The Washington herald., 1908-01-10


baroness entertained at dinner last night.
the company afterward going to the re-
ception at the White House. In the COM
pany We're Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sloane.
of New York, for whom the dinner was
given; the Russian Ambassador, Baron
ROSen, Mrs Cameron, Miss Elizabeth
Kean. Miss Langham Count Won HAITI
feldt and Herr Won Schubert, of the Ger
man Embassy.
senator and Mrs stephen 3. Elkins en-
tertained dinner company last night.
the guests accompanying their hosts later
to the White House,
At the Austro-Hungarian Embassy. the
Baroness Hengelmullor has as her guests
Mrs. Hubbard and Miss Oelrichs. of New
York. for whom she viii entertain at
dinner on Sunday night Mrs. William
Sloane. Of New York. will also be one OF
the guests Sunday night
Mrs. Herbert Shipman. of New York.
is the guest OF her mother at her apart
ment AT Stoneiegh Court.
Miss Marguerite lie Breton is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Marye for a
few days Miss lie Breton, who spent last
winter in Washington. came over from
New York to attend the Bachelors ger
man on Wednesday evening. She will re-
main in New York until the spring, when
she and her mother expect 10 go To
California 20 join Lieut.. lie Breton, who
is making the trip with the Pacific fleet.
Though arrangements are not definitely
made. it is probable that Mrs. lie Breton
and her daughter viii make tour of the
world later in the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Marye enter
tanned at dinner last night complimentary
to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. HUFF Cottman. Of
Baltimore.
Mrs Donald Mclean and her daughter,
Miss Bessie Mclean. came over from
New York Wednesday evening and are at
the New Willard for the remainder OF
the week.
The Church OF the Immaculate Con-
ception. at Eighth and y streets north
west, was the scene last evening at $50
o'clock of an interesting wedding Miss
Naye Llewelyn Eliot and Miss Etheldreda
Lancaster Eliot. daughters of DIT. and
Mrs. Llewellyn Eliot. being married with
d double service to DR.. Francis Edward
Harrington and Mr. John Christopher
Hanway, respectively.
The church was effectively decorated
with palms and festoOns of smilax. and
huge clusters of pink roses marked the
pews reserved for the families OF the
brides and bridegrooms and stood in tall
vases on the altar which was brilliantly
lighted with wax tapers. Mr. Harry
Wheaton Howard PLAYED appropriate
music during the seating Of the guests
and the ceremony. and just preceding the
entrance of the wedding parties AIR
Donald Edmunds sang a solo.
The bridal costumes. which were alike.
were of heavy white satin made IN modi-
fed empire style with long court trains
The fronts OF the gowns were embroid-
cred In pearls. and "a duchesse lace bertha
formed the corsage trimming
The Guile wells We're crowned with or
ange blossoms. and shower bouquets of
lilies Of the valley and white orchids
added the final touch.
DR.. Eliot escorted his daughter Maye
ard gave her hand In marriage, and
Etheldreda was escorted by her uncle,
DIT. Charles I. Lancaster. They pro-
ceeded 10 the altar 10y the middle aisle of
the church and stood four abreast during
the nuptiai service, which was conducted
by Rev. George Harrington.
Each bride was attended by a maid OF
honor, the latter being Miss Spalding
Young. OF Lexington, Ky. and Miss Min
mic Hanway; and their train of attend
ants included Miss De Loire, Miss Grace
Swnton Lewis, Miss Elise Lancaster Pey-
ton. of Denver; Miss Jennie Jenkins Lam
caster. of Maryland and Miss Marie Me
COrmick. of Massachusetts. The wedding
train was led by the ushers, Mr. Donald
Spencer Edmunds, Dr. Johnson c. Eliot.
DR.. J Loren Johnson. Mr.. Algernon Lee
Handy. all of this city, and Mr.. Robert
Kennedy. OF Pennsylvania. The brides
maids in dainty gowns Of white messaline
and carrying clusters Of Bridesmaid roses.
We're preceded by Miss Marie De Loire.
who walked after the ushers. Her gown
was pink messaline made in empire style,
and her bouquet was a shower OF pink
sweet peas. The honor maids, who were
next To enter, wore soft gowns of white
messaline trimmed with aIet and carried
roses.
DR. Harrington had as his best man
Mr.. Frederick Moore. Of this city and
Mr.. Hanway was attended by MT Frank
Cannon. Of Mississippi.
A reception at the home OF the brides
followed the service at the church after
which Mr. and Mrs Hanway and DIR.
and Mrs Harrington left Washington
Mrs. Harrington wore a travelling suit
Of striped brown brocade cloth and hat to
match. Mrs. Hanway, who will spend
her honeymoon at Palm Beach, and will
go later to Greenville Miss, 10 make her
home wore blue tailored suit with
green trimming, with a hat to match.
Mrs Eliot, mother of the brides. wore
a handsome gown of soft gray MARQUIS
cite over pale blue taffeta. with old family
point lace on the bodice. Her costume
was completed with a small tOdue of
steel-coloTed chiffon.
Mrs. Harrington. mother of Dr. Har-
rington, wore a gown of black silk jap
anese crepe trimmed with white chiffon |
and MORE and French lace
Mrs. w. c. Hibbs. sister Of DR. Har- |
rington. wore a mOdish costume of white
lowered black gTenadine, over white silk, |
trimmed with black velvet and lace, and |
a large black picture hat
Mrs. Hanway, mother OF the second |
Mr. Hanway, wore embroid- |
cred gray Japanese crepe, trimmed with 1
duchess lace, and diamond ornaments.
Dr. and Mrs. Harrington will, upon /