The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-07
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
japanese Ambassador and
ViScOunteSS AOki Receive.
MI-CAREME TO BE OBSERVED
Several Events Arranged for CeIe-
brstiOn of Middle Point Between
day-Mrs. Herbert WadswOrth to
Give Domino Party, with Dancing.

Mi-Careme, the middle point between
Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday. will
be celebrated to-day by "a member Of
social events. although ia several cases
the date has been selected more by acct
dent than design. The japanese Ambas-
sador and Viscountess Aoki will give
their second large evening reception. and
Mrs Herbert Wadsworth her usual
Thursday evening at home by having d
domino party, with dancing.
The German Ambassador and Baroness
Won Steuburg viii entertain at break
fast complimentary TO the officers OF the
German army who are now making an
official tour of the American cities by
direction of their Emperor.
Commander Hebbinghaus, Of the Ger
man Embassy, and Nine. Hebbinghaus
entertained a dinner company of young
people last evening, which included Mrs.
Foraker Miss lie Bourgeois, Miss MeT-
Ram Terry Crosby. Miss Maxwell, the
Swiss Minister Mr.. Sturdy. Of the British
Embassy, Count Hatzfeldt and Mr.. Won
Radovitz, of the German Embassy.
Prof and Mrs Willis L. Moore enter
tanned at dinner last evening Prof. and
Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell, Justice and
Mrs Anderson, the Secretary TO the Pres
ident and Mrs. Loeb, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore w Noyes, Or. and Mrs. George J..
Barrie and SIR. and Mrs. Raymond Pat
terson.
The British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
are now established in King Edward S
Embassy, on Connecticut avenue, where
/ the Ambassador viii hold his official re-
ceptiOu. always the opening function of
each new envoy next Tuesday afternoon.
The delay in taking possession Of The
embassy was caused largely by the non
arrival OF several boxes containing the
many personal belongings of the Am
| bassador and Mrs Bryce, which are now
/ being placed.
The Spanish Minister, Senior Don Roman
/ Pima y Nnllet arrived yesterday, and viii
/ be presented 10 the President to-day The
first secretary OF the legation and Nine.
/ Pastor Will entertain at dinner in the
/ Ministers honor tomorrow evening
Senator and Mrs. Depew viii close their
house on y street to-day, and leave for
New York. Senator and Mrs. Depew do
not expect to return TO Washington until
next winter.
/ Mrs. John DalzeH will leave Monday for
/ san Francisco. 20 make q short visit 10
( her daughter Mrs. Dunn. before the latter
and her children sail. with Maj. Dunn,
/ for the Philippines early next month.
Miss Bette Macpherson Marshall and
AR. Joseph Arth were married yesterday
afternoon at Christ Church. navy yard. in
the presence OF a small company of rela-
tiFcs and few personal friends. the rec
tor, Rev. Arthur 5. Johns, officiating
The guests were seated by Mr.. Archibald
ArUh, Mt c. " Everett, Mr.. ". c. Buck
ingham, and Mr.. H. W Baruum, who
later led the way 20 the altar.
The bride was escorted by her father.
/ Mr.. George r. Marshall. and had as her
only attendant her sister, Miss Nellie
Marshall. The latter wore an afternoon
toilet OF eCru net with trimming OF
brown, and carried Bridesmaids roses.
/ The brides costume was a tailor gown lf
| brown broadcioth. with which she wore
a brown hat. She carried "A large cluster
OF white roses. Mr. Claud Arth brother
OF the bridegroom. was best man.
AIRS. Uldbcrg entertained at a studio
party last evening complimentary 20 Miss
Murid Pears, Of England, who viii ter
inmate her visit to Washington tomorrow
ard sail the following day for home.
The Minister from Norway and Nine.
HaUge had as their dinner guests Oh
Tuesday evening Mrs. Bacon. the coun.
selor of the British Embassy and Lady
Isabella Howard. Mai. and Mrs. McCaw-
/ ley, Mr.. and Mrs a. LeKare Mrs. Rich
ard Townsend. Col. and Mrs. Henry May.
( Mrs. Hope Slater. Miss Lucy Kean. Prince
Houdacheh, OF the Russian Embassy
Mr.. Skybak. OF the Norwegian Legation,
and Mr.. Walter Y. r. Berry.
The marriage Of Miss Adelaide Kenyon.
/ of Chicago. to Capt c. II. McAllister.
chief engineer Of the Revenue Gutter Ser
vice. took place last evening at st.
/ Adams Church. Wisconsin avenue. in the
! presence OF a small company. represent
/ ing only the closest friends OF the bride
and bride groom. The latter were attended
/ By Mrs. Nellie Fielding and Mr.. Alexander
r. MUllowny. of this city. The bride wore
a wedding gown of white silk and lace,
with tulie Veil and orange blossoms. and
her matron of honor white lace gown
with large white picture hat Rev George
I c. T. Bratenahl. the rector OF the church,
oficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson announce
! the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
/ Eleanor Francis Hudson, to Mr.. Newell
Elliot Vinson, Of Los Angeles, Cal, on
February u
owing to the absence OF the brides
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