The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-01


Dabney Kerr, Gainesville, Nd; Stuart
Lowell Rich. Boston; Henry A. Ritter.
jr, Chicago; William 3. Towne, New
York City; Wade II. Bunting. Ashland.
Pa. David b. Proctor, Victoria Tex.
and David T. Raynor. Wilmington. Del.
Mr. Thaddeus Gorecki and Mr.. S 0.
OsbOurn. members Of the faculty of the
Tome School, were also present.
Mrs. ]. ]. Morrow has cards out for an
afternoon bridge on Tuesday February S.
Mrs. Hayes and Miss Hayes, wife and
daughter OF Representative Hayes of
California, will receive this afternoon at
their home, 2l1 Bancroft place, from TO
o'clock, but will not be at home on the
following Tuesday.
Mrs. Samuel S Shedd. Of this city IS
spending the remainder Of the winter in
Lower California.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt was the guest for
whom Miss Martha Phillips entertained
Mrs Kennard. of the British Embassy
staff chaperoned the party. The guests
asked % met her were Miss Marion
Oliver, Miss Isabel Hagner Miss Carlisle,
Miss Osborn. Miss Krofts. OF Boston,
house guest Of Miss Phillips; Lieut. Row
cliffe. Capt. Clancy Mr.. CentaTo. Mr.
Curtis. of Boston; Mr.. Hobart. Of Boston,
house guest. and Mr. Weldon. These
guests all went TO the Newberry dance.
Mrs John C. Phillips is In London for
the marriage of her son, Mr. William
Phillips. first secretary Of the United
States Embassy. 10 Miss Carolyn Astor
Drayton. Of New York, which will take
place there tomorrow. Mr.. Phillips was
formerly Third Assistant Secretary Of
State. and one OF the most popular bach
elors in Washington society.
The "Merrymakers" will give another
dance. at National Rifles Armory, on
Thursday.
Mrs bennett, wife Of the Commissioner
Of the Land Office. will be at home on
the first and third Thursdays throughout
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Patterson and Mrs.
Berryhill entertained at a bridge party
last evening at the Rochambeau. There
were fourteen tables in the large recep-
ton rooms on the first floor. Punch was
served throughout the evening, and a
buffet supper from tables set in the bal
Cony was served
Mrs. Patterson wore a handsome gown
OF black velvet, with a diamond necklace.
and Mrs. BerryhiH was in mauve satin
princess, with a brooch Of pearls and dia-
monds. The decorations OF the rooms
and the tables were OF red and green.
Among the guests were the Secretary Of
the Interior and Mrs. Ballinger. who went
there from the reception at Miss Board
mans; Senator and Mrs. McCumber. As
slstant Secretary OF the Interior and Mrs.
Frank s Pierce. Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior and Mrs. Jesse Wilson. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Humphrey. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Langley, Representa-
tive and Mrs. McCreedie, Representative
and Mrs. CTavens, Representative and
Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs ". II. II.
Green. OF Seattle. who are spending the
winter at the Grafton, and Mrs. James
ShalIenberger, Of Seattle, who is visiting
her mother-in-law. the widow OF Judge
Shallenberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore ". Noyes en-
tertained at dinner last evening IN honor
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
MacVeagh
Miss Sarah Carr Upton, whose house
has been occupied this season by Gov.
and Mrs. O'Toole. Of Montana, has re-
turned TO Washington for a time and is
at r4O Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. A. ". Patterson and Mrs Berry
hill will be at home at the Rochambeau
on the afternoon Of February from 5
to o'clock.
The Chinese Minister and Nine. Chang
are at home on Thursday afternoons, in
their Connecticut avenue residence, from
4 TO O'Clock
Mrs Robert Patterson has her daugh-
ter, the Countess Gizychi, and her little
son with her in her Dupont circle home.
Mrs William A. Jones, wife OF Repre-
sentative Jones, Of Virginia. will be at
home this afternoon at 100 Q street from
to s o'clock.
Miss Elsa Reichman. daughter OF the
late Rudolph Reichman, was married last
evening TO DIT. c. r. Colwell. Of Provi-
dence. R. I The ceremony was performed
in the home OF the brides relative, Rev.
DR.. George E. Truett, in Georgetown,
former pastor Of the Georgetown Baptist
Church. who OBLIGATED in the presence of
the relatives only. The house was deco
rated in a color scheme Of green and
white. palms. Southern smilax. and ferns,
with white roses and carnations being
used. The table was dainty and beautiful:
festoons Of Southern smilax hung from
the chandelier in the center OF the room,
to the four corners, and a center-piece
Of Bride roses and maidenhair ferns form
ing a mound.
The bride and bridegroom entered the
drawing-room together to the strains of