The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-26

ZIP 90 Nuod, VIII return mere next week.
Mrs Grant Watson. Of the British En-
bassy. who has been I'll. is about again.
and she and Mr.. Watson viii give = din
ner early next MONTH
Third Assistant Secretary OF State and
Mrs Huntington Wilson. who had cards
out for series Of dinners. have recalled
them, owing to the death Of a relative Of
Mrs Wilson.
Miss Elizabeth Oliver. daughter Of the
Assistant Secretary Of War. who has
been making a round OF visits, will re-
turn the first OF the week. and arrange
ments for her wedding VIII be begun
soon. Miss Oliver has not set the date
as vet. tut the marriage will take place
/ In a short time. and will be a very
quiet AFFAIR in their home here. They will
probably locate at Lawrence, Long Isl
and.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
l Darwin Pennebaker was the scene of a
brilliant gathering last evening at re-
ception given complimentary to Repre-
/ sentative and Mrs. Benjamin johnson. OF
! Kentucky. The spacious rooms were at
| tractively decorated with palms. pink
/ roses and garlands Of smilax. and the
chandeliers festOoned with vines Roses
and ferns banked the nantes Assisting
Mr. and Mrs Pennebaker were Mrs. John
r FitZhugh Alagruder. Mrs. William II
/ Rohrer, Mrs. Charles Warden. Mrs
/ James Maxwell Durant Mrs Charles
| Francis CaTusi Mrs John s Carpenter
Mrs Alexander 5. stuart, Mrs John Ur-
! quhart. Mrs. II I. ROthrock. Miss Van
dergrift. Miss Mary Harvey. Miss Re
eecca johnson. Miss Nancy johnson. ami
MISS Emily Elliott, of Kentucky. Miss
/ Stella Carusi, Miss Frances Dodge. Miss
+ Margaret yesterday, Miss Helen Njchol-
son. and Miss Evylin F. Carpenter. Two
young daughters Of the couple. Miss I,u-
I cinda Carpenter Pennebaker and Miss
Anna Elliott Pelnebaker, and Miss
Hendy Russell Johnson, also assisted
in receiving.
Miss Rathbone Smith viii receive to-
day at 100 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Adele Observation-Disclosures and
{ Miss Nina Heinrichs have issued cards
/ for recital at the Washington Club Fri
day evening, at o'clock.
Mrs Grace De Lashmutt entertained AT
a pretty tea yesterday afternoon MIRO
duclng her daughter. Miss Mary De
/ Lashmutt
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Knox entertained
for their daughter. Miss Knox. at a dance
last evening. The guests Of the evening
were:
Miss Helen Hatfield. Miss Keith Frazier Miss
Nlnired Davis, Miss Irene Moore Miss Eleanor
] .~rH
Miss Minnie Conrad. Miss Nina Van Ars5sIe Nj,
I Margaret Hcushton. Miss Edgarina HASTINGS N1iss
/ Carlo. Miss Marie Fisher Miss Caroline Sr,irb
Miss Mand Merriam, Hiss josephine Conrad Miss
Mara Carlo. Miss Marie Is Bsyteaux Miss Msr-
/ cedes tIodoy. Miss Peyton. Miss Pickett Hon
/ Miss Elena Calderon. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Sbrl+z
Lieut.. and Mrs Sanderson Mr. and Ms H.
| ard keeSide. the Persian Minister Lieut. Han
Lieut.. Greene Lieut. Moore. Lieut. Thomas. Lieut.
Dietrich Lieut. Hunley Lieut. DefrreS Preston
Atkinson. Lieut.. MeRitciie Lieut. Holt DR. Tsrres
1 Dykes. Mr. Este5an Carlo Mr. Isrs Rir7v NJ
I smith HemTEtOne. Ny. Clemeat Heth Mr. -
S God, Mr.. Bennett. Mr: Grancisco Godoy. Mr..
Paul Patterson. Mr.. Adds Browne. Mr.. Wallace
/ Orme. Mr. Albert Godoy. Mr.. Foster Siaugbtrr
Mr. Nunez, Mr.. Baz
Mrs. Grace Dyer-Knight will receive in.
formally this afternoon from 3 70 O'Clock
at 12l2 F street She viii have with bs-
Mrs. Themple. of New York. and Mrs
PeIs. sponsor Of the battle shin Denver
cousins of the hostess.
Mrs. Edward Dom and the Misses Dom
viii be at home to-day at I7OS Sixteenth
street. = mn
Mrs. J. ]. Richardson is the guest ~
friends at the Plaza, New York. for a few
days. 9 'e"
Mrs. P. J. Lennox. wife of Prof. Len
nox. viii be at home to-day from 2 70 6
O'Clock at li01 Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Mary Underhin Wood and Merrill
Edwards Gates, jr., both OF New YORK
City, viii be married in the chantry OF
Grace Church, New York, at noon on
April :.
Miss Wood is the only daughter OF the
late William H. S Wood. who was presi-
dent of the Bowery Savings Bank and
head OF the William Wood & Co publish
/ ing house.
Mr. Gates. chief attorney of the LEGAL
Aid Society OF New York City. IS the old
est son Of Dr. Morrill, Edwards Gates
| formerly president of Rutgers and Am
/ herst colleges. who is now resident Of
Washington
After the wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs
Gates VIII reside at SO East Twenty-sev-
enth street, New York City.
/ The wedding OF Miss Bessie p. Norman
of this city. to Mr.. Jacob Amolsky. OF
Baltimore. took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus
Norman. 1885 Seventh street northwest. at
S p. m, Sunday,
Rev. DR.. Stern officiated, assisted by
Rabbi Gangureky. of Baltimore
After the ceremony, a supper was
served to about 100 guests, among whom
were many Baltimoreans. Dancing fol-
lowed until late hour.
The bride was gowned in white satin
deliberately trimmed with real lace and
chiffon. She carried a shower bouquet of
bridal roses, and her niece and nephew.
Adeline and Milton Norman. acted as
flower girl and page
Mr.. and Mrs. AmOlsl1y left for PhiIadeI-
phia, New York, and Boston Monday
morning and. upon their return, will make
their home in Baltimore.
Tickets have been very generally re-
ceived for the much talked-of lecture
entitled ''Present-day Russia" TO be
delivered by Mr.. Kellogg Durland, the