The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-12

and Mrs w. II. Rapley, all OF whom en-
tertained friends. Other well-lnown peo-
pie in the audience included Senator and
Mrs. Scott. Commander and Mrs Edward
Simpson, Representative and Mrs. A. L.
Brick. Mrs. Randolph McKnew, Col. John
Biddle, Mr. and Mrs George Merriam, DR.
and Mrs Balling. Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.
Glover Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reside,
Capt. and Mrs. L. NJ. Kelly. Mrs. F. w
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hemmick. Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Lee. Mr.. and Mrs Jack Bid
die, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wells, Miss
Wells, Mrs Davis. Mrs Hinckley. Mr.
and Mrs Willard Warner, Mr. and Mrs
Hite. DIT. and Mrs. Clayton. Mr.. and Mrs
John W. HolcOmbe, Miss Grace Terry,
Miss Pauline Staver, Miss Staples, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Heaton. Mr.. A. g. Heaton,
Mr. Robert f. Lee, Miss Harriet Souther-
land, Miss Steele, and Miss MCGOWAN.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. French Chad
wick were given a pleasant opportunity
to meet their old friends yesterday after
noon when Miss Silvle de Grasse Fowler
gave a tea in their honor at her residence,
on Rhode Island avenue. The drawing
room and tea-room were decorated in pink
and white tulips, the latter flowers and
pink-capped candles being placed on the
pretty tea table, where Mrs. Richard
Mulllgan, Miss Constance NJ Satterlee
and Miss Edith Wittle did the honors
Mrs. Chadwick wore a handsome toilet
OF gray eOlienne, and her hostess a gown
Of black satin, embroidered IN gold Adj
miral and Mrs Chadwick will return to
| Newport tomorrow.
Mrs. p Lee Phillips entertained at a
particularly Attractive tea yesterday after
noon at the Albi Club. famous as the
scene Of Washington's most exclusive en-
tertaining. and so limited in its men,
bership as to make all invitations there
particularly welcome. The hostess re-
ceived in the large room on the main
floor. standing opposite the group Of
famous cartoons of the club members, OF
which Mr.. Phillips portrait forms the
center.
! The small ante-room was used for
punch. with Miss Juliette Williams presid-
I ing. and the usual refreshments were
served IA the Dutch kitchen. celebrated
at home and abroad as the most original
supper room In America.
/ The appointments Of conventional tea
/ table supplemented the customary sim
plicity OF the Atibis. with Mrs John T.
/ Davis, Mrs Hinckley. Mrs Charles II
I Campbell and Mrs Pettus dispensing tea,
chocolate, and ices. Other assistants were
Miss Terry. Miss Enrol Cuthbert Brown
Miss Mary Switzerland. NIies Crawford
Miss Chew, and Miss Wells.
/ Mrs. Dryden. wife OF Il e Senator from
( New Jersey. entertained at luncheon at
Rauscher's yesterday. Her guests were
Mrs. Hale. Mrs. Burrows. Mrs. Spooner
( Mrs. Scott. Mrs Kean, Mrs DalzeH. Mrs
/ Olcott. Mrs. Audenried, Mrs Teunis Ham
I lin. Mrs Deeriug, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Ross
Thompson. airs. jackson. Mrs. GoTmley
! of New York: Miss Sheriff., Miss Phelps
Miss Thompson, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs
/ Kuser. Mrs. KUser viii entertain in the
same fashion at Rauscher's to-day.
A marriage license was issued yester-
I day for Louis Felipe Corea, aged forty
three, Minister from Venezuela, and Miss
India Bell Fleming, age nineteen.
/ The wedding, which viii be private. will
take place at noon February 2. Only
members OF the family viii be IN attend
ance, and the ceremony viii be performed
By Rev. Teunis 5. Hamlin.
After the wedding "a reception will be
held admission 90 which VIII be by card
invitation only.
Mrs. Oxnard was the hostess at pref
/ tlly appointed luncheon at the Arlington
7 yesterday.
The military attache of the American
Embassy IN London and Mrs Sydney \.
Cloman. whose wedding, though cele-
brated in Lakewood. y. J.. is remembered
here with much interest owing to the
popularity OF the bride and bridegroom
/ in the smart society of the Capital. have
taken a furnished house just off Park
lane.
Mrs. Cloman. however. is using her
own ornaments as well as the famous
plate which is said To rival royalty's and
which viii be IN evidence at the large
dinner this week. when Capt. and Mrs
Cloman viii inaugurate a series of enter
tainments
Among their guests on this occasion
win be the American Ambassador White
law Reid, and the naval attache OF the
embassy and Mrs. Gibbons, the latter
formerly Miss Maude Ely. whose well
remembered wedding took place in this
city last spring.
Mrs Timmons is confined to her room
with an attack of grip.
Mrs Ankeuy and Mrs. Simmons. wives
Of the Senators from Washington and
North Carolina, were hostes ses at a large
tea yesterday afternoon, when. between
and O'Clock, over 200 guests were en-
tertained in the large recepuon-room of
the Highlands.
Palms and pink roses banked the walls
Of this spacious apartment with gar
lands of snlilax festooning the chandeliers.
Pink roses were also used in the dining
room. where Mrs G. W Scott and Miss
Yerles presided at the dainty tea table
The Misses simmons served punch.
Mrs. Ankeny received in a handsome
gown OF white chiffon cloth and Irish
llaCe Mrs Simmons wore a Paris creation
of pale pink radium silk.
One Of the pleasant teas Of the after
noon was given by Mrs, Henry L. Tay-
lor and her daughter Miss Robinson. The
decorations were of palms and red roses,
a cluster Of the latter forming the center
piece of the tea table, which was further
enhanced by red-shaded candelabra-
Mrs Hall poured coffee, Mrs. Eppley
served the ices, and Mrs. Whitney pre-
sided at the punch bowl. Others assist
ing were Mrs. Crosthwaite. Mrs. Dyer.
Mrs. Thomson, and Miss Frye.
Mrs Wiley. wife of REPRESENTATIVE