The Washington herald., 1908-02-12

predecessor Baron Geyers, was also very
popular socially. and the new Minister
who will be appointed 20 succeed Mr. van
swlnderen. It is hoped, viii be also
favorite.
The Counselor of the French Embassy
and Nine des Portes and the Naval
Attache and Nine de Blanpre went to
New York yesterday to represent the
French government in the benefit enter
tainment given for the French Hospital.
The new military attache of the Span
ish Legation, Col Ureullo, and Nine. UF
cullo have arrived.
The Hon. Horace Hood. naval attache
OF the British Embassy, has just returned
from a hurried visit to England
The wedding Of Miss Lula V. Bower and
Mr. Alfred Chttenden was solemnzed at
645 o'clock last evening at the residence
of the bride. 1890 Florida avenue north
east. in the presence of the families Of the
bride and bridegroom and a few intimate
friends. Rev. Alfred Harding rector of
St Paurs Episcopal Church, was the Of
ficiating clergyman Mr. and Mrs. Chit
tenden have left for a wedding trip, and
will make their future home in this city.
Mrs John J. Smoot and Miss Smoot will
be at home nj the Portsmouth Wednes-
day, February 10 and 20
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Purman announce
the engagement of their youngest daugh-
ter. Gladys TO Mr. Henry Clay Carr. Of
California.
Mrs. Andrew Z. Graham will receive
to-day from to O'Clock.
Linthicum Hall was the scene of the
second dance Of the series given by the
Georgetown Cotilnon Club last evening.
The function was attended by a lerge
contingent of fashionable resident society.
The room was prettily decorated with
palms and garlands of smilax. The guests
we're received by Mrs. II. owen Thomp-
son. Mrs. William II. Rohrer, Miss Mary
Tipping, and Mrs. Semmes After supper
at 1889 a cotiIlion was danced. Mr. Will
lam G. Finney and Mr. Harold O, Goodwin
composed the committee.
The Capt Molly Pitcher Chapter OF the
d. \. r. was entertained Monday evening
/ by a dance at the home Of Miss Naomi
| Thompson. 300 Fifteenth street 4 COLA
tion was served at midnight Among those
/ present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Hanger. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Osweu.
/ Mr. and Mrs Albert Lore. Miss May
/ Barr. Miss Bessie North. Miss Dubois
/ Miss Stevens. Mrs. DT. Wolf Mr.. Albert
Howard. Mr.. Jerome Lightfoot Mr.. Hal
/ Maynard and Or. and Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. Fairbanks will be ar home to-day
from 4 20 6. but viii not receive Febru-
larry ~.
/ Mrs. ". II Rapley will not be at home
to-day
Mrs. James John Gordon will not be at
home to-day. but will receive on the com
ing Wednesdays in February.
I Mrs. John A. Logan and Mrs. Tucker
will not receive tomorrow, but will be at
/ home To- their friends the following Thurs
DAY.
| Mrs Bonaparte will not hold her usual
/ Wednesday afternoon reception at the
Portland to-day.
1 Mrs. Charles d. WaIcott will not receive
to-day
/ a concert under the patronage OF Mrs.
J. Franklin Bell, Mrs. T.. II. g. Leutze,
/ Mrs + A. Darlington. Mrs. G. r. Elliott.
Mrs Robert Al O'Reilly. Mrs. Paul 5.
/ PearsaH. Mrs William Loeb. Mrs ".
/ Alden Smith, Mrs G. A. Iaud, Mrs 7.
Z. Jordou. Mrs. woodward. and Mrs.
/ Sharp viii be given by the L. ;. Marine
/ Band next Monday afternoon at o'clock.
al Marine Barracks music hall Miss
1 Mary Helen Leefe, soprano, will sing,
ana Mt Fritz Mueller will play the vio-
/ loncello.
/ Miss Leefe Is the daughter of the late
/ Col Leefe. L. ;. A. one OF her numbers
will be the new song dedicated 20 the
( feet, entitled, ITO our SWeethearts and
| Wives The proceeds OF the concert Will
/ go To- the Rough Rider monument fund.
/ Mrs r. ". Fuller, Of the Highlands,
was hostess at large luncheon and
bridge party yesterday, having eleven
| tables pTettily appointed.
/ Miss Mary r. Goff entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon from TO o'clock.
/ Mrs. Chopper has left Washington FOR
/ Camden. 5. G., to spend two weeks. after
which she expects 20 sail for Europe. 10
| remain several months
! Representative Charles y. Fowler. jr.,
and Mrs Fowler have taken apartments
at the Highlands for the remainder Of the
/ season. As she is i'm deep mourning. Mrs.
/ Fowler will not take any part in social
activities this winter
The marriage Of Mrs. Maggie I. Chap
/ pell. daughter OF Nj and Mrs James
/ Thomas, Of West Washington, to Mr..
! John w Mack took place at the home Of
the brides niece, Mrs Milton Brickerd,
Of Glendale, Nd. last Saturday evening.
/ Tho officiating minister was Rev. Mr..
/ Lowe. OF Lanham, Md
( The bride wore a handsome Nile green
silk with picture hat to match and car
ried a shower bouquet of pink carnations.
/ The wedding march was PLAYED by Mrs.
p. b ChappeH. of Washington
Mr.. and Mrs Mack will receive their
/ friends at their new home, at Brentwood,
/ Nd, after March 1.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.