The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-09
I'm THE SOCIAL WORLD
Miss Gladys Frost Weds Her.
bert Ogden in New York.
MISS MAGRUDER MAKES DEBUT
and baroness Won
sternburg Leave to Sail for Ger
many To-mOrrOw-Mr. aud Mrs.
Bryce Return from Their Visit in
Canada and Trip to Chicago.

A wedding of much interest to Wash
ingtonians, since both the bride and
bridegroom are we'll known here. was
that Of Miss Gladys Frost. the daughter
Of Mrs. Henry Titus Frost, and Herbert
GOuverneur ogden. celebrated yesterday
afternoon, at o'clock. in ST. Thomas
Protestant Episcopal Church. New York.
Rarely has st. Thomas been so exquisitely
decorated.
The chancel was filled with bouquets OF
iillies. roses, and carnations. with
quantity Of palms and spreading ferns.
The brides attendants were Mrs. Wither-
bee Black. of Pelham Manor, New York.
and Mrs. n. Darrell Harvey. of Provi-
dence, r. T., as matrons of honor. and the
bridesmaids were Misses Elizabeth Laud-
er. Of Pittsburg Grace Tucker, of Albany
and Kathleen l. r Buckley. of New
York. Mr.. Ogdens brother acted as best
man. and the ushers we're Paymaster
Charles P. Dyer. q. S, N: DR.. n. Darrell
Harvey, of Providence; William S
Peachy. and William Mills Thompson, Of
Washington. a reception was held at the
Hotel Buckingham after the ceremony.
Dir. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt,
who are entertaining a house party at
Biltmore House. have among their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Churchill. the Aus
trian Ambassador. NJ Letellier. of the
Belgian Legation. and others Mr. and
Mrs Vanderbilt are entertaining their
house guests with 8 round OF delightful
affairs.
A fishing trip 10 Pisgah Lodge has been
arranged for this week. Senator and Mrs
Chauncey Depew, who have been mem
beTs of the Biltmore House party, have
returned 20 New York. Other guests are
expected at BiltmOre House within the
next few days
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Garheld have taken long lease. begin
ming next fall. on the house OF Mrs,
Violet Beale Bloomer. in Massachusetts
avenue.
Miss Isabel May has planned to sail
about the first of May, with the Duke Of
Newcastle and his niece. Miss Lister
| Kaye, to pass some time abroad.
The Duke of Newcastle. who has been
passing some time in this country. has
been feted in New York and other places
he has visited. and was yesterday the
guest Of Mrs. Wilson Shannon Dunn, of
/ New York. when an informal vaudeville
| performance was given.
/ The Hon. Maude Pauncefote, who has
been the guest OF Mrs. Townsend during
the past winter, is now visiting Mrs.
/ Letter,
Miss Joanna Schroeder entertained at
dinner last night In honor Of her house
guest. Miss Dorothy Harvey. all OF her
party going later TO the dance for the
I ChildTens Country Home. at Rauscher' s.
/ The table decorations were pink carna-
tons. Her guests were Miss Carroll
! Harper. Miss Dodge, Miss Chew, Miss
/ Mary Brewster, Miss Dorothy Harvey.
/ Mr. James Palmer. Mr.. CasseIls, Mr.. Ma
lone. Mr.. Franklin Ellis. Mr.. James Hop
kins.
The tea given By DR. and Mrs. Magruder
to signalize the debut of their daughter,
Miss Isabel Magruder. yesterday after
noon, was one OF the most brilliant affairs
Of the season. The house was richly deco
tons. Mrs. Magruder was assisted In
! receiving by Mrs. Bromwell, Mrs West
colt, Mrs. Francis, Miss Denny, and Miss
! GoldsbOrough. and wore a charming toll
/ lette of violet muslin. trimmed with chif-
! fon and a prOfusiOn of ribbon. Miss Ma
! grJsder's gown, which was especially be-
| coming. was a simple toilet of white chif-
fOn. The guests included every. one recoz-
nized as being in society. Despite her long
Illness of the early winter, Miss Magruder
was in superb health yesterday.
The Ambassador from Germany and
Baroness Speck Won Sternburg left yes
terday for New York and viii sail on
Wednesday for Germany, going at once
TO the estates of the Ambassador in Sax
ony. where they Will remain for a num-
Der of weeks. IN their absence the en-
bassy VIII be in charge OF Count Won HAITI.
feldt- WildenbuTg. who has not vet de-
cided on the summer headquarters Of the
| embassy. Count Won Hatzfeldt must no,
be COMPOUNDED with Count Hatzreldt-
! Ira chenburg, the son-in-law Of the Jan
ancse Ambassador. who has passed the
greater part Of the winter in Washing
ton. as they are members of very far re-
moved branches of a family bea ring the
same name.
The British Ambassador and Mrs
Bryce returned yesterday from their visit
to the governor general Of Canada, LORD
Grey, and have no immediate plans for
the future. They viii be entertained to.
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee
Their trip through the United States was
a triumphai procession, after the dinner
given by the Pilgrims in New York. al
which Mr.. Bryce was the honored guest
They were entertained by Afr. and Mrs
Franklin MacVeagh and Mrs Marshal
Field. in Chicago. Mrs Bryce Is many
years younger than her husband. 4
woman of great SAVIOR faire and distine-
ton, whose grace, beauty, and tact ado
TO her husbands prestige
/ Mr.. de Thai who is connected with the
Russian court, and is at present servins
as second secretary to the Muscovite EN-
bassy in this country, is talented must
lCally At the garden party at Mrs Alex
ander Graham Bells the other day, his
numbers were much applauded, and he
was very generous in responding TO tbs
IenoOres.
Another Russian at present residing in
Washington who has great musical tai
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