The Washington herald., 1911-05-14


son. Mr.. Slade. Dr. Craig, Mr.. Charles
Milburn, and Mr.. William Burdine.
Lieut.. and Mrs. McKenney leave to-
morrow for Fort Riley.
A pretty wedding of the week was that
of Miss Fletcher and Mr.. Samuel Trask
Dana, at the brides home in Thirty-first
street last Wednesday evening. The
front drawingroOm was arranged for the
ceremony, the recess OF the bow window
being converted into a bower Of palms,
dogwood, and other spring blossoms of
white. DR.. Woodrow and Rev. J. Med.
Lacy, brother-in-law of the bride. off,
ciated. The bride. escorted by her father.
approached by way of the conservatory
down an aisle formed of white ribbons
! carried by the two little flower girls. her
nieces. Her only attendants were Miss
Martha Berry and Miss Sue Lacy. Mr..
Harry Dana, of New York, brother OF
the groom. was best man. Mr.. Aldrich
played the wedding march. The bride
wore a gown of white satin and carried
a shower bouquet of roses apd lilies of
the valley. The bridesmaids gowns were of
white chiffon, and their flowers pink
sweet peas. small reception followed
the ceremony, after which refreshments
were served in the dining-room. Carna-
tions and ferns were banked about the
the table. giving the dining-room a pleas
ing effect in pink and green. The couple
left later in the evening for the North.
They will visit Boston, Hartford, Conn;
Portland. Me, and New York.
Miss Winston plays tomorrow at Pea
body Institute. The recital will mark
Miss Winston's highest achievement in a
season which has brought her before the
public in several musicales and concerts
of notable success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frey, Of Cleve-
land Park, have returned from a trip to
Pittsburg and Atlantic City While in
Pittsburg they were guests of Mr.. Leroy
Frey.
Mr. and Mrs. Blount returned to their
home, THE Oaks" Friday. after a visit
Of several weeks in Texas. where they
went to attend the wedding Of Mr..
Blount's son.
At recent musicale, two charming
compositions of Miss Burbage, The
Reverie," and My Love Has Come to
Me-" were delightfully."- rendered by Miss
Craig Miss Burbage played the accom-
paniments.
Mr.. G.. w. Cissel. who has been i'll at
his home in Thirty-first street. is reported
much improved the last few days.
Mrs. r. L. Middleton left Thursday
evening for Westfield, Mass. her former
home. where she will spend the next two
weeks. Mrs. Bready, Mrs. Middleton's
daughter-has been a guest in town dur
ing the past week. but left Friday for
her home in Herndon.
Miss Mary Hutchinson, of Richmond,
who has been the guest of Miss Hoover,
returned home last week.
Miss Mcknight, of Dumbarton avenue,
entertained the evening branch of the
missionary society of the Church of the
Covenant on Wednesday. Refreshments
were served on the lawn. Among those
present were Mrs. Barney. DR.. Ross, Miss
Crippen, Mrs. Charles Alvin Smith, Miss
Decker. Miss Perry, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs.
J. Sheldon, Miss Fleming. Miss Fawcett.
and Miss King. Mrs. Evelett gave an
instructive talk on Syria.
The Misses Elizabeth and Norine |
Fisher entertained last week for the club |
which has given a number Of dances |
this season at the Dumbarton Club. The |
guests were Miss DeMar. Miss Florence
Brown, Miss Louise Frey. Miss Iverna |
Chlds, Miss Ruth Henderson. Miss NAL |
let, Mr.. Southcomb, Mr.. Granville Patti |
son, Mr. William Conboye, Mr.. Chamber |
lin, Mr.. Simpson, Mr.. Steuart, Mr.. Phelps, |
Mr.. Wather, and Mr.. Williams. The
next meeting will be dance at Dunn |
barton Club on May q.
Mrs. Thomas ]. King, who has spent |
the winter In Washington, has gone to |
her home in South Dakota. Mrs. Kings |
mother, Mrs. Willis ]. Fowler, of Ham |
mond Court, accompanied her daughter |
and will spend the next three months in |
the West
Miss Scott, Of Virginia, is the guest OF |
Mrs. Harold Goodwin.
Miss Meta Craig sang Thursday after |
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received. Miss O'Toole was |
the pianist
ing o'clock tea Friday for Mrs Ben
nett wife Of DR.. Bennett