The Washington herald., 1908-02-27


in Chicago. VIII return this week to
Washington.
Mime. de Marrel. OF the French En-
bassy. who was 20 have given a luncheon
yesterday. postponed it on account Of in
disposition until next Saturday.
Mrs. James. OF the British Embassy.
was hostess yesterday at a luncheon com
plimentary 10 her sister. the Hon Nina
Kay shuttleworth.
Senator and Mrs. Buckley entertained
at dinner last night a number Of young
people. including many members Of the
diplomatic corps
Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes. wife OF
Justice Holmes. was hostess at a luncheon
yesterday. at which some Of her guests
were Mrs. Draper. Mrs. Mcmillan. Mrs.
Warder, and Mrs. Gillespie.
Mrs. Ward Thoron entertained al dinner
last night at her home in K street as did
Mrs. Morgan Hill
The Eastern Presbyterian Church was
the scene Of a wedding last night at S
O'Clock. when Miss Nina Morrison. daUgh-
ter Of Mr.. Thomas Morrison, became the
bride OF Mr.. E. S. Auwine
The ceremony was performed in the
presence OF a large assemblage of
friends. Rev. Thomas c. Easton, pastor
or the church. oh1ciated- A pretty setting
OF palms and cut flowers formed a back
ground for the youthful bride and bride
groom and their attendants
Mr.. Morrison escorted his daughter and
gave her away in marriage. Her attend
ants were Mrs. w. j. O'NeiI. matron Of
honor. and two bridesmaids. Miss Elsie
May Allwine. sister Of the bridegroom,
and Miss Helen Sparks. Olive Aliwine.
also a sister Of the bridegroom. as flower
girl. preceded the wedding party to the
chancel.
Mr. Allwine had as his best man Mr.
Henry F. Allwine. The ushers were Mr..
James Austin. Mr. Walter Somers. Mr..
Rex Holmes. and Mr.. Myers Hand.
The bride wore a robe Of point applique
over taffeta and chiffon Sprays OF lilies
OF the valley garnished the corsage. a
fun tuIle veil caught with coronet OF
orange blossoms enveloped her figure. The
wedding bouquet was a shower OF Bride
roses and lilies OF The valley
The matron of honor was attired in a
cream batiste and lace. trimmed with
touches Of gold. with which she wore
large cream hat and ostrich plumes, and
carried a feather nun.
The flower girl wore a simple childish
frOck OF white muslin and lace and car
ried a basket OF pink rose buds.
The hrfTeeu1q aids dresses vuara NJ mink
mousseline over taffeta elaborately trim
med with ribbon. They carried clusters
Of Bridesmaid roses and wore pink
Wreaths Of roses in their hair
A feature Of the ceremony was a vocal
solo. Queen OF the Earth. sung by Mr..
Lucius F. Randolph.
A reception followed the ceremony at
the residence OF M Morrison The deco
rations were green and white. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allwine left Washington early in the
evening for a wedding trip. Upon their
return 20 Washington they viii make
their home at Sl4 Maryland avenue.
Mrs. Oldberg has cards out for Fri
day Of this week for an Afternoon in
Italy" by Signor lie ROccs, OF Salerno.
Italy. who will also sing some character
istic NeapOlitan songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Richards and Mr..
and Mrs. Tom D. Cochrane. OF New
York City. are spending some time at the
Grafton
The marriage Of Miss Alice Magruder,
daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Ma
gruder. to Mr.. william W Koch, took
place last night at $50 o'clock at St
Paurs Episcopal Church. Rev. Alfred
Harding. rector sf the church. officiating
The church was decorated with palms
and cut flowers An appropriate pro-
gramme Of music was played preceding
and during the ceremony.
Mr.. Magruder escorted his daughter and
gave her hand IN marriage. Miss Hazel
Magruder was her sisters only attendant
Mr.. Elmon Koch was best man. The
ushers were Mr. Raymond Yost, Mr. A
Dyer. Mr.. Milton Thompson, and Mr
Raymond Dyer.
Owing TO the serious Illness CT a sister
OF the bride. the wedding reception which
had been planned was abandoned. The
wedding trip also was postponed.
Mrs. Depew will be at home to-day for
the last time this season
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers was at home
yesterday afternoon. informally. and had
with her Mrs. John r. Stevens. who has
been spending some time in Washington
The governor Of California and Mrs.
Gflett are spending few days at the
! Willard
Miss Pierce. of the Portner. VIII receive
Friday afternoon from to o'clock. and
will be assisted by Mrs. R. c. Taggart. Of
Dalton, Mass. and Miss Harding. OF Der
by Line, VI. who will be her house guests
at that time.
Among the dinner hosts Of last evening
were the Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs. Garfield. .dr and Mrs. Morgan Hill.
and Senator and Mrs, Bulke!ey
Mrs. Carter will be at home to-day for
the last time this season, at 1928 Sixteenth
street northwest.
Mrs. Frank Smith. OF Frederick. Nd,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Eaton
Creecy at their home in Rhode Island
avenue.
Cavalry Drills at Fort Myer.
Friday afternoon in the riding hau OF