The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-03

Won BernstorfT entertained a dinner COM
pany last evening. Their guests included
the japanese Ambassador and Baroness
Cchida, the Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. MacVeagh. the Spanish Minis
ter, Senator and Mrs. Newlands. Miss
Lucy Kean, Lieut.. Commander and Wis
countess AZy. MIR. and Mrs. T. B. Crown
insheld, Miss Mary Patten, Count Gar
aky. Of the Austrian Embassy staff. and
Lieut. voR Ernst. of the German Embassy
staff
Senator and Mrs Elkins were hosts at
dinner last night Their guests were the
Italian Ambassador and Baroness des
Planches. Mr. Justice and Mrs. Holmes,
Mr. Justice and Mrs LurtOn. Senator and
Mrs. Depew. Maj. and Nine. Won Livon-
Jus. former Representative and Mrs.
Henry Kirke Porter, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
c. Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont,
Mr. and Mrs. Gallery Dawson. of Pitts
burg: Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker. of Pitts
| burg.
/ The Swiss Minister and Nine Ritter
entertained at dinner last evening Their
guests were all young people, and they
/ took them to the Bachelors Cotillion
afterward They We're Miss Gertrude
Williams, Miss SOphy Johnston, Miss
/ Gladys Hinckley, Miss Marion Wise, Miss
/ Ferollne Perkins, Miss Duryee, Miss
/ Caryl Crawford. Count Felix Won Brus-
selle- Schaubeck. Mr.. Centaro Mr.. Horst
MANN Mr.. Ugglas. Baron Hardenbroeck.
/ Mr.. Pousette, and Mr.. Martin, of the
/ Swiss legation staff.
! The Bachelors gave the third and last
| of their cotillons this season last night,
/ IN the ballroom OF the New Willard,
| Mrs Wickersham, wife Of the Attorney
! General received the guests. a distin-
/ guished company of young people who
danced the cotillion. and of older, official
people, who went to admire and enjoy.
/ II was the largest company OF the series.
( Mr. William Hit led.
The decorations and favors OF the ball
room we're IN all in pink. Southern smi-
! lax was festooned over the walls and
chandeliers. and bOW-knOts and gaTlands
made OF pink tissue paper. were min
! gled with the smilax. The favOrs were
massed in the balcony, on one side Of
/ the room, instead OF on screens at one
end Of the ballroom. The musicians bal
cony was used for the favoTs. and the
i band played In the upper gallery. The
/ favors consisted OF fancy work-boxes
and jewel boxes. tied with pink ribbon
memo-psds, with little pencils, pink wands
with punches of grapes on them; others
with flowers. and for the flower figures
there were violets. orchids, gardenias
and carnations.
| Supper was served on small tables. with
/ pink decorations, in the smaller ballroom.
Mrs. Wickersham wore a gown OF white
satin. trimmed with rich lace. and with
pearls and diamond ornaments. Among
the guests were Miss Ethel Roosevelt,
who attended the cotnuons last season
as the White house bud, and who Is now
I the guest of her brother-in-law and sis
ter. Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
nieces Of MrsS Taft who are guests at
the White House.
Mrs. Shepard entertained az a tea yes
terday afternoon for her daughter. Mrs.
Whitley She had assisting her Mrs Al
fred Taylor. Mrs. Thomas NJ Chatard.
/ Mrs J. William Henry, Mrs. Charles d.
VOORHEES,, Mrs. Robert French Mason,
and Miss Alice Shepard
Mrs. Walters entertained at tea yester-
day afternoon in her Jefferson place
home, in honor OF Mrs. EtheIbert Breck-
enridge. who was formerly Miss Gene
We've Mattngly. and who is visiting her
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN s. Minor were
dinner hosts last evening.
Miss Lillian Chew. daughter OF Mr..
John Chew. was married yesterday after
noon to Mr. Upshur Moorehead. 1t was a
beautiful home wedding in the residence
OF Mrs. Titan J. COffey. the brides grand
mother. A string orchestra played the
wedding music and throughout the recep-
ton which followed the ceremony. The
bride was given in marriage by her father
She was gowned in white satin. trimmed
In old family lace and passementerle OF
pearls with a panel OF lace forming the
front Of the bridal gown. Her veil OF
tulle was held by orange blossoms, and
she carried bouquet of lilies of the val
ley and orchids.
Her sister, Miss Evelyn Chew, was her
maid OF honor and her only attendant
She wore a frock Of geranium satin with
a tunic Of crystal dotted net bordered with
crystal and pearl passementerie and car
ried lilies OF the valley.
Mr.. James Phillips was best man. Bishor
Harding performed the ceremony. assisted
by Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. rector OF
St. Johns Episcopal Church Only a
small family gathering was present al
the ceremony. The reception was largely
attended after which Mr.. Moorehead and
HIS bride left Washington for the North
on their bridal trip. The brides going
away gown was a tailor-made suit OF
mauve broadcloth with a mauve velvet
toque trimmed with a cluster Of violets
Upon their return they will make their
home in Washington.
The bride is one Of the attractive and
interesting young women in Washington
society. and has been particularly promi-
nent In the older residents circle since
she made her debut a year ago. She is
an intimate friend Of Miss Ethel .Roose-
welt. who was among the guests at the
wedding. Her engagement to Mr. Moore
head was announced early last autumn
when she was finishing stay of some
months at the Virginia Hot Springs.
Capt and Mrs. Summerlin entertained
at dinner last evening.
Mrs Neil S. Brown and Miss Marie
Mcmillan Brown have cards out for q
tea on Sunday afternoon in honor of Mr..
Justice and Mrs. Lurton, of Tennessee,
in their home in street Mrs. Brown