The Washington herald., 1907-05-02

| Misses Egan, Mrs. A. w. Dunn and the
members OF Trinity College Auxiliary
board receiving with her In addition to
the June graduates there were present
/ Miss Martha Koch, Miss Marie Bach,
/ Miss Maud Hilger, Miss Gertrude John
son, Miss Edith Armstrong. Miss Lena
Armstrong. Miss Towers, and Miss Wal
tiers. Of Montana. who are attending
school in this city.
! There we're several hundred guests in
GLIDING the senior class Of Georgetown
University and the senior class Of the
Catholic University.
/ Miss Mabel Merriam. who has been vis-
iting In Philadelphia. is now the guest Of
/ Col. and Mrs. Clarence Edwards at their
/ home in Lafayette square Miss Joanna
| Schroeder. daughter Of Capt. Seat0n
Schroeder. Z. S. n. has gone to Norfolk
TO visit her sister, Mrs Moulton K John
son. and DR.. Johnson. L. S. n.
Capt. Won Rebeur Paschwitz, of the
German navy. and one of the visiting
officers. is we'll known in Washington,
/ having been at one time attached % the
German Embassy here
Miss Edna Alexandra Muir and Dr.
/ Elmer Fahey Yount were married at the
/ Temple Baptist Church Tuesday by Rev.
Or. Muir father Of the bride The ushers
were Mr. Myron Yount. brother OF the
/ bridegroom: Mr.. Roland r. Roderick, Mr..
Arthur r. TTavers. Of Baltimore. Nd.
and Mr. William f. Lemon The plat
, form and pulpit were powered in palms
and marguerites. The couple entered the
[ h.. II
/ Of ecru wolfe and a stylish hat in the
| same shade. trimmed in velvet. She car
/ ried the white prayer book from which
! the service was read DIT. and Mrs.
! Yount left at once for their wedding trip.
and after May Is VIII reside az SIG Thir-
/ teenth street.
Tuesday night az st, Thomas Church
Miss Florence J. Heaton and Mr.. Stuart
/ Bradford Marshall, of Pittsburg, were
married. The ushers were Mr.. Guy Beall
| Gilmore, Of Uniontown. Pa, and DR.. John
| Singer. of Greensburg, Pa. Rev. DR.. c.
| Ernest Smith offlciated. The bride, who
was escorted by her uncle. DR.. Joseph
| Van Deventer. Of Ishpenling. Mich. is the
/ daughter Of the late DR.. Townsend
Heaton Of Hamilton, Va She wore an
empire gown in white pdnne crepe,
| trimmed with real lace. A wreath OF
orange blossoms crowned her tulle veil.
and she carried shower bouquet Of lilies
OF the valley. The matron Of honor, Mrs.
/ George Lawrence Claypooi. OF Plttsburg.
/ were white lace over taffeta with q little
/ light blue in the trimming. She carried
I pink sweet peas Mr.. Robert +. ~, Wen
I dell Was best man. The relatives and
I intimate friends afterWard joined the
4 H. -.
and supper, and later the newly married
! couple left for a wedding journey. They
are 70 live near Pittsburg.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Marshall OF Union
| town. Pa; Mrs. Singer and Mrs James ].
I Hays. Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Sinner, of Philadelphia; DR.. and Mrs. ".
s Bear. Of Baltimore; Mr, and Mrs.
John Poke Baer, Miss Mathilde Bevan.
Miss Bertha Stevens. Miss Grace Hooper.
/ Miss Katherine Poorbaugh. Mr. Fred G.
| BoyCe. jr.. Mr.. William J. Sneeringer, Mr..
Shoeber Burrows and Mr.. James Hooper,
all of Baltimore: Miss Florence Van De-
venter. of Leesburg: Mrs. Charles Carr
Mercler. Of Virginia. Mr.. Anthony Dibrel.
Of Leesburs; Mr, and Mrs. Hendley. Of
Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs. HOge. OF
Loud0un County, Va.
The GeorgetoWn University crew will
hold another dance at the Arlington on
Saturday evening. Mrs. Thomas H. Car
ter. Mrs. Maurice Francis Eagen, Mrs.
George Lloyd Magruder, and Mrs. Harry
n clabaugh acting as hostesses Of the
occasion The men are to be assessed 8.
as the affair is a benefit for the crew,
whose only source of revenue is from
Pcs Of +ffa col atarr-
| tributions of students and alumni. In ad-
dtion TO the usual attendance Of George
/ town students. the Virginia baseball team
will be the guests Of the crew, as they
/ play Georgetown on that afternoon.
! Cards have also been sent to the girls
and men of the dancing set In Washing
/ ton, and a number Of them viii he
present Owing to the rather strict
/ discipline in force at the college with
/ regard 20 night permissions in town
] Georgetown social events have been few
1 this year. and this same discipline IS the
/ cause of the early hours to I2-set for
I this dance. The arrangements are "a
/ charge OF the manager of the crew. John
/ McH Stuart and committee from the
| various schools Of the university.
/ Mrs Pinchot left Washington yesterday
/ anu Will MI AlaNAAtAr VIII SAN oaLuI "a y
/ on the Celtic for Europe
/ Mrs NJ. c. RerbelI, Of Panama, is a
guest of Mrs. Eden Kipp. Of 1925 y stree;
/ northwest
/ Lieut.. Charles X. Rockwell. adjutan:
! at the Washington Barracks. announces
10 more hops this season. The last one
took place last Thursday evening. at the
/ barracks.
Miss Susan Plessner Pollock is in New
/ York City, attending a meeting of the
/ International kindergarten Union, being
] held there this week.