The Washington herald., 1910-11-08

| muSicaieS, faN0rlte FORM OF entertain
ment with Mrs. Richardson. The tea
VIII attract 70 Washington many or the
professional friends of Miss Richardson's
father from different parts OF the country,
many of whom have had this engagement
to be present at her debut from her baby
hoed, as she has always been special
favorite with her fathers friends and
college mates Mrs. Richardson expects
to have with her at the time the wives
of the personal friends OF Dr. Richard
sons student DAYS at the University of
| Pennsylvania. Gottingen. and Vienna.
| Miss Amy. so far as known. is the only
| bud or this season who has the honor OF
both parents being native Washing
tonians
/ The date set for the annual charity
ball for the benefit of the Children's
Hospital is January 9. II will be given
/ In the ballroom Of the New Willard. The
early announcement OF the date is made
by the committee in the hope that the
evening will be kept free from conflict
/ ing dates The ball Is quite the smart
est charity event of the season. Much
encouragement is being given. and the
/ affair is expected TO be a very brilliant
and successful one. The new hospital
| building has just been finished and is now
| to be furnished. Mrs. Horace Westcott
! is chairman Of the ball committee, and
1 Mr.. George Howard Is chairman OF the
/ floor committee, with Capt. Arthur f.
! Harding. L. S NJ. c.. as vice chairman.
/ There viii be seven boxes erected along
the wall, and these usually have been
occupied by The Presidential party
Mr.. and Mrs Preston Gibson will re-
turn to Washington this week from New
York, where they spent the last few
weeks.
/ Miss Louise Charlotte Rosendale and
Mr.. George Bingham Stambaugh will be
married tomorrow evening. The ceres
mony win take place at the home Of the
bride, el23 First street, in the presence
OF the immediate families. Rev. J. ID.
Buhrer will officiate. Additional guests
+ Will be asked TO the reception which Will
| follow Immediately afterWard. The bride
will be attended by her sister. Miss
/ Amelia Rosendaie. and Mr. Harry SIAM
baugh viii be his brothers best man.
Last Saturday Miss Amelia Rosendale
entertained at luncheon and cards in
| honor OF the bride. The guests included
| Mrs Walter n Brown. Mrs. Edwin H
] 4.
Stambaugh. Mrs. Warren s. orion, Mrs.
| A. Parker, Mrs. Samuel Carroll. Mrs.
/ sherman Hoover, Mrs p. Heiskell Hill.
! Mrs. George Langley, Miss Edith Pres
nell, Miss Florence Bush. Miss Ella NJ,
| Kurtz Miss Bessie Russell Miss Mamie
Kurtz, Miss Edna NJ Lyle, Miss Annie
/ Davidson. Miss IneZ Howard. Miss Jessie
| Besselievre. Miss Catherine Kiefer. and
Miss Dora Herbert.
Mrs. George McIlhenney and her niece,
Mrs James Rutherford, who spent the
past six months touring Europe, will re-
turn 10 their home, 2O1 o street north
west. tomorrow.
Cards are ont announcing the marriage
OF Miss Ella Morgan Austin. daughter of
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan Austin. of
Parsons, W Va, and Mr. Harold F. En-
lows. of Chicago, September {. 1910. at
Baltimore. They will be at home on
Thursday, at l436 Meridian place north
west
Mrs. cuno H. Rudolph, wife Of District
Commissioner Rudolph. left Washington
yesterday morning for New York. where
she went to meet Mrs. Gerald Van Mou-
RICH and Miss Gertrude Norton, OF Mex
leo City. They viii spend several weeks
in New York before coming to Washing
ton to spend the season.
Mr.. and Mrs John oIinger announce
! the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Susan Olinger. to Maj Paul Frederick
Straut, L. s. a. The wedding took place
on Thursday. November 3. at Dubuque.
Iowa. Maj. and Mrs. STaub viii be at
home the second and third Wednesdays
| in February, at 1872 Sunderland place
northwest.
Mrs. Stands, wife of DR.. d. r. Stands,
entertained a few guests informally at
tea yesterday afternoon. in honor of her
house guests. the Misses Eppes, of Yir-
ginia.
Mrs. John w. Foster was at home in
formally yesterday afternoon at her resi-
dence. 1923 Thirteenth street
Miss Edna Shaw, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs B. F. Shaw, and DR.. Roy Franklin
Dunmire were married last evening at
s o'clock in the home of the brides
parents, lis Third street. Miss Harriet
Shaw attended her sister as maid of hon
or. and the best man was Mr. Harvey
c. Dunmire, brother Of the bridegroom.
Following the ceremony a reception was
held. and later in the evening the young
people left Washington for short honey
moon trip.
Miss Geneeieve Morrison gave q hand
kerchief shower Saturday in honor of the
bride, and Friday Miss Florine Walker
and Miss Inez Parker gave kitchen
shower Miss Helen Gardner and Miss
Maize Orvello gave a linen shower in her
honor.
Mrs Amos c. Lietz gave a party on
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
daughters eighth birthday. After the
usual games were played, Gustave Mil
burn entertained with magic and Punch
and Judy.
The marriage of Miss Lydia Hortense
Block, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Sig
mund ]. Block, 10 Hunton Mortimer Pal
inner, Of Virginia. took place yesterday