The Washington herald., 1909-04-29


roses and white carnations.
The Vice President and Mrs. James
5 Sherman were the guests in whose
honor Rev. Charles Wood. pastor OF the
Church Of the Covenant. and Mrs. Wood
az dinner last evening The
company was not large one. and
among the guests were the British Am
bassador and Mrs Bryce
The Spanish Minister. Mr. Pima. en-
a company at dinner last night,
including Baron Rosen. the Russian Am
bassador: DR.. Vogel. Swiss Minister; Mr..
Pardo. Peruvian Minister; the Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Beck
man Winthrop. thea military attsche OF
the Spanish Legation. Lieut.. Col. Urcullu.
and Nine. Urcuiiu. the second secretary
Of the Spanish Legation. Mr.. Walls; the
counselor Of the Italian Embassy and
Marchese Monaghan. Miss Foraker. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ellis. Mrs. BromwelL
Mrs. Barney, Miss Coudert. and Miss
Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Story. jr.. en-
a company at dinner last even
ing. Covers were laid for twenty-foUr-
Mr.. and Mrs. John N Biddle were
hosts az dinner last evening, in honor Of
their house guests. Miss Esther Town
send. Of New York. whose enga cement
TO Capt. Evans was recently announced.
and Mrs. Clarkson Runyou. q Elizabeth,
X J. The twenty-six guests included
the close friends OF Cap>. Evans in this
city
aIr. and Mrs. Charles F Pstric. Of
Springfield Chic. are al the Shoreham
for lew days Mrs. Patric was for
merly Miss Mary Veazie. daughter Of the
late Judge veazie. OF Natchez. Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo. who
recently returned from a short VISIT 20
New York. entertained at dinner last
evening Their guests ware the Swedish
and Nine. L1aEercranz. the first
secretary Of the Spanish Legation and
Nine. Pastor. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner
Williams, Capt. and Mrs. Warren Beach.
Dr. and Mrs Fremont Smith. Dr. and
Mrs. Wilmer, AIr. and Mrs Addison. and
Nfr. and Mrs Charles Henry Butler
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
Moncheur were hosts al dinner last even
ing IN honor OF the Iatter's sister. Mrs.
Grant Duff. wife or The British Minister
TO Cuba. who IS spending the spring sea
son with her parents. former United
States Ambassador 20 Mexico and Mrs.
Powell Clayton
Mrs Saunders. widow or former Sen
stor Saunders. Of Nebraska, who has
spent the past few moaths with her
daughter and granddaughter. Mrs Rus
sell B. Harrison and Miss Marthens Har-
rison. az the Toronto. left Washington
yesterday for her home in Omaha. sc-
companied by Mrs Harrison's only son.
Master William Henry Harrison
Miss Lillian Wilcox. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs z. G. Davis, was married last
evening TO Mr. Kearsiey Caldwell. OF this
city. The ceremony was performed IN
ST Margsret's Episcopal Church al s
O'Clock. by Rev. Herbert Scott Smith.
rector, in the presence Of a large COM
pany Of friends and relatives. The church
was handsomely decorated with dogwoOd.
palms. and ferns. making an effective and
background for the wedding
picture.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Myra Davis. maid Of honor: Miss
Anne Holden, Miss Ellen Riley. and the
brides sisters. Misses Maud and Madel-
cine Davis. bridesmaids. The best man
was Mr.. Charles 3. Drayton, Of this city,
and the ushers were Mr. A X. Selden.
OF New York; Mr.. c. k Wysong. OF
". Va: Mr. J. II. Kettner.
Of Norfolk, Va. and Mr. G. K. Selden.
Of Atlanta, Ga Mr. Eldridge, organist
Of the church, played the wedding
marches.
The bride, who entered the church with
her father and was given in marriage
by him, wore gown Of white satin. with
q front panel Of braided net. and a yoke
and sleeves Of duchess point. She wore
a vel of tulle held with orange bios
SONS and carried a shower bouquet OF
white orchids and lilies Of the valley.
Her only ornament vas the gift Of the
a bunch Of grapes OF pearls.
as q pendant
The maid Of honor wore a robe Of white
lace made empire, trimmed with bands Of
white mesSaline. and carried huge
bunch OF American Beauties. The brides
maids wore gowns Of pink chiffon cloth
over pink satin and carried showers OF
pink sweet peas. A reception followed
in the home Of the brides parents. for
ia Il nd IL r-sa
The house had the same sort of decora-
tions. branches Of dogwood and palms
and ferns. in a color scheme or green and
white. After the supper the bride and
bridegroom left for a wedding trir. which
viii take them as far as Seattle. Wash,
where they viii remain a month or two.
On their return they will have an apart
ment al the Oakland. The brides going
away gown was Of gray cloth. and she
wore a straw hat with gray feathers.
Mrs Davis. mother of the bride, wore
q gown OF black net heavily incrusted
with black sequins. and carried violets.
Mrs. Upton, sister Of the bride. and her.
self bride Of less than a year ago, wore
her wedding gown. Of white messallne,
and carried roses, and Miss Ethel Davis,
youngest sister Of the bride. wore pale
blue messaline and carried lilies Of the
valley.
At the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin S.
Hubbard. IN Twentieth street. a simple
but pretty wedding took place last
evening. when their only. daughter,
Helen Prescott, was married 20 Mr.. J.
Edwin LawtOn. Of this city. The par
lor. reception hall, and dining-room were
decorated with spring flowers, ferns, and