The Washington times., 1907-02-07
LAST RECEPTION
AT WHITE HOUSE
Army and Navy Will Be
Guests of Honor This
Evening.

The fourth and last evening re-
ception OF this season viii be held in
the White House tonight in honor of
the army and navy of the United
States. According 10 official announce
meat, carriages will approach from the
north 10 the east entrance Of the White
House opposite the Treasury. Pedes-
TRANS will follow the same route. AZ
ter discharging passengers carriages
viii be parked around the Elipse in
the White Lot,
The gates viii not be open until
o'clock. Two carriages will drive un-
der the porte-cochere at the same
time. Coachmen will be provided with
numbered checks, which must be pre-
served by them in order 10 regain ad-
mittance 20 the grounds. Guests will
also be provided with tickets of the
same numbers as their carriages.
These they should carefully preserve,
in order 10 call their carriages, which
will depart from the same entrance. 1t
is requested that the line OF carriages
be not delayed by paying Tor the car
rage service at the entrance. Carriages
Will be called BY electric signal
After leaving clOaks in the cloak
ROOM guests are requested 10 fall in
line in the colonnade and pass up the
main staircase.
The southwest gate viii be opened
at $3.50 p. IN. Guests holding special
carriage cards Will enter the grounds
by that gate, and the House by the
door under south portico. Carriages
will approach this entrance by Seven
Ieeuth street.
Mrs. Frank Il. Nr0omaE. daughter OF
Gen. John C.. Black, has 50 ner house
guest Miss Ethel Moore, of Califor1ias
ana viii entertain al a valentine iuuch-
con for her on February H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Nestcott VIII
sail on Saturday for Cuba, To be absent
Tor a month. They VIII return by ay
OF Palm Beach, where they viii make a
short visit.
one OF the prettiest lat homes" of
the season was held on Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. John X. Fitz-Hugh Magru-
der and Miss Ida Aagruder, al thelT
residence, J Cook place, Georgetown
The drawing rooms were fragrant with
blossoms in artistic decorations.
The hostess ana her sister-ln-law vel
coined the guests, assisted by John Rose
MagrudeT. who is home from Mexico
for the winter Nine Sophie Radford
de Meissner served punch from dainty
table IN one corner or the parlorl and
Mrs. John 5. Billings, Of New York, and
Mrs Arthur FurgussOn, recently re-
turned from the Philippines, charmingly
extended The hospitallues.
In the dining room the board was Gov
cred with an eXquisitely designed cloth
OF Mexican drawn work, brought from
Mexico by MIS- MagTuder upon her re-
turn from several years residence In
that city. Mrs. Forsyth served choCo-
late and Miss Mary Anne Riley frappe
AT either end or the board
The guests included representative res
idents OF the District.
Mrs Fassett. wife of Representative
j. Slost Fassett, has withdrawn her in
VitaUOns 10 a musicale tomorrow, owing
10 the death OF a relative.
Mrs. George b. Loring, wife of the
fromer head OF the Agricultural De-
partment, and afterWard minister TO
Spain, is making a visit at the Grafton
she viii sail later for trip 10 italy
and the Riviera.
Mrs. j. Sylvester Phillips and the
ladies of the Laise-Phillips school viii
be at home for the last time this season
tomorrow, from until 6.
Miss Ella d. Price, daughter of AIR.
and Mrs. W. ". Price ana Frederick
Steele Vincent We're married yesterday
afternoon al , o'clock In the home OF
ceremony was performed By the Rev.
Frederick ID. Power. pastor OF the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church. IN the
presence OF only a small family party.
The brides costume was "A becoming
gown OF soft gray and she carried PINK
roses.
Miss May Hersey and George Atocrt
EmmOns. of Beaufort ;. g., were mar
ried at noon yesterday in 81. Marks
Episcopal Church by the rector, nT.
William l.. DeVries, assisted by the
Rev. C.. Freeland Peter.
The bride wore a stylish JraVeliI g
suit OF blue broadcloth, with q blue hat.
and carried shower bouquet OF ViolCis-
Miss Elizabeth ). BullOugh acted as
maid OF honor and wore pretty gown
of gray crepe, ana carried bouquet OF
ViOiets-
Charles Nj. OtteTback. Of Brooklyn,
y. Y, gave his cousin Ia marriage, and
Irving A. Emmons, brother Of the BRIDE
groom, acted as ms best man. The
ushers were G.. y. y. BuilOugh, DR.. r.
a. Fisher, DIT. r. j. Sullivan, and !. r.
Emery.
a breakfast was served Immediately
after the ceremony at the residence OF
the brides mother, ana iaJer in the aft
eTnoon Mr.. and Mrs. Emn.ons left IOr
their bridal triD. Upon their return
they will reside at u Ninth street south
east.