at work selling reserved seats and
entrance coupons, with the result that
q most successful benefit is assured this
worthy charity. The OpeninE perform
ance Of The Hypocrites' was chosen
by the United Hebrew Charities man
aEement for the reason that the play
has had remarkable run Of over seven
months at the Hudson Theater, New
York. and proved one OF the most sue
Cessful dramas for large and important
charities IN the metropolis