The Washington herald., 1907-11-27


/ formally each day 10 see the collection.
/ Lieut.. Ulysses S Grant III and his
mother arrived here Monday afternoon
and were Joined In the evening by Gen.
Grant. They are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Mclean, at their country
place, Friendship.
! The General and Mrs Grant will return
10 New York to-day after the wedding OF
! their son and Miss Root.
Mrs. Potter Palmer and her son. Potter
/ Palmer, jr., who will be best man for his
cousin. Lieut.. Grant are stopping with
Mrs. Z. II. G. Slater at her home in
/ Eighteenth street.
Miss Sadie Murray debutante daughter
Of Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray. was
hostess at a luncheon yesterday to Miss
Juliette Williams, daughter of Col and
Mrs. John R Williams, a debutante Of
/ last season. Invited 10 meet Miss VIII
! liams were the Misses Esther Denny,
Louise Chase Evelyn Chew, Caryl Craw-
/ ford, Stephanie Trescott Sallie CARING
| ton, Olga Converse. and Sallie Schroeder.
Nine. Chermont, wife Of the Second
Secretary Of the Brazilian Embassy. ac-
I companied by her sister. Miss Sloan, Of
/ Baltimore. has gone 10 New York
/ Congressman and Mrs Washburn have
taken for the season Gen Upshur's home
in Rhode Island avenue.
An interesting event Of to-day VIII be
the wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Masterson
Leech, daughter Of the late Edward
Leech, TO Mr. Milard Farrar West, form
erly Of Kentucky. now residing in Wash
ington- The ceremony will be performed
al noon at the residence of Senator
Thomas II Carter and Mrs Carter, m
sixteenth street. Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith officiating. Only a few intimate
friends have been asked 70 supplement
the family party 20 be present at tlfe
ceremony. and Senator Carter, who was
friend Of the brides father. will give
her hand I'm marriage.
The services Will be read az an I'M
provised altar Of white satin. which will
be backed with palms starred with white
chrysanthemums The wedding gown Will
be of white satin crepe. fashioned on
modified empire lines and trimmed with
duchesse lace. 4 cOronet Of duchesse lace
Will secure the lace bridal veil TO the
hair, and the wedding bouquet viii be
a shower Of lilies Of the valley and Bride
roses. Mr.. Louis West VII be his broth
er's best man and the only attendant OF
the couple.
Mrs. Carter viii receive her guests IN
gown OF violet cloth. and Mrs r a
Clark. sister-in-law Of the bride. who was
also in the receiving party, VIII wear a
cafc-au-lait gown OF chiffon cloth. After
az informal collation. Mr.. and Mrs West
VIII leave Washington for wedding trip,
Mrs West wearing a suit OF dark blue
brOadclOth trimmed With ribbon and
wings OF blended tones OF blue. Upon
their return 10 Washington they VIII take
Up their residence at 1918 Calvert street
The marriage Of Miss Anita Staufrer
daughter Of Mr and Mrs Walter Stauf-
fer. to Mr. John Avery AIcIIheny, Of the
Civil Service Commission. will take place
at the St Louis Cathedral New Orleans,
at 4:3O O'Clock next Saturday afternoon.
The wedding OF Miss Stauffer and Mr.
McIlheny viii be one Of the most proni-
Hent Of the Southern weddings this fan
and is Of widespread interest socially.
Society will be largely represented at the
church and later at the Stauffers' home
in Jackson avenue. where a wedding re-
ceptiOn viii be held after the ceremony
from $50 10 7.S0. Mr.. and Mrs. Staufrer
VIII give a dinner to the large bridal
party which will attend their daughter
tomorrow night at their home.
Rear Admiral Stephen Rand. L. S. y.
and Mrs. Rand have returned from an
extended European trip. and are now at
the Ebbitt House.
Dr. William Dulaney Munroe. formerly
Of Georgetown. is established in his
apartment at the Farragut.
Miss NJ Edna Dyre and Fred T Gary
were married yesterday afternoon at 3:SO
in their newly furnished home. al 3Ol2 r
street northwest. The Rev. Thomas c.
Clark, D. D. pastor Of the Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church. officiating
The bride wore a handsomely eulbroider-
ed gown OF batiste over silk, and carried
d bouquet of violets.
The maid of honor, Miss Grace Welch.
wore a gown Of blue silk mule elaborately
trimmed with lace. and carried a bouquet
Of white chrysanthemums.
The marriage took place in the presence
of the relatives only. The young couple
viii reside at 3Ol2 r street after their
bridal trip.
Lawrence W. Gary. brother of the bride
groom, acted as best man. Both OF the
young people are residents Of Takoma
Park.
Mrs. Julia Hewlett. who has been the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs John R.
Williams, of the Connecticut, returned TO
her home in St. Louis yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Ashmead Schaeffer an
nounces the gagement of her daughter.
Miss Gertrude King Schuyler. 10 Dr. John
Dunlop.
Miss Frances Iipscomb left yesterday
for Annapolis, Nd, to attend the hop
eve. and also to be present
at the West Point-Annapolis football
game Thursday. Miss Lipscomb will spend |
a week with friends in Philadelphia before |
returning TO Washington.
An unique masquerade, entitled "An !
Evening in Bingville." was given by Mr. |
and Mrs Leo F. Zwissler, at their home. |
2l4 Ninth street southwest. Monday even /
ing Tie parlOrs were beautifully deco /
rated and arranged to represent a typical /
village, and the costumes were I
in accord with the occasion. Dancing j
and games were enjoyed until a late /
hour.