The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-21


Miss Weeks. Miss Davidson will be the
guest of Miss Howry for the remainder
OF the season.
Dr. and Mrs Richard D. Harlan, of
1910 Connecticut avenue, are spending the
remainder of the winter with DR.. Hsr-
lan's parents, Mr. and Mrs Justice Har-
Ian. at l40l Euclid street -
Mrs. H. F. Griffin, jr., of Jefferson
VILE. Ga. is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. Y Griffin OF Cleveland
Park.
Miss Helen seavers, of 1871 Massachu-
sets avenue, will give a small dance in
honor of her friends this evening
Senator and Mrs. Reed smoot enter
tanned at a large reception yesterday aft
fernoon, which was in the nature of a
housewarmlng, in their newly completed
home, 2521 Connecticut avenue. They had
large company of representatives OF Of
fetal society, forming a distinguished as
semblage.
| Mrs. Smoot was assisted by Miss Curtis,
daughter Of Senator Curtis, Of Kansas,
and Miss Perme Curtis. daughter of the
| Senator; Mrs. Joseph Howell. wife of the
! Representative from Utah; Miss Howell,
Mrs. Needham. wife Of the Representa-
| tive from California; Miss Madden,
daughter of Representative Madden, Of
! Illinois; Miss Morgan, Miss Nibley. Of
/ salt Lake City. house guest Of Miss
SmOot. and the Misses SmOOt. The house.
which Is an especially attractive one, was
decorated with flowers 10 match the color
/ Ia the different rooms. Richmond roses
were used on the table. Mrs Need
ham and Miss Madden presided at
the table. Mrs. Smoot wore a gown
| of white satin crepe. made in d
draped princess style. Miss Smoot was in
pink satin, trimmed with white lace and
pearls; Miss Nibley wore white satin,
embroidered in crystals; Miss Curtis wore
wistaria satin. embroidered in several
shades Of that color, and Miss Perme
Curtis was in white messaline
Mrs. J. Eakin Gabsby was hostess at a
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Tomb, bride Of Lieut.. Harvey Tomb. /.
S. n, and her guest, Miss Dearborn, Of
| Manchester, y. H Mrs. Gadsby's house
was attractive with decorations Of Ameri-
| can Beauty roses carnations, and lilies OF
the valley. The table had a mound OF
| American Beauties. Mrs. George Tullv
| Vaughan served tees; Mrs. Ben Bradford.
! chocolate; Mrs. John BeaIl, frappe, and
Mrs. Walter Mclean, Mrs. Jack Norfolk.
of Boston; Mrs. H. G. Sparrow. Miss
Natalie briggs, Miss Mary Lockwood,
Miss Margaret Johnson. Miss Elsie Nc
Lean, Miss Bessie Beale, Miss Dorothy
Coulter Miss Frances Miller. Miss Kittie
Dent, and Miss Nellie Acker were the
others assisting.
| Mrs. Gadsby wore a princess gown Of
pale gray satin. with pearls; Mrs. Tomb
wore pale blue satin with a white lace
yoke. Miss Dearborn was in white satin
and crystal trimmings. and Mrs. Sparrow,
a bride OF two months. wore shell pink
satin, with trimmings Of silver spangled
net. with garnitures.
Lieut. Col Bernard r. James military
attache OF the British Embassy. and
Hon. Mrs. James entertained a dinner
company last evening with Mr.. Justice
and Mrs. McKenna as guests Of honor.
The other guests were Representative
and Mrs. Herbert Parsons, Representa-
tive Andrew J. Peters Gen and Mrs.
Sharpe, viscountess d'Azy. Miss Martha
Philips. Hon Nina Kay Shutteworth.
and Mr.. Mitchell Inness, counselor of
the British Embassy.
Miss Frances Miller entertained a few
friends informally at dinner last night.
Mrs. Barker, wife Of Rear Admiral
Barker, entertained company at lunch
con yesterday.
Prince Henri de L!gne. the new first
secretary Of the Belgian Legation, has
arrived in Washington TO take up his
new duties. His engagement TO Princess
Charlotte. eldest daughter OF Prince de
Tarento ct Talmond, one Of the Oldest
and most distinguished French families,
was recently announced. The marriage
will take place at Paris in April
Invitations for the marriage of Miss
Georgia Catherine Knox TO Mr.. Harry
Smith Berry. Of Nashville. Tenn. have
been sent out by the parents Of the bride
elect, Mr.. and Mrs. V. s. Knox. The GER
emory will be performed in 81. Thomas
| Church on Shrove Tuesday, February 5. al
4.9O o'clock Miss Sarah Berry, OF Nash
willie. sister Of the bridegroom. viii he
the brides maid Of honor, and Miss Anna
Keith Frazier, daughter of the Senator
from Tennessee, and Miss Nina X Van
Arsdale. cousin OF the bride. will be the
bridesmaids Mr.. Frank Berry Of Nash
Vile, Will be his brothers best man, anC
the ushers will be Capt H H. Bailey
Lieut.. Victor Foster. Lieut. II. W. Hunt
LEY. and Lieut.. Henry Pratt. The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. c. Ernest
Smith. rector of ST. Thomas. assisted by
Chaplain II. A. Brown. from the Washing
ton Barracks A small reception will fol.
low IN the home Of the brides parents
in New Hampshire avenue. Their future
home will be In the beautiful country
place near Nashville which has been II
the Berry family for generations.
Mrs Randolph de r. Keim and hel
daughter, Miss Keim. will receive thi.
iafternoon In their new home. 1918 T street
and again next Friday afternoon. They
will have with them to-day Mrs. Boggs
wife Of Capt Frank BOggs, Engineer
Corps. L. s. A: Mrs. Frederick Johnson
OF Baltimore Mrs. A. R McKenney anC
Miss Julia Rogers, both of ST. Paul Mrs
Keim is honorary vice president genera
OF the D. A. r.
Mrs Harrie Craig Ansley will not bt
at home tomorrow but will receive mex
Saturday, January g