The Washington herald., 1908-01-08
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryt0
Entertain at Dinner.
MRS. GLYN ATTENDS LUNCHEON
Mrs. Roosevelt ana Mrs. IOngworth
at Boston symphony COncert-Mar-
riage OF Miss Mason and Mr.. MOf-
fett-sIr. Edwin westby, OF Lon
don, at the Arlington.

at dinner the Mexican Ambassador and
Nine CreeI. the Spanish Minister. Senor
Don Pinar, Speaker and Miss Cannon.
Chief Of STAFF and Mrs Bell, Senator and
Mrs. Crane, Senator and Mrs. Burrows.
Gen. and Mrs. John ". Foster, Naval
Attache of the French Embassy Com
mander de Blanpre. Dr. and Mrs. Duncan
McKim, Sir Courtenay IIbert, Miss Lang
ham, sister of the Baroness Won Stern
burg; Miss Ashton, sister of Mrs. Bryce;
the Hon Nina Shuttleworth, Miss Stim-
son, of Boston, house guest at the en-
bassy. Military Attache of the Embassy
and Mrs. James, and Mr.. Kennard and
Mr.. Beresford Hope, Of the Ambassador S
staff.
Mr.. Hope has just arrived 10 take the
place of Mr.. William Seeds, who was
some time ago transferred to a European
port.
The Vicomte and Vicomtesse de Martel
gave a theater party last night compli-
mentaTy to the Due de Chaulnes, OF
Paris, and his fiancee, Miss Theodore
ShOnts Others in the party were NJ
ana Nine. de Bardac. of Paris. parents Of
the Vicomtesse de Martel Nile des
Portes, daughter Of the counselor Of
the French Embassy; Miss Crawford,
Miss HOyt, Miss Frederica Morgan, NJ.
Szent-Ivany, of the Austro-Hungarian
Embassy; Slgnor Cora, Of the Italian
Embassy. and Herr Won Schubert. Of
the German Embassy.
Nine. de Martel entertained her guests
after the play at supper, at her home
in \ street.
Mrs. Duncan McKim was hostess at a
musicale yesterday afternoon. at her
home. in Eighteenth street
Yesterday the British Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce entertained informally at
mucheon for Mrs. Elinor Glyn, the author
Of Three Works who. with her sis
ter. Lady Duff Gordon, is staying at the
Willard while visiting Washington.
Mrs. Glyn was the guest az dinner last
night of the Misses Patten, at their home.
IN Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Mary Lodge Mckee. granddaugh-
ter of the late President Harrison, was
the guest complimentary TO whom Mrs.
John w. Foster entertained at luncheon
yesterday.
Mrs. Roosevelt occupied box yester-
day afternoon at the Boston Symphony
concert With her were Miss Christine
and Mrs. Walter Palmer. VII
are guests at the White House Repre-
and Mrs. Longworth and Miss
Ethel Roosevelt were also of the party.
Mrs. Bryce wife Of the British Ambas-
sador, was In another box, having with
her a party OF friends, including the Hon.
Nina kay-Shuttieworth. the Baroness
Won SternbuTs, wife Of the German Am
5assador and her sister, Miss Langham.
Mrs Metcalf, wife Of the Secretary of the
Navy, and Miss Carow were present
The wedding Of Miss Lucy Randolph
Mason, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bev
arly Randolph Mason, to Mr. George
H0xie Moffett, Of Kansas City. No, took
place last evening at $50 o'clock at st. |
Episcopal Church, Bishop X.
c. Nelson. an uncle Of the bride. offciat-
ns, assisted by the rector. Rev. Herbert
Scott Smith,
The church. which is quaint and ar
.istic in design. was decorated with
palms, ferns, and Christmas greens. An
appropriate musical programme preceded |
he ceremony during the seating Of the
wedding guests. Mr. Mason escorted his |
laughter and gave her in marriage. Miss /
Josephine Mason attended her sister as |
maid OF honor, and in the wedding train
here were three bridesmaids, Miss Ade- /
aide Alexander, Of Gunston. Va. and
Miss Polly Mason and Miss Julia Mason.
listers Of the bride. Mr.. James Moffett 1
If New York. a cousin of the bridegroom. /
lcted as best man. and the ushers were /
Judge Moore, Of New York, also a cousin |
# the bridegroom: Mr.. William X Coo /
lex, OF Fredericksburg, Va; Mr.. Richard /
y. Mason, of Lynchburg, Va, brother
# the bride; Dr. William B. Mason. Mr..
Robert Heth, Mr.. Wardlaw Mason. MIR. |
Mason, and Mr.. Barrett.
The wedding gown was Of white chif- |
on cloth fashioned in empire style with /
becoming corkage trimming Of lierre lace.
4 tulle veil fell to the hem Of the long
'ourt train, and a shower of lilies of the /
'alley and Bride roses formed the we'd /
ling bouquet, and a wreath Of orange /
blossoms completed the costume.
The maid Of honor wore a pale blue
nOuSSeline princess gown, embroidered in
he same color, her bouquet being a cIus-
er Of American Beauties. The brides
maids also wore effective gowns of pale
)lue messaline, lace outlining the kimono
leeves and adding a soft touch to the
oke
reception followed the ceremony at
he residence of the brides parents for
he wedding party and the house guests.
lr. and Mrs. Mofett left Washington
lter in the evening, Mrs. Moffett wear
lg a travelling suit Of black with an in
isible stripe of blue and a hat to cor
espond. They viii take up their resi-
ence near Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. Paul Charlton, law officer of the
nsular Bureau, and Miss Helen Wan
tall, Of Baltimore, will be married to-day
t Emanuel Church. at noon, in Balti-
lore. They will make their home here
/ an apartment Mr.. Charlton has taken
! II street.
Mrs. Charles r. Sanderson will not be
t home to-day at the Highlands.
Mrs. Henry Spencer Powell. of the
Eestmoreland will be at home to-day
nd Wednesday, January Is.
Representative Charles E. Fuller and
life, Of Belvidere, H., have taken apart
lents at the Riggs House for this ses-
on of Congress.
Mrs. Charles A. Culberson, wife of Sen
tor Culberson, and her sister. Mrs Mary
will not receive or make calls
his winter, on account Of the death of
leir brother.
Mrs. Bonaparte, wife Of the Attorney