The Washington herald., 1911-05-04


East Orange. N. j.; Miss May McFeely.
and Miss Vivian Terry. Of Philadelphia.
were among the out-of-town guests pres
ent. Upon their return from their we'd
ding trip, the young people will make
their future home at 1906 Monroe street
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
at the residence Of Mrs.J. e. Dawson
at noon on Monday, the contracting
parties being Miss d! e. Grubbs. Of Rich
mond. and Lieut.. James M. Rine. Of West
Virginia. The oremony was performed
by Rev. Benjamin d. Graw. The guests
Grubbs, sister Of the bride; Mr.. Kenneth
Rine. Mrs. wingneld. Of Richmond. and
Miss Lanford. Of Charlottesville. Va. Mr..
James H. Grubbs and Mr.. Norval An
derson acted as ushers. The young couple
were the recipients Of many handsome
presents. After an extended tour through
New York State and Canada, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Rine will settle in this city.
Miss Calderon. daughter Of the Bolivian
Minister. will accompany her sister. Mrs.
J. E. valdes. to New York next Tuesday.
from where they will sail on Wednesday
for the latter's home in South America
Mrs. Valdes has spent some time with
her father and sister in Washington.
Mrs Gatewood. wife Of Medical Direc-
tor James D. Gatewood. U. S. N. enter
tanned at an informal bridge party yes
terday afternoon. Director and Mrs.
Gatewood have given up the house at
22o2 Massachusetts, avenue. which they
took furnished for the winter, and are
now established at 1929 Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Downey. wife Of Lieut.. Col
George F. Downey. U. s. A.. was hostess
at four tables Of bridge yesterday after
noon, at her residence in Bancroft place.
DR.. John c. Boyd. U. s. N. and Mrs
Boyd and Miss Alice Boyd will sail for
Europe about the middle Of June.
Countess de Chambrun, wife of the
military attache Of the French Embas-
sy. will go to the Virginia Hot Springs
Sunday for brief visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will sail
from New York on May II to spend the
summer abroad. In August they will go
to Hungary. where they have rented an
estate from Prince Esterhazy for stag
shooting. They will return to Washing
WI III INONeHlDef.
Mrs. r. r. Hoes entertained at a morn
ing bridge party yesterday. followed by
luncheon.
Mrs. Cromwell and her daughter. Miss
Louise Cromwell, are now in New York.
but Will return to Washington in time
for the dinner which Mrs. Thomas T.
Can Will give for Miss Cromwell at the
Che Chase Club on Saturday evening
Miss Alice Vandergrift one of the brides
maids. will give a dinner for Miss Crom-
well Wednesday evening at the club.
Mr.. Walter B. Brooke. jr.. Of Baltimore,
who will be married to Miss Cromwell
May 10. Will entertain at his bachelor
dinner on Saturday evening, May 13, at
the Green Spring Valley Hunt Club.
pretty dance was given last evening
on Capitol Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Collifower chaperoned the party. which
was composed OF the Misses Rose A.
Kennedy, A. Holland, Emma Dawson.
A. Kennedy. K. Agnew, NJ. Holland. c.
Evans. of Rochester, n. Y; Myra Ke-
nealy. NJ. Barron. X. Herman, A. Shiel
]. Connor. NJ Kennedy. and A. Asnew.
and the Messrs. w. Feely, Backey. BOYD
Callahan. johnson. Rattigan, Springman.
Dillon. Slaves. Hughes, J. Kennedy. w.
Smith. M. J. Murphy. and Hodgson. A
late supper was served.
Mrs. s. Burnstine, Of liz Thirteenth
street northwest. will be at home in honor
OF the engagement Of her daughter Lii
liam to DIR. Louis Jacobs. of New York.
on Sunday evening. May Z. from to 10.
The following from Washington are
registered at the Chalfonte, Atlantic City:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Kneip, Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Plant. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Hooper.
Miss Alice Jay. Mr.. H. H. Ham, and Mr..
Herman H. Pechin.
Mr.. Henry c. Stuart is stopping at the
Hotel Gotham. New York
Mrs. Lucia Gale Barber gave the third
in her course Of lectures on rhythm at
the Playhouse Tuesday afternoon before
a large audience
Mrs. Barber made an able argument for
the study of rhythm for higher artistic
development, and gave some beautiful
illustrations suggesting plastic art in
dramatic expression and pose. She in
troduced her pupil Galatea, who gave two
NUMBERS OIL Hluslc Interpretation ana de-
lighted the audience with her grace,
beauty, and lightness. Mr.. Hough's as
sistance at the piano was most sympa-
thetic and satisfactory.
Some of the people present were
Nine Chang and others from the
Chinese Legation. Mrs. Jack Biddle, Mrs.
Orion Barber Mrs. Joseph Thropp, Miss
Ruth Harlan, Mrs. Aaron French, Mrs.
Radcliffe, Mrs U. G. B. Pierce, Mrs.
Moran Mrs Lee. Mrs. White Mrs.