The Washington herald., 1911-04-18

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The japanese Ambassador and Baroness
Uchida entertained at dinner last even
ing. and had as their guests Senator Ba-
CON- Senator and Mrs. Crane. Senator
and Mrs. Root, Assistant Secretary oc
State and Mrs. Huntington Wilson. Mr..
John Barrett. the Charge d'Affaires of
Brazil and Nine. de Lima, Col. Thomp-
son, the Naval Attache OF the Austro-
Hungarian Embassy and Baroness Preu-
schen, the Naval Attache Of the Russian
Embassy and Nine. Vasselieff. the Mill
tary Attache of the French Embassy and
Countess de Chambrun, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore W. Noyes, Miss Sheriff., Mr..
Henry Du Pont, Nine. Matsui, and Mime.
Osaka
DR.. and Mrs. Henry D. Fry announce
the engagement Of their second daughter.
Edith, to Mr.. William E. Pearson, of this
city. son Of Mr. George Pearson. The we'd
ding will take place in the early fall. Miss
Fry entertained at small dance last even
ing at the Chevy Chase Club for her broth
er-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Bradley Duvall, who were married in the
midwinter. DIR. and Mrs. Fry assisted In
receiving the guests at $50 o'clock, and
announced the engagement at the supper,
which was served about midnight. The
bride wore her wedding gown of heavy
white satin and point lace; Mrs. Fry wore
pink and white satin. with trimmings of
pink messaline, and Miss Fry was in pale
blue and white silk. trimmed with ecru
lace. The guests included Miss Edmon-
s.on, cousin of Miss Fry's fiance; Miss
Mary Duvall and Miss Mildred Duvall,
of the guest of honor; Miss
Marr. Miss Bryan, Miss Frances Old
ham, Miss Marie Smith, Miss Gertrude
Lutz, Miss Louise Davidson, Miss Ruth
Osgood. Miss Alice Maydwell. Miss Elsa
Murray, Miss Mona Murray. Miss Ruth
Miss Helen Hendrick. Miss Mil
dred Bacon, Miss Madeline Greene, Mr..
Pearson. Mr.. Walter Penfield, Mr.. Ed
ward Quintard. Mr.. Carlos Houghton,
Mr.. Bradley Davidson, Mr.. George How
ard, Miss Coulter Wells, Mr.. Kipp, DR..
Moffitt, Mr.. Iden. Mr.. Wolf. Mr.. Bryan.
Mr.. Hendrick. Mr.. Burruss, Mr.. Sullivan.
Mr.. Albert Howard, Mr.. Kennedy. Mr..
Price, Mr.. Worthington, Mr.. Osgood, Mr.
Clepp, and Mr.. Rust.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Richardson
Glover entertained a small company OF
very young people at a dance last even
ing in their home. in New Hampshire
avenue, for their schoolgirl daughter,
Miss Beatrice Glover. who is at home
from her school at Capon for the Easter
The marriage Of Miss Myra Louise
Davis. daughter OF the late Mr. Eldred
G. Davis. for many years tax collector
OF the District OF Columbia. to Mr.. John
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last evening at o'clock. The ceremony
was performed at ST Margaret's Church
by Rev. Herbert Scott Smith before a
large company. and there was no recep-
ton, owing TO the mourning OF the family
for the brides father. The church was
beautifully decorated with Easter lilies
and palms. and the organist played the
and Lohengrin wedding
for the entrance and exit, and
during the cerehhony. Believe Me II
All Those Endearing Young Charms"
She was attended by her sister, Mrs.
George K. Caldwell, a bride of a
year ago. and the best man was
Mr.. Campbell Snyder. Of New York,
were Mr. Virgil Miller, Mr.. Enoch Chase.
MI. rIeeIdnu Lyman, MT. u. w. craig,
Mr.. Barron Holzberg, and Mr. George K. |
Caldwell. The bride was given in mar
-iage by her brother, Mr.. William G. Davis, !
If New York. She wore a gown of rich |
white satin, trimmed with point lace, and |
made in modified empire fashion. Her
veil of tulle was held with a coronet of
orange blossoms, and she carried a |
shower of white orchids and lilies of the !
valley. Her only ornament was a string |
0f pearls with a diamond clasp, the gift |
IF the bridegroom. The matron Of honor |
wore her wedding gown OF heavy white !
satin and point lace, and carried shower |
If pink sweet peas. She also wore pearls |
Mrs. Davis. mother of the, bride, wore |
black crepe de chine with panels and |
trimmings Of black lace; Miss Davis was
n black satin, veiled with black chiffon |
nd white lace, Miss Madeline Davis wore |
white crepe de chine; Miss Maud Davis |
wore white satin and chiffon, and another |
sister of the bride, Mrs. J. K. Upton, was |
n black velvet and black chiffon. The |
,ride's going-away gown was of black |
with black chiffon waist and |
| black hat with touches OF white. They /
Will be at home at the Ontario, tempo
'arily, after May 1.
The Woman's Army and Navy Relief
rave brilliant ball last evening in the
'ail loft at the navy yard. The Marine
8and played for the dancing, and the
eceiving party was composed Of Mrs.
3eekman Winthrop. wife Of the Assistant
of the Navy; Mrs w. w.
Votherspoon, Mrs. Willard H. Brownson,
Mrs. c. F. Stokes, Mrs. F. E. Beatty,
wife Of the commandant of the navy
ard; Mrs. Charles H. Davis, and Mrs,
dasonr wife Of Rear Admiral Mason.
The hall was beautifully decorated with
lowers. and fancy figures were repre-
ented with electric lights. A midnight
upper was served.
Mrs. Davis wore black velvet and point
ace: Mrs. Brownson wore Lavender bro
ade satin and diamonds; Mrs. wother-
poon was in white lace with cerise trim
ming over white satin; Mrs. Beatty wore
1hite satin with crystal trimmings; Mrs. |
Jason, cream-colored crepe de chine and
earls; Mrs. Barrol wore q beautiful
ostume of cerjse satin veiled with gray
hiffon. with steel trimmings.
Among the dancers were Miss Marthena
Miss Anna Portner, Mr.. and
Irs. Andrew Graham, the latter formerly
fiss Elsa Portner; Miss Hannah Taylor.
liss Lucinda Pennebaker, Miss Angelica
temey, Miss Julia Paris, Miss Natalie
riggs. Miss Doris Haywood, Capt. ana
FRS. Althouse. Capt. and Mrs. Dorm,
lrs. Merritt Mrs Tyson, Of Baltimore:
frs. John Newton, Mrs. Gill, wife of
apt Gill; Capt and Mrs. Pillman. Mrs.
Walter Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Vesson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Brown, the
lisses Conger. Of Annapolis, sisters of
lrs. Brown; Mrs. ]. NJ Culp, Miss Culp,
apt. and Mrs. Harold Jones. Mrs. will