The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-03

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lily left yesterday for Atlantic City. Nine.
Chow viii remain until she sails for
China. later in tie month.
Mrs Leutze. wife of the commandment
Of the navy yard. was at home yester-
day. for the last time this. season. Mrs.
Leutze was assisted by Miss Marion
Leutze, her daughter.
The small reception room Of the Airing
ton Hotel was the scene OF an deliberately
appointed tea yesterday afternoon, on the
occasion Of the first reception given by
the recently formed Colonial Danes
Club
Mrs. Foraker. wife of Senator Foraker;
Miss Amber. and Miss Peter received the
guests. Mrs. Murray Addison. Miss Susan
Kean. and Mrs. Seth Shepard poured tea.
The decorations were the colonial celOrs.
buff and blue, carried out as nearly as
possible in the artistic arrangement Of old
blue china and jonquils. A large basket
containing these spring blossoms formed
the &C nterpiece- Silver candelabra with
yellow capped tapers gave a soft glow.
The ladies presiding at the table were
selected TO represent the various sections
of the country the membership of the
society embraces.
The ladies assisting were:
Miss NJ b. Johnston. Mrs. Buchanan. Miss Dor
scy. Mrs. Arthur Lee. 9frS. George l.. Andrews.
Miss Virginia Miller. Ms. George Whitfield Brown.
Mrs John Van Rensselaer,. AIrs Green Clay Goodloe.
Mrs Hughes Oliphant, Ms. r. S. Wicks. regent
from Mississippi for Mount Vernon; Mss Wood.
Mrs. William Henry. Miss Virginia Byrd Jones.
Ms c. A. sehseher. Mrs. Randall Hoes, Mrs.
Kate kearney Henry, Mrs. Marion Butler, Mrs.
Marcus Benjamin. Miss Elizabeth Bliss. and Mu.
Boiling.
The Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks we're the guests complimentary to
whom Representative and Mrs. J. SIoat
Fassett entertained at dinner last even
ing. at their residence, in y street
Representative and Mrs. J. Van Vechten
OIcott entertained at dinner last evening.
having as their guests Mrs. Garfield. wife
Of the Secretary OF the Interior: Senator
and Mrs. Buikeisy. Senator Du Pont, DR..
and Mrs. c. d. Walcott. Gen and Mrs.
Watts Kearney, DR. and Mrs. Jenkins,
Mrs. Pierre LOrillard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spalding. Mr.. and Mrs Russell. Mr..
Peter, Senator Kean. Miss Lucy Kesn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burleigh. of New
York: Miss Ruggles. and Mr.. Crawford.
Mrs. Alexander Britton entertained az
a luncheon yesterday. Her guests were
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgeiy, Mrs.
Thomas 3. Washington. Mrs. Samuel
Reber, Mrs. Benjamin MicOu. Mrs lie
Roy futile. Mrs. James Petit. Mrs.
George X McLanahan, Mrs. Morven
/
Gilbert. and Miss Katherine Reed.
Commander and Mrs. winslow. Mrs
Cameron. and Mr. and Mrs. John W
Foster were among the many dinner
hosts Of the evening.
A leaD-year dance was given at 215 East
Capitol street. Saturday night The fol.
lowing were among those present:
Mr. Rollins Matterl Mr. james Leari,t Nh
Harry Coz. Mr.. William schmid. M Thomson
Mr.. rsrnburke. Mr. Frye Mr. stsrzer, Mr. Pierce
Ar Hyatt, Mr.. Noel, Mr. Negland. Mr.. Gillian
/ Mr. Houck. Mr.. Morgan NJ Figgins. aud Nj
WALKER Misses Virginia Eeiphnger. Alioe Deane
CoEiane Myers. Annie Wood. " Il. Wood. Nelli,
Belt Pearl Robinson. Flora Pierce, Elsie Williams
Mabel Gray. Ruth Gibbons Gertrude Gibbons Viols
Dsaneford. Jutson Hyatt. Laura HUBBARD and Ethe
Adams,
The Misses Taylor have gone 10 Phna
delphia to attend a bal masque given ,,
the Bachelors. AZ Horticultural Hall. OF
/ Tuesday evening, March 8.
The wedding Of Miss Bessie Mae Hazen
daughter OF Or. and Mrs. W. P. c. Hazen
10 Mr. Martin r Bourne was celebrate,
last evening at o'clock. at St Mark,
Church, Rev. ". L. Deyries. rector Of tn,
church, officiating.
/ The decorations were a simple arrange
ment OF palms and white cut flowers. DR.
HaZen escorted his daughter and cav
her away. She had as her attendant.
her sister, Miss katherine Hazen. wh,
acted as maid OF honor: Miss Ami,
! Blumer. a cousin, and Miss Eliza Swee
as bridesmaids.
Mr. W. ". Fleharty was best man. and
l the ushers were A A LipscOmb. PhulI,
Arth. Marvin Towne Francis c. Evans
| William T. Jones, and Chester. A. Shan
non
The wedding gown was OF white duchess
satin, princess. and trimmed with see,
pearls and duchess lace. The gowns O
the young ladies Of the bridal party wer,
contrasted, giving a pretty touch Of colo
10 the procession. The maid OF homo
wore a dainty frock OF pink silk
| elaborately trimmed with lace. Tn
| bridesmaids wore dainty shades OF pal
blue and delicate yellow silk. and carrie,
s0ge clusters OF wkite blossoms.
Among others who attended the recep
ton. given at the home Of the bride ate
I the wedding, were the following:
SECRETARY and Mrs. Cortelyou, Senator and Mr..
Nelson. senator and Mrs Stone and Miss stone
Representative Calderhesd Mr. and Mrs. = v. d
GraW, Representative and Mrs Tawney Mr. an
Mrs 7. A. Wi1kersham. Mr.. and Ms lame
Courts Mr. and Mrs Elliott Woods Mr. az
Mrs. Frank Cros.hwaite. Nj and Mrs T. "
Smith. ArS. Mary Wood Towne, Mr. George Z
| Garrett Rev ". /. Devries. Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph Foster, Mr. and Mn. Kennedy Rhea Nj
/ and Mrs. Nathan Hazen. Commissioner George N
/ Bowers, Rev. and Alrs- Albert Evans. DR. E.nr
Hazcn. Ms. T. Hazen. DIR. and Ms. Frank Chm
berla-n. Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Laughlin Mrs Ma,
thew Laaghlin, Miss McSSTaw Mr. and Ms r Z
Fleharty. o. r. George. Mr.. and Mrs b. F. Guy
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Curran Mr.. Edwin Jones Mi
! and Mrs G. W Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. g. W
Martin, Mr. and Mrs s. R Barr and members Q
the Rcroc Club
Mrs. Charles II, Babbett, Of 9S3 Massa
ehusetts avenue. received Informally yes
terday afternoon from 10 O'Clock. Tn