The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-05

Wickersham. wife of the Attorney Cen
eral, was at home after 4 o'clock. and
Mrs Bannger wife Of the Secretary OF
the Interior, received at the Shoreham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh. accom-
panied by their daughter. Miss Mar
garet MacVeagh. after a short stay in
this city. have gone to their Brookheld
farm, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Mrs. a. c. Walker announces the mar
riage Of her daughter. Miss Marion Grace
Walker, to Mr. Emanuel Hade Hager.
OF Chambersburg. Pa The wedding took
place last Monday. Rev. s W Wood
row. OF First Congregational Church. Of
fciating.
Miss Olive Lyle Demarest. daughter OF
Or. and Mrs. Cornelius Lydecker Dem
Arrest, and John Conyers Button. OF New
York, were married last evening at Cal
vary Baptist Church by the pastor Rev.
Samuel II. Greene. She was given in
marriage by her father.
Miss Helen Button, Of Germantown,
Pa, sister Of the bridegroom, was maid
Of honor. and the Misses Anita Dieterich
and Ruth Bowie acted as bridesmaids.
with Miss Catherine DemaresL sister OF
| the bride as flower girl The best man
/ was Mr. Mortimer Easton. of New York
/ a cousin OF the bride. and the ushers
were clifford Nalliet, W. De Ford Baker.
/ and Roy VOnderbUrgh. Of New York
and George Bowdoin Graighill. Of Wash
! ington. A small reception followed the
/ ceremony in the home Of the brides
parents. l6 Eighth street southeast. when
/ the wedding party and a few relatives
and friends attended. Later in the even
ing the couple left on a wedding trip
and will reside after June / in Ar
cola. y. j.
The bride wore a white satin hand
embroidered gown and a tulle veil. held
with lilies Of the valley. and carried a
shower bouquet OF lilies and Bride roses
Her only ornament was n sapphire and
pearl pin with a pearl pendant. the gift
OF the bridegroom. The maid Of honor
wore yellow hand-embroidered chiffon
cloth, and carried a large bunch OF white
sweet peas. The bridesmaids wore yel-
low messaline, hand embroidered. and
carried yellow marguerites. The flower
girl, Miss Catharine Demarest. sister OF
the bride. wore white swiss, and carried
a basket Of yellow marguerites.
The church decorations we're snowbaUs,
Easter lilies. and palms. and the decora-
lions in the house for the small recep-
ton which followed the ceremony were
Similar TO those in the church The
bride wore a blue cloth suit, with hat
to match. for travelling. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Button will live in ArcolO. y. j.
The out-of-town guests included Mr.
Buttons mother. Mrs. Annie w. Button.
and his two sisters. Miss Helen Button.
of Philadelphia. and Miss Jane Button.
Of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D. Easton,
Miss Florence Easton, Miss Helen Eas-
ton, Mr.. Mortimer Easton. Miss Camilla
Chick. of ArcolO y. J.; Mr. Kitchen,
ard Mr. Woddrop, Of New York.
The Gretchen, the steam yacht owned
by Mayor Reyburn, Of Philadelphia. has f.
returned to Washington after a tour Of (
North Carolina waters and will remain I
until the latter part Of this month. when /
y
England summer resorts.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles W. Richardson /
az a buffet luncheon yester- /
day, when several hundred guests met I
the president and members Of the Gvne- /
Geological Laryngological, and Geological /
societies and their wives Those who
assisted Mrs. Richardson were Mrs. Wal /
lace Radcliffe. Mrs. Guy Edie. Mrs. Kean.
Mrs Ireland, Mrs. Winter, Mrs Stokes.
wife Of the Surgeon General Of the
Navy; Mrs. Sternberg. Mrs. Hagner. Mrs
Wellington. Miss Bayne Mrs. Ed Ran
dali Of Texas; Mrs. James Logan. of
Kansas City and the following friends
Of her daughter, Miss Amy Richardson.
Miss Mildred Aubrey. Miss Elizabeth
Collins, Miss Dorothy Haywood. and
Miss Barbara Kaufman.
Mr.. John w Garrett, first secretary OF
the United States Embassy at Rome ar
companied by his wife. who was for
merly Miss Warder, Of this CITY has
arrived in this country for a visit of six
weeks. They will visit Mr. Careers
relatives in Baltimore. and will also he
the guests OF Mrs. Warder. in mis- CITY
Mr. Garrett must return to Rome before
July !. as Ambassador Leisbman will
hen begin his vacation.
The former Spanish Minister to this
country and Duchess d'Arcos, the latter
formerly Miss Virginia Lowerv OF this
'ity' have arrived in New York ard
VIII come here soon to visit friends and
'elativeS, OF whom Duchess D-Areoe has
number Duke d'Arcos Is still in Tho
diplomatic service of Spain. and hos -
'enty been assigned to st. PETERSBURG
The former United States Amb,ss,dor
o Austria and Mrs. Bellamy Storer sauAd
or Europe yesterday.
Mrs. Alexander Britton. ACCOMPANIED
" her daughter. Miss Catherine Rrittor /
will leave here in the early part NJ navt /
month for Magnolia, Mass. who're tba,,
viii spend the summer months nv tbe
seaside. J
Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell is the guest OF 5
Ter mother. Mrs. Edward Foote a, the 7
Hotel Gotham. New York CITY whore ]
he will spend few days She will omen q
Ter summer home in Cazenovia, n I
ONE time the last Of this month
Mrs J. C. Burrows. wife Of senator $
Burrows, of Michigan. is visiting Il New
FORK this week r
las steam yaeht v!kiae OF Wr5l. -ien
,el, owned ~ George is ze-
'e~ 1ors llyins b Nav Yo-iI