The Washington herald., 1908-04-28


Chevy Chase Club, for Mrs swanson.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William II. |
Emory have returned 10 Washington from
Long Island. and are occupying their
Washington home, at the junction Of Con-
necticut avenue, n street and Eighteenth
street, aud which has been long unoccu- |
pied The mayor of Philadelphia and Mrs.
John E. Reyburn lived in Il for many
years, during the formers term In Con-
gress Admiral Emory and his family
have not been in Washington for any
length of time for some years.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Jordan celebrated
their slxtieth wedding anniversary yester-
day by giving an "at home" from 4 to 9
O'Clock at their residence. 174o Corcoran
street, when about one hundred friends
greeted them.
Mr. Jordan was born eighty-seven years
ago in Saratoga County, N. Y. where he
lived until eighteen years of age, when,
with his parents, he immigrated by stage
and canal boat to Indiana. At the age
OF twenty-seven he married Miss Theo-
data NJ Hall Of Hogan Hill and for
forty years they resided IN DeaTbOn and
Ripley counties where seven children
were born to them. four of whom are
still living, viz, Mrs. Ida E. Kelley, Har
risonville, No; c. NJ. Jordan, Kansas
City, Mo: Mrs Hattie S. Lundrigan, VIII
cox. Saskatchewan, Canada: Mrs. Zenobia
B. Richardson. Washington. d. c.
Thus far Mr. and Mrs. Jordan have had
the good fortune TO escape many Of the
disabilities of mind and body which usu-
ally attend people who have reached
advanced age. For the last ten years they
have lived in Washington with their
youngest daughter, and their granddaugh-
ter. Mrs. Nellie c. Plumley, daughter OF
John and Ons S. Henthorne.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins opens her
music room this morning at II o'clock
for the last Current History Talk of the
Lenten course. conducted by Miss Janet
Richards. Among the guests viii be the
Chinese Minister, Mr. Wu, who has lately
become pronounced vegetarian, and may
make a few remarks upon his new gas
! tronomic faith.
Miss Helen Squire. who has been visit
ing in Philadelphia VIII return to Wash
ington en- Thursday
Mrs. John F. Leeeh and her debutante
daughter. Miss Leech. spent the weekend
at West Point to attend the hop there on
Saturday evening.
Mrs Herbert Shipman. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Edison Bradley, who is their
guest at Stoneleigh Court. will leave early
| In May for Europe, accompanied by Miss
Crosby and some other friends. They viii
/ be joined on the other side by Rev. DR.
Shipmsn. who will so over later in the
summer
Senior Don Jose Augustin Arrange. Min
| lister from Panama. left washington yes
/ terday. TO sail for Panama for a months
absence at home. The former Minister,
senor Obaldia. who was the first to repre-
sent his country, is now candidate for
President Of Panama
Mrs. Stilson Hutshins. who spent the
past season in Paris. has returned TO
Washington and opened her Massaehu-
! setts avenue home
The musicale arranged for Wednesday
afternoon for the benefit OF the Work
ing Boys Home. TO be given in the ball
room OF the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles NJ. Ffoulke, has been postponed
| on account OF the many charity affairs 10
| be given on that afternooR 1t viii be
given on Wednesday afternoon, May 6,
in Mrs, Ffoulke's ballroom at o'clock.
| Judge Ryan. OF Kansas. formerly Assist
ant Secretary Of the Interior. and Mrs.
Ryan are spending a short time az the
Ebbitt House. Mrs. Curtis, wife Of Sena-
| tor Charles Curtis, Of Kansas, has cards
! out for tea in honor OF Mrs. Ryan, on
Thursday afternoon, in her home. in S
/ street.
A musical tea viii be given in the draw
ing rooms of the Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy and Mrs Truman H Newberry
this afternoon, 1915 Sixteenth street, un-
der the auspices o. the League of the
/ Covenant, for the bfnent OF q scholarship
fund. The programme will be given by
| Mrs John /. Edwards. Miss Katherine
/ Head, Miss Remey, and Miss Burkett.
| > The society men and women who were
so successful In the Prince Of Parcheesi''
last week are planning to give the per-
formance in Baltimore THURSDAY and Fri
/ day night. and in Annapolis on Saturday
night all for the benefit Of the Junior
Republic, and under the auspices of the
| baltimore Junior League.
Miss Leila Rosse. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward L. Rosse. was married last
evening In the Church of the Advent 10
Mr.. Edward Wemple Juneau, son of the
late Charles Vedder Juneau. Of Schenec-
tady, n. Y, the Rev. Edward Marshall
Mott officiating.
The church was decorated with white
spring blossoms and foliage. and the
fun choral service was used. the vested
choir giving number of effective we'd
ding songs and choTuses.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss jeanette Rosse. who acted as maid
Of honor, and another sister, Miss Julia
Rosse, and Miss Elizabeth Keene, brides
maids. The best man was Mr. William
Sacks. The ushers were Mr.. Francis
Rosse, brother OF the bride; Mr.. William
Foley, Mr.. Van Horn Foulke, and Mr.
T. Avery Taylor
The bride entered the church with her
father. who gave her in marriage. Her
gown was Of heavy white satin, trimmed
with Irish lace and pearls. She wore
tulle veil held with orange blossoms and
carried shower of Bride roses. Her
only ornament was a necklace of pearls
worn at her marriage by her grand
mother
The maid Of honor wore pink crepe de
chine over pink silk. and trimmed with
cream Yalenciennes and Oriental lace.
She carried Bridesmaid roses, the same
as the bridesmaids, who wore white
French batiste over white silk, trimmed
with Valenciennes lace and pink girdles.
Following the ceremony, a reception
was held in the home of the brides par