The Washington herald., 1910-12-27

eotdDi-5ntu at lo5t connecticut avenue,
which house they purchased last sum
mer before going 10 their place in Nova
Scotia Mrs. Heath has cards out also
for luncheon on January g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry S. Heath have as
their guest M. T. &. Bacon. OF Louis
vile. KY. for the holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Magruder held
their annual Christmas reception yester-
day afternoon in their Jefferson place
home, where Christmas cheer in various
forms was dispensed TO a large company.
No cards were issued. all invitations be-
ing given verbally. Miss Isabel Magruder
and Mrs. Magruder's two sons, Capt.
Mason Gulick and Mr. Newton Gulick,
assisted. Mrs. John r. Rodgers and Mrs.
Warner Bailey presided at the tea table,
and Miss Clarke assisted Miss Magruder.
one OF the largest of punch bowls held
the beautiful golden beverage distinctive
at the Christmas season. The decora-
tions Of the house were all in the Christ
mas colors, with pOinsettia holly, mistle-
toe and eyergreens.
Mrs. OrvilIe Breckenridge Drown was
hostess at tea yesterday afternoon in Ter
pretty home IN Cathedral road. She had
the Christmas reds and greens every
where, and a centerpiece Of poinsetta
decorated the table. which was also
adorned with red candle shades and other
appointments. Mrs Drown was assisted
by her sister, Miss West; Miss Nina Van
Arsdale, Miss Bernice Fairbanks, Miss
Marie Davidso'', Miss Bernadine Bridget,
Miss Caroline Mckinley, Miss Eleanor
TTaylor, and Miss Pauline Zeh. Mrs.
Drown wore a charming gown Of pale
blue satin, veiled with blue marqulsette
and finished with bands of natural colored
marabou. Miss West wore black and
white voile with black lace.
Mrs. Goodloe, wife Of Mai. Green Clay
Goodloe, will entertain at tea on Thurs
day In her Sixteenth street home.
Mrs. John ". Foster has cards out for
tea January Il 10 present her grand
daughter. Miss Mafgaret Dulles. to Wash
ington society.
Mrs Rene Bache will be hostess at tea
this afternoon IN her home in Q street.
Miss Grace Boynton, Of Brooklyn. viii
arrive to-day. to be the guest Of Miss
Lena Hitchcock for the remainder OF the
holidays.
Mrs. Davis. wife Of Rear Admiral
Charles Henry Davis. who is visiting in
Philadelphia. viii be the guest for whom
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Beruam Lppincott viii
entertain at dinner party January g.
The Misses Peachy entertained at a
large tea yesterday afternoon in their
apartment at Florence Court.
Miss Maude Ethel Emig, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene R Dawson. was
married yesterday to Mr.. Jeremiah ].
Murphy. The ceremony was performed
in st. Mary's Catholic Church, at 10
o'clock, by Rev. Father Mihm. who also
celebrated the nUptial mass. Rev. Father
WennenbergeT and Rev. Father Fealy
were also in the sanctuary. The bride
was attended by Miss Margaret Murphy,
sister Of the bridegroom, as maid Of
honor, and Miss Isora Bungaman, OF
Port Treverton, Pa, as bridesmaid. The
best man was Mr.. John Murphy, brother
OF the bridegroom, and the ushers were
Mr.. Albert II Thompson. Dr. Leonard
Coster. Mr.. Stephen COster. and Mr..
George n Lee Carpenter. The church
was decorated with palms and cut
flowers
The bride wore a gown OF ivory satin
trimmed With rose point lace and seed
pearls Her veil OF tulle was fastened
with lilies of the valley, and she carried
q shower of Bride roses and lilies OF the
valley. The brides attendants were
gowned alike, In wlite messaline satin,
and carried showers Of Bridesmaid roses.
Immediately after the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served in the home
OF the brides parents for the wedding
party and Out-of-tOWn guests.
During the ceremony Mr.. William G.
AtherhOlt sang BE Thou Faithful Unto
Death and Approach Not the Altar"
Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt also sang Dana's
saliva Regina az the beginning Of the
nuptil mass. and the Ave Maria" from
-Cavalleria Rusdcana" at the offertory.
Mr II. NJ. Sterling, violinist, played The
Angels Serenade" and Believe Me- II
All Those Endearing Young Charms
during the seating OF the guests, before
the ceremony Mendelssohn's wedding
march and the wedding music from Lob
engrin" were played by the oTganist for
the entrance and exit Of the bridal party
The Out-Of-town guests were Mrs. Mary
Emig, grandmother Of the bride. of Bal
timore. Md; Mr.. Thomas T. Murphy and
John n. Murphy, Of The Rocks. Nd.
Miss Catherine Kelly, Of Baltimore; Miss
Mary Delaney. OF Baltimore; Mr.. Thomas
Shanahan, OF Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Brice, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Shaffer, OF Baltimore; Miss Estele Lin
gan, OF Belair, Nd; Mr.. Harry Magness,
Belair, Nd; Mr.. Oscar Street and Mr.
c, 0. HUI, both Of Baltimore; Mr.. r. D.
Townsend, OF Indianapolis, Ind; Miss
Nan Stock, of Philadelphia. Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs John Hallisay, Of Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy viii be at home
at 6l2 Third street northwest, on their
through New England.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Queenie Louise Ackerman TO Mr. will
lam Clement Legge. The ceremony was
performed on Christmas Eve in the home
of the brids,s uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs W. A MaTschalk. in lexington, by
Rev. Charles l. Neible, pastor OF the
Eastern Presbyterian Church Only a
small company of relatives and close
friends were present, and the brides only
attendant was Miss Mabel Benzler. The
bride wore a gown of white satin and
lace, and her only adornment was a.
pendant Of pearls and diamonds, the
gift Of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs
Legge will make their future home in
Washington and viii return here about
the first Of January.