The Washington herald., 1908-04-21
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Society Attends Musicale at
New Willard.
MRS. ROOSEVELT IS PRESENT
Baron and baroness Mayor Enter
tain at Dinner in Honor Of Austrian
Ambassador and baroness HengeI-
understanding of Miss Ellis
worth to Mr.. ID. l.. Carlton.

worth TO Mr.. ID. l.. Carlton.
Society was brilliantly represented at
the last Of the WiIson-Greene morning
muslcaIes in the ballroom OF the New
Willard Hotel yesterday morning, when
Mr.. Claude Cunningham, barytone, OF
New York, and Mr.. Emile Ferir. viola
player, gave the programme.
Mrs. Roosevelt, who has had box for
the season, had a party with her. in
lciuding Mrs. James r. Garfield, wife Of
the Secretary OF the Interior, and her
sister, Miss Newell. Miss Tuckerman. and
Miss Hagner.
Mrs Matheson and her daughter and
Mrs Reside, accompanied by Mrs. Dixon,
wife of Senator Dixon: Mrs. Young, wife
of Representative Young. of Michigan, and
Miss Reside, occupied other boxes.
The programme follows:
sunset Fsithfu Johnnie" Bonnie Laddfe
Highland Laddie and Song Of the Flea. from
Goethes Faust. Beethoven; "Chsnson Celtioue. %
G. Forsyth; MiHnehed" and ''S0nutag" Brahms
Der tiede Garteu Hildaeh; "Zueignung 20 Strauss ;
SeTena,se, " II. Squire; 'Danss Rustique" p
Hans "Automne. Faure; Au Clair de Ia Lune. .
Luli; lie Secret" Faust: lie sais "a BienY'
Picne.
For next season artists already engaged
are Miss Geraldine Farrar. N. Bonci, and
VI. Gilbert
The italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches entertained at dinner
last evening in honor Of the Austrian
Ambassador and Baroness Hengelmuller.
The guests included Representative and
Mrs. BouTke Cochran, the Assistant Sec
retary Of the Navy and Mrs. Newberry.
Baron and Baroness de Preuschen, Mrs
Nicholas Fish. the Spanish Minister, the
Greek Minister. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont Miss CockreH, Miss Williams. NJ. do
Amaral Prince KretzulescO. Mr.. Cora.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Batchellers.
Miss Claudia Faison Ellsworth. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Davis Els
worth. formerly of North Carolina, was
married last night to Mr. D. L. Carlton
Of Kenans. y. C.
The ceremony was performed at s
o'clock. by Rev Robert NJ. Moore. in
Foundry NJ E Church. The color
scheme was yellow and white. with banks
Of palms and ferns. and yellow spring
blossoms.
The brides attendants, members Of her
fraternity. the Delta, Delta. Delta, Of the
Woman's College, of Baltimore. were fell
low-graduates. They were Mrs Ralph
Smyser Cannon. Of York. Pa, matron Of
honor: Miss Mary Taylor Abercrombie
OF Baltimore maid of honor: Miss Nan
Grace McGregor. of this city, and Miss
Ethel Wells Feldmeyer. of Annapolis
bridesmaids. and Miss Ethel May John
son. cousin Of the bride. flower girl
The bridegroom best man was his
brother, Mr. Henry Carlton. of Warsaw
~ c. The ushers were the brothers Of
the bride. Mr.. Goodwin Davis Ellsworth
jr AIT. Curtis Ellsworth. Of this city
and Mr. De Witt Ellsworth of Water
town, Mass. and Mr. Newton Perrins and
Mr, Robert Tracy. Of this city.
The bride entered the church with her
father who gave her in marriage She
wore & gown OF white messaline made in
modified empire style, with 8 vatican
train, and trimmed with princess lace and
seed pearls. Her bouquet was of Bride
roses and lilies of the valley. Her veil
Of tulle was held with a single cape Jas
mine and q pearl brooch. y
The matT0n OF honor wore a gown OF
corn-coiored voile. The bridesmaids wore
white embroidered batiste, with yellow
girdles and yellow flower wreaths in their
hair They carried baskets Of yellow
flowers.
After the church ceremony the bridal
party was entertained in the home Of the
bride in GiraFd street.
Miss Ellsworth had a party Of students
from her alma mater. the Woman's Col
lege in Baltimore. as her house guests
for the wedding. There were also pres
ent Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. J. Williams. Of
Richmond, and Mrs John Arthur
Luetseher, Of Baltimore, and almost the
complete delegation in Congress from
North Carolina.
The bride and bridegroom left on a lase
train for their wedding trip. and will be
at home at Kenans. \. c. The brides
going-away gown was of brown cloth,
with hat 10 match.
A luncheon Is being given al The Oc-
tagon, one of the old historic houses of
Washington. at one time the home OF
the fascinating Dolly Madison. and where
the treaty of peace, known as the treaty
Of Ghent was signed by our country
and England. The luncheon is given for
the benefit of the proposed home that is
to be purchased for Confederate vet
Grams and also to help with the monu-
ment to be erected at Arlington as a
memorial TO the soldiers of the Con-
federacy buried there.
The luncheon will be served on Tues
day, Wednesday,. Thursday. and Friday
of this week. from Y to O'Clock. The
tables will be in charge of the younger
set from the various chapters, who will
look after the comfort of the guests.
Mrs. Foster, wife of Gen John w. Fos-
ter. was hostess at tea yesterday after
noon, giving their many friends an op-
portunity of meeting her daughters, Mrs.
Dulles and Mrs. Lansing, who. with the
formers children. are spending the Eas-
ter season with them.
Mrs. James R. Garfield, wife Of the
Secretary OF the Interior, left yesterday
afternoon for a short visit to the country
home OF Or. and Mrs. Wilmer. She will
return here on Wednesday. Mrs. Gar
fields mother and sister are still with
her, and will remain throughout the
week.
Mrs. Theodore P. shonts and her
daughter, Miss shonts. are to SAIL
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