The Washington herald., 1907-01-29

from the Lone Htdt STATE dttriitlilS SchOo
In this city, who were invited to NEE
he Texas Congressional delegation.
Mrs. Burleson was assisted by Mrs. VIII
lis Moore at the punch bowl, and by
Mrs. Schluter and Mrs Washington WHIT
presided at the dainty tea table graceS
with a centerpiece Of white hyacinths anC
maidenhair ferns. Mrs. Cowart and Mrs
c. Arthur Williams also assisted in re
ceiving.
Nine. Riano, wife of the Spanish Min
lister to Norway, who was formerly at
tached to the Spanish Legation in thi.
city. arrived yesterday for her annua
visit to her grandmother, Mrs John S
Ward.
Baron DcbIhoff. OF Austria. is a CUES
at the Austro-H Hungarian Embassy Thi
interesting visitor will only spend few
days in Washington, as he is en- route t.
Japan.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Metcalf will entertain at dinner this even
ing in honor of the President and Mrs
Roosevelt.
Mrs. Root and Miss Root. wife anC
daughter of the Secretary Of State. viii
not return TO town until late in the week
Miss Nugent. of St. Louis, arrived yes
terday TO make a weeks visit to Mis-
Cannon.
Mrs. l. Z. Letter has as her guests foi
a few days Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Iselin. OF
New York.
The marriage Of Miss Fannie W. Clarl
and Dr. William Tulloss. both Of Virginia
Will take place at o'clock this evenine
at the home Of the brides sister-in-lav
and brother. Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Clark.
The ceremony viii be performed by DR.
John Norwood. of Virginia. and will bc
witnessed only by the immediate families
Of the bride and bridegroom.
Representative and Mrs Charles 3
Lands. of Indiana. have taken an apart
ment at the Highlands.
The marriage Of Miss Belle Smoot and
Mr. John J. Norris n prominent business
man Of Boston. viii take place in this
city Wednesday, January 80
Mrs. Frank F. Edgington viii be al
home to-day at the Owasco. II r street
northeast. from 4 TO 8 o'clock.
The Congressional ladies Of the Ebbitt
House VIII receive this afternoon from
3 10 g.
Mrs Lena Kronenberger. Of Cincinnati
Ohio. is visiting her daughter, Mrs David
F. Sanger. who viii receive Friday from
to at her apartment Ia the Elberon IN
honor Of Mrs Kronenberger and Mrss Gus
Louis formerly OF Cincinnati
Mrs. Robert I. Dickey. of New York,
Mrs. Eugene Field. OF Chicago. and Mrs
a. G. Ballantyne, of Washington, assisted
Mrs John T. WHkie. 330 Sixteenth street
northwest 10 receiving az a tea yesterday
afternoon from to g.
Tho marriage Of Miss Gussie Notes.
daughter OF Mr. Marcus Notes. cf this
city. 10 Mt Joseph Brandon, Of New York,
took place last evening in the banquet hall
Of the Shoreham, in the presence Of more
than 100 friends, who were later enter
tanned NJ a supper and dance
The ceremony. at which DR.. Simons of
ciated, took place before an altar adorned
with Bride roses and delicate ferns. with
many lighted candles 10 add to the beauty
and solemnity of the scene. The ushers
who Ted the bridal procession were Messrs.
Louis Solomon. D. Kaufman. Claude
Geascox. and Louis Notes
They were followed by the Misses Shea
and Miss livingston Of this city, and Miss
Sim0ns, Of Baltimore. as bridesmaids. an
Of whom wore white MULE gowns built on
pink silk. and carried pink roses.
Mrs. Charles Duffy, in a white silk
gown. walked directly in advance Of the
bride, and served as matrOn of honor.
The bride entered the room with her
father. and the bridegroom with his
brother. Mr. 7. Brandon, who was best
man. The brides gown was entirely OF
white lace over silk. with which she wore
a tule veil fastened by a cOronet of
orange blossoms and carried Bride roses.
The orchestra. which furnished the
music for the supper and dance, also
played the wedding march and a short
programme during the informal reception
which followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandon Will make their
home IN New York
Mrs. Eaton Jackson Bowers, wife OF
Representative Bowers. of Nliss;SSjDDi