The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
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the bridegroom, was confined 20 his home
in Virginia on account Of illness, and was
unable to be present. After the ceremony
Ar and Mrs Chamberlin left imme-
diately Tor Chicago, where MIR. Chamber
lain is connected with the Armour COM
pany.
Fort Myer will be gay on Wednesday
and society viii be out in force at the
entertainment given by the Women's
Army and Navy League. Besides the
two drills, one at 2:l5 and one nj p. NJ.
In the riding-hall, there will be all man
ner of attractive indoor and outdoor
amusenents. Vaudeville viii hold sway
in the gymnasium of the post exchange.
and dancing and a promenade concert to
the music of the Engineer Band win take
! place at the administration building. The
parade ground win be gay with little
tents full of attractive novelties. Italian
peanut vendors, fortune tellers, and the
/ hand-organ man will be interesting fea-
lures and the ever-present army mule
win allow children 20 ride IN a basket
! Mrs 3. C.. Bryan IS chairman of the re-
| freshmen committee Mrs. A. s. Barker
/ is al the head of the committee on flow
ers Mrs L. A kOerper Of the candy
committee. and Mrs. Alexander Sharpe
/ has charge of the vaudeville.
The patronesses are Mrs. J. Q. Auden-
/ ried. Mrs. J. A Aspinwall. Mrs. j. Frank
/ lin Bell, Mrs Bromwell Mrs. w. J. Board
man, Mrs. Richard Butler, Mrs. A h.
Bates, Mrs. A S. Barker. Mrs. William ;.
/ C0wles, Mrs. Richardson Clover. Mrs. C.
I Dewey Mrs
Stephen B. Elkins, Mrs. C. s. Gillespie,
/ Mrs. Z. A p. Hatfield Mrs. J. a. Johnson,
/ Mrs. Cabot Lodge, Mrs. e. II, c. Leutze,
/ Mrs. B. p Lamberton. Mrs. Stanley Mat
/ thews, Mrs. Wesley Merritt, Mrs Duncan
/ McKim. Mrs Arson Mills. Mrs. T. b.
/ Moran. Mrs n F. Mason, Mrs. Victor II.
/ Metcan. Mrs Simon Newcomb, Mrs. T. Ii.
/ Newberry, Mrs. Robert oliver, Mrs. f. b.
| Rogers, Mrs Charles ". Rea, Mrs. ". T.
Sampson, Mrs W. r. II. Switzerland.
Mrs. w. :. Schley. Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe,
/ Mrs. w. H. Taft. and Mrs Gardner VIII
liams.
| The evening of song. story, and mono
i logue TO be given at the Shoreham on
Wednesday evening. April 10. to create
/ a fresh-air fund for the purpose Of taking
1.-THE blind of the District to the country
/ Tor an occasional outing during the
/ heated term. promises to be most interest
| ing and successful. Miss Jean Wilson
viii give the stories and monologues she
/ has told in the most notable homes Of
THE cOuntry-at Seward Webb's, at shell
burne Farms. at LenOx. at ETskine Park
/ for Mrs Westinghouse. ana Mr.. and Mrs
! George Gould at Georgian Court. at the
| famous dinners of Bishop Mackay-Smithr
and at other weIl-kn0wn houses. Miss
| Franceska kasper. the gifted young
artistic. VIII sing. OF her the writer OF Paris
notes for the Musical Courier says. Miss
/ Francesca Kasper is "A charming young
lady, with a beautiful soprano voice She
! is gifted with musical talent. voice, grace
and beauty. and is sure 10 be heartily
welcomed in the musical world" In adj
diSln TO these two well-knOWn favOrites
there viii be violin solos given by Mr.. John
1 Reilly Stanton. who plays with exquisite
taste and expression. Tickets can be
obtained Of Mrs Charlotte Emerson. WHO
is the president of the American Associa
ton for the Blind, at 2099 Massachusetts
avenue.
Among the patrons are the Mexican
/ Ambassador and Nine CreeL the trenci
/ Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand, Mrs
/ Fairbanks. the Attorney General and Mrs
Bonaparte, the Secretary Of Commerce
and Labor and Mrs. Straus, Secretary
and Mrs. Loeb. Rev Edward Everett
Hale. Justice and Mrs. Harlan, Justic'
/ and Mrs. Holmes. Justice and Mrs. Setl
Shepard Mrs. Hay. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs
/ Townsend, Commissioner and Mrs. Mac
farIand Commissioner and Mrs. West
DR.. and Mrs. Needham, Mr.. and Mrs
Shonts Mr.. and Mrs. George Marye, Col
/ and Mrs BrOmweiL Mr.. and Mrs. Board
[ man. Miss Boardman. Mr.. and Mrs. &. G
Glover. Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie, Mr.. anC
/ Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mr. and Mrs
| Charles Bell. Mr. and Mrs Hubbard, Mr.
and Mrs Graham Bell, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Thomas Gaff, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thropp
/ Mr. and Mrs Theodore Noyes, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Thomas Moves. Secretary and Mrs
/ Newberry. Miss Jane Riggs, Mrs cleve
/ land Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Hender
son. DIT. and Mrs. jenkins, DR. and Mrs
| Goldsborough, Mrs. Alexander Shepherd
MI and Mrs. Frederick Stevens. Mrs
John Stevens, and Mr.. and Mrs. Trent
Miss Jean Wilson has returned from thu
South and is with Mr.. and Mrs. Temple
1883 Rhode Island avenue,
Mr. Herbert Gouverneur Ogden, former
ly of Washington, but now practicing Law
in New York, who is a son of the late II
q. Ogden, of the Geological Survey, vii
be married the Sth of April 10 Miss Frost
of New York His brother. Warner
/ Green ogden, will be his best man. Tn
ceremony win take place at St Thomas
Church New York after which a small
reception viii follow at the Hotel Buck
ingham.
Gen. J. NJ. Bell, L. S. Army, retired
who makes his home in New London
Conn. is at the Ebbitt House Gen. Bel
has recently returned from Cuba. wher
he and Mrs. Bell have been spending tn
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. srasburger, of I
street. are entertaining their daughter
Mrs. Paul Coblenzer, Of Boston, Mass.
Mrs. 5. Gassenheimer entertained a
whist on Wednesday afternoon in homo
of Mrs. Hammerslaugh, of New York, ant
Mrs. A. Heineman. of Brooklyn, n. \.
Mr.. Joseph Herzog returned 10 the cit,
on Monday, after a lengthy visit to hi
daughter, Mrs. Dave Nachman, of Au
gusta, Ga.
Mr.. Milton Beelunan is in Wheeling, W
Va, for a short visit
The Imperial Club will give an automo
bile ride and dance at villa Flora Of
Wednesday evening. April TO-
Miss Cecilia Lyon. of Baltimore, vii
spend the coming week with Miss Blanch
Stern, of Eighth street