The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-31

which was followed by a wedding break
fast at the Raleigh. Those present at the
ceremony were Representative and Mrs.
Lemuel Padgett, of Tennessee; Thomas
d. Grove of Columbus, Tenn, and Frank
j, Bath, of Nashville. Tenn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ridley viii remain in Washington
until Congress adjourns. Mr. Ridley is
secretary to Representative Padgett
Miss Mary Mecaulley has cards out for
a luncheon Saturday.
The marriage has been announced of
Miss Elizabeth Barroll worthington, of
Annapolis. Nd, to Lieut.. John Marston.
U. S. NJ. c., now stationed at the naval
prison, Portsmouth. N H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Levy are now
occupying apartments at the Ashley,
Eighteenth and California streets.
Mrs Henry Clay Browning and Mrs.
James E. Baines. with their daughters,
Miss Elsie Browning and Miss Betty
Baines, have gone to New York. where
they will remain for a week
The Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon sailed yesterday for Eu-
rope. where they will remain until July
l. They were accompanied by their niece.
Miss Kinen. Jonkheer H. NJ. Van Weede
will act as charge d'affaires until the
minister's return.
Miss Noble and her sister, Mrs. Mar
shall, of Pittsburg, will be at home at
the Lenox to-day.
Mrs. s. Solmson is visiting her mother,
Mrs. W Cans. in Baltimore. where she
will remain about a week.
Milton King. of Princeton, is in Wash
ington visiting his parents in Lanier
place.
Mrs. NJ. Nordiinger has as her guests
her sister. Mrs. Harry Heilbrum, of Mount
Vernon. n. y. and her daughter.
Mr.. and Ms. William F. Dennis went
to New York yesterday. where they will
spend about fortnight. Mrs. CardweH
and Mrs. Poteet. sisters of Mrs. Dennis.
have accompanied her 10 New York on
their way TO their home in Kentucky.
Mrs. Robert L. Taylor. wife Of Senator
Taylor, Of Tennessee. will receive this
afternoon at her apartments at Stone
leigh Court She will be assisted by
Mrs. Lurton, wife of Justice Lurton. of
Tennessee. and Mrs. Percy. wife of Sen
ator Percy, of Mississippi, and her guest,
Mrs. Williamson. of Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Helena T. Dorcy. Junior of Eastern
High School. attended the junior class
dance on Tuesday evening OF the Balti-
more Eastern High School.
Mr.. Otto Wehner will sail to-day on the
steamship George Washington. of the
North German Lloyd Line. from New
York to Brennan.
Mr.. A D. Nash Is spending a few days
in New York at the Hotel Wolcott.
One of the most interesting Of the tab
leaux of American history to be given
on April I in Continental Memorial Hall
for the benefit Of House OF Mercy will be
the reproduction Of the famous painting
of Martha Washington's reception. many
of the names of those being received by
the first Presidents wife being printed
below the picture, These will be repre-
scented by students OF National Cathedral
School. and by some teachers in boys
school adjoining. as well as in the girls
school. Martha Washington viii be rep
by Miss Dorothea Rich, and
Nellie Gusts by Miss Constance Kean.
eat-granddaughter Of Robert Liv-
ingSron. Miss Bingham, in the picture
will be taken by Miss Estelle Crane,
daughter Of Mrs. Burnett Crane
Mrs sedgwick7 will be impersonated
by Miss Virginia lie Seur, a granddaugh-
ter of Speaker Cannon; Sophia Chew"
Miss Ruth Gardner; Mrs George Clin-
ton" Miss Mary MacLanan: Mrs. IL.
zard," Miss Frances Brooks, grand
daughter Of Gen. John NJ. Wilson; Mrs.
Cutler, Miss Huldah Jacobs: Mrs.
Otis" Miss Isabella Banks; Mrs. Rufus
King. Miss Sally Thompson, great
great-granddaughte Of John Adams.
Miss winthrop" Miss Phyllis Schuyler,
descendant of the Livingstons and Schuy-
lers Of New York; Miss Haversham.'
Miss Ruth Reynolds; Miss Chew" Miss
Mary Chew. daughter of Mr.. Robert
Chew; Mrs. Van Rensselaer," Miss
Newcome; Mrs John Jay"
Miss Efie Porter, daughter of the late
Mr. John Addison Porter, who was
private secretary to President Mckinley;
Mrs Robert Morris" Miss Rebecea
Johnston; Thomas Jefferson" Mr.. Paul
John Adams" Mr.. Com
stock; Jonathan Trumbun,' DR.. Hen
chefs. and Arthur Middleton" Mr.. Van
Law, who is connected with the Wash
ington School for Boys. in the chair OF
English.
Mrs. Barbour Walker. who has charge
Of this tableau is a typical Southern
descended from the Havershans,
and the Marions. of North
who has many relics of the
early days of the republic, handed down
from her ancestors. The President and
Mrs. Taft viii be present at the perfor-
nance. Mr.. Gist Blair has charge of the