The Washington herald., 1908-05-08

sailing for New York. They have been
invited by the Kaiser to attend the Kiel
regatta, but it is not certain that they
will remain for that event.
The garden party to which Mrs and
Miss Kaufman have issued invitations
for tomorrow at their country home,
'Airlie. Military road, has been post
poned because Of continued wet weather
until Saturday. May 16
pretty wedding took place in the resi-
denee Of Mr.. and Mrs. Van B. Norwood,
in New Jersey avenue northwest, on
Thursday last at noon. when Mr. Ria F,
Stanley and Miss Sadie L. Roger, SDoth of
Etchison. Nd, were married, Rev. DR..
Wright, pastor of McKendree NJ. E.
Church, officiating. The bride was attired
In pearl-colored silk. and her flowers
were lilies from the Gulf Of Mexico. Af-
ter the wedding, dinner was served and a
reception followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley viii be at the
home of the grooms parents at Etchison.
Md, after May 15-
Mrs. Henry B F. Macfarland. after
spending a week in Philadelphia, has
gone to Princeton for few days,
Mrs. Eugene Schwab. of 90 Eighth
street southeast. has as her guest Mrs.
f. Weider. Of st. Louis. They will be at
home to-day from to o'clock.
Mr. Theodore Sutro and his cousin
Miss Edyth Martyr. of New York. have
been stopping during the week at Con-
gress Hall Hotel Mr sutro's visit re-
lates principally to matters connected
with the famous Edward Moran historical
marine paintings, which are on exhibition
in the Smithsonian Institution.
Mrs. Edward LOTUS, wife Of the first
secretary of the Siamese Legation, enter
tained at bridge luncheon in the Chevy
Chase Club yesterday.
Col, and Mrs. Benjamin Reeves Russell
entertained a company Of thirty little
people Wednesday afternoon, to cele-
brate the fifth birthday of their twin
daughters. Misses Irene Hancock Russell
and Emily Reeves Russell
The birthday Of these twins is cele-
brated annually by their parents Their
froeks were white null, trimmed with
lace and worn over pink. An orchestra
played throughout the afternoon. and the
little people danced. Mrs Russell was
assisted in entertaining her young guests
by irer daughters, the Misses Sessions,
and Miss Cook.
Among the guests were Gonzalo Que
sada, ROdrick Lotus. the two children
of the Siamese Minister, Mr.. Ratan-
ayapti. Mildred and Scott BromweI, Jack
Hudgins Moran McCarty. Leroy Cough,
jr.. Pauline KindlebergeT, Charhes Hyle,
Adeline and Nadine OXnard. Mildred and
Ida Adams. Anita Bulmer. Charles Lee.
and Catherine and Myron Burdette.
The Misses Sedgley have as their guest
Miss Cory of London, who arrived in
Washington yesterday.
The wedding OF Miss Enrol Cuthbert
Brown and Lieut. Charles Russell Train.
L. S. n. # is thought. will take place the
middle Of June Lieut. Train is expected
20 arrive in Washington the last Of next
week. He Is now with the feet at San
Francisco.
Mrs. Goethals, wife OF Col. GoethaIs,
chairman Of the Isthmlan Canal Commits
sion, has arrived at her home, in S
street, from Panama. She viii spend
some weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T Afoffet announce
the engagement Of their daughter Ellen
Christine 70 Mr. Benjamin Dorsey Shreve.
The wedding VIII take place IN June.
Mrs. Campbell. wife of Representative
Philip Pitt Campbell, entertained at a
luncheon in the Raleigh Hotel yester-
day.
Among her guests were Mrs. Long.
wife Of Senator Chester I. Long; Mrs.
Curtis and Miss Curtis, wife and sister
of Senator Charles Curtis; Mrs o. B.
Dodge wife Of Commander Dodge sta
toned at Annapolis: Mrs Frank Mac
Lannan and Miss MacLannan, o. Topeka;
Mrs. Thomas Ryan. wife of former As
sistant Secretary OF the Interior, who is
visiting in Washington, with Mr.. Ryan;
Mrs. CTavens. wife of Representative
CTavens. Of Arkansas: Mrs Dufour, and
the wives Of the Kansas delegation in
ehe AleuoS VI A~1i'l es'elitatLFes, lICluulnB
Mrs. Daniel r. Anthony, Mrs Charles
Frederick Scott Mrs. Edmond II. Madi-
son. Mrs. Victor Murdoch, and Mrs.
James Monroe Miller
Mrs. CampbeTs table was decorated
with pink roses. carnations. and delicate
greens.
Mrs. Elenor Emerson announces the
engagement Of her niece, Miss Elizabeth
Ward, 70 Mr.. Douglas Murphy