The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-13

Cupid and Venus-NIiss Faith simpkins and Miss
Margarine Du Bots.
Cupid and Juno-Aiiss Margarine Du Bots and Miss
Gladys Hnckley.
Cupid and Psyche-Miss Margar7te Du Bots and
Miss Juliette Crosby.
Love in the Middle Ages-Afiss Caroline Ogden
Jones. Cleveland Perkins, Melville Wallace, and
Sinclair Weeks
Love During the Emplre-Aliss Gordon and Master
Love and FoIiy-The Misses Russell and Miss Cbsp-
man Smith.
Love and Reason 19oD-Master Hayward Wood aud
Master Garfield
Love in springtime-Aiiss Margarite Du Bots Miss
Frances Judson and Master John Hempifi
Love in Summer-siiss Bessie Edwards, Miss Mar
qaret Andrews. and Miss Alice Judson.
Love in Autumn-Alss Lucy Howard and the Misses
Hodges
Love in Winter-Master Jewett, the Misses Gordon
and 0largarite On Bots
The second number on the pro-
gramme, "Pierrot and Pierrette." was
written by Mr.. Wilbur Underwood and
given by the following east:
Prologue ........-...-.....-M Mrs CHAPMAN smith
Pieirot-Master Sydney Gore. Father Of Pierrot
Master sydney Webb. Frar Tuck.
PieTrette-Aliss Elizabeth Crosby, Mother Of Pier
Tott: Miss Bessie Sessions Master DENLY
Song Stson Hutcnns
Fancy Dance Taught by Miss Hawke
Marine Band Orchestra and Mr.. santelrnann.
Scene Home
Scene Pete Of Folly.
Scene 3-Tableau-"C Claire de IA Lune."
Scene 4-Home. Sweet Home.
THE MARRIAGE
Children Of Alrs. Jovefs Fancy Dress Ball.
The afternoon closed with a valentine
tea IN the large ballroom. with Mrs. Nor.
ris Murray. Mrs. Charles ". Rae. and
Mrs Nathaniel Simpkins. Mrs. Hinckley
and Mrs. James r. Mitchell presiding.
Their assistants all in the most becoming
of costumes, either serving tea or selling
valentines. were Miss Katherine Jennings
Miss Stephanie TrescOt. Miss Esther Denny
Miss Pansy Boomer. Miss Margaret Sy-
mons. Miss Gwendolyn Burgwin. Of Pitts
burg; Miss Laura Wells, Miss Eleanor
Slater Miss Newlands, Miss Brewster
Miss Leutze. Miss Olga Converse. Miss
Williams. Miss Foraker, Miss Crawford
Miss Perkins. Miss Elise H0ban. Miss
Florence Conrad. Miss Enrol Cuthbert
Brown, and Miss Jean Crosby.
The small and Early cotlIIlon al
T:auscher's finished the dancing season
for some two hundred young people OF
resident society, who had very delight
ful dance ia the white and gold ballroom
last evening. The company was re-
cciyed by Mrs. y. S. Lincoln. Mrs
Charles H. Campbell. Mrs. Robert Hinck-
ley. Mrs Robert Fitch Shepard. Mrs
Richard Harlow. and Mrs Andrew Y
Bradley. who were the chaperons OF the
affair, The coUI.ion. which began short
" after O'Clock, was led by Mr.. Gould
Lincoln and Mr.. Oryille Eckert
The favors. all suggestive of the valen-
tine season. We're mainly pretty paper ana
tulie conceits which made an effective
showing
4 buffet supper was served AT y O'Clock
with the dance coming TO a close at /
The young people forming the committee
Of arrangements were Miss Nathalie Lin
coin. Miss Alys Downing Miss Alice
Shepard, Miss Louise Chase, and Miss
Lillian stone.
Mrs. Harry c. woodward, wife Of Rep
rCcentatlve woodward. OF West Virginia
entertained at large tea yesterday af;.
crn00n. when tire entire lower floor OF
the Hotel Bancroft WAS open TO hel
guests. In addition to the usual at
fractions Of a well-appointed tea, very
pleasant musical programme was intro.
duced The hostess was assisted by Mrs
Hughes. also of West Virginia. Mrs
Howard. and Mrs. Griggs. with Mrs
Trowbridge and Mrs. Mccarthy doing
the honors of the tea-room.
Mrs. Adamson. with Miss Smith and
Miss Stern, contributed the musical pro-
gramme. Richmond roses with back
ground Of ferns and palms formed the
very pretty floral decoration.
The marriage of Miss Linda B. Reddinl
TO Mr.. Earle II. Amos took place last
evening in the presence OF a small com.
pany OF relatives and very close friends
at the future home Of the young people
Rev. Richard P. Williams, D. D., OF
Trinity Episcopal Church. officiated Miss
Redding wore the conventional wedding
gown Of white, with tulle veil, but was
unattended, as ALSO was the bridegroom
An informal reception followed the cere-
mony. after which Mr. Amos and his
bride left for a short wedding trip. Or
their return they will reside at 81 New
York avenue.
The company witnessing this marriage
which is the second 10 take place in the
bridegroom's family in the past month
included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper
ANUS Peiltl4ts VI Nhe bilueBIoOm, MT
and Mrs. s. Redding, parents of the bride
Miss Hattie Redding, Messrs. George anC
Charles Redding, Dr.. r NJ. Ellyson, Mis-.
Ellyson, Mr.. and Mrs, Theodore Davis
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Weed. Mr. and Mrs
]. n. Forester Mr.. and Mrs b. T. Amos
Mr.. Everett Norton, and Mr. D. A
Wilkes.
Mrs William H Daw was at home 10 q