The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-07

Mrs F. Hope Slater entertained a din
ner company in honor Of the Austrian
Ambassador and Baroness Hengelmuller.
Mrs. Walter 3. Fairfield was a dinner
hostess again last evening. when she en-
tertained in honor of Miss Pansy Perkins,
daughter of the Senator from California.
Her other guests were Mr.. and Mrs elf
ford Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, of
New York Mrs. Romeyn B. Ayers. Mr..
George Brown, Mr. Barr, of Boston, and
Mr.. Turner, of Baltimore. The party
afterward attended the opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Slater were
dinner hosts last evening. the Counselor
Of the French Embassy and Nine. des
Portes, and Capt. and Mrs. Ryan. Of the
British Embassy, being among their
guests.
The marriage Of Miss Adelia Ellsworth
Nelson and Mr.. W. w. Chiswell took
place yesterday at noon in Trinity Epis-
copal Church, with a small company of
friends to witness the ceremony, at which
the rector, Rev. Richard P. Williams. Of
hciated. The bride was attended by
Mrs II. A. Kite as matron of honor and
the bridegroom was attended by Mr.
Kite. as best man. The ushers were b.
w Chiswen brother of the Bridegroom,
and Lewis Clephane
The bride was gowned In her travelling
costume Of dark blue brOadclOth. and an
imported French hat harmonized with
the tones Of blue and mauve of the cos
tune She carried a shower bouquet of
Bride roses and lilies Of the valley The
matron Of honor wore brown cloth. with
a brown panne velvet hat with brown
plumes, and carried shower bouquet of
yiolets
The church decorations were extremely
pretty and consisted Of palms, ferns, and
Easter lilies, with punches of Bride
roses.
Mr.. Chiswell and his bride left on an
afternoon train for Atlanta. and viii 90
later to the Mardi Gras in New Or
leans. They viii be absent for a month,
and be at home after March ! at the
Mississippi. near the corner Of Four
teenth and w streets.
The marriage Of Miss Ella D. Price,
daughter OF. Mr.. and Mrs W. ". Price.
10 Mr.. Frederick Steele Vincent took
place yesterday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents. in the presence of "a
small company Of relatives and friends.
who were later entertained at an infor-
mai reception. Rev. Frederick d. Pow
er, D. D., of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. ofiiciated. There were
10 attendants. Mr.. and Mrs Vincent win
live at the Romano.
Miss May Hersey. Of Washington. and
Mr.. George Albert Emmons. of Beaufort
s. g, We're married at high noon Wednes-
day, February g. at St Marks Episcopal
Church. by the rector. Dr. William l.
Devries, assisted by the Rev. c. Freeland
Peter. The bride. who was attired in
blue broadcloth travelling suit and hat
to match, carrying a shower bouquet Of
violets, was given away by her cousin
Mr.. Charles N. Otterback, Of Brooklyn
NY.
Miss Elizabeth s. Bullough. daintily
gowned in gray Spanish crepe carrying
"a shower bouquet OF viOlets. was maid OF
honor. Mr.. irving a. EmmOus. brother
of the groom. was best man. The ushers
We're Mr.. G. V. \. Bullough, Dr. r A.
Fisher, Dr. r. y. Sullivan. and Mr. j.
r. Emery.
After the ceremony a luncheon was
served at the residence Of the brides
mother. after which the many handsome
presents We're viewed. After "a short we'd
ding trip they viii be at home 10 their
many friends AT Is Ninth street southeast
The marriage is announced Of Miss Nell
Rust Smith 10 Mr. Wentworth Willis
Pierce Of Warsaw, y. c. The ceremony
took place at St Margaret's Church.
Tuesday evening, February 8
Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley was the
hostess at a handsomely appointed tea
yesterday afternoon from to in honor
Of her guests. the Misses CouIbourne. Of
Baltimore. and Miss Kern, Of Winchester.
Va. The drawing-r0oms and dlning-room
were decorated with palms and a profu-
sion Of red roses and carnations, while
yellow and white tulips and other spring
blossoms were used in the MUSHROOM.
where. behind q bower of palms, an or
chestra played
Mrs. Bentley, who wore a very smart
gown of gray crepe de chine. trimmed
with Irish lace. was assisted by Mrs. r.
O. Hoffman and Mrs William Burton
Green at the tea table; Mrs f. NJ Miller.
Mrs. Byron s. Adams, Mrs George W.
Smith. Mrs. r. E. Joyce. Nine. Alfred
Thierry, Mrs Monroe Emmerick. Mrs
Aubrey Lynn, bride of the past month:
Miss Jennie Rayner Berans, Miss Carrie
Jackson, Miss Edith lie Due. Miss Blake.
Miss Powell. Miss Chapman, and the
Misses Waters.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Irene Y. Ratclif, daughter Of Mrs. Laura
Y. Ratclin, to Mr. John T. Scott both
of this city. the ceremony having been
performed by Rev. a H Davis in Pitts
burg on January 26.
Mrs. McKenny Derry entertained at 4
tea yesterday afternoon at her home. in
the Colonial flats. Georgetown. when her
rooms We're filed by a representative
company from ( to O'Clock. The hostess
was assisted in dispensing the pleasant
hospitality by Mrs. John Latimer, Mrs. |
Rawlings Hume. Mrs. Tom Hume. Miss
Frances Blake, and Miss Lucy Dorsett.
Final arrangements for the George /
Washington University students ball. TO |
be held at the New Willard tomorrow. |
have been completed and the citizens floor
committee and reception committee an
nounced. The floor committee numbers
105. The guests viii be received by !
committee consisting of Mrs. Charles II. /
Ackert. president of the board of lady |
managers Of the George Washington Uni |
versity Hospital Mrs. Charles W Need /
ham, Mrs. Charles J. Bell, and Mrs. H. Q |
YarTow. vice presidents of the hoard /
Mrs. William r. Vance, treasurer. and |
Mrs. D. X. ShUte, secretary of the bali /
committee.
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