The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-06

touches OF lace. The gown was trimmed
with bands of embroidered chiffon. Miss
Hoover carried pink roses The brides
maids. Miss Cathryn Powell and Miss
/ Werthimer, were gowned In pink crepe
deliberately trimmed in embroidered chif-
fon. The marriage took place at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Hagg's aunt. Mrs. Powell.
/ in Thirty-first street Rev. Mr. Blake. OF
Christ Church, officiating Mrs. Haag is
a daughter of the late John B. Hoover,
constructor In the United States navy.
II was he who had charge of the con-
struction Of the original battle ship
Maine. Mr. Haag was for time in the
Navy Department designing force. but at
present is with the Newport News works,
where he holds a responsible position in
the same capacity The couple are to
visit relatives IN New York after a trip
South. Later they Will go to their home
/ 'Driftwood," outside OF Old Point The
out-Of-town guests were Lieut.. Command
er and Mrs. Laws. of Annapolis: Miss
Helen Haag. OF New York: Miss Mary
Naked of Philadelphia: Miss Teresa
Werthimer. of Newport News. Miss Mary
White. of Philadelphia Mr.. Harry Scott,
Of New York, and Mr. s Culyer Jenkins,
OF Hampton. Mr.. Jenkins. who was the
best man. is one of the most popular men
of Hampton and is widely known in a
social way. particularly as commodore of
the Virginia Yacht Club.
/ The friends Of Mr.. Richard Gillian were
delightfully."- entertained at his residence
in Thirty-fifth street to celebrate the pas
sage of three score years OF his life He
was the recipient of many gifts.
Mrs. Sparrow, wife of Lieut. Sparrow.
of the navy. has issued invitations for a
card party Tuesday next
A number of Georgetown matrons and
maids attended the Ladies Day recep-
ton at the Press Club Thursday.
Miss Mildred Fearn is visiting friends
in New York City. She will return to
Washington March TO-
Mrs Brewer. who has been spending
some time with her daughter in Roanoke,
Va. has returned TO her home in George
town.
The Southern bazaar was ably assisted
by number of Georgetown society peo-
pie Among others were Miss Casselman.
Miss Patten, Mrs. Casselman, Miss Simp-
son, and Miss Patten
Miss Smith. of the Home for Incurables.
is quite i'll and has been removed to Gar
field Hospital
The guests at the Home for Incurables
and their friends were delightfully."- enter
tanned last week by a concert given By
talent from the Metropolitan Church.
Mrs. John Wood is visiting her rela-
tives, Mr. and Mrs Williams, at Hagers-
town, Md
Rev. Mr.. Blake, of Christ Church. has
as his guest Mr.. Batcheller, from the
Episcopal Seminary. Mr.. Batchener will
assist at the morning service to-day on
the occasion of the bishops visitation.
Mrs Wallace, Of Drummond. entertain
ed with a luncheon Tuesday In honor Of
Miss Nan Skinner. of Delaware.
The men of the Dumbsrton Club met
as usual Thursday evening. SO far dur
Ing Lent the members have only enter
tanned few individuals. No club tour
naments have been held.
Miss Annie Brown, who has as her
guests the Misses Roberts. of Virginia.
entertained in their honor Friday after
noon. The guests were Miss Dorothy
Walton. Miss Ruth Roberts, Miss Jean
Roberts. Miss Margaret Roberts. Mr.. Ed
ward Gibbs. Mr. Miles Thompson, Mr..
Norman Gibbs Mr.. Kirk Wilkinson, Mr..