The Washington herald., 1908-01-26

The WASH N
Of the bride-eleet. sent a beautiful neck
piece and stomacher Of turquoise and da-
monds, and from Mrs. Henry Payne Whit
ney there was a stOmacher OF sapphires
and diamonds.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilts S
gift was a necklace OF pearls and dia-
m0nds, and from Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
| G. Vanderbilt there was long chain OF
diamonds
The Duchess Of Marlborough. a cousin
/ of Miss Gladys, sent long rope chain OF
pearls. with tasse,s of pearls and dia-
monds, and from Mr. and Mrs. William
/ X Vanderbilt. jr.. there was a ring set
with a large marqulse diamond.
! Mrs. Almeric Paget sent from London a
pendant of sapphires and diamonds. and
/ from the children of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
/ Payne Whitney there was diamond
ring The gift of Or. and Mrs, w. Sew
ard Webb was a ring set with rubies and
diamonds.
/ The plate was superb. There was fun
/ dinner service of silver from members of
/ the Vanderbilt family. Mrs. Elliott f.
/ Shepard sent beautiful tea service of
silver, and Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Mckay
Twomby massive silver candelabra and
candlesticks for the dinner table. Mrs.
| w B. OsgOod Fields present was a bag
/ fitted with silver gilt necessities for an
automobile trip and little Miss Kathleen
Vanderbilt, niece Of Miss Gladys. sent a
/ set of gold plates. Mrs. Frederick Nell
/ son sent a large clolsonne box OF circular
shape suitable for jewel casket.
/ From Senator and Mrs Chauncey NJ.
I Depew there was a large centerpiece of
silver, and from Mr and Mrs. Henry
Clews a handsome gilt clock
I Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry sent a
! large gold tray; the Countess de Mont
/ saunin. a jewel box Of black and white
enamel. Mr. and Mrs Luther KOuntze. a
/ beautiful box Of old Italian enamel. and
/ Mr. and Mrs. j Gordon Douglas, an
enameled parasol handle set with jewels;
| Miss Emily Sloane set of silver candle
sticks and Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Martin,
jr.. a George IT. inkstand of silver; Miss
Pauline French sent silver vase, and
Mrs. Frederick Pearson a set of gold
spoons
Among the numerous fans was one from
Mrs. John r. DreXel. OF white ostrich
feathers with pearl sticks set with Jewels.
Col. and Mrs. John Jacob AstoT sent
an antique fan beautifully painted, and
Miss Efiie Pearson. one OF point lace with
= monogram Of diamonds.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Mortimer Brooks pre-
sented a large gold vase, Mr.. Frederick
Townsend Martin, "a large silver frame;
Mr.. and Mrs r. Fulton Cutting. a superb
set of Molieres works, and Miss Dora
Thayer. of Boston, a finely bound set OF
books by American authors. There were
also many jeweled hatpins and all sorts
of trlnkets and remembrances.
The relatives OF Count LaszlO SCzChenyi
did not bring their gifts TO this country
and these will await tie arrival Of the
bride In her new home. II is stated that
she viii receive from them many superb
family Jewels. There are yet 10 come
gifts from other members Of Miss Van
derbilts family. which she Will receive
in Europe.
After the gifts had been displayed they
were placed IN a safety deposit vault, and
they will be sent later 70 Europe.
The home Of Mr and Mrs. Samuel W.
Drummer. 472 I street southwest, was the
scene OF a happy gathering last Tuesday
evening on the occasion Of The CelebTa-
ton Of the twenty-ffth anniversary Of
their wedding. Palms and cut flowers
added TO the beauty or the rooms. Rev.
George Brodthage, OF ST. John Lutheran
Church. of which Mr.. and Mrs Drummer
are members. made an appropriate ad-
dress of cOngratulation Among the
guests. including the relatives and inti-
mate friends. were the members Of Union
Lodge. No. ], Ladies of T. o. NJ, Of which
Mrs. Brunuer is ii member. Her term
for president having expired az this time
she was presented with a handsome gold
lodge pin by Mrs. Sadie Chauncey, who
congratulated her upon her faithful work
IN attendance TO the duties OF the lodge
The ladies OF the lodge also presented the
couple with a handsome silver coffee urn.
The members Of the Lafayette Lodge
Of J. O. NJ. were also present.
The officers OF the Lone Star Beneficial
Association, Of which Mr.. Brunner is a
charter member. presented him with q
beautiful silver fruit bowl lined with gold.
After the congratulations were over the
guests adjourned 10 the large and
spacious dining-room, where were tables
decorated with ribbons and cut flowers
and set with a bOuntiful repast. The rest
Of the evening was spent i'm dancing
The couple received many other hand
some presents. among them cut glass,
hand paintings. silver and gold orna-
ments Mir. and Mrs. Drummer have four
sons and two daughters and one sOn-in-
law (WUliam 7. Baum, all Of whom were
present.
Mrs Ida Ranks. who was bridesmaid at
the wedding, was present, but Mr.. John
Gehring, Of Indian Head, was unable to
come