The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-13

| The Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
MacVeagh entertained a small dinner
company last evening.
bride and bridegroom for whom the
Senate adjourned and the President laid
down his work to compliment yesterday
were Miss Frances Dyer Clark, daughter
OF Senator Clark. and Mr.. George Hobart
| Chapman. formerly Of Boston. now of
/ Evanston. Wyo
| They were married at noon in the
! Church OF the Incarnation by Rev Will
/ lam TaylOe Snyder. rector, in the pres
ence Of President Taft a number OF the
members Of the Cabinet. the Supreme
Court, and many other officials and their
wives. The church was decorated with
palms and lavender and white bios
SONS. lilacs and Easter lilies being used
in quantities The bride was attended by
/ Mrs. Clarence Clark Hamlin. matron OF
honor, and Miss Margaret Clark. her sis
ter; Miss Ruth Chapman and Miss Eliza
beth Chapman, sisters of the bridegroom.
and Miss Maud Merriam. bridesmaids
The best man was Mr.. Harold Fabian, OF
salt Lake City, senior at Harvard Law
School. and hance of Miss Ruth Chap
man. and the ushers were Mr. Edwin
Chapman, OF Boston. brother Of the bride
groom; Mr.. Ralph Chapman. Of Boston,
cousin of the bridegroom; DIT. J. II. Hol-
land and Mr.. Claude Zappone, both OF
this city
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
| heavy white satin draped with duchesse
point lace. the train Of the gown formed
OF a full box pleat which hung from the
shoulders. Her veil of tulle was held
with orange blossoms. and she carried a
shower Of lilies OF the valley. Her matron
Of honor wore white satin yelled in white
and yellow chiffon. About the bottom OF
! the skirt was a wide band Of yellow
uncut velvet painted in Dresden figures
| in pastel shades. and point duchesse lace
adorned the bodice. She wore a hat Of
Tuscan straw trimmed with spring flow
ers OF pastel shades and carried a CO.
! lonial bouquet.
/ Miss Elizabeth Hamlin. daughter OF the
matron of honor, acted as flower girl,
and wore an exquisite French muslin
/ frock and carried a basket OF gay flowers
/ The bridesmaids were gowned alike in
pairs. and wore white satin yelled in
/ lavender chiffon. with large Tuscan
straw hats with black velvet facing and
/ large bows OF lavender chiffon, with
bouquets TO match; the second pair wear
! ing green where the first had lavender
! Immediately after the ceremony a
! breakfast and reception followed at
| Rauschers Mrs. Clark was assisted IN
| receiving the guests by Mrs. Chapman.
| mother OF the bridegroom. Mrs. Clark
wore hydrangea satin In blue tones,
yelled with black chiffon. with a large
! hat OF black tulle. Mrs. Chapman was IN
rainbow tinted chiffon over white satin.
with a large black hat Among the out
of town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
1 Capen and Samuel Capen. jr, Mr. and
/ Mrs. G. H. Capen. Mr. Ralph Capen.
/ Miss Amelia Ames all Of Boston. Mrs.
/ Allen T. Gunnel. of Colorado Springs.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Blyth. Of
/ Wyoming. The bride and bridegroom left
/ late in the afternoon for a wedding trp.
to end in their future home in Evanston.
/ The bride wore a going-away gown Of
! natural Colored pOngee. with a burnt
straw hat trimmed with uncurled ostrich
4 plumes.
! Mrs. Frederick Tyson. Of Baltimore.
who spent the winter at the Grafton. and
{ who had cards out for a bridge party
! last Saturday. was obliged to recall them
on account OF her own illness. She is
improving rapidly and went out yesterday
! for the first time. She will give the
! bridge party at the Colonial Danes CLUB
as soon as she has recovered
The council Of Colonial Danes will meet
in Washington on April q.
Miss Marie Monmonnier. OF Baltimore,
has been visiting Or. and Mrs. James
Dudley Morgan.
Capt. and Mrs. Laws. who have come
from Annapolis to Washington, as the
former has been made captain Of the
Dolphin, have taken an apartment at the
| Highlands.
Miss Cecilia May is in New York. the
guest Of Miss Marjorie Curtis. daughter
OF Dr. and Mrs. Holbrook Curtis, OF us
attended the dinner party given in honor
OF Miss Marjorie Gould and her fanee,
Anthony J. Drexel, jr.. by Miss Curtis,
who will be one Of the attendants at the
wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel s. Lewis announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Helen Lewis. to Robert NJ. Ashlin. The
wedding will be an event of early sum-
mer.
Mrs. William Gamer Wiederseim. Of
philadelphia, IS the guest Of her parents
Senator and Mrs. Elkins. for a week
She viii enter her two littlo Pomeranians,
which she brought over from England
last autumn. IN the dog show.
The Minister of Switzerland and Nine
Ritter, accompanied by their young son.
expect to sail on May for Switzerland.
where they will spend the summer Dur
ing their absence Mr.. Henri Martin viii
be in charge of the legation.
The second secretary Of the British EN-
bassy and Mrs. George Young will sail
on May II for Europe. where they will
spend the summer. During July and Au-
gust, Mr.. Young viii be at The Hague
on a special mission
The governing board and the director
OF the International Bureau OF American
Republics have cards out for a reception
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
!
President Taft will be present.
Mrs. Charles d. Walcott entertained at
luncheon yesterday, when her aunt and
cousin, Mrs. Stevens and Miss Stevens.