The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

Mrs. Taft occupied the Presidential
box at the concert Of Miss Geraldine
Farrar yesterday afternoon in the Co
lumbia. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Hale. wife OF Senator Eugene Hale, and
Mrs Hammond. widow OF DR.. William
A. Hammond. who returned with her 10
the White House for tea after the con
cert. Mrs. Taft wore a gown OF wistaria
satin. with long loose coat and a small
mauve hat with feathers.
Miss Helen Taft arrived at the White
House early last evening from Bryn
Mawr. where she is a student She will
remain for the Easter holidays. her two
brothers having preceded her some days.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Ms.
Meyer and their two daughters occupied
the opposite box 10 Mrs Taft at the
Farrar concert yesterday. accompanied
by the counselor Of the German Embassy
and Countess Won Wedel Mrs. c. A.
Williams and her daughter. Miss May
Williams. were in the adjoining box, with
Mrs. Sherman, wife of the Vice Presi-
a
guests. Mrs. L 4. Letter was in the box
adjoining Mrs. TAFT. and had with her
Mrs. John r. Mclean and Mrs. Mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague have gone
10 Newport TO visit their son. Mr.. Ernest
Hague, and his family
The marriage OF Miss Edith Goddard
Winship,. daughter Of Mrs. Henry C.
Winship. 10 Mr.. Alexander L. Craw-
ford, OF Philadelphia, took place last
evening al the home OF her mother. in
Georgetown. The wedding was quite
small and private only the families and
few close friends being present
Miss Maud Wagner-daughter Of Mr..
William Wagner. OF this city. was mar
ried last evening 10 Mr.. Arthur +. Kwiss
OF Cleveland The ceremony was per
formed at $50 O'Clock by Rev. Dr. John
Weidley, OF the Church OF the Reforma-
ton. the guests being only the members
Of The brides family. owing TO the very
recent death OF her mother Her only
attendant was her sister. Miss Jeanette
Wagner and the best man was Mr.. VIII
lam J. Wallace The bride wore her
La.
with hat 20 match. and carried a shower
bouquet Of pure violets and lilies OF the
valley. Mr.. and Mrs Kwiss left i'm
msdiately after the wedding for a short
trip. which viii end IN Cleveland, where
y III &c their future home
After May I Mr.. Kwiss and his bride
viii be at home al ZIG East Ninetieth
street. in Cleveland. The bridegroom is
a member OF the patent law firm Of
Crockett & KwlsS. OF Cleveland. He is
son Of M. and Mrs Fred Kwiss. OF
Findlay, Ohio. neither Of whom came on
for the wedding. because il was so small
and simple and because OF the deep
mourning Of the brides family
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Patterson en-
tertained AT dinner last evening Their
guests We're the Postmaster General Mr..
Hitchcock: the Secretary Of Agriculture.
Mr.. Wilson: Maj. Gen. and Mrs Greely.
Gen and Mrs. Clarence Edwards. the
Assistant Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Huntington Wilson. Miss Evans, and
Miss Greene. Of New York
Mrs. Gardner. widow Of Dr.. Frank A
Gardner, Of this city. who has spent the
greater part OF her time since DR.. Gard
ner's death in her summer home. AZ
Vineyard Haven. Mass. IS IN Washing
ton 10 spend the spring season with her
two daughters. Mrs. J. Maury Dove ir
at the WestmOreland. and Mrs Alan
Hume. at the Tennessee.
Miss Mary Botress Sutherland. eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs W. Delne sutb-
erland was married on Tuesday ApriI
s. TO Mr. John Patteson Fitzgerald. Of
Richmond. Va The ceremony was per-
formed In the home OF the brides parents
in Eighth street southeast. at O'Clock
Il the afternoon. The bride wore a gown
Of gray Rajah. with hat 70 match. which
vas her going-away gown. and carried
Bride roses and lilies OF the valley. Her
only attendant was her sister Miss Ruth
Adelaide Sutherland. who wore pinJl
Tokyo silk and carried a shower bollouet
OF pink sweet peas and maidenhafr fern.
The best man was the brfdegrOOn,-s &
brother. Mr. ]. G. Fitzgerald. Of Rich
mond- The house was Drettily decorated
with ferns. palms. and pink sweet peas.
The bridal music WIS played by Mr.. Eton
first violinist OF the Marine Band. accom-
panied by Miss Pettigrew. Of Richmond
Before the ceremony they PLAYED Scbu-
bert'S "Serenade.' and for the entrance
and exit Of the bridal party they PLAYED
the Lohengrin Wedding March. music
and Mendelssohn's Wedding March" and
during the ceremony Loves Old Sweet
Song" Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald left later in
the afternoon for Atlantic City and other
Northern points. They viii be at home
after April Is at SIS West Grace street.
Richmond. Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs n. J. Sutherland. Mr.. J. I.
Sutherland Mr.. Irwin L Sutherland. Mr..
Trevilian Sutherland. Dr. J. p Gillian.
Mr.. J. G. Fitzgerald, Mrs. J. J. Bailou.
Miss Margaret Pettigrew. and Mrs w
H. Harris. all of Richmond: Capt. VIII
lam Ladd, Of Elizabeth City. n. c.: the
Misses Brawner. Of Alexandria. and
Miss MOrriss, Of Petersburg, Va
Mr. do Amaral. counselor Of the Brazil
ian Embassy for the past several years,
has been succeeded by Mr.. R. de Lima f.
Silva, who will arrive here shortly. Mr..
do Amaral has joined Nine do AmaraI in
Brazil before assuming the duties of
a new post in Europe. Lieut.. Commander
Marges de AzerdO has been appointed
naval attache. 20 succeed Lieut. de
Aquino-
Miss PAMELA Curtis. daughter Of Sen
stor Curtis, has returned from Topeka.
Kans-, to spend the spring season with
her father and her aunt. Miss Dolly Cur
tis. at the Raleigh. Miss PAMELA Curtis
was graduated last spring from Welles-
ley, and was presented 20 society IN To-
peka last season by her mother.