The Washington herald., 1911-02-23
Vice President and Mrs. Sherman Dined at Jap
anese Embassy-Edson Bradleys Gipe
Brilliant COtiIlion.

shower of lilies of the valley. Her maid
of honor wore goId-covered marquisette
over gold satin, with trimming of gold
lace and carried a bridesmaids shower
of pink roses,
Mrs kaufman, mother OF the bride,
wore 4 handsome gown of electric blue
satin veiled with beaded black lace
and carried orchids. Miss Marguerite
Kaufman, sister of the bride, was in
burnt orange-shaded marquisette over
burnt orange satin, with touches of black.
Miss Alma Kaufman, sister of the bride,
wore white chiffon cloth over pink satin.
Mrs. L. A. Lange, of Scranton, Pa,
sister Of +-e bridegroom and house guest
of the BRIDE, wore black satin with lace
and jet trimmings. Miss Florence Lange,
of Scranton. guest of the bride. was in
old rose satin with crystal trimmings.
Miss Pauline Roman, of New York. house
guest of the bride, wore a robe of black
lace over white lace and satin, with pink
and blue velvet, and Mrs. Arthur Tritsch.
of Canada, formerly of this city. cousin
Of the bride and her guest, wore white
satin trimmed with point applique lace.
The dinner which followed was a beauti-
full one. The brides table was in the form
of a crescent and was .festooned with
green and white, and had low mound
of white lilaCs. From the center of the
uShers and a number of close girl friends
of the bride, on which the decorations
were in pink and white, and the other
guests were seated at small tables, where
the decorations were all in pink and
green, completing the color scheme. The
bride and bridegroom left for a wedding
trip South. the bride wearing n suit OF
light tan-cOlored checked English worsted
cloth, made on plain lines, with which
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trimmings. After a fortnight's trip they
will be at home in Washington.
Among the out-of-town guests were
MIR. and Mrs. A. Spear. the Misses Spear,
and Mr.. Irving Spear, of Baltimore: Mr..
f. NJ. Steppacher, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Steppacher Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Altman,
Miss Selma Strauss, and Mr.. Arthur
Stern. all of Philadelphia; Mr.. a. S. Ney,
father of the bridegroom; Mr.. 4. kauf-
man, Mr.. Irving StratfOrd, Mr.. Philip
Roman. Mr.. a. +. Foise. and Mr.. a.
MecklenberG. all OF New York; Mr.. and
Mrs Ben Bachrach and DR.. Edward
Bedloe. of Atlantic City; Mr.. Ellis Spear.
of schenectady; Mrs. Arthur Tritsch, of
Montreal formerly of Washington, and
Mr.. Milton Alexander, of Troy. \. Y.
Mrs. Carl 4. Joerissen entertained at
4 handsome tea yesterday afternoon at
the Rochambeau. in honor of Miss KeltOn
and her fiance, DR.. Harvey W. Wiley.
who will be married next Monday. Mrs.
JoerisSen received her guests in the draw
ing room on the first floor. a lane OF
graceful palms marking the path from
the front door TO the drawing-room
door. The decorations were particularly
effective, of scarlet blossoms. in compli-
ment to DR.. Wileys college cOlOrs.
Harvard University. Baskets of tho scar
let flowers hung from the CT 'rdelicrs
along the sides of the room, am palms
and red plants were banked in available
spaces. The Venetian orchestra, the play
erS in picturesque native costumes.
played durinS the afternoon in a bower
of green. Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe and
Mrs. Ernest G.. Walker presided at the
table, and Mrs. Robert Henderson and
Mrs. Frederick Wynne served punch.
Mrs. JoerisSen wore a robe of cluny lace
over old rose chiffon and satin with
bands of brown fur, and a bunch of pink
roses tied with brown ribbons. Miss
keton wore a becoming gown of soft
brown velvet with cloth of gold and gold
lace and brown marabou trimmings. She
carried an enormous bunch of violets.
There were about 800 guests,
Miss Marthena Harrison went to New
York yesterday to visit Mrs. Kemp John
son, for whom she was a bridesmaid
last spring. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are
in their suburban home at HaCkensaCk,
n. J. Mrs. johnson was Miss Thierry, and
often visited Miss Daisy Gordon Stewart
in Washington. Miss Harrison will spend
a fortnight in Hackensack and New
York
Mrs. Sherman, wife of the Vice Pres-
dent, received yesterday afternoon from
5 to 6 o'clock, when she was assisted by
Mrs. Bailinger, wife of the Secretary of
the.-Interior; Mrs. Fairchild. and Miss
Patten. The other Cabinet hostesses
receiving yesterday afternoon were Mrs.
Wickersham. wife of the Attorney Gen.
eral, and Mrs. Nagel. wife of the Secre-
tary of Commerce and Labor. With Mrs.
Wickersham were Mrs. Oliver, Miss Mae
Williams, and Miss Winslow.
Countess Moltke, wife of the Danish
Minister. yesterday entertained at an in
formal luncheon. followed by bridge, at
the legation.
The young women of the Washington
Junior Republic League will give a fete
and theatrical performance at the Play
house, on March 15, from to II o'clock
Mrs. Alexander Britton and Mrs. Ed
ridge +. Jordan are supervising the fete