The Washington herald., 1909-03-26

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand entertained at dinner last
evening In honor OF the speaker Of the
House Of Representatives and Miss Cas-
non.
The other guests were senator and Mrs.
| Douiver. Senator and Mrs. Flint. Senator
! Theodore Burton. Representative and
Mrs. Longworth. Representative and
I Mrs. Frank o. LOwden. Representative
/ Mckinley and his niece. Miss MATHS;
Mr. ard Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh. former
/ Comptroller Of the Currency and Mrs.
/ William Barrett Ridgely, former Assistant
1 Secretary OF state and MFs- J. G.
/ OLaughlin. Mrs. John y. Henderson. and
/ Lieut. Commander BenOit day. the
newly arrived naval attacle Of the French
embassy.
Lady Raget. Of England. was the guest
! for whom Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh
entertained a large breakfast party yes
terday. She is. with her twin sons,
Arthur and Reginald Paget, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence MooTs. The guests
asked 10 meet them were the Russian
| Ambassador. Baron Rosen: Mai Gen. J.
/ Franklin Bell Chief OF Stan. L. s. A.:
Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles. retired: Lieut.
Gen. (retired) and Mrs. Henry c. COrbin;
| Gen. Clarence Edwards. Gen woodruff,
| Rear Admiral O'Nein. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. EaTz Anderson,
/ Miss Wetmore. the Hon Maud Paunce-
| fote. Mrs. Chauncey, Of New York: Col.
| Spencer Cosby, Capt. SOwerby, Of the
| British Embassy stan. Mrs. Julian James,
Miss Bryan. Miss Cameron and her house
guest. Miss Carroll; Mr.. c. Richie Simp
I kins. Mrs. John r. Mclean, Dir. John
Barrett Mr.. Arthur Paget and Mr.. Reg
I inald Paget. Miss Finley, Miss Owen, and
Miss Mott. The table had decorations Of
pink roses and lilies Of the valley. and
Mr.. Harry Wheaton Howard played
throughout the function upon the great
/ pipe organ.
The Swedish Minister and Nine. Lager
crantz entertained a dinner company last
evening Their guests included the Bra
lillian Ambassador and Nine. NaDuco.
Representative and Mrs James Breck
Perkins, the Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs Beekman Winthrop, Col
and Mrs. Charles 5. Bromwell. Lieut. Col.
and Mrs. Charles L. McCawley, tie Mill
/ tary Attache OF the German Embassy and
Nine Won Livonius. Mrs. John p. Jack
soa Pearce. OF Providence. r. J., and NJ.
linden, OF the Swedish Legation stan.
Mr.. ". I. Buchanan, former Minister
| 70 Argentina and first Minister 20 the re-
public OF Panama, viii be the guest 81
honor this afternoon at 4 O'Clock az the
reception 20 be given by the Congress
sional Club composed OF the wives OF
the members of the House OF Representa-
tives.
The ladies' receiving viii be Mrs Wash-
burn. OF Massachusetts. and Mrs. An
thOny. Of Kansas. who VIII pour tea. and
Mrs James Brown Scott, Mrs Hawley,
Mrs. HILL and Mrs. Taylor. OF Alabama.
Mr.. Buchanan will talk on South and
| Central Americas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson entertained
at dinner last night and among the
guests were the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. Mr.. MacVeagh; the Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Meyer, Lieut.. Gen. and
| Mrs. Fl. c. COrbin. Gen. and Mrs. Ed
wards. and Mr. and Mrs Van Rensselaer,.
OF Philadelphia Covers we're laid for
thirty. Following the dinner. nearly 900
guests were asked for a musicale. when
the young French pianist. Mile. Germaine
ATnaud. gave the programme.
Gen. and Mrs. wotherspoon were hosts
at dinner last evening. Their guests we're
Gen. and Mrs Aleshire Judge and Mrs.
F. NJ. Hatch. DR.. Dulany Miss Elsie
Robinson, Of New York; Maj Horton, and
Miss Dumbell.
Commander and Mrs. Mclean we're
among the dinner hosts also last night,
and entertained a small company in
formally.
/ Miss Irene Orndorfr, daughter CT Mr..
and Mrs Lansford G. Orndorfr. OF George
town, was married last evening to Assist
and Surg Charles F. Sterne. L. s. y. The
ceremony was performed at the home or
the brides parents at o'clock by Rev.
DR.. Howden. rector Of St. Johns Church
IN the presence Of the members Of the
two families reception followed from
$50 to 1890 o'clock.
/ The bride was attended by her sister.
Mrs J. B. Kramer. Of New York. ma
/ tron OF honor, and another sister. Miss
I Orndorff. and the bridegroom's sister.
! Miss Sterne. as bridesmaids. The best
man was Dr. Camp Stanley, L. 5. n.
A sitting orchestra played the music.
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! The decorations OF the drawing-roou. in
one end Of which the bridal bower was
| erected, were all Of white and greer.
! The dining-rOOm was IL yellow with q
/ center piece OF yellow jonquils and the
| reception room was in a rich red with
red roses and palms The bride entered
/ the drawing-room with her father. who
gave her in marriage The bridal gown
was of heavy white satin trimmed with
rose point lace and made on an empire
model. Her tulle veil was held with Ill
/ les Of the valley.
The matron OF honor wore white creme
meteor with draperies Of silver and gold
gauge cloth, and carried sweet peas. Miss
Orndorff wore an empire gown OF blue
messaline trimmed with lace. and Miss
! Sterne was in a similar gown Of pink
messaline. and both carried pink sweet
peas Mrs. Orndorff. mother OF the bride
wore a directOire gown OF gray satin
with pearl trimmings. After the recep-
/ ton and supper DR.. Sterne and his bride
l left for a short wedding tour. which will
end in st. Louis. where he is stationed
| The brides going away gown was OF
! gray cloth. and she wore hat, gloves, and
shoAs to match.
Mrs. Van Reypen. wife Of Rear Ad-
miral Van Reypen. entertained small
company at cards yesterday afternoon, in
honor Of Mrs. Willie" Olcott, OF New
York. who is the guest Of her brother-In-
/ law and sister-in-law, Representative and
/ Mrs. Van Vechten Olcott
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore had a
company Of twenty dining with them last
night in honor Of their house guest. Lazy
Paget
The Counselor Of the German Embassy
and Countess Won Wedel were hosts at
a breakfast yesterday morning at the