The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Tea and Bazaar at Rauscher'S
Well Attended.
JAPANESE ARE ENTERTAINED
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Chatnrd En-
tertain Mt Dinner, Mrs Philip
HIehbOrn at Tea, and Spanish MIN
lister, Senior Don Pima, Returning
from His Country, Seeks IA Home.


Nine. Jusserand. wife Of the French
Ambassador; Nine. Nabuco, wife of the
Brazilian Ambassador. and her daughter.
Mile. Nabuco. and Miss Langham sister
Of the Baroness Won Sternburg, presided
over the table of Indian baskets at The
charity tea and bazaar at Rauscher's
yesterday.
Mrs White and Mrs. McKenne. wives
OF Justice White and Justice MeKenna.
served chocolate, and Mrs. Corbin. wife
of Gen. Corbin. was hostess in the tea
room. Mrs. Bromwen and the Misses
Patten, Miss Isabelle May. and her
young sister, Cecilia May. assisted Mrs.
Corbin
The Misses Cullen were in charge of
Ices and lemonade assisted by Mrs Pres
ton Sands, Miss Addison Mitchell, and
Mrs. Corcoran Thom. A bevy Of attrao-
tive girls We're scattered through the ball
rooms to assist in the courtesies of the
afternoon.
Miss Fannie Whelan was in charge
of the Good Shepherd table AZ which
the work of the House of the Good
Shepherd was displayed and sold Among
the articles are prettily dressed dolls.
embroidered handkerchiefs, baby pillows,
and all sorts of fancy work, suitable for
Christmas gifts.
Assisting Miss WheIan were Mrs. Nc
CARNEY, Miss Rucker. and a score of
girls of the younger and debutante sets,
Miss Crawford. Miss Maxwell, Miss
Hoyt. the Misses Chew, and others. The
charity was given in aid of the House of
the Good Shepherd.
The retiring japanese Ambassador and
the Visceuntess Aoki were given a fare
well entertainment yesterday by the Brit
ish Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce. 1t had
been the intention Of the Ambassador
and Mrs. Bryce to give a dinner for their
retiring colleagues, but owing to the
nearness OF their departure II was impos-
sible TO arrange, so they We're entertained
at luncheon at the Embassy yesterday
Among those present to meet them were
/ the Italian Ambassador and the Baroness
Mayor des Planches. the Assistant Secre-
tary OF State and Mrs Bacon. Mr. Cous-
ius; Signor Montagna. Counselor of the
Italian Embassy; Sir Courtney Ilbert. OF
London; Sir Esme Howard. OF the British
| Embassy, and his colleagues, Col. James
the military attache. and Capt. Hon. Hor-
| ace Hood. the naval attache.
Gen. and Mrs. George Gillespie gave a
dinner last night. entertaining for Repre-.
sentative and Mrs. Lowden. Of Chicago.
The other guests We're Gen. and Mrs.
Foster. Mrs. Tiffany Dyer. of New York
Mrs Hinckley, Gen. Crozier and Gen
and Mrs. Sharpe.
In the presence Of a small assemblage
Of relatives and friends Miss Isabelle Van
Ness Ingram. daughter Of the late John
T. Ingram, was married last evening tc
| Charles Burd Eckols. former of Goshen
/ y. Y. The ceremony took place at
o'clock at the residence Of the brides
/ grandmother. Mrs. Sarah Lavinia Var
/ Ness. 122 G street southeast. and wa:
/ performed by Rev Albert Evans, pastor
| Of the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
! The bride was attended by her sister
! Miss Ethel Louise Ingram, who acted a.
maid of honor. and James J. O'ByTne o.
/ Paterson, y. j., was Mr. Eckols' bes
man. J. Van Ness Ingram escorted hi.
sister and gave her hand in marriage
/ The wedding party stood In a bower o.
I palms and white Chrysanthemums ant
the same color scheme in decorations ex
/ tended tC the hallway and adjoininG
room. In the dining room. where a bUffe
| supper was served, the decorations wer,
! Of pOinsetta and palms. The bride wa,
attired in a becoming gown Of whit,
crepe de chine over taffeta, trimmed witt
/ Irish lace. \ wreath Of orange blossom.
caught her tulle veil TO her hair. and tn,
/ bridal bouquet was a shower of Bird,
roses. and lilies Of the valley. The only
| ornaments worn were pearls. The honor
maid wore costume Of sea green liberty
satin trimmed with panne velvet anC
lace, and carried a cluster Of Killarnel
roses. Mrs. Van Ness wore a handsom,
black silk gown trimmed with lace. Mrs
! George Zinn Van Ness, Of Atlanta. wor,
black crepe de chine, with touches o.
pale blue velvet and white lace, and Mrs
John Van Ness Ingram was attired il
pink satin and duchess lace. Mr.. an,
| Mrs. EckOls left Washington later in tn,
evening for a wedding trip to the North
Mrs. Eckols wore a travelling gown o
brown broadcloth and hat and furs q
match. Upon their return TO Washing
ton they will take up their residence a
the Nantucket. Mrs Eckols will be a
home on January Is and p.
The Georgetown Assemblies have beel
organized for the coming winter, and III
first dance Will take place at Linthicun
Hall on Christmas evening.
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers. Of Farragu
square, is spending a week or ten day
in New York, where she is the guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore p. Shonts.
Mrs. Philip Hichborn entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon at her home Il
Twenty-frst street. in honor Of her sister
Miss Constance Hoyt, who is one Of thi
seasons most charming debutantes. Mrs
HOyt and Mrs. Paul PearsaI were Wis
avis at the tea table. and assisting Mrs
Hichborn and her sister were Miss Kath
crime Leech, Miss Ellen Griffith. Mis-
Louise Cole. Miss Anna Parker. an,
Miss FTederica Morgan. The rooms wer