The Washington herald., 1908-04-21


tanned last evening in honor OF their
silver wedding.
They had a family circle almost COM
plete, the only absentee being their old
est son, Mr. James Richard Barry who
/ is at the NaEal Academy, and could not
obtain leave of absence at this time
F., Miss Bonnie Barry, a debutante of the
| past season. Mr. Davis s Barry, jr., who
| came over from Tome Institute for the
| occasion. and Miss Cora Barry. all aided
| their parents in receiving.
Mrs. Barry wore a gown OF white lib
erty satin trimmed with some rare old
| lace. made modified empire style. Miss
| Barry wore white silk. trimmed with
| Dresden ribbons They both carried
white sweet peas and lilies Of the val
ley
/ The performance of the Mask and Wig
Club OF the University Of Pennsylvania.
in Uncle Sans Ditch" win be given at
the Belasco Theater Thursday evening.
April 20. The list Of patronesses is a
! distinguished one. II includes:
/ Mrs, Audenried, Mrs. Albert. Nrs. Anderson, Mrs
/ Rates. Airs. Bddle Mrs. BoaTdmsn Mrs O. J. Bell.
Ms. Bradley. Mrs. Bres, Mrs. J. L. Bell Mrs.
Dtthtts 1iia nAihelt1s Mte. bgits Afe. bacon, MIS-
Barbour AIrs Blair. Mrs Cassels Mrs Cowles, Mrs.
Campbell, alFs. Crosby, Mrs. CushEBaD Mrs Clover.
/ Mrs Cross Mrs. Crawford, Mrs Chatard, Mrs. ORA
per, Mrs. Dalzell, MTs. +. L. Denny. Mrs. Dewey,
/ Mrs Davis. Mrs. w. c, Denny, Mrs Edwards, Mrs,
Ellis, AiTs. Ely Mrs Elkns Mrs En0s, Mrs. F0s-
/ ter. AIRS Foss. Mrs Gillespie, Miss Ggynn Mrs.
/ Hay, Mrs Hague. Mrs. Hale. Mrs Howard Mrs.
/ Hobson. Mrs. Hopkins. MIS- Hun. Mrs. Hit. Mrs.
Haekeit Miss H0Tsey, Mrs. Harlow. Mrs. Johnston,
/ Mrs r. e. Johnson MTs. James johnson Mrs Jen-
I kfue fra lac A
B. Legare, Mrs. Lodge. Airs Lincoln, Mrs Logan,
Ms FTancis B. Loring. Mrs, Il. 5. Legare Mrs.
Mitchell. Mrs. Montgomery. Mrs. McCauley. Mrs.
May, Miss Myer Mrs. Mulligan, Mrs. McKenns.
Mn Moran. MTs. Hill, Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. Nc.
CFeary. Mrs. Mckee sIrs Newlands. Mrs. Neff.
Alrs. NewbeTry. Mrs Noble Mrs, Oliver Miss Owen.
Mrs Parsons, Mrs. Perkins the Misses Patten, Hiss
| Parrish. Mrs. Page, Mrs. Parker Mrs. Patterson.
Mrs. Poor Ms. Quag Mrs. RAJ, Mrs. Rodgers, Ms.
Rush, Mrs Randolph Mrs. ROles0n Mrs Reybun.
Mrs Riggs. Mrs Root. Mrs. Richey. Mrs. Russell.
Nm. RebeT, Mrs T. Il. g. Slater Mrs Schroeder,
Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. SogtheFland, Ars- Story, Mrs.
Sanger Miss Sheriff. Mrs. W A. Slater. Mrs.
Spencer Mrs. A n Shepard Mrs. Simpkins Mrs
r. c. Smith. Mrs. Thoron. Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Town
send, Mrs. Wadsworih, MFs, Waliach. Mrs Wet
more, Mrs. Warder Mrs. Walsh Mrs Wslcott, Miss
Wilson. Mrs Wallace. Mrs White. Ars. Wilmer,
Miss Woodhun. Mrs. wilkins, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Var
row. and Mrs. Young
Mrs. Isabel Ridgeley Bowie IS enter
taining her daughter. Mrs william Oler
Head. Of Baltimore. who is here attend
ing the D. A. R. convention.
An interesting engagement to the young
| set Is that Of Miss Edna Wells. daughter
I Of Mr. and Mrs. Absalom B. Wells, TO
Paul Davis Keller, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas ". Keller, Of this city. It will
ia ~ ffa s~fr-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 3. balrymple have an
nounoed the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Rosalie Sunderland. TO James How
ard Wygant. Of Iowa, the wedding 20
take place in June
The ball of the Knights OF Columbus.
which will take place this evening in the
New Willard ballroom. win be the most
brilliant affair the organization has ever
given in Washington This Is their first
charity ball. and there is every indica-
ton that the attendance viii be Of such
proportions as to fully justify the fore
sight Of the knights in arranging for
every bit OF available dancing space at
the disposal of the management of the
New Willard. Both the large and small
| bathrooms of the hotel will be used. Two
/ big musical organizations will play the
dance and promenade music. while a spe-
ciaily appointed banquet hall has been
set apart at the hotel for the conven-
/ ience Of patrons Of the ball.
Patrick J. Haltigan and Thomas p
Kennedy are the chairman Of the recep-
ton and floor committee, respectively
It has been urged by the management of
the New Willard that the F street en-
trance 10 the hotel be used by patrons
Of the bali This viii permit OF easy ac-
cess 10 the red room, on the first floor.
which, In view Of the large number of
| persons expected at the function. viii be
used as q wrap checking room. This en-
trance viii likewise afford convenient ac-
cess TO the elevators going to the ball
room floor
There viii be twenty-five dances on the
programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. George William MeLans-
han have closed their house and gone
10 their country place, 'KnoIlsift," at
Catskill, \. Y, TO spend the spring sea
son before going TO spend the summer
at Watch Hill
Mr.. and Mrs, E. Southland Parker an.
nounce the engagement OF their daughter
Belle. TO Mr.. Roscoe Calvin North. of
Selins Grove. Pa. The wedding will take
place early in June.
An attractive wedding was celebrated
10 the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Paul Frederick Tricou, in Cleveland Park
last evening, when her daughter Mae was
married to Mr.. Walter White Boughton
of Washington. The ceremony. which
was attended by the immediate relatives
and personal friends &c the young couple.
was performed by Rev. Joseph MaIlon.
OF St AIMS Church, Tennallytown, and
Rev. William T. Russell, of ST. Patricks
Church, Washington.
The bride was given in marriage by her
cousin, Mr. Henri Pierre Tricou. of San
Francisco. Cal, and was attended by her
sister Miss Trtcou, who wore a white
lingerie princess gown and carried Mar
guerites.
The bride wore an empire robe Of iyorv
white poplin, which was comnletely COW
cred by her long tulle veil. She carried
a bouquet OF lilies Of the valley and
gardenias. Mrs. TricOu was gowned in
an apricot empire dress OF soft silk COW
cred with cluny lace.
F. Jerome Stsrck. Of Cleveland, Ohio.
was best man.
After a Southern trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boughton viii be at home, in Cleveland
Park
A concert viii be given in the parish
hall Of st. Thomas Episcopal Church this
evening at SIS o'clock for the beneht
OF the church by the Ministering Chill
dren's League. The soloists will be Nine
Heineck-Lloyd, dramatic soprano; Mrs.
w. A. Allen Holmes. piano. and Miss
Mary Reamey, violin.
Mrs. H G. HolIenberg Is the guest of
Mrs, ]. A. shean, l7SS Fifteenth street |