The Washington herald., 1911-01-20

Oh lne treasury 01rS. MACY edSn
! The company asked to meet them in
cluded the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Hilles. Mrs. Richard
| Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mac
Fcagh. of New York. house guests of the
hosts; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews, OF
| New York: MIR. and Mrs. Eldridge r
Gerry, of New York: Mr. Melville F..
! Stone. of New York: Mr.. and Mrs George
| Armour. Of Princeton, n. j.; Mr.. and
! Mrs. w. A. Slater, Mrs J. J. Eames,
OF Chicago. sisterIn-law Of Mrs. Mac
| E.agh. and her house guest. Mrs. John
| NJ. Clark. of Chicago: MIR. and Mrs Wat
son Blair. of Chicago; Mrs. f. II. G.
Slater. Col. Charles l.. McCawlcy, Mr.
Piatt Andrew. Assistant Secretary Of the
| Treasury. and Capt. Archibald W Butt.
| The dinner WAS served in the MacVeaSh
| home great disappointment being felt by
| the hosts that their new home across the
! street was not in readiness to entertain
| the Chief Executive and his wife in it.
| Mrs. MacNeagh'S table was wonderful in
| its crystal and gold appointments. among
| the unique decorations being the remark
| able crystal balls which were placed over
the table. and into which the lights of
| the candles were reflected. Her crystal
! ware is the most interesting of the an
! tique collections in this country, and was
| purchased by her in Paris. They formerly
| belonged to Charles I.
| The Italian Ambassador and Marchesa
| Cusani Confalonieri were the guests OF
| honor at dinner last night of the Belgian
| Minister and Countess de Buisseret- The
ether guests We're Senator kean. Senator
| Wetmore. Miss Wetmorc. the Assistant
l - ,,,I Nlrc iro ~
| Wilson. Miss Boardman. and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Crowninshield.
| Miss Taft was the guest Of honor a!
dinner last night of Miss Dorothy Will
Jams. daughter of Col. and Mrs. John
R. Williams. The company asked to
| meet her were all young people. debu-
| tantes Of this season and last. with their
bachelor friends. Miss Taft will be the
guest at dinner on Saturday night Of
! Commander c. c. Marsh, u. s N. and
| Mrs Marsh.
| Mr.. John Barrett has returned from
Atlantic City, entirely recovered from his
! recent illness and operation.
| Mrs Tile Norment Hurley. OF Bafti-
more. entertained at a beautifully ap-
pointed Luncheon yesterday at Rausch-
er's. when her guests were asked to meet
| her debutante niece. Miss Ida Normeni
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Odell S.
Smith. The table decorations were OF red
| roses and white lilacs. with minor APP
pomtnents in red. Among the guests
were Miss Amy Richardson, Miss Mildred
Bacon. Miss Marion Edmonston King,
Miss Louise Robertson. and her house
| guest, Miss Swearingen, of Louisville,
| Ky; Miss Nellie Acker and her guest.
Miss Mullin: Miss Hazel Cox and her two
| house guests Miss Farnum. of California,
and Miss Blodgett. of New Hampshire:
Miss Elena Calderon and her guest. Miss
Lazo. of New York; Miss Frances Miller
! and her guest. Miss Darsie. of Pittsburg:
Miss Katherine Poole. Miss Ruby Stokes.
| Miss McChord. of Louisville: Miss Helena
| Smith. Miss Elsie Browning, Miss Iris
Masters, Miss Martha Poole, Miss Ruth
Wynne. Miss Elizabeth Fulton. Miss Mar
saret Easterday. Miss Marion True, Miss
Elizabeth Davis. of Little Rock; Miss
Stella Carusi. Miss Dom. Miss Lucinda
Carpenter Pennebaker. Miss Nina Van
| Arsdale. Miss Edith Oracle, Miss Cathe-
! rine Brney. and Mrs. Odell S Smith,
mother of the guest of honor.
| Miss Louise Foraker entertained a bril-
| liant luncheon company yesterday at
Chevy Chase Club in honor of Capt sgd
1 ney A Cloman, L. s A., and Mrs. Clo-
man, who are spending ten days in this
| city, the guests of Miss Hammond. en-
route to Capt. Cloman's new post in
Texas. He was formerly military at
tache of the American Embassy in Lon
don.
Mrs. Isham Hornsby has gone to At
lantic City to recuperate from an attack
OF the grip.
Miss Eleanor Grant. of Cincinnati. is
the guest of Miss Thoms, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott Thoms, IN
Nineteenth street. Miss Grant is on her
way home from long visit abroad.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss Virginia Belle Gaskins and
Mr., Charles Chattan Staub. which took
place in the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Gaskins. Of
3Cs3 N street Rev. f. d. Stone. of Con-
gress Street M. p. Church. performed the
ceremony on Wednesday evening in the
presence of the immediate families. Fol-
lowing the wedding an informal recep-
ton was held. after which the young
people left for their honeymoon trip.
They will be at home after February
Is at 3040 o street northwest.
Miss Katherine Cox Bryan. Of Louis
vile. KY. is the guest of Civil Engineer
Leonard NJ. Cox, U. S. n. and Mrs. Cox
at their residence in Jefferson place.
Miss Elizabeth Hammond win entertain
at a dance on Tuesday evening in honor
of her guests, Capt Sydney A. Cloman,
u. s. A., and Mrs. Cloman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend at
tended the dinner of Mrs. Joseph Stick
ney for Mr. and Mrs. McCann, OF Chi
cago, Wednesday night In New York.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
of Miss Sadie E. Dodge and Mr.. Charles
lie r. Turner, both Of this city. The
ceremony was performed Wednesday at
the home Of the brides mother, 262l Uni
versity place. by Rev. A. II. Thompson.
Of Waugh M. E. Church. Mr.. William
Turner acted as best man for his brother.
and Miss Jennie Dodge was the maid Of
honor for her cousin. After a honeymoon
trip to Palm Beach, Fla, the young peo-
pie will be at home at the Dunsmere
after March !.
Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph will leave for
Atlantic City this morning. and will not
resume her Fridays at home until Feb
ruary. She has been suffering from a
severe cold for several weeks. which pre-
vented her from making calls or accept
ing Invitations to social functions.
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