The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-02

/ tea in his honor on the lawn near the
Casino last Friday. when large number
Of the guests were from Washington VI.
de Weede has made many friends during
/ his comparatively short residence here.
Mrs William c. Denny. OF this city.
entertained at a bridge luncheon at Hot
/ Springs on Saturday. complimentary 20
Mrs. James McCrea, Mrs. Walker Fearn.
mother Of Mrs. Seth Barton French. and
/ Miss Annie Wheeler, daughter OF the late
Gen. Joseph Wheeler Miss Wheeler was
hostess at q large tea in the tea pagoda
OF the Japanese room on Thursday at
| Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley who
closed their home here a few weeks ago
FOR the season, and who have been in
New York at the Plaza since then. have
gone 10 their cottage at Tuxedo for the
remainder Of the spring. before going 10
their place on the ST Lawrence River for
the remainder Of the summer.
The marriage Of Miss Lorraine Roose-
welt, daughter OF Mrs J. West Roose-
welt, Of oyster Bay, a cousin Of former
President Roosevelt to Mr. Landon War
ner. OF Boston, will take place at oyster
Bay. May H. in the home OF the brides
mother, Waldeck. Only members Of the
families and a few intimate friends OF
| both WIN be present Rev. Theodore G.
William, OF Boston. formerly Of All Souls
|
mony. The brides brother. Oliver VOL
colt Roosevelt will give her in marriage,
! The bridesmaids are 10 be Miss Margaret
| Roosevelt Miss Janet Dana, Miss Laura
| Chanler, Miss Ruth Draper and Miss
| Alice Parker. Of Washington. The ushers
Will be Nicholas Roosevelt. Ralph W.
Page, James Sherman Pitkin, William
James, jr., Francis ". Peabody, Gardiner
Brown Perry. Arthur W Page. and Wait
comb Field The best man will be Roger
Sherman Warner Miss Roosevelt and her
mother were frequent visitors at the
White House during their relatives ad-
ministration. The marriage OF Miss
RooseveIts cousin, Theodore Roosevelt
20 Miss Alexander Of New York and
Tuxedo. VIII take place on June %, IN
New York City.
The vocal students or the Chevy Chase
College and Seminary gave a sacred song
recital last evening at the college under
the direction Of and assisted by Mr.
jr.. 20 Miss Alexander. OF New York and
Thomas Evans Greene tenor. head OF the
vocal department The chapel was dec
Grated with spring blossoms. The pro-
gramme follows:
Duet Love Divine All Love E1celling.' frrm
Daughter q Jairus' StSiner
Miss Harding n New York. ard Mr.. Greene.
Soprano aria. With (erture Clad The Crca-
ton Haydn
Miss Layton. q Denver. Colo.
Duet The Lord Is Ny Light Buck
Miss Updesraf, q Kansas, and Mrs Greene
Rock q Ages
Miss COT. Of Kentucky.
Duet. Il Waited flT the Lord" C'Hvnn y
Praise Mend -5ohn
Miss Layton and Miss Harding.
Duet 20 Holy Night r'Ch-istmas Song A. Adam
Miss Hcur. o. Texas. and Miss COT.
Soprano solo Ave Maria" .N1ascheruui
Miss Harding. violin ohicato by Miss Bates.
Tho Fountain q Love Eternal ............ CamIRnA
Miss Layton. Miss Cot and Mr.. Greene.
The accomplishments were all played
by Miss Ernau Smith. OF Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Upshur Moorhead
are at the Highlands until early in June.
when they will take possession OF the cot
tage they have leased for the season.