The Washington herald., 1907-02-05


Representative ButIer-AmbassadOr
and ViscOuntess AoISi Dinner Hosts
In Honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Root.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Shonts were the
! hosts at a small dance last evening with
a perfectly arranged cotlllion which was
led by Mr. George Howard. The large
MUSHROOM was used for dancing and
was very prettily decorated IN pink roses,
which color scheme was carried out in
the favors, Of which five sets were pro-
vided. Among the prettiest were little
Panama dolls purchased by the hostess
during her visit to the Canal Zone last
autumn. Other favors were japanese
dolls in pink frocks. very pretty pink
blOtting pads and books, hat pins for the
bellies and hat brushes for their partners,
dainty pincushions of pink silk, with
French boxes to match. and a great pro-
fusion of pink roses. The company in
cluded the Russian Ambassador and Bar
oness Rosen, the German Ambassador
and Baroness Won Sternburg. the Minister
from Denmark the Minister from the
Netherlands and Nine. van Swinderen: NJ
and Mime. de Blanpre and If. and Nine
de Martel, of the French Embassy; the
Count and Countess Hatzfeldt, of Ger
many: Lieut. Commander and Mrs. AL
bert Key, Mr.. and Mrs George Wander
bilt, Mr. and Mrs Charles Lee. Miss
Cannon, Mrs. Fish, Miss Warder, Miss
Slater. Miss PauncefOte. Miss Eddy, Miss
HUFF, Miss Cameron. Miss des POrtes,
Miss Chew, Miss Mary Switzerland, Miss
lie Breton, Miss Jennings, Miss Emo, Of
New York; Miss Gladys Newberry, Miss
SymOn5, Miss Morgan Hill, Miss Nugent,
OF St. Louis, Miss Townsend Miss Squire
Miss Terry, Miss Hagner. Prince Lynar.
Mr.. Won RadowitZ, all o. the German En-
bassy; Count d'Allimar, Count Bern
dorff, Count Mocenigo. of the Italian EN-
bassyi Count Louis Szechenyi. Of the
Austrian Embassy; Capt Harding, OF the
Marine Corps; Capt. Frank Mccoy and
Capt. Fitzhugh Lee, of the army; Lieut..
Sheridan, also Of the army; Mr.. lie Tel
lier Of the Belgian Legation.
Representative William B. Mckinley en-
tertained at dinner last evening at his
home on Connecticut avenue, in honor OF
his old friend, Representative Thomas :.
Butler Of Pennsylvania. To meet Repre-
sentative Butler were present: The Vice
President, Senator Dick, Senator Hemen-
way. Representative Dalzeu. Representa-
tive FoSs. Representative Gregg. Repre-
sentative Loudenslager. Representative
Sibley, Representative Watson, Capt VIII
liam P. Potter L. 5. N: Mr. Jewell II.
Aubere, Col. George NJ Maths, Mr. Paul
WoOdman, of Portland, Me- Mr. John
Z. Thomas. and Mr. John c. Eversman.
The guests were received by Miss Julia
Maths, Mr. McKinley's niece, who was
assisted by her guest, Miss Camak, OF
Baltimore, and Miss Edith Willis and
Miss Alice Riley. of Illinois. The decora-
tons were white lilacs and jonquils
The Japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess Aoki entertained at dinner last
evening n honor Of the Secretary OF state
and Mrs. Root Mrs. Root however. was
unable to be present on account of i'll
ness. The guests 10 meet the Secretary
were the Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
Bacon, Senator and Mrs Lodge. Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Foster, Lieut. and Mrs.
March. Mrs. Robley D. Evans. Lieut. and
Mrs. Frey, Mrs. Sewall. Mr.. Kroupensky. /
of the Russian Embassy: the Count and
Countess Hatzfeldt. of Germany. the son
in-law and daughter of the hosts. and
NJ and Mime. Miyaoka and NJ. Hanihara, /
of the Japanese Embassy.
The marriage Of Miss Sarah Carrick. /
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin F. /
Carrick, to Mr. Frank Bennett Wright |
took place yesterday morning at the resi- |
dence Of the brides parents In the pres
ence of a company limited to the rela- /
tives and intimate friends of the two |
young people. The latter. attended by /
Miss Helen Wright as maid Of honor and /
Mr.. Raymond Carrick as best man. en- /
tered the palm-adorned parlor to the mu- /
sic Of the 'Lohengrin'' wedding march. /
with Miss Mary Carrick, the brides sister /
at the piano. The short but very impress
sive ceremony was performed by Rev. J. |
F. Gardiner 5. J., Of st. AIoysius' Church. |
A wedding breakfast followed the cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs Wright left yesterday for /
an extensive Northern trip to include
visits 10 New York and Boston and Ober
lins Ohio They viii be at home after
March i, at $50 A street southeast.
The company to witness the ceremony
and attend the breakfast included Mr. and /
Mrs. Martin Carrick, Mr. and Mrs. John
Turner, Mr. and Mrs. George FLOYD. Mr..
and Mrs. George Carrick, Mr. and Mrs
John Turner, Miss Tillie Turner. Mr.. and 1
Mrs. Robert ". Brooke. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Brown, Miss Matthew Criste Miss
Bessie CarTick, Miss Doh othy Brooke.
Miss Roberts Miss Katherine Criste Miss
Criste, Miss Amy Carrick.
Miss Leone CaTrick, Mrs. Shultz. Mrs.
Forron. Miss Larson, Miss Mary Jones.
MISS Ida Quin. Miss Blanche II. Forron,
MISS Annie Clarke, Mrs. Ambrose and
daughter, Mrs Monroe TuthiH, Miss
Freeman. Messrs. Thomas F. Nelson