The Washington herald., 1907-06-07


the Girls Friendly Society; vocal solo,
Mrs. Wood duet, Grace Alden and Rachel
Millard.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs J. II. Buscher for the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Ida Marie Buscher,
to Mr. Raymond l. DUNCAN. Wednesday
evening, June p, at 7;30 O'Clock, at Holy
Name Church, Eleventh and l streets
northeast.
Miss Anna Guthrie and her nephew and
niece. Mr.. and Mrs F. T. Walcott. who
were married a'few months ago in Pitts
burg closed their apartment in the Con-
necticut and have gone 10 New York,
where they will remain for a few days
before going on 10 their cottage at Bar
HarbOr Mr. and Mrs. Walcott spent
their honeymoon in the South, staying
some time I'm Asheville, n c.. and then
coming to Washington a few weeks ago,
whore they have been entertained con-
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage. June 26, at $50 o'clock p m.
of Miss Rena May Sweeney. Of 726
Eleventh street southeast. and Mr.
Charles c. Wise The ceremony will take
place. at the North Carolina Avenue Meth
odist Church Rev. Richard /. Shipley
the pastor officiating.
The Graduate Nurses Association will
give a garden party on the Garfield Hos
pital lawn tomorrow from TO 10 p. m.
The proceeds Will 20 toward endowing a
chair in the hospital economics, Teachers
College, Columbia University, New York
City.
Independent Of the canoe regatta at
Sycamore Island Club on May 30, as al
ready mentioned, there were several pri-
vate picnics on the island. Through the
kindness of Mr.. Z. A. McIntire. all who
came were made perfectly at home.
one organization, the Red. White, and
Blue Club. through the management Of
Mr.. ard Mrs Howard Y. Mills, was espe-
CillIy noticeable by the elaborate dinner
and various games on the lawn and in
the clubhouse. lasting until late in the
evening. Music. dancing, drum fOrfeits.
and various games filled the programme.
Among those who took an active part
We're Mas. and Mrs. X. Beach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles W. Botsch, Mrs. T. 3. Dal-
rvmple, Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett Brown,
Misses Elsie McIutlre May, Elizabeth
Perry and Harriet Crump. Dr. and Mrs.
Parsons. Nj. and Mrs. Paul Jones, Miss
Dorothy Jones. the Misses Dalrymple, DIT.
H. King Mr.. Fred l. Gieseking Mr.. and
Mrs f. l. JOhnstone. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mockbep. Mrs 4. y Payne. Miss Emma
r. McIntire Miss Letit.s Mockbee. Mr..
Garnett Mockbee. jr.. Dr. a. p. Grant and
son. and J. T. B. Hay.
one OF the prettiest Of the early June
weddings took place last evening at the
residence Of Mr.. p. +. Mcmahon. when
his daughter Kathleen was married 90 Mr..
Frank Gleichauf, a young architect of
Columbus. Ohio The bride entered the
parl0r. where the ceremony took place, on
the arm Of her father. She looked charm
ing In a gown Of chiffon cloth trimmed
with rare lace. and wore as her only
ornament q dog collar Of pearls the gift
q the groom. and carried a large bouquet
Of Bride roses. The brides youngest sis
ter. Miss Angela Mcmahon, was her only
attendant. She wore pink mousseline De
sole. and carried a huge bunch OF pink
Bridesmaid roses.
The groom was attended by the brides
brother Mr.. John F. Mcmahon. as best
man. The parl0rs and dining-r0om were
beautifully decorated with pink peonies
and palms. the bay window serving as an
impr0vised altar. being IA yeritable bower
Of cut flowers and stately palms. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
Nackiu Of ST. PauIs Church.
Immediately after the ceremony a re-
ceptl0n was held. and the young couple
departed on their wedding tour. after
which they viii occupy an apartment In
the Victoria, at Columbus. Ohio. Many
magnificent gifts were received. which
We're displayed in one of the upper rooms.
The brides g0ing-awav gown was a
tailored suit Of tan pongee trimmed with
brown silk Tie and brown buttons. and a
hat of ecru straw effectively trimmed
with a profusion Of daisies and two large
American Beauty roses.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Justin Gleichauf. of Newark,
Ohio. parents of the groom: Mr. William
Story Clayland, Of Baltimore. Nd. and
DIT. Joseph Barry, of New York City.
r. c. Schmidt. Of St Louis. and Miss
VaHie Isabelle Gordon, Of Van Buren,
Ohio. were married yesterday bv tho
Rev DR.. Samuel II. Greene, OF Calvary
Baptist Church. The bride is the dauGh-
ter Of Mr. c. II. Gordon. a well-knowu
Ohioan. Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt left Wash
ingt0n on the Norfolk night boat. MT
Schmidt being located at the jamestown
Exposition for the summer The wedding
ceremony took place in the parlor of the
Hotel Johnson and Mr.. Schmidt was at
tended by Mr.. George z. Smith and Mr
George. ". Rippard, Of Norfolk. while
among the guests were Messrs William
q. Loomis. Of Chicago. and J. z. Newman
W. 5. johnson, jackson Tinker. and P. S
TUtWiler, of Washington.
There viii he a lawn fete on the lawn
Of the Womens Christian Association. 171g
Thirteenth street northwest. under the au-
spices Of the Tennis Club and Indoor out
door Club. on tomorrow evening. June &
Part cf the proceeds will be used for
sending a delegate to the Association
Summer Conference at Silver Bay-on-
Lake George. y. Y.
In view Of the fine weather of the last
few days, Miss Richards has received
so many requests from her lecture pa
irons to make one more attempt to have
the talk and picnic at Chevy Chase Lake
that it has been decided, weather permit
ting, TO have It tomorrow morning. II
unfavorable however, for an outdoor
affair the talk will be given at u:3r
n. m. in the assembly hall of Fairmont
Seminary. Fourteenth and Fairmont
streets.
Concert at Navy Yard Tonight.
The NauaI Gun Enntnt,. BnnA ,.rAn-