The Washington herald., 1907-05-01
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
ooNrINuED FRoM PAaE ~.

AbAIlNLElD INDA -laL = Nv z
Mrs. Tunstall. Mrs Porter, Mrs Morrison.
Mrs. Randall. Mrs. Warner. Mrs. Haupt.
Mrs Edie, and Mrs Dil4eil.
Mrs. Charles T. dutchins, wife Of Rear
Admiral Hutchlps. L. s n. also enter
tanned at a card party yesterday after
noon.
Miss Edith Miller, daughter of Com
mander Frederick Miller, L. S. N. is Wis
ting Miss Helen Ffoulke, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke.
Mrs Sidney Small. who was Miss Ethel
Horstmann. and who now makes her home
In Toronto Canada, is visiting in Wash
ington.
Mrs Meyer, wife Of the Postmaster
General and her daughters, the Misses
Meyer. are at the Virginia Hot Springs,
on account Of the id health Of Miss
Meyer, who has been indisposed for some
weeks.
Secretary Taft is expected in Washing
ton to-day, but Mrs. Taft. who &C
companied him 10 Cincinnati. will remain
there a week longer.
The Norwegian Minister and Madame
Hauge will 60 TO Boston the latter part
OF the week. and while there will look for
a cottage on the North Shore OF Massa-
chusetts. to make their home and legation
this summer
The Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs Straus have returned TO Wash
ington from jamestown, having remained
over to take a trip Up TIE James River
The Austrian Ambassador. Baron Hen
gelmuuer. viii entertain at luncheon in
the embassy to-day for the foreign naval
officers who will be in Washington this
week. Tomorrow evening Baron Am
brozy and Baron Haymerle. both Of the
Austrian Embassy STAFF, will be hosts
at a dance al Rauscher's In honor Of
these visiting officers These functions
with the dinner and reception in the
White House last evening. and the re-
ception In the British Embassy to-day
will make the week a gay one.
The marriage OF Jacob II. Lynn and
Miss Mary Alberta Hogg took place in
St Johns Church yesterday Immediately
following the wedding Of Miss Gan and
Dr. Langhorne. Il was attended only by
members Of the immediate family and a
few intimate friends. including Mr.. and
Mrs c. n. Hogg Of Cadiz. Ohio. parents
OF the bride. and Mr.. and Mrs II. A
Quarter, Of Wheeling. ". Va. After the
ceremony there was a wedding breakfast
al the New Willard. and last night Mr
and Mrs Lynn went 10 Old Point for a
short stay. Later they Will spend a few
weeks in New York and then go abroad
Late in the autumn they will return to
Washington and spend the winter in
apartments at the Dewey. Mr.. Lynn is
one OF the progressive young business
men Of Uniontown, Pa. clsssed as one OF
the coal barons OF that section. His bride
comes Of a very old and distinguished
family
Tie bride was gowned in pink raiah
silk. made jumper style, over a blouse
Of lace. Her hat was trimmed with pink.
and she wore q white chiffon veil.
At Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh and D
streets. on Friday, at p. m, Will be
given the cantata. in FIVE acts, Of Esther.
the Beautiful Queen" This cantata was
presented TO large and appreclative audi
ences last week. and received with gen
erous applause. It viii be repeated under
more favorable surroundings by the same
cast on Friday evening for the benefit Of
the Eye, Ear. and Throat Hospital of this
city. and deserves a large and enthusiastic
patronage, both on account of the worthy
cause for which Il is given and the ex-
staged and performed. The DumbaTton
Avenue NJ +. Church choir, with a
chorus of sixty voices. form the principal
part OF the musical rendition.
St Andrews Church was the scene Of
brilliant wedding at noon yesterday,
when Miss Harriet Benton Hamill, daugh-
ter of the late DR.. G. A. Hamill. of Mar
tinsbuTg. W. Va. was married to Dr.
Henry w. Tobias. a Washington physi-
clan The bride was given in carriage
By her cousin. Levin Stonebraker. of
Hagerstown, Nd. She wore a handsome
gown OF mode color, and carried shower
bouquet OF lilies of the valley. The cere-
many was performed by the Rev. DR..
George c. Carter, rector of the church
The bride and bridegroom left on an early
train for a short trip through the North
On their return they viii take up their
residence at 1424 Q street northwest.