The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-06

ISSUED lnNitatlOhS Iof Tea next InurS-
day afternoon. from to o'clock.
Lieut.. F4lippo Camperio. naval attache
of the Italian Embassy, with leave Wash
ington the latter part of the week for
NOVA Scotia.
Miss Clara c. Grandfield, daughter of
the First Assistant Postmaster General
and Mrs Grandfield and Mr.. Harry Fa-
Der White. of Cambridge Springs. Pa.
were married yesterday afternoon at )
o'clock at the home OF the brides par
ents in street. The ceremony, which
was attended by relatives and intimate
friends, was performed by Rev. J. Russell
Verbrycke. pastor Of Guriey Memorial
Presbyterian Church. The bride was I'M
attended and was given In marriage by
her father.
She wore sapphire Blue marquisette
over satin. trimmed with bands of gold
embroidery, and carried a shower OF Kill
larney roses Mr. White and his bride
left for a Northern trip. The brides
travelling suit was OF covert cloth. with
a burnt straw hat trimmed in tan After
April Is the couple will be at home at
121 Federal street, Cambridge Springs,
Pa.
Miss Anna H. Stewart. Miss Lillian
Kraemer. and Miss Elsa Bauer. and their
chaperon. Mrs. Emma Bauer. are in
Atlantic City for a few days
The civic committee of the Collegiate
Alumnae. in behalf Of the Housekeepers'
Alliance, announces an evening entertain
ment tonight, at which DR.. Harvey W.
Wiley will make an address. All men,
bers of the association are invited. 1t
viii be at the home OF Mrs Appleton P.
Clark. 1762 Lanier place.
A tea for the benefit of the vacation
house TO be built for the Young Women's
Christian Association will be given at La
Normandie Annex. 1405 / street, next Mon
day. April Il. from TO 6 o'clock. The
patronesses are Mrs. ThrOpp, Mrs Mae
farland, Mrs. Radcliffe. Miss Grandin,
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, Mrs. J. n. Lang
ham. Mrs. II. j. Hunt, Mrs. David j,
Foster. Mrs. Henry T. Rainey. Mrs. John
r. Mclean. Mrs William Hamilton
Bayly. and Mrs. Charles Wood. Those
receiving the guests will be Mrs Bayly,
Miss Florence Brown. Mrs Rainey, Miss
Susanne Edison. and Miss Barndollar,
while those presiding at the tea table
Will be Mrs. Langham, assisted by Miss
Spiers and Miss Clara Schofeld. Miss
Buckingham and Miss Sayre will exhibit
plans for the vacation house. and Miss
Anna Hall will have charge of the con-
tributions-
The theatricals for the benefit Of the
Working Boys Home in the New Willard
ballroom on the evening Of April u
will be one Of the social events OF next
week Mrs Taft has taken one OF the
boxes She IS deeply interested in the
charity. which IS. perhaps, one Of the
most necessary OF the many in Wash
ington. It's object is TO give a respectable
home and clubroom TO working boys who
otherwise could only afford the poorest
lodgings.
Among the patronesses for next Tues
day evening are Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs.
Townsend. Mrs. Morris Murray, Mrs.
Hun. Mrs. Cotton Smith. Mrs. Hinckley.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond. Mrs. BlounL
Mrs Merriam, Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page,
Miss Wells. and Mrs. Mitchell. The first
play is The Outpost" by Mr.. J. F. s.
Archibald. and acted by Capt. Fortescue
and Capt. Evans. II is story OF the
Philippines, a glimpse into the lives Of
two soldiers who have served their term
OF enlistment fighting in the tropical
jungles,
The other piece is a comedy written by
Miss Hammond. sister Of Mr.. John Hays
Hammond. and she herself takes the
leading role. Mrs William Merriam and
Mr. Ned Cady are in the cast. the former
as the deluded husband. and the latter q
money-seeking Englishman. An entire act
is supplied by Miss Lind, from New York.
who win give her celebrated dance Many
debutantes of this season and last year
will sell programmes and candles during
the intermission.
The Historical Society OF Philadelphia.
founded by Benjamin Franklin, has is
sued invitations for a reception to-mOr-
row evening, when Admiral Pendleton
VIII be the guest Of honor.
Miss Sarah Emma Fenwick and Mr..
Aubrey Truitt Daily, of this city, will be
married tomorrow afternoon at St Al
phonsus' Church. New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Chapman, OF
Baltimore. have announced. the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Daisy Howl
son Chapman, 10 Lieut. John T. Rowe,
L. S. A. formerly Of Virginia The we'd
ding will be an event Of this month.
Lieut. Rowe has been recently trans
ferred from Fort McHenry to Fort An
drews Boston.
Miss Elizabeth Black will arrive here
tomorrow from Bryn Mawr, to be the
guest of Mrs. George D. McCreary.
Baron Ladislaus Hengelmuller, Austro-
Hungarian Ambassador in Washington.
arrived in Budapest on March Is, and
has left for a long sojourn in Abbazia,
after visit to Count Khuen-H edervary,
Hungarian prime minister. Baron Hen.
gelmuller viii be with Col. Roosevelt on
his tour through Hungary.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas Marks have
issued invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Florence Alberta Marks,
and Mr. George Carroll Dimond, at 4
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, April
2 The ceremony will be performed at
the home Of the bride. LOG Thirteenth
street.
An elaborate ball was given last even
ing by the Columbia Hunting Club of this
city There were a prize waltz and a