The Washington times., 1909-04-22

sen, of Johns Hopkins University, as
sisted Prof. and Mrs. Bell in receiving
their guests.
a b1ffet supper was served and an
orchestra played during the evening.
weaver-Garnett.
The marriage of Miss Florence s.
Weaver, daughter of Mr.. end Mrs. NJ
c. Weaver, to Philip NJ. Garnett took
place yesterday at noon in her parents
home on Wisconsin avenue. the Rev.
DR.. Backus,. pastor of Mt. Tabor NJ. Z.
Church, officiating in the presence Of
the members Of the immediate families.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore her travelling suit
Of old rose cloth with straw hat Of
the same shade trimmed with roses.
She carried Il shower bouquet of violets
and lilies Of the valley.
A breakfast for the wedding party
followed the ceremony and later in the
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Garnett left for
a Northern wedding trip.
After May ! they viii be at home at
30l8 O street.
The annual Dixie ball OF the Robert
E Lee Chapter, United Daughters of
the Confederacy, was held last evening
in the ball room Of the Arlington Hotel,
which was. beautifully adorned with
palms, ferns and the Confederate colOrs.
Mrs. Mulcare, president of the Robert
z. Lee Chapter, received the guests,
assisted by Mrs. Wrenn, chairman of
the ball committee; Mrs. Archibald
Young, president Of the United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy, and the Off
GERS of the chapter
Mss Minnie Carroll and Miss Rita
Wrenn formed the young women's COM
mittee and Edwin Dutton was chair
man of the young mems reception COM
mittee.
The patronesses were Mrs. Robert
I ~,
Siayden, Mrs. Langley, Mrs James,
Mrs Overman. Mrs BeaH, Mrs. Gregg,
Mrs. woodward, and Mrs. Paynter.
ME-. sherman, wife Of the Vice Presi-
dent, was the chief guest of Mrs.
Arthur Lee at luncheon today. Mrs.
Lee is entertaining Mrs. James hobert
Mckee. daughter of the late President
! Harrison, at her residence on Massa-
4 chusetts for few weeks
Mrs. G. Norman Lieber is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Annie Stearns, at Provi-
dence, r. l.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler
were dinner hosts last evening. enter
| tanning in honor OF Gen. Horace Por-
ter, Of New York, who is their house
guest The other guests were ASr. JUS
/ tice and Mrs. Harlan. DR.. and Mrs.
| General and Mrs. Andrews, and Mr..
Warren.
/ Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey went over to
there on Saturday on the Laplapd. of
/ the Red Star line, to spend the sum
mer in England.
For Miss Martin.
! Miss Grace Brown. daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. Philip A. H. Brown, en-
/ tertained at luncheon today in her
home on jefferson place In honor of her
house guest, Miss Martin, or New York.
Invited to meet Miss Martin were
Baroness Won Paumgartten, Miss
/ Eleanor Parker. Miss Mary Chew, Miss
/ stevens, the Misses Ryan, and Miss
Yesterday Miss Brown had as her
/ guests at luncheon Miss de Lager
/ craDtz and Miss Mary de Lagercrantz,
] daughters of the minister Of Sweden,
udiss Elizabeth Parker, Miss Esther
Denny, Miss Yulee Noble, Miss Elsie
! Mclean, Miss Chew and Miss Lillian
/ Chew, and Miss Eleanor Rodewald and
Miss Dexter, of New York, who are
! visiting Mrs. J. Van Vechten OlcOtt.
/ !.
Cards have been received in Washing
ton from William Richardson, of Hunts
| vile. Ala, for the marriage of his
daughter. Miss Sara Elizabeth Richard
/ son. to Sledge Tatum, of Washington
/ Wednesday afternoon, May .. at
O'Clock at 5l2 Franklin street, Hunts-
| VILE Ala
Mr. Tatum, who is connected with the
| Geological Survey, is at present IN
/ Panama He will bring his bride &c
! Washington to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac 7. Mann will sal
| from New York on the Lusitania, May
| 19 TO spend the summer travelling
| abroad
Mrs Fannie Reese and Miss Mamie
| Kensett, of Norfolk, Va, are the guests
J of Mrs. John Ritchie for several days.