The Washington herald., 1907-02-25
Event of Week Will Be We'd
ding Of Minister COrea.
CEREMONY AT BRIDES HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. sydney Lloyd Wright
son mountaineering OF the Com
EtitutiOn Chapter, ID. A. R.-NRYaI
Attache of German Embassy and
Mrs. HebbinghRus to Entertain.

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Nicaragua, Senior Corea, which is to
take place at noon on Wednesday, at the
home of the brides parents, Col. and Mrs
Robert l. Fleming. on Massachusetts
avenue.
! The ceremony will be performed by
Rev Teunis S. Hamlin, in the presence
of the immediate families and a few close
personal friends of the bride and bride
groom, several hundred invitations. how
ever. having been issued for the large re-
eeptiOn which is TO follow.
Miss Flemings attendants will be Miss
Erma Shaw, Miss May Kearney, Miss
/ Eleanor Granger. and Miss Gertrude Fry;
while the Ambassador from Mexico,
Senior Creel, viii act as best man for
/ Senior Corea.
After an extended honeymoon trip the
Minister viii take his bride to the Mica
raguan Legation on o street.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Legare entertained
at dinner Of sixteen covers last even
/ ing.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson,
/ who have just returned from a Norfolk
trip to their home in Cleveland Park, en-
! tertained at a reception and musicale
! last evening, their guests having been in
vlted to meet Mrs. Ham, Of Mexico C;ty.
These charming little Sunday evening
/ musical at-hOmes" are very popular
among the friends OF Mr. and Mrs.
Wrghtson. who have given a number Of
similar entertainments this season, but
I &c III in,
tercst, as marking the introduction by
Mr.. Wrightson, FOR the first time. of his
talented pupil, Miss Gertrude Reuter-.
This young artist shared the honCrs of
the evening with Miss Arley Mott, Mr..
/ S. NJ. Fabian, and the host himself. who
! took part In the beautiful musical pro-
| gramme. A buffet supper was served
| later in the dining-room, from a dainty
table adorned with pink roses and pink
shaded candelabTa-
The naval attache Of the German En-
bassy and Nine Hebbinghaus, who were
| hosts at small dinner Saturday ev IN
1 ing, will entertain at dinner this evening.
and again early in March.
! Mrs. Jessie Plumb, who was recently
the guest Of Mrs. John Henry, of Thir-
teenth street, has returned 20 her home
/ in New York. Mrs. Plumb Is a sister-in-
law Of the celebrated artist, j. G. Brown,
of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene a. Jones and Miss
E. NJ. Young have returned 70 their
Eighteenth street home. after a short visit
to Alr. and Mrs. A. ". Bowling, Of Balti-
more
Mrs y N. Hill and her daughter, Miss
Louise HuL Of this city, are the guests
Of Mrs. Cannon. in New York City.
The Constitution Chapter D. a. r,
held its February meeting at 1916 Column
bia road. with Mrs. H. y Couden and
Mrs Flora W. Patterson as hostesses.
The regent, Mrs. Hannah B. Sperry, was
in the chair. After the customary routine
business, it was decided TO call for volun-
tary contributions to the Continental Hall
fund. and the responses were gratifying
The vice regent, Miss Mary Wood was
elected as alternate delegate to the COM
ing Continental Congress, the regent be
ing delegate ex Oficio. 4 short pro-
gramme. comprising the consideration Of
some prominent current events. followed
Mrs. Helen NJ. Wood spoke upon the
conspicuous men who Travelled in 1856.
commenting upon the achievements of
Commander Peary in the arctic regions;
the inspection Of the Panama Canal re-
gion by President Roosevelt. and the
official journeys Of Secretaries Taft and
Root. Mrs. Harriet A. Arnold spoke in
structiyely upon our insular possessions,
Of
and pointing out their undoubted COM
mercial value 10 the United States. Dr.
COuden made entertaining comments upon
each topic. Before adjOuTning for refresh
ments the subject for consideration at the
next meeting. March 10. was announced
to be The Present Status OF the Jap
anese in America" Every member is ex-
pected to be prepared TO briefly state the
stand taken upon the subject by her State,
her Senator. or her friends.
Miss Wood. sister Of Representative
Wood, of New Jersey. will receive at the
Normandie tomorrow afternoon for the
last time this season.
Mrs. L. Richard Gasch, Of 17H North
Capitol street, viii be at home Wednes-
day, February q, from 20 6, in honor
of her sister, Mrs. F. G. Aulsbrook. Of St
Paul. MINI.
Mrs. G. W. Atkinson will not receive
to-day, owing to illness in the family
Mrs. Thomas Chalmers Newton will be
at home this afternoon at the Alden, 261S
Thirteenth street northwest
Miss Elizabeth livery. of Carlisle. Pa,
is visiting Mrs. J. c. Howell. 1913 Eight
eenth street
Miss Mary Walker. of Winchester. Va.
is the guest of her sister, Miss Louise
Walker Of this city.
Mrs. Richard G. Rawlings, of 175S @
street, viii leave town some time this
week, to join her husband in Seattle.
Wash
Mrs. Robert ]. Blaine and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Aubrey Lynn Clarke. the latter
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