The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-16

attend the ceremony, which will be per-
formed by Rev. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor
Of New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church Miss Breunlnger's sister, Miss
Madalen Breuninger. will be the maid
OF honor. and Benson Dushane Will be
his brothers best man. Immediately after
the ceremony and reception the bride
and bridegroom will leave for short
honeymoon. and VIII be at home after
clay 16, at 1921 Eutaw place. Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs Charles Henry Butler
entertained at dinner last night I'm honor
Of the Vice President and Mrs. Sherman.
Baron Ambrozy. charge. d'affaires OF
Austria-Hungary. returned TO Washing
ton yesterday from New York, accom-
panied by the new charge d'affalres.
Chevalier Won Loewenthal-Linau and
his bride. Chevalier Linau will be the
counselor Of the embassy and charge
daffaires until the return in midsummer
Of the Ambassador. Baron Ambrozy will
sail on April "a for Rome. his new post.
Mrs. John Davis. of New York. will
arrive in Washington to-day to be the
guest OF her sister-in-law. Mrs. Arthur
Lee, for a time
Miss Robyn Young entertained bridge
party yesterday IN compliment to her
| house guest Miss Isabel Chapman. of
! Baltimore, AZ her home in street.
number OF other guests Joined the com
pany for o'clock tea.
Mrs. Anderson. wife Of Mr.. Justice
Thomas H. Anderson, has returned from
/ Waterbury. Conn, where she has been
/ visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Lilley. who returned with her
as far as East Orange. y. J. The party
attended the Knolihol-Cassidy wedding at
East Orange on Tuesday.
y Mrs Brown, wife OF former Justice
Brown. has cards out for a luncheon
on Wednesday. April q.
Mrs Ticknor and Miss Florence Olaf
lin, Of Boston. are visiting for the month
Of April in this city.
Mrs Shepherd, sister Of Senator Doni-
/ yer, IS visiting with Mrs. Dollver
Mrs Arthur Ramsay entertained at tea
/ yesterday afternoon at o'clock for the
/ members OF the Twentieth Century Club.
! at Calumet place. The guests were asked
/ 10 meet Rev. Anna Howard Shaw. The
sun parlors. where the guests were re-
! ceived, We're beautifully decorated with
! palms, dogwood blossoms, and clusters Of
| white lilacs. Miss Flora Wilson. daugh-
/ ter Of the Secretary OF Agriculture: Mrs
! Dolliver. Mrs Victor Murdoch, and Mrs
! L. G. b. Pierce. president Of the Twen,i-
/ eth Century Club. assisted Mrs Ramsay
I in receiving her guests. Tea was served
/ ia the garden, and the table was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Tlcknor, OF Boston,
and her niece, Miss Florence ClaAin.
Mrs Ellis Logan, chairman Of the art
committee Of the State Federation Of
/ Clubs. Will present s. gold piece toahe
| boy or girl under sixteen years OF age
making the best free-hand drawing OF
( Continental Memorial Hall Drawings
must bear the name and age OF the com
petitor and be sent TO 1858 Irving street
northwest before May l. The award
will be made at the annual meeting OF
the federation on May 1. where all Of
the drawings Will be on exhibition.
Miss Poet Of Kendall Green. VIII not
be at home to-day. but will receive on
the first and third Saturdays in May.
Mrs. William Horton Garleck enter
tanned at a bridge luncheon in her apart
meut in the Ontario on Thursday. Covers
were laid FOR twelve.
Mrs Richard Townsend and her daugh-
ter. Miss Mathilde Townsend who have
been visiting in New York. returned to
their home, in Massachusetts avenue,
yesterday.
The young people Of army circles went
TO the barracks last evening for the hop
given by the officers The committee in
charge was composed OF Maj. Connor.
Lieut.. Alexander. Lieut. Sultan and
Lieut.. Atkinson. The Secretary Of War
and Mrs Dickinson and Col. Langfitt.
commanding officer Of the barracks. and
Mrs. Langftt received the-guests.
The marriage Of Miss Julianna Randall
I Elliott, daughter OF Mrs. Thomas Monroe
Elliott. Of Chevy Chase, 70 Or. T. F.
Murphy will take place on the evening
Of April % in the suburban home OF the
brides mother, only relatives and the
closest personal friends will be present.
owing 10 the illness Of the brides moth
er. Miss Virginia Elliott will be her
sister maid OF honor and DR.. Arthur l.
Hunt Will be the best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Weaver. Of vii
Transport, Pa, entertained a company
at dinner last evening for their daughter.
Miss Phoebe Weaver. who IS in the senior
class at Mount Vernon Seminary. Mrs.
Somers and Mrs Hensley entertained the
parents of the seniors who are in town
at dinner last evening at the school.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Craven has returned
from his extensive trip in the South and
will be glad TO see his friends at f3i3
Emerson street northeast after April Il.
Much interest is being shown in the
musicale and tea for the benefit OF the
Prisoners Aid Society this afternoon al
the bishops house. 1907 Massachusetts
avenue, A splendid arrays Of talent will
furnish the programme. including Mrs.
Ethel Holtzclaw-Gawler, Mr.. Anton Kas-
par. Mr.. Mills, Mr. Edgar Priest. Mr..
Ernest Lent. Mr.. Richard Backing. Mr..
S. L. Wrightson. Mr.. Donald Freese. Mr..
| LaSalle Spier and Master Theodore