The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

AoSco 4Nedler.
The Presidential box was occupied by
Miss Helen Taft and her aunt. Mrs. Lewis
More. of Cincinnati; Master Charley Taft.
Capt. Archibald Butt, and Lieut.. Palmer.
Miss Taft wore a frock OF Alice blue
fouiard satin. with lace blouse and Jump
er effect. with a large black hat with
oluets and pink and blue forget-me-nots.
Mrs. More was in pale blue. With yoke
and sleeves OF soft net. and large black
hat with black plumes.
Mrs. Gibson occupied the box Of Mr.
Justice and Mrs White. uncle and aunt
OF Mr. Gibson. She was quite the center
OF attraction. next 10 the occupants OF
the Presidential box. She wore a charm
ing gown OF white French null and val
eneiennes lace. with a long scarf OF pale
blue Liberty satin about her shoulders.
ana a large mushroom-shaped rolling hat
OF White leghorn, with pink flowers. She
held continuous reception in her box,
lrlends coming and going all the even
ing. deluging her with congratulations.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs. Diczfn-
son had the opposite box 10 the Presi-
dents box, and had with them the As
sistant Secretary Of War and Mrs. Robert
shaw Oliver, the latter ali In gray with
large gray hat and plumes. and Mr. and
Mrs. James 5. Harlan. The Secretary OF
the Navy, Mr.. Meyer. was in the party
! OF Lieut. Col. and Mrs. McCawley. Miss
Cockrell. Miss Foraker, Miss Terry. Gen.
clarence Edwards. and Lieut. Commander
Cieland Davis The Postmaster. General.
MIR. Hitchcock. was with the Secretary of
the Interior. Mr.. Ballinger. Mr.. FREDERICK
carpenter. secretary to the President
was IN a box. Mrs. Elkins and Miss
Elkins. Mr. Hit, Representative and Mrs.
LongWorth, who had as their guests the
Assistant Secretary Of State and Mrs
| Huntington Wilson: Representative and
Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker and their
! daughters. Mr.. and Mrs Philip s. H{ch-
born, ViscOunt and ViscOunteSs de Sibour.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard, Mr.. an5
Mrs Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Cobb
Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Bell. Mrs. Bar
ney and Miss Barney. Miss Ashford. NJ
and Mrs. Horace WestcOtt Mr. and Mrs
| Fleming Newbold. Mr.. and Mrs. Richar
Harlan, Miss Yvonne Shepard and Ma
Cosby, the Minister from Panama. Nj
Arosemena; Mr. Clary Ray. Mr.. FREQ
eric Huidekoper, Mrs. Edward l. Whit
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Mitchell. D
and Mrs Mallen. Mr.. and Mrs B
Pilson and the Misses Pilson. Mrs Bu
rows Mrs. Travers. Miss Routh. Nj
/ Walter Clark wife Of the gOvernor-ele
OF Alaska; Mrs. Mellen and Miss Melle
Miss Siebert, Mr. Siebert, and their aur
Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs. ]. Franklin Be
and Cen and Mrs. Darlington.
The gowns were beautiful and in ke,
ing with the season. Mrs Longworth v-
especially beautiful in q gown OF tr
favorite Alice blue messaline, W
large black chip hat piled high "
feathers the shade OF the gown. and
diamond earrings: Mrs. Huntington Y
son was in black and pink: Mrs
Cawley wore pale gray and white.
large hat OF Tuscan straw with
gray feathers; Mrs. Howard wore "
satin, with diamond dog collar and -r.
ornaments; Miss Terry was IN
with pink and white hat; Miss Coo PEN
wore white, with long opera cloak OF
blue and large white hat; Mrs. Bell
white satin and lace.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. I -
inson have returned 70 their apartn
at the Highlands from their visit to 1re.
Point and down the Sound TO s
Hook. which kept them over the
end.
The Secretary OF Commerce and L
Mr.. NageI. returned last evening froi
home IN St. Louis. where he has
since May 90 Mrs. Nagel and their -.
young children have gone to their
mer home at Marion, Mass, for Il
mainder OF the season. After seeing
established in their summer home
Secretary came back to W.
Secretary Nageps eldest daughtS-
Moorish Spain, travelling with some cou-
sins on trip planned in the early win
ter. Miss Nagel Is a graduate Of this
spring. and VIII lead the debutante circle
next winter in Washington.
An interesting wedding OF next Thurs
day afternoon will be that OF Miss Elton
Ronsaviile, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
David WhitsOn RonsaviHe, OF this city.
and Mr.. Horace DuIin. also Of this city.
The ceremony VIII take place at 4:SO
O'clock IN the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
uonal Church, and VIII be followed bv
reception for the members OF the two
families and a few intimate friends. The
attendants will include Miss Katharine
Ronsaville, sister OF the bride-eiect. who
will be maid Of honor, and Mr.. Wellstood
White, OF this city, cousin OF the bride
groom-elect, who will be best man. The
ushers viii be Mr.. William Warwick Rev
nolds. Mr. Raymond Van Nest. Mr.. Will
lam Warman, Mr.. w. Ganvin Guss. Mr..
j. Sidney Gates. and Mr.. Harry DulIn.
brother Of the bridegroom-elect. Tha IN
ture home of the bride and bridegroom
will be at the Kenesaw. in this city.
Z Miss Julia Marie Miller. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas E. Miller. of this
city, was married yesterday TO Mr.. Rene
Charles Rauscher, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Rauscher. also Of this CITY. The
ceremony was performed In St. Patrie,r.y
Catholic Church before a large comparv
of relatives and friends. Rev. William T
Russell oficiated, assisted by Rev. Father
Dougherty. OF the Catholic University
Father Russell celebrated nuptual mass
afterward. The main altar was beauti-
ful with IT'S decorations OF lilies ferns
and myriads of candles. The bride was
attended by Miss Nellie Keane. as maid
OF honor. and Miss Elva Ryder. Miss en-
Hand, Miss Nellie Lynch. and Miss Ions
ingalls,. Mr. Edme Ziegler was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. J Fred c,onrsd
Of Baltimore; Mr. Walter J. Talcott ~
Gerald Egan, Mr.. Joseph J. Drury. Mr.
Edgar Miller, Mr.. Preston Miller Mr. /
Rene c Dagneaux. Mr.. Johannsen Mr.
Alphonse Kaufman, and Dr. J. Franklin 4
Hilton.
The brides gown was OF heavy ivory
satin trimmed with duchess lace. with I
the pattern outlined with pearls and a 4
yoke and sleeves OF shirred tulIe Her
veil was superb one Of ChantlIv lace 1
worn over tulle. and held with orange 4
blossoms IN wreath She carried a /
shower bouquet Of lilies Of the valley /
hanging from her white-bound prayer 1