The Washington herald., 1908-01-29

number of Informal dinner parties pre-
ceded the dance, among those enter
/ tanning being Col. Charles Bromwell. L
/ 5. A, and Mrs. BTomwell, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Lee, and Mrs. Mcmillan, who en-
tertained for her granddaughter, Mis-!
Amy Mcmillan.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
entertainment given on Monday evening
| by Assistant Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Willet NJ. Hays ia honor of the resi-
/ dent alumni of the University of Mime.
sofa We're Prof. and Mrs. J. Paul Goode
l Of the University of Chicago, and Prof
! George d. ShepardsOn and Andrew Boss
Iof Minnesota. IN addition, there were
among the invited guests about iftS
alumni, former students and their friends
/ including Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Purdy, Mr.
/ and Mrs. w w Jermane. DR.. and Mrs
Max West. and Mr.. w. c. Harder The
| president of the local association. Mr.
Charles J. Brand, and Mrs. Brand assist
ed In receiving.
Mile. Calderon, daughter of the Minister
from Bolivia and Nine CalderOn. was
hostess yesterday at a charmingly ap-
pointed luncheon complimentary 20 the
Misses Shaw. daughters of the former
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs Shaw,
who are visiting here.
The guests included Mile Godoy,
daughter of the Counselor of the Mex
Laso, daughter of the former Minister
from Guatemala Mile. Marie Therese
Carbo, daughter Of the Minister from
Ecuador; Miss Pansy Perkins. Miss
Anderson Miss Moore, Miss Hastings.
Miss Mildred Lambert. Miss HemenWay.
and the Misses Taylor
Mr. and Mrs Magrano Coke. Of Tuxedo.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S.
Thropp az their home in Twentieth street
Miss Frederica Morgan will return home
from New York to-day and will be ac-
companied by Miss Suzanne Henning.
who has been her hostess during her
visit.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Alexander Rook,
of Pittsburg who have been the guests
of Representative and Mrs. James
Francis Burke. have returned home. Mrs.
Burke was hostess at an at-home yester-
day afternoon at Studio House her
home in Massachusetts avenue.
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce have returned to the Embassy
after visit in New York.
St Marys Roman Catholic Church was
the scene last night Of pretty wedding
when Miss Oullia L. Berger daughter Of
aIT. George II. Berger. and Mr. Edgar
A. Huguley were married. The ceremony
was performed 10y Rev. T. X Bischoff. a
cousin Of the bride. at o'clock. and was
Witnessed by an assemblage Of relatives
and intimate friends.
The altar was pTettily decorated with
palms and Easter lilies. and an appro-
PIRATE programme Of music was played
during the ceremony. Mr.. Berger escorted
his daughter and gave her hand in mar
riage and Miss Cecilia Berger. az maid
of honor was her sisters only attendant.
The best man was Mr.. Bernard BUger.
brother Of the bride. The wedding gown
Of chiffon broadcloth was OF a soft shade
Of tan. modelled on severe tailored lines,
and relieved by soft and becoming
blouse Of lace.
A hat of cream lace trimmed with con-
trasting plumes was worn and the we'd
ding bouquet was a cluster Of Bride roses.
The maid Of honor wore a suit Of natural
colored pongee. trimmed with a cluny
lace waist. and large hat of pink tulle
and lace trimmed with feathers Her bOu-
quet was a cluster Of Bridesmaid roses.
Mr. and Mrs Huguley left Washington
for a wedding trip Immediately after the
ceremony. and upon their return TO the
city Will take up their residence at IS
Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs Charles b. Howry. wife Of Judge
Howry. Of the Court Of Claims, and her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Howry sail
today on the Adriatic with the expecta-
ton Of remaining some months abroad
where Miss Elizabeth will continue her
studies in music
Mrs. Charles r. sanderson will not
be at home at the Highlands to-day.
Miss Mary Perkins Horsley. OF 1s2s G
street northwest, has again been called
to see her brother. Judge J. D. Horsley.
who continues critically id at his home
IN Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. Ellen Sillers will be at home this
evening from s to 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Isaac Stephenson, wife of Sena-
tor Stephenson. Of Wisconsin. viii be at
home on January 80 at the ShOTeham for
the first time this season
Senator and Mrs Stephenson will give
a dinner to the Wisconsin delegation
Wednesday evening.
The German ambassador and Baroness
-On Sternburg entertained at dinner last
night in honor of Miss Langham
The ladies of the Kansas delegation |
n Congress win receive with Mrs. Ches- !
er !. Long. wife of Senator Long to-
morrow. her annual Kansas day, The 1
7oung ladies from Kansas in school in I