The Washington times., 1909-05-06


gown Of embroidered white bstiste
and carried cluster of Bridesmaid
roses
Ten little girls. members OF Miss Wal
tons Sunday school class were the flow
er girls. They wore dainty white or
candle frocks, and carried baskets Of
sweet peas.
The Rev. Leslie 7. Wright. OF Ken
lucky. was his brothers best man. and
the ushers were 6. w Bowen, W NJ.
Collins, Robert jenkins. Templeton Van
Wise.
palms and branches of dogwOod and
spring blossoms.
A reception in the home of the brides
parents, on I street, followed the cere-
ing the Rev. and Mrs. Wright Left
Washington for Louisville. KY, the
home of the bridegroom's parents,
where large reception will be held in
their honor
The Rev. and Mrs Wright will return.
to, Washington about. the last of May.
when Mr.. Wright Ill give his farewell
sermon in the Centennial Baptist
for the last four years. He has been
called called to the BaptH Church in Lex
Miss Ethel Roosevelt was the honor
guest of Miss Marior Oliver at a beau
tifully appointed luncheon today.
Among the guests we're the Misses
Meyer. who are entertaining Miss Roose-
velt. and Miss D ~ ,d. who is visiting
Miss Oliver.
The Swiss minister. DR.. Leo Vogel,
had as his guests at luncheon today
the Minister of the Netherlands and
Nine: Loudon, and Henri Martin of the
legation stan.
For Miss Lawson.
Miss Marjorie Lawson, of Cincinnati.
who is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs Walter y. wilcox. I'm their
home on Massachusetts avenue, win be
the honor guest of Mr. and Mrs. T
7. Gaf at large dinner tonight
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs
Meyer will entertain at dinner and
theater party tonight in honor Of Miss
Ethel Roosevelt
Patronesses.
Among the list cT patronesses for the
concert to be given at the New National
Theater tomorrow afternoon by the ia
nous Paulist Choir. of Chicago, at 2:15
O'Clock, are Baroness Mayor des
Planches, Nine. Jusserand. Mime. Ma
buco. Nine. Cruz, General and Mrs.
Young. General and Mrs. Mccain, Major
and Mrs. Pershing, Colonel and Mrs.
Crosby, Captain and Mrs Avery, Rep
resentative and hrs. Ansberry, DR.. and
Mrs Dudley Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Cleveland Perkins. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Beale Mclean, Mrs. A. c. Bar
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Montgomery,
Mr.. and Mrs. w Al. Rapley, Mr.. and
Mrs. George e hamilton. Mr. and Mrs.
n
Adams. Mrs. Thomas T. Ryan. Mrs.
John Moore. Mrs George Bliss. Mrs
William Kearney Carr. Mrs John r.
Mclean, Mrs. Henry May. Mrs. Eu-
gene Carr. Mrs. William Manning Irwin.
Miss Acosta, Senator and Mrs. Thomas
II. Carter. Mrs. David Mccarthy, Miss
Alice Riggs, Mrs. Broadhead, Mrs A.
Croker, Miss Sarah Lee, Mrs. d. P.
Miss Caroline Hickey, Ernest T. Win
chester, Thomas 3. Huyck, Harry
Wheaton Howard. the Misses Worthing-
ton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Noyes.
Mrs. Taft will be among the box
holders.
Mrs Knox. wife of the Secretary of
State, was the guest in whose honor
Miss Helen Cannon entertained a large
party al luncheon yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cleveland Per
kins were among the dinner hosts of
last evening.
Are Dinner Hosts.
w. T Bingham was among those en-
tertaining at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club, asking his guests to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harlow.
The others in the party were Miss Mary
Switzerland, Miss Marion Leutze, Lieu
tenant Sweet, and Jerome Bonaparte-
Mrs. Harlow, who 8 sailing for q brief
European sojourn IN Saturday, will go
over to New York in the morning and
Mr.. Harlow viii leave for their ranch
in Montana, where Mrs. Harlow win
join him early in July.
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Children's Party.
Colonel and Mrs Benjamin Reeves
Russell viii entertain at a large chill
dren's party this afternoon from to Z
o'clock for their twin daughters. Miss
Irene Russell an6 Miss Emily Russell,
in celebration of their sixth birthday.
The house will he adorned with Mains