The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-02


Mr. Shaw to New York Immediately upon
his retirement from the Cabinet next
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw have not
as yet decided upon residence. bat their
two daughters expect to spend the early
spring at a hotel and take a house next
autumn.
Mrs. William Cato entertained Thurs
day afternoon at a charming fancy dress
ball for the children of the Cairo and
their numerous little friends. The grand
march from the drawing-room, where
they were received by the hostess, to the
ballroom. where the remainder Of the
afternoon was spent in dancing, was led
by Miss Florence Schneider ana Master
William HarWood the latter a grandson
Of Senator and Mrs. Warner, of Missouri.
Miss Schneider represented Folly, in an
attractive pink and white costume, and
Master Harwood. in long eTmine cape
and gold crown, was plainly recognized
as Old King Cole The other little guests
were Gretchen Prescott. a Teddy Bear;
Franklin Schneider. a very clever coon;
Katherine ElsOn, Mother Hubbard, Helen
Rogers. Poca hontas, in real moccasins
and an Indian chain from the Indian
Territory: Harry Rogers. a Rough Rider
Mildred Needham. daughter Of Represent
alive and Mrs. Needham. Of California, a
charming Indian maiden. and Chauncey
Needham. her brother, n rollicking clown;
Dorothy Dixon, the four-year-old daugh-
ter of Representative Dixon. a pictur-
esoue Japanese girl, her sister Flor
ence representing Red Riding Hood; Dor
othy Mondeu. daughter Of Representative
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brother. William, "a miniature Indian
chief: Helen Kimmel. a flower girl; Lii
liam Allison. a typical SDinah; Elizabeth
Allison. milkmaid; Louise Sullivan,
daughter OF Representative Sullivan. "a
Dresden shepherdess. 'Bo-Peep;' Kate
Page daughter Of Representative Page,
a Scotch woman, Mrs. MacDougal; Tom
Thornburgh a sailor boy: Mary Case
ment a pretty Mary, Mary, quite con
trary. how does your garden grow
Ethel Schneider. a clown; Mildred de
Hart. a flower girl. Ethel Evans. French
maid. Virginia Dixon. Japanese maid.
Russell Goodrich. farmer boy; Eugene
Boughton, Jack Of Hearts; Harvey Evans
Sailor boy; Nolet Sellman. rose. and
Donald Sayre. Little Boy Blue.
A pretty wedding took place Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs Alice G
Bateman. 1913 Rhode Island avenue north
west. when her daughter, Miss Charlotte
Cecilia Bateman. and Mr.. George Francis
Graham. jr.. were married IN the presence
Of their relatives and most intimate
friends, the officiating minister being Rev
Charles H Butler.
The bride was becomingly attired ~
White radium silk trimmed with Irisi
l-ce. and carried bouquet Of Bride roses
She was attended by her sister. Mrs. VII.
liam Ludwig, and was given away by neI
brother, Mr. William Bateman Mr.
Thomas Camden Allen was best man.
Mendelssohn's Wedding March" wa,
rendered by Mrs Thomas Camden Allen
and during the ceremony Melody o.
Love was played
Following the wedding. a reception was
held. after which the pair departed for d
short sojourn IN Florida and the South.
Miss Lola Murray. who has been visit
ing Mrs Samuel Gaskins during the pas
two weeks. has returned 10 her home II
Hancock, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl II. Amos. who's,
marriage took place in this city on Feb
ruary L. have returned from an extende,
honeymoon trip 20 their home, g. New
! York avenue northwest.
Mrs John F. Lathrop will not be hom'
to-day, but win receive her friends Sat
/ days hereafter at the Wyoming.
On Sunday from 10 s, Nine J. Esputa
DAILY viii give her final reception. at 40
! II street northwest. Nine. DAILY will leav
Washington March % for .Asheville, y
lC.. where she expects 10 remain a mont
/ to enjoy a deserved rest.