The Washington herald., 1909-05-28


been real garden party, as she had
hoped al might be. This was the second
one, and It was a beautiful affair. She
hopes 20 be able to receive her guests
this afternoon Last Friday Mrs. More.
her sister, received for her. the President
being present all the afternoon.
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce returned to the embassy last
night after a visit in New York and Phil
adelphia. Mrs. Bryce joining the Am
bassador on Monday at the latter place.
CanJn Henson. Of Westminster Abbey.
and Ms. Henson. arrived at the embassy
last night for short stay. Lady Har-
court, who arrived IN New York yester-
day on the Majestic. VIII come to the
embassy in a few days
Mrs. Wickersham. wife Of the Attorney
General. viii leave Washington this
morning for her home at Cedarhurst,
Long Island. to remain for the summer.
She VIII not return 10 washington until
the fall Mrs. Wickersham IS leaving the
city week earlier than she had planned.
owing 70 her fraii health. For this same
reason, Mrs Wickersham has had 10 par
take Of the spring social gayeties, rather
sparIugi=, saving her strength for the
functions she has felt Il incumbent upon
herself 70 give as a new Cabinet hostess.
Mrs. Sherman. wife Of the Vice Presl-
dent. was the guest OF honor at luncheon
yesterday OF Mrs. Owen. wife Of Senator
Robert L. Owen. Of Oklahoma Luncheon
was served at Rauscher's. and the guests
asked 10 meet Mrs. Sherman we're: Ms.
AfacVeagh. wife OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury; Mrs. Elkius. Mrs. DoIliver,
Mrs. Joseph W Bailey. Mrs. BENJAMIN
R Tiiman, Mrs N. Gray Zalinsky, Mrs
Wallace RaGclifTe. Mrs. John B. Hender-
son. Mrs. Thomas N. Chatard, Mrs John
". Foster, Mrs. Alexander Shepherd.
Mrs Frank B. Vrooman. Mrs. Charles
3. Howry, Mrs John r Tower. OF St
Louis. house guest Of the hostess: and
Miss Wade. A band of Hungarian play
ers furnished the music. and the decora-
tions were Of sweet peas and daisies.
Mrs. Babcock and Mrs. Moore. mother
and sister Of Mrs Sherman. who have
spent the season with her since the
inauguration, viii leave washington to-
day for New York, where they viii spend
a few DAYS before going 10 the Sherman
home IN Utica for the remainder Of the
sumner. MEs. Sherman viii Join them
there on Monday or Tuesday Of next
week.
Mrs. Churchill Candee entertained a
company al dinner last evening 70 meet
Capt Webster. OF the British amy sta
TONED in India. Mrs. Candee viii re-
turn 70 her Rhode Island avenue house
to-day, which has been occupied mis-
season by Mrs Herbert Smith. OF New
York Mrs. Smith is returning to New
York. Mrs. Candee remained abroad
last winter and has been at the Grafton
since her return.
The Danish Minister. Count Won
AIoltke. has returned 10 the legation here
after z visit 70 the countess and their
infant daughter at the country home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel
Thayer at Lancaster, Mass
The Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
have leased the mansion at
the corner OF Euclid and Sixteenth
streets. fcsmerly occupied by the former
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor and
Mrs Straus. It IS one Of the most at
tractive homes in the city and well
adapted 20 entertaining needs.
The marriage Of Miss Rosetta Sothoron
King. daughter Of the late Hon. VIII
lam Alexander King. TO Mr. Frederick
". Cromwell, took place last evening
n the home Of the brides mother in /.
Cambridge place. Rev William I. De
Vries officiating. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence Of the immediate 1
families only. and a reception followed I
Tor the relatives and a few intimate 4
friends The bride was gowned in an I
IVORY satin Princesse gown and carried 4
2 prayer book She was attended by her
sister. Miss Mary Llewellyn King. who 4
vas becomingly attired in lavender silk. 4
and carried large bouquet Of tea roses. /
Mr. H Kirkus Dugdale played a we'd i
Ing march OF his own composition. dedi- i
,ated 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Cromwell. DR..
George y. Wood escorted the bride to /
he altar through an isle OF ribbon held
y Miss Isabelle Stabler and Master
Donald King Mr. William S. Graham
-LACa d. ktSA Itldfs MI AEnIllWeIi ana j
lis bride left later for a wedding trip
n the North. and viii be al home 10
heir friends at 1923 Cambridge place.
after June Is, until their new home in
Chevy Chase is completed.
The marriage Of Miss Refine Beiasco.
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. David BeIasSo.
o Mr.. Morris Gest, Of New York, viii
axe place next Tuesday, June /, at
iOon, az SheTy's, in New York, in the
resence Of the members OF the family.
| reception viii follow, and the young
leopie wiz leave afterward for q wedding
rip through the Western part or the
ountry. Miss Belasco is well known for
er beauty. and the bridegroom Is ousl
( the youngest theatrical managers in
sew York. He IS the personal repre-
entative Of Mr.. Oscar Hannnerstein.
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Robert K. Evans
nd Mrs Evans mother. Mrs. Isham
IoTnsby, wiz leave Washington this
-eek for Newport. where Col. Evans has
cen detailed for duty for few months.
Mr. and Mrs. FRpry T. oxnard and the |
alters sister, Miss Eugene Pichon, wiz I
pend their summer at the formers place
J Virginia, near Upperville. and VIII 20
here early next month
The lady managers Of the Episcopal /.
I've. Ear. and Throat Hospital are con- {
ratulating themselves for their fore {
nought and prompt action in changing Z
heir garden party and lawn fete yester- I
ay afternoon TO an indoor affair in the I
allroorn Of the Arlington Hotel. which /,
III be continued to-day and tonight
hat attractive apartment was made as !
ower-like rs possible. and the dancing J
aded greatly to the pleasure fer the
oung people. The entrance was presided I
yer BY the tressurers OF the two boards q
the hospital, Miss Fanny Gilliss and
II. G. X. Richards The Fifteenth .