The Washington herald., 1911-02-17

/ whom are good looking and particularly
noted for their fearless horseback riding.
| She has taken no end of cups and prizes
in riding and jumping contests, and has
! ridden in many horse shows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCauley enter
tanned at dinner last evening for their
| daughter. Miss Mary McCauley. The
| guests were Miss Alys Meyer. Miss Mary
Southerland. Miss Alice Whiting, Miss
Julia Whiting. Miss Dorothy Williams.
Mr. Henri Martin, Mr.. Oldys, Mr.. c. c.
Glover. jr., Mr.. William Bowie Clarke,
and Mr.. Lee.
The wedding party Of Miss Carrie
| Louise Mum and Mr.. Reginald Board
man, of Manchester, Mass, who will be
| married tomorrow afternoon in st.
Johns Church, will all be in Washington
to-day. those who did not arrive a day
| or two ago arriving from their various
| homes some time during the day. They
will all be among the guests of the Sec
retary of the Treasury and Mrs. Mac
Veash tonight, at the ball which they
are giving for Miss Taft, in their new
home in Sixteenth street, although they
have not yet moved into it. Miss Ethel
Roosevelt, one of the bridesmaids, has
| heen guest at the McLeans' for several
! days. and Miss Cecilia May, another one
| of the maids, is already at her home in
this city
Miss Gladys Mum. sister of the bride,
who will be the maid of honor, arrived
| from her school some days since, and
the others coming to-day are Miss Jo-
| sephine Osborn, of New York; Miss
Edith Wayne. of Philadelphia: Mr. Eu-
gene Van Rensselaer, Thayer. of Bos-
ton. brother Of the Countess Moltke,
best man: Mr.. John S. Amies, Mr.. Ar
! thur Adams, Mr. James jackson, and
Mr.. Richard Boardman. all of Boston;
Mr.. Richard S. Lawrence, and Mr.. Peter
Goelet Gerry, both of New York; Mr.
Donald Hillen, of Baltimore. and Mr..
Gurnee Mum, brother of the bride, ush-
ers. The ceremony will be performed in
ST. Johns Church by Rev. Roland Cot
ton Smith. rector, with a full choral
bridal service. A reception in the home
CT the brides mother in Scott Circle
will follow.
Mrs. Julian James was hostess at din
ner last evening.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran entertained
| ar a large ball preceded by a dinner
company last evening. for her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. McConihe,
of New York, who have recently come
TO Washington TO spend the remainder
of the season There were several guests,
including both the unmarried and mar
ried young people. The house was beau
tifully decorated with early spring bios
SONS and palms, and a late supper was
served in the banquet hall.
Mrs. Jean CabelI o'Nein will receive
to-day with Mrs f. Lee Morgan. at 2s15
Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Miss Alice Boutel, daughter of Rep
resentative Boutell, who has spent the
past fortnight with Miss Rogers in her
home in Providence, r. l., has returned
to Washington.
Mrs. Harry A. Nesbit, Of Port Deposit,
Md, has announced the engagement of
her daughter, Ethel Virginia, and Mr..
Ralph Abernethy Gamble, of Yankton,
S. Oak. Mr.. Gamble is son Of Senator
and Mrs. Robert J. Gamble, OF that
State. He was graduated from Prince
ton University in 1909. and was captain
OF the track team during that year. and
member of the University Cottage
Club. The wedding is expected to take
place in the early spring.
The golden wedding anniversary of
Pasquale di Mario and his wife, resi-
dents of Washington for the past forty
five years, took place last evening at
their residence, $50 First street south
east. The celebration was in the form of
reception. which was followed by music
and refreshments. Their seven chill
dren received with them Mr.. di Mario
came to America fom Palermo, Sicily,
about 1916. and lived for a while in New
York City, where he married. He then
moved to Washington, and has since
enjoyed an extensive acquaintance
among the prominent business men of
this city. The list of guests included
members of the local Italian colony and
native Washingtonians.
Mrs. II. F. Cary, of the Rochambeau,
has returned from a visit to Cuba and
Jacksonville, Fla. She will not be at
home until February "a. when her sister.
Mrs John l. DockendOrff, of Larchmont
n Y, and her niece, Miss Stallings, also
of Larchmont. will assist her. Mrs.
Dockendorff, strikingly handsome
woman whose home is one of the prettiest
in New Yorks most exclusive suburb. has
spent part of the winter here for several
years. Miss Stallings is making her first !
visit to Washington.
Mrs. jackson H. Ralston will not be
at home this afternoon, but VIII receive |
next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. West, of 1872 |
Euclid street, have cards out for an |
at-home Saturday evening, February IS, |
from to IL o'clock. They will have
with them Commissioner and Mrs Ru- |
dolph.
The second social hop of the United
States marines at the marine barracks !
this season will take place on Saturday |
evening, February %. The Marine Band
will play for the dancing.
Mrs Harley Calvin Gage and Miss
Margaret Gage will not be at home to-
day or February "a. but will be at home
on the following Fridays.
The Misses Lutz, of 1852 Columbia road,
will be at home to-day and February "a
Mrs. Allyn X. Capron yesterday enter
tanned at dinner at her apartments in l
the Versailles, and had as her guests |
Miss Mary S. Davidson, Miss Dorothy /
Harman Dawson, Mr.. Francis S. Car
ter, and Mr.. Rudolph De Zapp.
Mrs. Franc B. wiIkie will receive to-
day with Mrs. Arthur Edward Dowell at
1909 Irving street northwest and again
next Friday.
Mrs ]. Sylvester Phillips will be at
home this afternoon from to O'Clock.
Later Mrs. Phillips and Miss Marian
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