The Washington herald., 1907-06-02


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which they return to Washington and
remain through the summer az the home
Of the brides parents. In the autumn
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenny will go to Florida
for the winter
Miss Clara Gagler and Mr.. j. Thomas
Tabler were married yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock at the parsonage Of the
immaculate Conception Church, Rev.
Arbrose Beavers officiating. No cards
were issued for the wedding, and only a
small gathering Of relatives Of the bride
and bridegroom was present The wed
ding gown was n white tailored suit, ana
a soft crepe de chine blouse. combined
with lace A black neapolitan hat
trimmed with pink roses completed the
costume MT and Mrs. Tabler lett town
Immediately after the wedding for a
honeymoon trip 10 Boston by sea, ana
upon their return will take up their resi-
dence on Clifton street
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce entertained informally at dinner
last night at the Embassy. complimentary
to Prof WilIigradoa. Of oxford Iniver-
sity.
Mrs. Sharp, wife Of Commander Alex
auder Sharp, was hostess at A bride party
yesterday afternoon al her home In the
navy yard.
Mr.. Sol Peyser. OF Newport News, Va,
spent a few days in the city, the guest Of
his mother Mrs. W. Peyser, OF street.
Mr.. Simon Kaiser, Of Indianapolis, Ind,
was a recent visitor TO the city.
Mrs. Simon Kann, Of Belmont road, en-
tertaincd the Afternoon Bridge Whist
Club 40 her residence Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kosminsky and little
son, Jack Laurie, of York, Pa, We're IN
the city Wednesday. en- route 20 Memphis,
Tenn.
Mr and Mrs. W. +. Roberts. Of 1896
Clifton street gave a reception last even
ing from 20 II. IN celebration of the
twanty-Gfth anniversary Of their we'd
ding. The spacious rooms and hallway OF
their handsome residence were effectively
decorated with palms and pink and white
peouies. this color scheme being carried
out in the decorations of the entire first
floor. except iu the dln.ns-room. which
was entirely i'm pink. Ferns formed a
BACKGROUND for the blossoms which
banked the mantols, and smi8N and ass
uaragus vines areled the d1orWaEs. Mrs.
Roberts wore an imported gown of white
lace. prlUCgsse and durIr-7e being i-s
patterns used. and "a shower "i hla.
roses and lilies of the valley completed
Tie becoming toilet Assisting Mrs. EoH-
rrrs were her sister. Mrs II. $. LHr.H--
OF Cleveland. Ohio. who is at present her
house guest. Hgr daughter Miss EaHa
Roberts. and AI-s Heron. Hiss West
lrss VOLS Mss Sylvester and i-a
Misses s.laG-r. aU friends of Miss Rob
.f|s.
Nr and Airs. Roberts were married iu
Wasnfretru at All Souls Church. ANA
haas. always made tl... home here. They
have two children. "a son and daughter.
A wedding of interest o. WasaiHEt.n.al-
was celebrated yesterday at OH. home FOL.
Nrs. Paul Cook Woodruff. at Auburn
s. s.. when bier niece. Miss FRANCES
BeudIay Andrews. became the wife n,
lr Robert Ha.lls,er Chapman, of this
c-tr The bride, who Wur. "a princess.
gown of whit. satin. trimmed with H".H'
lace. was given away ur her brother Ar.
William Whiting Andrews. There H.r.
uo attendants MI auI Mrs. Chapman
viii sail next week 90 spend the summer
abroad
Tie members ~ the oetaeon Pleasure
Club wiI give a dance at tie Mercantile
Club June l- complimentary 90 Miss Lille
Iln CobleHzer before her departure for
Europe.
Miss MoIue Sorask. Of Baltimore. is the
guest Of Miss Sarah Levy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry g.. Rreelau and
daughter CarLfua ara located f.r Oh.
summer at Dresden II D.. Tlaaua Park.
1rs. L. Barurr is VISITING .n New York,
the gal-t of her sister, Miss Hester Cal.
Usher.
Dr. and Mrs. James Richard Tabman
celebrated the atr.ea-. anniversary af
their wedding last night al a reception
which they gave az their home in E.F-
euth street. Qu8uuuez of palms placed
through the drawi0g-r90ws of their at-
traet.ye home formed "a background fnI
clusters Of carnations .ad other blossoms
Mrs. TubmaH. lu d. handsome toilette OF
priuccssc lace, cut Ia pr.aeaszes style, wei
coined the guests. and she and Dr. Tub
man were assisted in receiving by Mrs. O..
Wallace S.mus0n.. of Philadelphia, and
Mrs n. r. Hayes. of this city, Mrs.
Simpson was beaoming.y gowned in black
lace. and Mrs. Hayes wore robe of
waite lace.
In the dulHg-r00m the color scheme of
the decorations was pink and green, cIus-
ters of pink carnations and ferns and
palms carrying out the c0I0rs. Presiding
here were Mrs. Howard GQtt of Cleveland
Park. gowned iu pale blue crepe de- chine
and lace. assisted by Miss Lillah Paxton
and Miss Florence Davies Miss PaNt0u's
gown was a urincossa lingerie robe. and
Miss Davies also wore % dainty lingerie
gown an orchestra played throughout
the evening. Among the guests were
many of the doctors colleagues. Host
and hostess were the recipients OF many
beautiful presents.
Mrs Burdan, Of England. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph Hob
son. at her home i'm Y street, left Wash
ington yesterday for New York. where she
will make n series Of visits before sailing
for England. Mrs BIrdan is the mother
Of Mrs f. Marion Crawford wife Of the
novelist
Mrs. Clarence Edwards viii leave town
the first Of the week for her country place
at Niagara, where she viii be joined later
10y Brig Gen. Edwards
N- and Mrs. Edward s. Dreyfus. of