The Washington herald., 1907-05-15

! The President and Mrs Roosevelt gave
an informal dinner at the White House
! last night, Mrs. Roosevelt afterward TAX
/ ing her guests to the Belasco Theater to
| see Mr.. Edwin Arden and stock company
in The Importance of Being Earnest"
/ The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Metcalf We're the guests complimentary
TO whom Mr.. and Mrs Hennen Jennings
entertained at dinner last night at their
home in Rhode Island avenue.
The Secretary of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs Straus gave a dinner last night,
| their guests including the Minister for
/ the Netherlands and Nine. van Swim
deren, Admiral Reiter Col. and Mrs.
/ Bromwell, First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Hitchcock. Capt. Fitzhugh Lee. L. S.
/ A. the Director Of the Census and Mrs.
| North. Mr.. and Mrs Watson, of the
/ British Embassy; Ensign Reed, Miss
! Leupp, Miss Fish, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan,
Miss Gertrude Myers, and DR.. and Mrs
/ Cyrus Adler.
Nine. Bonaparte was hostess at din
ner last evening given for her daughter
the Countess Won MOltke- -Huitfeldt, who
is visiting her.
! Mrs Audenried entertained at luncheon
yesterday at her home in Vermont ave
nue.. complimentary to her house guest,
Miss Whittemore, of St Louis.
Miss Marcia Flagg Butler, daughter or
Charles Henry Butler, reporter Of the
! Supreme Court and Mrs Butter. was
married at noon yesterday 20 Mr.. Edward
C-eswell HeaId at the brides home in /
| street. The Rev. Dr. William p. Steven
son, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
! Church Of YoGkers. n. Y, performed the
/ ceremony, which took place in the front
| drawing room, which was tastefulIy deco
rated with cut flowers and spring bios
! SONS against a background of palms and
| ferns.
/ Mr.. Butler gave his daughters hand In
/ marriage. The bride was attended by
/ the bridegroom's sister Miss Katherine
/ Heald, She was gcwned in pale pink silk
| null and carried a shower bouquet Of deli
| cate pink roses. The maids We're Miss
/ LangdOn Bellows. Miss Elizabeth Hub
/ bard. Miss Caroline BrOwnsOn, ali Of
YUnkers. Their gowns were Of white ba-
! tiSte over shell pink slips. and they Caf-
ried Killarney roses. The ushers were
/ Nj Charles +. Wilson. Mr. John Flan-
merry. Mr.. Andrew Bradley, Mr.. Charles
I II. Bradley and the brides brothers, Mr
/ Ethan Flagg Butler and Mr.. Charles
Marshall Butler.
Mr Heald was attended by Mr.. Henry
/ Wilder Heald Of Brooklyn, y. Y. who
acted as best man. Miss Butler made
/ a charming bride IN her gown Of
white satin cut Princesse and embel-
/ lished with Venetian point lace A tulle
well enveloped her girlish figure, a wreath
/ of orange blossoms confning it to her
/ hair.
/ After the ceremony there was wed
/ ding breakfast and reception for the
/ bridal party Later in the day Mr. and
/ Mrs. Head left town for a wedding jour
Iney, after which they will return 20 the
/ Capital Mr and Mrs. Butler. the brides
parents, viii sail for Europe May . for an
| indefinite stay. their first point Of destina-
( tion being The Hague.
/ The bfide is q granddaughter Of the late
William Allen Butler and Ethan Flagg
/ late of Yonkers. y. Y Both Mrs Will
/ liam Allen Butler and Mrs. Flagg were
present Mr. Heald is a member Of one
Of the oldest residential families I'm Wash
Iington. a son Of Mr. John c. Heald. and
nephew Of the late Judge Andrew c.
Bradley.
NJ. Jusserand the French Ambassador.
will not leave the Capital until the latter
part Of June Capt. Fournier the milf
tary attache of the French Embassy,
will. as usual. spend the summer in
/ France He will go on leave the end Of
| June or the first part Of July.
/ Miss Alma Ruggles will leave Washing
ton to-day for New York 10 be the guest
! OF Representative and Mrs. Van Vechten
! Olcott Later she will join her mother
/ Mrs. George D. Ruggles, in Canada
| where they viii spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Chatard have
closed their home, in Rhode Island ave
nue.. for the summer
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Willard H.
/ Brownson, who spent some time at An
napols. where the admiral was in charge
Of the Naval Academy. have just re-
/ turned from the Orient and have come 20
/ Washington, which will be their home
| for the present as Admiral Brownson
will now be stationed here.
The armored cruiser Kleber. which
/ France is sending to jamestown as a rep
resentative of her navy has already ar