The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

laundry ticket Is purchased emitting the
purchaser to an interest in the prizes
The members Of the COMMITTEES in charge
OF the booth are Mrs. William Il. Myers
chairman Mrs. w. Aspinwaii, and Mrs.
A. r. Chase.
The woman managers OF the Homeo-
pathie Hospital have been fortunate in
enlisting the interest Of Nine. de Blanpre,
wife Of the naval attache of the French
Embassy, and n de Thai. of the Rus
sian Embassy, who have consented 10
appear on the programme Of their con-
cert az the Friendship fete. Nine. dc
Blanpre is an excellent soprano singer,
and has been heard number of times
privately during the past season In Wash
ington aad also when she sang IN ST.
Matthews Church. NJ. dc Thai is Il
pianist of more than amateur ability. and
probably the only rival Of Theodore Han
sen, OF the same embassy, among the
diplomats.
These two cultivated musicians viii ap-
pear on the programme with Herr Ober-
stetter. who has recently come 10 Wash
ngton. and is making a reputation as ii
singer ana pianist OF splendid ability
a pretty home wedding of last evening
was that Of Miss CathaFine Clements.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. CouFtiand
Gushing Clements. Of 2i3s Columbia road.
and Mr.. Warren NJ Mitchell. Only the
near relatives and young friends Of the
bride and bridegroom witnessed the cere-
mony. which was performed at o'clock,
the Rev. Herbert Scott Smith officiating.
Bride roses and dogwood blossoms effec-
lively arranged against d background Of
palms and ferns decorated the drawing
rooms and hallway as wen as the i'm
provlsed altar Of white satin, before
which the wedding party stood.
The bride was escorted and given IN
| marriage by her father. and her attend
ants We're Miss Mary Elfreth Watkins. OF
Philadelphia, who was maid Il honor
and Master Albert Courtland Lelteh her
small nephew MIR John Z. Cassin was
best man.
The wedding gown was an effective
creation of white radium silk over white
/ messaline, made in princesse style, and
/ trimmed with duchesse lace. A wreath OF
orange blossoms held the long tulle veil
! IN place and the Uosts-ssle was completed
I by graceful shower Of Bride roses and
/ lilies uf the valley
The maid Of honor wore a dainty cos
/ tune Of pale blue mousseline, with
/ pompadour pink sash. and carried a
shower Of pale pink sweet peas.
/ After a collation.. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
! LETT for wedding trip, and Spon their
/ return they viii take up their residence
! with Mrs MitchelFs parents
! What promises to be one of the most
attractive ana enjoyable gatherings Of
I fha month fg tta No. AN 81 .-.--4.s-
10 be given Tuesday evening. at Rausch-
er's. under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF ST Vincent De PauTs Church.
South Capitol and If streets The Marine
Band has been engaged and every ar
Tangement made Tor comfort and enjoy
ment. The proceeds of the entertain
inent viii be for the benefit Of the new
Church Of ST. Vincent de Paul OF which
Rev. Father O'ConnelI, formerly Of St
Stephens Church is the pastor
Mr, James Cecil Hooe has leased his
I house, 222s Massachusetts avenue. to Mrs
Junius MacMurray. OF Eighteenth street
for next season. Mr.. Hooe will build
new house on the lot adjoining.
Miss Hortense Morris is the guest Of
Miss. Rose Wheatheld. Of Baltimore, for
a few days.
Miss Ruth schwab. Of Columbia road,
is spending a few days with Miss Ca
mile Schwab
Mrs. Isadore Kaufman and daughter
Beatrice and Mrs. Sol Bleber are at the
Lorraine. in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Jay Iseman Is the guest Of Mrs.
Steiner and family Of L street
The handsome residence of former Rep
resentatve ana 9Irs. Heard. OF sedaHa. I
Mo. was the scene last Tuesday evening
Of large reception given in honor OF
Mrs Jesse H. MCCauey, Of Washington.
An orchestra furnished music throughout
the evening
Mrs. Buchanan MeTrymaB. Of New
Hampshire avenue, and Miss Adams. OF
Massachusetts, avenue. will sail from New
York June Il, 10 spend the summer travel.
ing through the continent
Mrs. J. Elfreth Watkins, Of Hammond
court entertained a small luncheon yes
terday complimentary to Miss Catharlne /
Clement, whose wedding to Mr.. Warren /
Mitchell took place last evening.
AIr. and Mrs. C. II. Robinson. of 900
Maryland avenue northeast. were the 1
hosts at an informal reception given in /
honor of the members of the Rebew Or /
chestra. last Thursday evening The or I
chestra T. composed Of about forty-ive !
members. consisting OF men and women.
with Mr. II. ". Weber as director
A portion Of the orchestra. located in 1
the library, rendered several selections
during the evening while the other enter
tainment was in progress. There was a
solo by Mr.. T. j. Jones. For All Eter-
nifty and responded to several encores.
after which refreshments were served.
Fliral decorations were in profusion
Among those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs B. J. Wrightsman, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Lindstrom, Mr. and Mrs. T. /.
Jones, MIR. and Mrs. H. W Weber. Miss
Grace Wilson. Miss Nan Dougherty. Miss
Mary DOre, Miss Ruth Harvey. Miss
Grace Harvey, Miss Ida Weber. Miss
Gertrude Murphy Miss Catherine Reich.
Miss Clara Dahis Miss Ellen Charm
strom Miss Emma Charnstr0m, Mr.. e.
~ 1opeWeAi MI. u. j. weber, MT. Ernest
Taylor, Mr.. n Beck, Mr.. H. B. Schmidt.
Mr.. William J. Weber. MI Charles Hi
lengass, Mr.. Otto c. Hansehild, Mr.. Ed
ward Weber Mr.. J. Clinton Hiatt, Mr.
and Mrs c. NJ. Robinson.
Mr.. Dave Solomon left town during the
week on an extended Southern trip.
Airs. Louis Kann and children. who
have been visiting Mrs. sondheimer. re-