The Washington herald., 1908-04-15

Grey Are at the English Embassy.
Frances Hodgson Burnett in City.
Mr Vogel, the Swiss Minister. was host
at dinner last night at the legation, en-
Rear Admiral and Mrs Cowles,
Mrs. Don Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Larz
Anderson, the Military Attache Of the
German Embassy and Frau Won Llvo-
MUS. the Countess de Buisseret, wife Of
the secretary Of the Belgian Legation in
Tangier, and Mr.. Walter Van Rensselaer,
Berry Mr.. vogel will entertain again in
Easter week.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt dined
quite informally with Justice Moody and
Representative GilIett, who share bache-
Tor apartments at the Connecticut. Sena-
tor and Airs. Lodge were a;so members OF
this little party
The Austro-Hungarian Ambassador,
Baron Hengelmuller. who has been visit
ing in New York. viii return to the emr
bassy to-day
The brothers Herren Won Alvensleben,
who have been visiting in Washington
while travelling in this country, have left,
one for his home in Germany and the
other for Vancouver. Before going they
We're entertained at luncheon by their
countryman. Herr Won Schubert. of the
German Embassy, at his bachelor quar-
ters In p street. several other young men
of the diplomatic corps being asked to
meet them.
Baron Hoening. the Austro- Hungarian
consul general IN New York, who is well
known in Washington, sailed yesterday
for Europe.
Many entertainments are being planned
for Easter week. among them a dance at
the Country Club, which win be given by
Mrs. James Mcmillan. widow of Senator
Mcmillan for her granddaughter, Miss
Jarvis, a debutante of this winter.
Miss Molly Elliot SeaweI is entertain
ing her sister novelist. Mrs. Stephen
Townsend, better known as Frances
Hodgson Burnett
The wedding of Mrs. Ida Sullivan
Dolan and Lieut.. Leo B. Dannemirer. L.
S. A, formerly Of Canton. Ohio. took
place yesterday at noon. in the presence
of relatives and a few near friends at
Dahlgren Chapel, Georgetown College
Rev David H. Buel. president of the col
lege, performed the ceremony, assisted
by Rev, J. ". Carroll, Father Chendelle,
and Father Conway
The chapel was decorated with palms
and Easter lilies. Appropriate music was
played during the service.
Mr. John d. Sullivan escorted his sis
ter. and gave her in marriage Her only
attendant was her schoolgirl niece. Miss
Marie Rae.
The wedding gown was Of champagne
colored cloth and lace. A large hat trim
med with plumes OF the same color was
worn. The wedding bouquet was a
shower OF Bride roses and lilies Of the
valley.
The honor maid was gowned in a girl
ish costume of white muslin. and carried
a large cluster of white sweet peas.
The bridegroom had as his best man
Mr.. Lahmb.
The college boys were granted the es-
Decial privilege OF giving the college yell
for the bridegroom. who is a graduate Of
Georgetown College. as the wedding
party left the college grounds.
a reception for relatives only was held
at the family residence Of the bride 1923
Thirtleth street
Lieut. and Mrs. DannemilleF left Wash
ington later in the afternoon for a we'd
ding trip About May / they viii sail for
Cuba, where Lieut.. Dannemiler is sta
toned lat Holquin.
Mrs. Meyer, wife OF the Postmaster
General, and their daughters, the Misses
Meyer. will leave Washington some time
the latter part of the month for a trip
abroad. They will be gone about two
months, returning in the summer TO open
their place al Hamilton, on the North
Shore Of Massachusetts.
Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Neff and their
daughter. Miss Nancy Nef. a debutante of
the season, viii sail for Europe May IS
for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and
Miss Evelyn Walsh have returned to
their homes in Massachusetts avenue, af-
ter weeks stay in New York.
Mrs. Perkins. wife of Representative
Perkins. Of New York, the recently elect
ed president of the Womans Congress
sional Club, will entertain the club MEM
hers at a tea this afternoon. This will be
the first entertainment in the new club. A
second will follow Saturday afternoon.
when Mrs. Dalzell. wife Of Representative
Dalzell, Will be the hostess. She will be
assisted by the officers of the organiza-
tion.
The British Ambassador and Mrs
Bryce returned to the embassy yester-
day afternoon from a short trip to vir-
ginia. Lord Grey. governor. general of
Canada, and Lady Grey, who are re-
turning from a trip to Bermuda, arrived
later in the day, accompanied by the gov
ernor's aid-de-camp.
Mr.. L. A. Coromilas, lie Minister from
Greece, has returned 10 Washington from
d two weeks trip through the North, in
cluding stays at New York and Philadel-
phia
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund X Fox. of
Twenty-ninth street. are registered at the
st. Charles, in Atlantic City, for the
Easter season.
Mr.. Milton L. Roberts and Miss Caro-
lima Crawford were quietly married Sun
day afternoon at the home Of the groom s
parents. Rev. DR.. Greene officiating. Mr.
Wedding Gifts
Of Known Quality.
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