The Washington herald., 1910-03-10

interior and Mrs Ballinger. Other guests
were Senator Warren, Representative anC
Mrs Herbert Parsons. Mrs. John W
Dwight. wife of the Representative from
New York; Assistant Secretary of STATE
and Mrs. Huntington Wilson, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Beekmar
Winthrop, Count and Countess Won Wedel
of the German Embassy; Mr.. Fred w
Carpenter Miss Helen Patten, and Baror
Hye, of the Austro-Hungarian Embassy
stan
The Misses Cameron. daughters OF Sin
Roderiek Cameron. who are winter resi-.
dents of Washington, entertained a din.
ner company last night for their house
guest, Mrs. W. 3, Leeds. OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo enter
tanned at dinner last evening. Then
guests were the Swedish Minister and
Nine. de Lagercrantz, the Naval Attache
Of the Austro-Hungarian Embassy and
Baroness PTeuschen. Rear Admiral
/ O'Neh!, Mrs Stanley Matthews, former
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. New
berry, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry But
/ Ter. Dr. and Mrs. Fremont Smith. MIR
and EIrs. Thomas Nelson Page. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hennen Jennings. former Gov. Ma
COON, Mrs. Charles Wood. and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Wadsworth.
Mrs. Harry Lowman, nee Minnetree, has
returned from a several weeks visit in
| Chicago with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Freeman Fits. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowman
are at the COrdoya.
The fourth lecture on the history OF
art in an interesting series being given
by Earl Barnes. under auspices of the
College Womens Club of this city. win
take place tomorrow afternoon in the
ballroom of the Arlington at 4:3o Mr..
Barnes viii talk on art in England, where
he was born. raised, and educated. He
was formerly a professor at Leland STAN
ford University.
Mrs. Otto Torney Simon has returned
from a short visit in Atlantic City. where
she spent some days at the ChaIfonte-
Prof. and Mrs. S. F. Emmons enter
tanned at dinner last evening in their
street home.
Senator and Mrs. Rayner. of Baltimore.
viii have dinner party tonight at
Rauscher's in honor Of the Vice President
and Mrs. Sherman.
The marriage of Miss Nell Elizabeth
Hanna. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Hanna, to J. Porter McWilliams. Of
Altoona, which took place last evening
at the Church Of the Covenant. was one
OF the prettiest weddings of the season.
Rev Dr. Charles Wood ofclated. Mr.
Frank H. seely. of Philadelphia, was best
man. and the ushers were Wilson Nc
Williams. John McWilliams. Paul Wal
lace Hanna. OF Philadelphia. and Charles
W Hanna, of Washington.
The bride. who was given I'm marriage
by her father. wore an imported princesse
gown OF rose point lace. trimmed In
French eyelet embroidery and pearls over
white satin. Her lace veil was held by
sprays of white myrtle. and she carried
an armful OF Easter lilies. The brides
only attendant. her sister. Miss Mary
Hanna. was gOwned in yellow satin made
tunic effect. heavily embroidered in gold
She wore a wreath Of gold maiden hair
fern and her bouquet was maiden hair
fern with green gauze streamers. Mrs.
William II. Hanna, mother OF the bride.
wore black satin and lace trimmed in
jet Mrs. Margaret Mcwilliams, mother
Of the groom. was in heavy black silk and
old lace
Miss Pamela MeWiliams, sister Of the
groom, wore a gown of raisin silk poplin,
embroidered and trimmed with lace. and
Mrs. elem. Mccullough, another sister
of the groom. wore a modish- dress Of
gray crepe dc chine and chiffon.
During the ceremony vocal selections
were given by Miss Elsie Haney, accom-
panied By Mrs. John Klein. After the re-
ception at Rauscher's the bride and
groom left for Palm Beach and an ex-
tensive trip through the South. the bride
wearing a three-piece suit OF rose cedar
with large hat Of the same shade
trimmed with bird of paradise. Mr..
and Mrs. McWilllams will make their
future home in Altoona
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. William a. Strickland. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard stevens and Charles p
Kemp of New York; Rev. and Mrs
Samuel AIcWhlians, Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. w. Holton, Miss Nora Warrall. Mrs
Clare ". BIaneke. Mrs. A. R. Holton.
and the Misses Holton. Of Philadelphia.
and Mr.. and Mrs Frank II. Seely. and
Miss Ann W. seely, Of Ardmore, Pa.
Mrs. J. Hopkins Smith, of New York
who was formerly Miss Pauline Morton.
daughter of former Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Paul Morton, who spent
a few days with Miss Katherine Elkins
returned TO her home yesterday. Mrs
Smith is remembered In Washington as
the Cabinet bud Of the year her father
was IN the Cabinet. when they occu-
pied the Quay house, in X street. She
was entertained constantly by old friends
during her short visit here.
The changes at the Washington NAVY
Yard are of much interest to society
inasmuch as two popular hostesses will
DE removed from there in Mrs. Leutze.
wife Of the commandant of the yard. and
Mrs. Mclean. wife of Capt Mclean. who
has gone on sea duty. and tie coming
OF Mrs. Frank e. Beatty, wife of the
new eommandant. who viii take charge
there as soon as Rear Admiral Leutze
leaves for his new post as commandant
OF the New York Navy Yard Cant.
Beatty has been captain CT the ward
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