The Washington herald., 1909-02-02

Representative and Mrs W s Bennett
Representative Olmsted. Mr.. and Mrs
Davis. Gen. and Mrs William F. Draper.
and Mrs. J. L. Loose.
The italian Ambassador and Baroness
des PIanehes were the guests Of honor at
dinner last evening Of Representative and
Mrs Bourke Cockran. The other guests
were Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Brewer. Mr..
Justice Moody. the Postmaster General
and Mrs. Never. Senator and Mrs. Al
drich, Senator Bacon. Representative and
Mrs Nicholas Longworth. Mrs. Richard
Townsend. Mr. and Mrs Lsrz Anderson.
Hiss Katherine ElkinS. Mr. Ovey. of the
British Embassy STAFF. and Mrs. Clarence
Mackay. house guest of Mrs. Cochran.
Mrs. Maekay. who spent the week end
with her hosts, wiz return 10 New York
to-day.
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Newberry win entertain the President
and Mrs. Roosevelt al dinner tonight. A
party OF house guests arrived last evening
for few DAYS stay. They are Mr.. New
berTy's brOther-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry B. Joy: his brother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Newber-
~. Jr-. Nj and Mrs Cyrus LOthrOp. and
Mrs Strathearn Henry. all Of Detroit. ana
Mrs Newberry's brother. Mr. Victor
Barnes, OF Brooklyn Secretary and Mrs.
Newberry VIII entertain these guests with
a Few other friends at luncheon to-day on
board the Mayfiower- Mrs. and Miss New
berry, who spent the weekend IN An
napoiis for the hop. returned here yes
terday.
Mrs Garfield. wife OF the Secretary Of
the Interior, who went TO Waterbury.
Conn 10 spend the weekend with her
two sons who are in school there, viii re-
turn 70 Washington to-day.
The newly arrived Minister from Mica
ragua and Nine. Espinoza were enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday evening BY
the retiring Minister and Nine. Corea.
who viii leave for New Orleans in q few
days. en- route 10 Europe for an indefinite
stay.
Maj and Mrs John Augustus DaDray
VIII entertain tomorrow afternoon in
honor Of Senator and Mrs. Milton. Of
Florida.
Mrs. John 7. Davis and her children.
dsughter-in-law and grandchildren Of for
mer Senator Henry G. Davis, OF West
Virginia, and Mrs Davis mother. who
were among the passengers on the i'll
fated steamer Republic. viii sail on the
Adriatic tomorrow for a long say
abroad.
A very pretty home wedding took place
last evening in the apartment OF Mr.. and
Mrs William F Dennis in Stoneieigh
Court. when the latter's daughter. Miss
Wyndham Rosser. OF Harrodsburg. Ky.
became the bride Of Mr.. Charles Nelson
Riker, also OF Hsrrodsburg.
The ceremony was performed at $50
clock by Rev. Dr. Moss OF the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church. be-
fore q company OF relatives and very
close friends. The decorations Of the
apartment were IN white and green and
pink The bride entered the drawing
room with her brother, DIT. Robert Ros-
ser. OF Kentucky, who gave her in mar
rage. She wore white satin and a vel
Of tulle held with orange blossoms. and
carried orchids and lilies OF the valley.
She had no attendant other than the two
little flower girls. Misses Dorothy Brown
Ing and Margaret Douglas, gowned in
white mouSseline. who carried white
wands bound and tied with white satin
ribbons, and scattered rose leaves IN the
path OF the bride. The best man was
the brother Of the bridegroom, Mr.. Lester
Riker. OF Kentucky.
A bridal supper followed the ceremony.
after which the bride and bridegroom
left Washington for a trip to Boston and
New York before settling in their Ken
lucky home.
The bride wore a gown OF taupe broad
cloth, made IN the prevailing directoire
fashion, with hat 70 match. Among the
guests were the three sisters
Of Mrs. Dennis. Mrs Cardwell and Mrs
Pottest, Of Kentucky. and Mrs. Brown
ing. OF Virginia; Miss Jane Robinson.
cousin and house guest of Mrs. Conrad
II. Syme. and Mr.. Robert c. Saufiey. both
Of Kentucky, who win be married on
evening in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Syme in Eighteenth street. Mr.
Riker's bride is the first debutante Of
this season TO be married. She was pre-
sented to society in December.
Miss Canalizo. cousin Of Miss Godoy.
and Miss Lazo. niece OF the Minister
from Honduras. house guests Of Miss
Todoy, were the guests for whom Miss
Calderon, daughter Of the Bolivian Minis
ter, entertained at tea yesterday after
noon.
The young hostess had assisting her
Miss Hannah Willard Taylor. daughter
1f the former United States Minister to
Spain; Miss Edgarina Hastings. the
Misses Carlo daughters of the Minister
rom Ecuador. the Misses Bourke, nieceS
Df the Minister from Haiti, and Miss
Ninifred Davis. daughter Of Mr.. Samuel
Davis. Of this city.
The Calderon home was bright with
pink roses and carnations and palms. the
-ea table having a center piece Of
roses and ferns and pink silk
,andle shades. Nine Caideron wore a
gown Of black velvet and Miss CaIderon
wore white messaline with pink en-
7roidery. The receiving party. with a
number of men were en-
ertsined at dinner, after the tea. and a
number Of other young people were asked
n for informal dancing.
Mrs. Cassel and the Misses CasseI, wife
Ind daughters Of Representative Cassel.
viii be at home at the Shoreham this sf-
ernOOn from 4 to O'Clock.
Lieut. and Mrs. Berkeley Thorne Mer-
,hant. the latter formerly Miss Helen
Hatfield. bride Of the late fall. viii
cave Fort Myer about February Is for
he Philippines. where Lieut.. Merchant
has been ordered
Nine. All KuH Khan, gave the fourth
II her lectures. Of this seasons course.
afternoon in the drawing
-ooms Of the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William J Boardman. before a com
'any Of distinguished men and wemen.
vhO appreciate the best in art and lit !
srature Nine Khan read bits of pross