The Washington herald., 1907-01-27

honor at a beautifully appointed luncheon
yesterday. given by Mrs. Audenried, at
her home. on Veront avenue. In the
evening the same hostess entertained at
dinner in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot
A. Hobart, jr.
Mrs. Henry r Rainey, wife of the Rep
'resentative from Illinois, assisted by Mrs
Arthur Ramsay, gave a tea IN honor Of
DR.. Edward Howard Griggs AT FairmOnt
Seminary or Friday afternoon. Receiving
in honor of Or. Griggs were Mrs. Shaw,
wife of the Secretary Of the Treasury:
Mrs William T. Harris. Mrs. Thomas
Sidwell. Mrs. Robert Hill. Mrs. Charles
Needham. Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs.
BouteI. and Miss Wescott. Miss Doyle,
who is a guest of Mrs Rainey, and Miss
Elizabeth Brown presided at the tea
table.
4 marriage celebrated last Wednesday
in London, but of particular interest in
Washington, is that of Miss Alice Mar
guard, daughter of the late Frederick
MarQuard. of New York. and grand
daughter of Mrs. Ogston, Of this city, to
MI Alan Fullerton. son of Vice Admiral
Sir John Fullerton, of the royal navy
The ceremony took place AT St MargaTets
Church, Westminster, in the presence Of
fashionable company. including d number
of the brides relatives from New York.
The announcement Of the engagement OF
Miss Marquard was made last spring
when the bride was visiting her grand
mother in this city.
Mrs Potter Palmer sailed yesterday for
Europe with the son and daughter Of her
niece. The Princess Cantacuzene. the chill
dren having been on a prolonged visit to
their grandparents. Gen. and Mrs. Fred
lerick Dent Grant, at Governors Island.
Mrs. Palmer will join the Prince and Prin-
cess Cantacuzene In Paris.
Mrs Richard Butler entertained at din
ner last evening. and her guests in
cuded Mr.. Justice and Mrs. McRenna,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pinchot. DR.. and
Mrs. Roland Cotton-Smith. Mrs. Bur
roWs. Mrs. Postlcthwaite, Senator Du
Pont, Gen. J. NJ. Wilson, and Admiral
ONciI
Miss Grace f. Allen entertained a small
tea yesterday, complimentary TO Miss
Mercedes Godoy daughter Of the charge
daffaires Of Mexico. whose return TO
Washington after a years absence is a
matter Of great pleasure 70 the many
young people with whom this attractive,
young Mexican made her debut just be-
fore leaving for Cuba. Miss Calvo and
Miss CalderOn assisted
The Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of Canada. Hon. Charles Fitzpatrick
who came 10 Washington TO attend the
dinner at the White House, on Saturday
evening. was the guest of honor at d
dinner on Friday evening at the home Of
Mr. Justice Harlan. The company to meet
the visiting jurist included Attorney Cen
eraI, Hon. Charles J. Bonaparte; the Chief
Justice or the Supreme Court of the
United States, Hon. Melville W. Fuller;
Mr. Justice Brewer, Mr.. Justice White,
Mt Justice Peckham. Mr.. Justice Nc
Kenna. AIr. Justice Holmes, Mr.. Justice
Day. and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Justice and Mrs. Fitzpatrick will leave
for their nome to-day.
Mrs ". 5. Sh8llenbeTgeT was the hostess
Friday afternoon at a charming tea, com
plimentary TO her guests, Rev. and Mrs.
Paul Sperry. of Bath, Ne, her son-in-
law and daughter. who were married in
the early fail.
The dTawinE-rOOms and tea table were
profuseIy decorated with pink roses and
palms, pink also having been the color
scheme used in the decorations at the
time Of the wedding.
Mrs Shallenberger received her many
guests - gown Of black lace. built on
white silk, while Mrs. Sperry wore her
very handsome wedding gown of white
satin. embellished with Brussels lace
They were assisted by Miss Mary Shall
Ienberger, who was her sisters maid of
honor, and the four bridesmaids, Miss
Catherine McIIhenny. Miss NJ. Elsie Tur-
ner Miss Helen VI. Beale. and Miss Lola
May Evans Mrs. William ShaHenberger.
jr Mrs Barbour. and Miss Wellman also
assisted the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs Sperry viii visit the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Sperry. at their home. on Q street before
leaving Washington.
Among the recent Washington arrivals
in Paris are Mr.. Frank Libbey and Miss
Ethel Libbey-
Miss Alice Comstock. Of Providence. r.
J.. daughter Of Mr.. Richard W. Comstock,
is the guest of Miss Alice Dunbar, Of this
city
The plans for the residence to be erected
by Mr.. Perry Belmont. on New Hamp-
shire avenue, have been received, and it
is understood they are highly satisfactory.
These plans were submitted to the dinner
guests of the BeImonts one night last
week and all were loud in praises Of the
French architects impressive and unique
design.
Lieut.. Roger c. Weightman. of the
Revenue Cutter Service. who has been
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