Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-11

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guests Of the British ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce at dinner last night.
Miss Eleanor ]. Rocker and Miss Edith
Goddard Rocker Of New York are guests
at the White House. and with Miss Taft
viii dine tonight with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hays Hammond
Miss Violet Sprigg .Pickrell and Mr.
kendrick Schoheld were married last
evening by Rev. L. G.. e. Pierce at All
Souls Church in presence OF their res
pective mothers. Mrs. n. A. Pickrell and
Mrs. William Schofields and other re-
latives.
The bride wore travelling dress of tan
whipcord with a feather toque. and car
ried American beauty roses. The party
had dinner together at the Shoreham be-
fore leaving for an out-of-town trip. They
will live at the Cliffbourne, and will be at
home there after the 18th.
Mrs Hemmick's play. 1.-THE Love OF
Echo" will be given tomorrow afternoon
at the Belaseo at 5 O'Clock.
Representative and Mrs. Ernest W.
Roberts have issued invitations for the
evening Of Friday. April 10, at $780,
at Congressional Club, OF which Mrs. Rob-
One Of the handsomest and largest re-
ceptions OF the. season was given by Mr.
Charles Henry Butler last night in honor
of Mr.. Justice Ptney, whose wife. being
in deep mourning. is not taking any part
in social life. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. But
Ter were Mrs. Van Deyanter, Mrs. Lamar.
Mrs. Brown. Mrs Warren, Mrs. john W.
Foster, Mrs. Julian James, Mrs. S. b. NJ
Charles W. Bum, Mrs. C. A. Severance,
Mrs. Hills. Mrs. Franklin Lane. Mrs.
James Brown-Scott. Mrs. Charles Wood
Mrs. c. A. Spalding, Mrs. A. H. Snow.
Mrs. r. A: Harlow. Mrs. Archibald
Miss Gregory reg; e Miss s Morgan and Miss
Laura Merriam. Some Of the guests
were Mr.. Justice Hughes. Mr.. Justice
Lamar. Mr.. Justice Van Devanter, Mr..
Justice Brown. Judge De Lacy, Chief
Treasury. the Secretary of War, the At
torney General, the German ambassador.
the British ambassador, the Brazilian am
bassador, the Turkish amba ssador, Mr..
Hilles. Commissioner Rudolph. Maj. judi
son, Dr. Wiley, Senator Penrose. Senator
Briggs, Mr.. Walcott, Representative Ohm
sted, Rear Admiral O'Neill, Mr.. Cyrus H.
Mccormick of Chicago. Mr.. Walter B.
Briggs Of Baltimore, Mr.. w. H. Wilder
Of New York. Mr.. Frank Dupignac of
New York, Mr.. c. A. Severance of ST.
Paul. Mr.. Frank B. kellogg of st. Paul.
Mr.. Gardner Lothrop of Chicago. Mr..
John o. H. Pitney. Of Morristown, Mr.. T.
E. Wyckoff Of New York, Mr.. William c..
Orr Of New York, Rev. DIR. Charles Wood,
Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. Mr.. Charles
w. Bum Of st. Paul and Mr.. Edgar Ban
croft OF Chicago.
Mr.. T. Fl. Alexander left the city a few
days ago for California. accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. John Bidwell He will
probably be absent until September
ing the Easter holidays with her friend.
Miss Elsie Sheetz, in Richmond Va. Miss
Sheetz was formerly of this city.
The Mexican ambassador had his en-
bassy staff launching with him yesterday
in compliment to Senior Don DiaZ-Lom-
bardo, the newly appointed Mexican am
bassador to Paris, who has been his guest
for several days. The first secretary of
the Mexican embassy and Sonora Cueva
had the same party their guests at a
pretty dinner last night at the High
lands.
Miss Taft and her guests, Miss Eleanor
]. Rocker and Miss Edith Goddard Roel-
ker Of New York. attended the ball given
last night by Mrs. Robert Patterson,
whose hospitable duties were shared by
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Joseph Medill
Patterson, and her daughter. the Count
ess Eleanor Gizycka. Spring flowers
adorned the entire house given over to
the guests. Some of those present were
the Austrian ambassador and Baroness
Hengelmuller, the Russian ambassador
and Nine. Bakhmeteff, the German am
bassador and Countess Won Bernstorff,
the Italian ambassador and MarchiOness
Cusani and Donna Beatrice Cusani the
Spanish minister and Sonora de 'Riano
the Danish minister and Countess Mott
Ike, the Belgian minister and Nine. Hav-
enith. the Postmaster General. Repre-
sentative and Mrs Andrew j. Peters, the
French naval attache and Viscountess
Benoist day and a number of the
younger people from the diplomatic corps
and resident and official society.
4 pretty wedding took place last night
when Miss Mabel Frommer Clayton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George T..
Clayton. became the bride of Mr.. Russell
Sage Woglum Of New York and Cali
fornia
Paul's Rock Creek Church at s O'Clock
by the rector, the Rev. Mr. Buck
An effective decoration Of palms and
Easter lilies adorned the chancel A
delightful musical program was ren-
dered before the ceremony.
The bride was escorted by her father
and wore a handsome gown OF white
canton crepe, embroidered in design Of
chrysanthemums. Her tulle veil was also
from China and she carried a shower
bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Freda Clayton, the brides sister,
was the maid Of honor and wore a filmy
gown of pale pink gauze, mounted over
satin Of the same shade. Her bouquet
was Of pink sweet peas.
Mr.. Ralph E. SaSscer was the best man
and the ushers were Mr. Harold Nc
Farland, Mr.. G. Clayton and Mr.. r. G.
Clayton, all of Philadelphia, and Mr. Ed
ward Turner of this city.
a reception followed at the Clayton
home on New Hampshire avenue, which
was decorated throughout with Easter
lilies and palms for the occasion.
The newly married couple received be-
meath a. bower of green and were as
mother, who wore black satin, and Mrs
A. r. Woglum of New York. the groom s
mother, whose gown was Of white crepe
Ge chine.
Mr.. and Mrs. WOglum left late in the
evening for an extended honeymoon jaunt,
the latter wearing smart travelling suit
of blue. with hat. 70 match. They will
make their home in California.
Among the out-of-town guests here for
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs G. Clay
ton. Mrs. William Darrcev, Mr. d. G.
Clayton. Mrs. D. w. Gallus, Miss Bessie
Eallus and Miss Edith GalIus. Mrs Will
liam Beck. Miss Louise McCauley, Mrs
Harris and the Misses Harris, all of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes, at their home on
* street northwest, entertained the friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wiegmann in honor
of their marriage, which took place Feb
ruary "a at the brides home in Chesa-
peake City. Md. Mrs. Wiegmann is the
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