The Washington herald., 1910-04-21

panied by her daughter. Miss Sanders.
left for Chicago yesterday TO spend the
remainder OF April
Gen. John A. Johnston. Commissioner
Of the District OF Columbia, entertained
a large company Of gentlemen at dinner
last night at his home, in Massachusetts
avenue. including his colleagues. members
OF the Senate District Committee, and
well-known Washingtonians.
Mrs. BarZ Anderson entertained at a
delightfully."- appointed tea yesterday at
ternoon from ( to o'clock ia the gar
dens OF her handsome residence IN
Massachusetts avenue Mrs. Anderson s
house guests. the Misses Catherine and
Harriet Anderson. nieces Of Mrs. Taft
assisted In receiving the several hundred
guests from the official. diplomatic. and
residential circles.
Mrs. Ballinger. wife Of the Secretary
Of the Interior, will be the honor guest
Of Mrs. a. w. Cook at a luncheon party
at the New Willard tomorrow. Mrs
Cook. regent from Pittsburg, is attending
the y. A. r. Congress.
The Club Of Colonial Danes will hold
reception tomorrow evening at
BausCher's.
Mrs. d. Cpshaw Fletcher. wife of
! Senator Fletcher. of Florida. entertained
/ yesterday at large buffet luncheon in
compliment to Mrs. Mahoney. Florida
State regent OF the D A. r The guests
| Included the national board OF the con-
| gress and the State regents. Mrs. Ma
/ honey and Mrs. James Paine. OF Cleve-
land, with Mrs. Fletcher received. while
/ Mrs W. W. Stoner. Mrs. Z. G. Baxter.
and Miss Paine assisted. The house dec
orations were OF white carnations. dog
wood blossoms, and American flags.
Mrs Greene Clay Goodloe has cards
out for a tea this afternoon in honor OF
the D. a. R.
Mrs. J. D. Claybrook. Of Austin. Tex,
is visiting her mother. Mrs Elizabeth
Smith at 1901 Wyoming avenue. Mrs.
! Claybrook is regent Of the Thankful Hub
1 bard Chapter. d. a. r.. and Is a dele
/ gate 70 the convention This IS the third
! session she has attended. Mrs. Clay
! brook IS also a member OF the Texas
| Women's Press Association.
The International Bureau Of American
| Republics announces that all seats. num-
| bering only a few hundred, in the hall
/ Of its new building. where the dedicatory
! exercises will be held next Tuesday aft
/ ernoon. have been allotted. No more
invitations can be extended.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. c. Durand Chapman are
/ spending a week in the city from their
suburban home in Cleveland Park. They
are the guests OF. Mrs. Chapmans sister,
Mrs. Joseph R. Johnson. 1904 Belmont
road.
/ \ pretty wedding took place yesterday
| afternoon at the residence OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. A T. Marks. llO6 Thirteenth street
northwest, when their daughter Florence
was married 20 Mr.. G. Carroll Dimond
/ Of New Hampshire The decorations
/ consisted Aof spring blossoms and potted
I SiVSh Ahe o4lue was EoNhSu III ivory
/ satin. trimmed with silk fringe and pearl
] ornaments Her tulle veil was caugh,
with lilies Of the valley. and her bouquet
! consisted Of Bride roses. The brides go
/ ing-away gown was of tailored blue
CLOTH with hat 10 match Dr. s H
/ Greene, of Calvary Baptist Church. per-
/ formed the ceremony. which was followed
| by a buffet supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Di-
mOnd left for a Northern trip. and or
/ their return will be at home 20 their
/ friends at the Quincy Fifteenth and
! Corcoran streets, after June /.
! Miss Sue B. Griffith, of Baltimore, is
the guest OF Miss Helen NJ. Drake. OF
/ 1892 Riggs place