The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

Minister from Bolivia and Nine. Caideron,
the Minister from Haiti and Nine. Leger.
the Minister from Colombia and Nine
Cortes, Senator and Mrs. Elkins. Justice
and Mrs. Anderson, Mrs Alexander r.
Shepherd, the counselor OF the Mexican
Embassy and Nine. Godoy. and Hon.
John Barrett. The Ambassador and Nine
Creel viii entertain at dinner on April
:, and also give an evening reception on
April s.
Many Washington friends Of the bride
to-be will be interested in hearing of the
approaching marriage Of Miss J. Hum
phreys daughter OF Mrs. ST. John Gaff-
ney. wife of the consul general at Dres-
den, to Capt. Hans Weurich Won Wolf, Of
the Royal Saxon Artillery; the wedding
to take place Monday. april s, in the
American Church IN Dresden.
A marriage of considerable interest viii
take place to-day at the residence Of Mrs.
Levi Z. Letter. with Miss Gretchen Isham
and Mr.. Henry T. Shelton as the contract
ing parties The bride-elect and her sis
ter. Miss A. Z. Isham. who arrived in
town Wednesday, are the daughters OF
the late Edward Swift Isham, Of Chicago.
a former law partner OF Robert Lincoln
They are close friends of Mrs. Letter Of
many years standing. and Miss Isham.
desiring TO have a wedding celebrated
with great privacy, and elsewhere than
Chicago. accepted Mrs. Letters invitation
10 be married from her house. Only a
few very close friends viii witness the
ceremony, which is TO take place at noon.
and De followed Immediately by the de-
parture of the bride and bridegroom.
Mrs, John r. Williams entertained at
luncheon ana bridge yesterday. compli-
TO Mrs. TAFT.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Louise
and Washington Booth Bowie
is set for April a. In st. Johns Church,
the rector, Rev. Mr. How
len. officiating.
Tie bTide-elect is the eat-great-grand-
isaghter Of Motley Young. one of the
original proprietOrs Of Washington, and
.ineaI descendant on her mothers side
from a long list Of governors. including
Thomas Motley. William Diggs, and Rob
ert Brooks. Of yland.
Mr.. Bowie is the youngest son of the
ate Gov. Bowie. Of Maryland residing
lp0n the ancestral home in Prince George
County. Nd. where the couple will live
The bride. who Is one Of the most charm
ng and popular among Georgetown bellies.
yill be attended by Miss Julia Armstrong
-ippitt Miss Alice Oden Roberts, of
Prince George County; Miss Julia Smith,
# Baltimore, and Miss Emily Fitch. of
Washington. Her sister. Miss Helen
will be maid OF honor.
The music-l0ving world in Washington.
as in other American cities, is mueh in
erested in the announcement that Dr. /
Karl Muck has been granted another
years leave OF absence by the German
Emperor and VIII consequently continue
lis work OF directing the Boston SYM !
Dhony Orchestra next season. DR.. Muck /
made many personal friends in society. /
where he was introduced by the Assistant j
of War and Mrs. Oliver. early /
n the winter
Mrs. John B. Zahm Is visiting IN New
York, the guest of her aunt, Mrs John 4
Jay Crawford. of West Ninety-nintb j
street. Mrs. Crawford entertained at a /
arge bridge party in her nieces honor 4
IN Tuesday afternoon.
Although spring gowns are almost un- I
Known, and the average woman has thus /
ar contented herself with a modest utility /
rat, as the first step toward a summer 4
wardrobe Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger 4
'pened the season yesterday by appearing
N Pennsylvania avenue carrying a new
nd pretty parasol of biscuit-colored silk.
The interlining was of pink and extremely
'eeoming to the distinguished authoress,
whose complexion is marveIously fair.
nd figure as girlish as ever. Mrs. Cruger
sore a cloth gown and hat that knows no
eason. being a pink tOque composed al
lost entirely of roses. with loops of rib
on of the same tone. She also carried
fur boa
Nine. Godoy, wife of the Mexican Min
ster to Cuba, will receive at her home.
goo Seventeenth street, to-day.
Capt and Mrs. Il. H Garrett will eele
rate the fiftieth anniversary of their
larTiage at Burnt Orchard farm. near
ierndon. Va, on March 26, from / to
m. They will be glad to welcome any
nd all OF their friends on this occasion
cams will meet trains leaving Washing
On at $40 a. N. and 80 p m. on ar
vai at Herndon on March O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson. who are
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