The Washington herald., 1911-07-01

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Paine, at 4sos Thirteenth street. presented
beautiful scene last evening. when they
held a large reception to celebrate their
silver wedding anniversary. Oak leaves
and palms were profusely arranged
throughout the lower floor Of the house.
with a generous intermingling of Killar-
ney roses. American Beauties. and La
France roses. The table accessories were
all in pink, the centerpiece being
silver basket of pink roses tied with
streamers OF pink chiffon
Receiving with MI. and Mrs. Paine
were DR.. and Mrs John A. Waiting, for
merly of Ypsilanti. Mich. who were pres
emit at their marriage twenty-five years
ago at the University of Michigan, in
Ann Arbor. Mich. and Mrs. McNaughton
and her daughter, Miss Marie McNaugh-
ton. also formerly of Ypsilanti, who
were also present on that occasion. The
ceremony was performed in the chapel
OF the university at 8 g. m, the bride
going from the altar to the commence
ment exercises at which she was gradu-
ated DR.. Waiting was then one of the
teachers of the university. The children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paine were all present, in
cluding their son. Ralph. recently gradu-
ated from the Naval Academy at Annap-
oils. Their house guests included Miss
Stella Harrison. of Glen Carlin. Va, and
Passed Midshipman Eldridge Goodhue. Of
Chicago.
Mrs. Paine wore a handsome robe of
Chantilly lace over black satin. with
trimmings of silver about the neck and
sleeves. Miss Margaret Paine was in pink
satin with touches of black velvet; Miss
Janet Paine wore blue satin with pink
trimmings, and Miss Dorothy Paine was
in cream colored silk, trimmed with white
lace. Miss Harrison. the house guest.
wore lavender satin with silver trim
mings.
The gifts to Mr.. and Mrs. Paine, who
have lived many years in Washington,
formed a splendid collection of silver of
all kinds, both useful and ornamental
The associates OF Mr.. Paine in the Asso-
ciated Press sent a splendid silver salad
bowl, with salad spoon and fork and
tray. His associates at the Post-ofice
Department, where he is detailed. sent
nut bowl with set of individual nut
dishes, and the Fortnightly Club, of
which Mrs. Paine was formerly secre-
tary, sent her silver bread plates. Sew
eral hundred guests formed the COM
pany, who remained late In the attrac-
tive reception rooms. porches. and
grounds.
Mrs. George Laws, wife of the captain
OF the Dolphin, the dispatch boat OF the
Secretary of the Navy. left Washington
yesterday to Join Capt. Laws In New
port. She win later go to Bar Harbor
and the North Coast when the Dolphin
goes there, In which water the vessel win
remain during the rest OF the summer.
Mrs. Laws mother, Mrs. William F.
Powell, Of Georgetown, left yesterday for
Eaglesmere. Pa. to spend the summer
with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hillman. of Wilkes
barre, who have taken q cottage in the
mountains for the season. Mrs. Powelrs
son-in-law and youngest daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. william Jackson Cover. who |
were married. recently, viii spend their |
summer in the Powell homestead in |
Thirty-frst street.
wedding Of much interest in Wash |
ington Is that Of Miss Elizabeth Kath- |
crime Matile, daughter OF Brig. Gen. Leon
A. Matile, U. S. A, retired, and Mrs.
Matile. and Lieut. Oscar w. Griswold,
Eighteenth Infantry, U. 8. A, which will
take place to-day IN San Antonio,i Tex.
The wedding was to have taken place in
this city in May, but was postponed on
account Of orders received assigning
Lieut.. 1Griswold's regiment to the Mexi-
can border. Miss Matile and her brother,
Lieut.. George A Matile. U. 8. A.. have
been the house guests OF Miss Doris
Frederick. daughter Of Lieut.. Col Daniel
A. Frederick, u. s. A, at Fort Sam
Houston for several weeks, and
the wedding win take place at the home
Of Col and Mrs. Frederick. The chap
lain OF the bridegroom's regiment win
perform the ceremony, which will be fol-
lowed by an informal reception. The
bride, who is very popular In this city,
made her debut here two years ago, and
has resided since then with her parents
at the Cairo.
Mrs. Jerry A. Mathews, Of Florence
court. accompanied by her children. Eve
lyn Louise and Jerry A. jr., is spend
ing the summer at Winchester. Ind,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
+. Watson Mr.. Mathews has gone to
Indiana, to remain with them until after
the Fourth Of July After the close of
Congress he win join them there for a
vacation
Mrs. John w. Dwight. with her two
sons. left Washington Thursday for Bos-
ton, near where she win establish them
in camp for the summer months. She
win then 20 to their home in Dryden, 4
where she win be Joined by Representa-
tive Dwight for brief visits from time to
time. They VIII probably take an ex-
tended motor trip later in the season.
Chevalier Won Loewenthal-Linau, coun-
seior Of the Austro- Hungarian Embassy.
aad Nine. Won L,oewenthal-Linau. who
are now IN Europe. win return to this
country the latter part Of August. The
counselor win act as charge daffaires
during the absence Of the Ambassador,
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