Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-07

in the center of each mirror rustic basket
filed with jonquils. The entire effect OF
the room was eXquisiteiy dainty. as was
the music room adjoining, where an or
chestra played and those who willed en-
loved a dance in the ball room. buffet
supper was served in the dining room. the
table being banked along the center with
long-stemmed pink roses.
The ambassador and Nine. CreeL the lat
ter richly gONned and wearing superb Jew
els received in the large drawing room:
All the members of the embassy stan aht'
their wives or daughters were present TO
assist i'm th, hospitality which, like the
other handsome entertainments when nave
SO far characterized Mr.. Creefs residence,
was delightful in every particular me
guests represented diplomatic. official and
resident society in its most interesting
Dhases The ambassador and Nine. Creel
are going to New York the last of the
week to accept number OF courtesleS
which have been arranged for them there
Mrs. Charles G. Dulin has returned to
her 18th street residence. Last night after
the Paint and Powder club performance
size entertained at a supper at the New
Willard { company of young people TO meet
several members of the cast.
Mr.. sydney Lloyd Wrightson has charge
of the music at the marriage of Miss Marie
Howe and Mr.. Felix GarZiglia at the
shrine of the Sacred Heart Wednesday
evening April 10. at I:3O. Previous to the
ceremony twenty minute musical pro-
gram will be rendered. The artists taking
part on this occasion will be quartet
composed of Miss Gertrude Reuter-, Miss
Flora Bernheimer. Mr.. Richard +. Backing
and Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, also Mr..
FYtzhugh Coyle Goldsborough. violinist; Mr..
sydney Lloyd Wrightson, baritone. with
Mr.. S. Frederick Smith at the organ.
The program Is as follows:
"Enbree Du Corbege .................. Dubois
Mr.. S. Frederick Smith
20 Golden Spring ................--......B ach
Mr.. Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough.
Invocation Observation-Disclosures. Dubois
Mr. S. Frederick Smith
Beloved 1t Is Morn ......:.:. Aylward
Mr. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
Bridal Chorus from 'Lohengrin" Wagner
Misses Reuter- and Bernheimer, Messrs.
Backing and Wrightson.
Wedding March ...-.........: Mendelssohh
Mr. s. Frederick Smith
In addition to the bridal party already
mentioned, which will consist of the brides
sister, Miss Sarah Willard Howe, as maid
of honor; Mr. Eugene Coulson, best man,
and the ushers. Mr.. Fitzhugh Goldsbor-
ough, Mr. George T. Sabourin, DR.. j. w.
Pollock and Mr.. Martin McHugh. a small
niece and nephew of the bride, little Elise
Frances Howe and Master Franklin Theo-
dore Howe, I'd, will act as flower bearers.
The Wadsworth cotillon Monday night at
Rauscher's was a late ball, but if the com
pany came late 1t did not hurry away. The
last waltz started at ten minutes to , Tues
day morning and the eight ten couples
taking part seemed as fresh as did the
host and hostess. who had the pleasure of
knowing that they had given one of the
handsomest balls of the year. The cool
weather was a great factor toward the
success of the evening. The really beauti-
full favoos and the serving of supper at
small tables, each flower decked were
other charming features of perfect occa-
sion.
/ The Mein-Williams wedding Thursday at
St. Thomas was another of the interesting
events that have made this year famous
| The bride and her attendants came to the
church nearly ten minutes ahead of the
| went off just right. The bride looked un-
usually pretty and her dress and jewels
were highly becoming.
The invitations will be sent out in a day
or two for the wedding of DR. Langhorne
and Miss Gaff, which is to take place on
the 30th at st. Johns Church
At the subscription dance at Rauschers
tomorrow night the reception committee will
consist of Mrs. Schroeder. Mrs. Denny. Mrs.
Dodge Mrs. Bulmer. Mrs Andrew Bradley
and Miss Bidde.
The coming out tea for Miss Isabel Ma
sruder postponed from last winter. is an
Mrs. A. F. Magruder.
! Capt. and Mrs. Warren Beach will give