The Washington herald., 1911-01-10

| in the home of the brides parents at
| noon, and Miss Wigglesworth's only at
| tendant will be her sister, Miss Ruth
Wigglesworth Following the ceremony
wedding breakfast will be served at
12:3O O'Clock. Mrs. Wigglesworth is a
sister of Mrs. Archibald NJ. Howe, Of
Cambridge. and Mrs. Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
Mrs. Harley Calvin Gage and Miss Gage
were hostesses at a delightful tea yester-
day afternoon at 5 o'clock. when their
guests were asked to meet their house
guest. Mrs. J. Lamar Washington. Of
| Macon. Ga, and New York. The house
was beautifully decorated for the occasion
with palms and Killarney roses. Mrs.
Gage received her guests in a gown OF
back jetted marquisette trimmed with
black lace. and Miss Gage was gowned
in turquoi-e blue chiffon velvet. Mrs.
Washington wore white satin, with a
tunic OF green chiffon trimmed with gold
lace and gold embroidery. Those who
assisted in receiving and dispensing the
hospitalities OF the afternoon were Mrs.
Sutherland, wife Of Senator Sutherland; !;
Mrs. John Ross Martin. Mrs. Robert N.
Harper. and Mrs. William b. Rayner.
Among the young girls and debutantes
assisting were Miss Wright and Miss
Alice Thew Wright. daughters of Judge
and Mrs. Daniel Thew Wright: Miss Marie
Ray, and Miss Ida Norment Smith.
Miss Marion l., ,utze. who has been the
guest Of Miss Louise Cromwell for sew
eral days, will return to her home in
Brooklyn to-day. where her father is In
command Of the navy yard. Miss Suzanne
Carroll. who is also Miss Cromwells house
guest, will go for a visit with DR.. and
Mrs. Louis c. Lehr of several days be-
fore returning to her home in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Thomas J. Walker. Of Butte.
Mont, sister Of Mrs. Carter, and Miss
Louise Treacy, Of Helena, Mont, arrived
in Washington yesterday morning to be
the guests Of Senator and Mrs. Carter At
their home in Sixteenth street. Mrs. John
w. Cotter. sister Of Senator Carter. and
Mrs Walker will go to New York this
week for a visit. but-will return IN time
for the dinner dance Senator and Mrs.
Carter will give in honor of the White
House bud at Rauscher's January IS
Mrs e. Chapman Smith and her fam
iy. who have been the guests OF the
formers mother, Mrs. Charles M. Ffoulke.
Of Massachusetts, avenue, have returned
to their home. Mrs. Ffoulke has closed
her Washington residence and will spend
the month Of January in New York. She
will return to Washington m the spring.
after spending the winter in travel.
The home Of Mrs. George Thomas
C,<n h,,
the District Daughters Of the American
Revolution. who came to spend the even
ing with their State regent. The ball
colors. and "Old Glory" held An honored
place. The State fags. representing the
tbirty-two district chapters, were on
their standards. The stairways and doors
were draped with red. white, and blue
Two large silk flags, hand made and
embroidered. that had been presented to
Mrs. Smallwood, foated over the receiv-
ing party. The dining-room was deco
rated with palms and red, white. and
blue immortelles. The table was set with
old china. silver. and pewter-heirlooms
that had served colonial tables in New
England and Virginia and had been car
ried to the block Notifications in Indian
wars. The State regent was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. lockwood, Mrs. Ar
mold. and members Of Constitution Chap
ter, to which she belongs. They were
stately danes Of olden days. dressed in
colonial costumes and carrying distaffs,
in honor of ST. Distaf. the patron of
domestic industry. National airs and
old-time music. the meeting Of friends
interested in a common cause, completed
a delightful social and patriotic evening.
Besides resident Daughters and national
officers, the guests included visiting MEM
bers from other States and members of
the Congressional army, and navy cir
cles. Introductions were made by Miss
Van Ness and Miss Norton. Members Of
the receiving party were Mrs. Granfield.
Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Ofney. Mrs. Conway,
and Miss Norton, assisted by all other
members Of Constitution Chapter.
Miss Virginia Bartlett, Of Baltimore. is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. Mitchell
Palmer. at the Grafton.
Mrs Thomas Hardy Taliaferro has can
celed all social engagements on account
Of the death Of her brother. Gilbert Tyson
Smith.
Brown fur. black. white. black and white. and
gray arc the fadhiouahls fun this aasoa.
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