The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-22

tended by a small party OF relatives
and Intimate friends. Garlands of as
paragus ferns, branches Of pink rambler
roses and clusters OF Bride roses formed
the house decorations for the occasion,
and the wedding music was played by
the brides sister. Miss Ellie Dill. Mr..
Arthur Deibert soloist Of St Mrgaret's
| Episcopal Church, sang several selections
before the entrance OF the bridal party.
The bride wore a hand-embroidered
gown of white wolfe over silk, with a
white picture hat. trimmed in white lace
and roses. She carried a shower OF Bride
roses Miss Mabel Dill, who was her
sisters maid OF honor, wore pink en-
broidered batiste with a white lace fichu,
and a large white hat. trimmed with pink
She carried an armful Of Bridesmaid
roses. Mr.. Angus Macdonald was best
man for Mr.. Taylor
Following the ceremony a reception
was held, and later in the day Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor left Washington for q
wedding trip. The brides going-away
gown. was a tailored suit OF stone blue
whipcord, with a Panama hat. trimmed
In a cerise wing. They will make their
home in Tuxedo Park for the summer
and their future home will be in New
York City.
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan was the
guest Of honor at dinner last night OF
Representative and Mrs. William Robert
| Smith. Of Texas. The guests asked to
meet her were Senator and Mrs. CuIber-
son, Representative and Mrs. Henry.
Representative and Mrs. Hardy. and Miss
James, sister OF Representative James OF
Kentucky.
Mrs. Edwin F. Uhl, widow OF former
Secretary Of State Uhl. is the guest OF
Mrs. Duane E. Fox, 1911 Twenty-hrst
Street.
Col and Mrs Robert NJ. Thompson
have gone to New York. preparatory to
beginning their summer travels
Gov o'NefI Of Alabama, who accom-
panied his wife to Washington to at
tend the Dolly Madison breakfast Mon
day. returned to his home yesterday
morning Mrs ONeI was the guest at
luncheon yesterday Of Mrs. Dent, wife
Of Representative Dent of Alabama, at
the New Willard In the afternoon she
went down to Annapolis for a brief
visit before her return home.
Miss Edith Oracle. daughter Of Col
and Mrs. Archibald Oracle. who has re-
Gently returned to Washington from a
brief visit in New York. was hostess at
a tea yesterday from to Z o'clock at
her home in Sixteenth Street in honor Of
her house guest Miss Marguerite Dom
| gan, OF Portsmouth, Va Assisting Miss
Oracle in receiving her guests and dis
pensing the Inequalities Of the after
noon were Miss Portner, her house
guest; Miss Mildred Bacon. Miss Matt
land Marshall, and Miss Mildred Fearn.
Mrs. Oracle entertained at dinner last
evening for the assistants and few
additional guests. The decorations were
Of pink roses and ferns.
Mrs. L. T. Letter has gone to her place
at Beverly, Mass. where she will spend
the summer months.
Mrs. Judson Harmon, wife of the Cow
ernor OF Ohio, was the guest OF honor
at a luncheon party yesterday which
| Mrs John W. Timmons entertained. The
others in the company were Mrs. Wal
ter Fisher, wife of the Secretary of the
Interior; Mrs. Murray Crane, wife Of
Senator Crane: Mrs. T. T. Ansberry,
wife of Representative Ansberry and
Mrs Lee. Mrs. Timmons. who is the
wife of Lieut.. Timmons. U. S. N, naval
aid to the President, was formerly Miss
Adelaide Fairbanks, daughter Of the
former Vice President.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont were
hosts at dinner last evening In honor OF
Mrs. Harmon. who will be the guest OF
honor at a luncheon given by Mrs
Howry, wife Of Judge Howryr to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Mack re-
turned TO their home in Buffalo yes
terday morning. Mrs Mack was one OF
the guests Of honor and responded to
g. % he nNIt Mad
breakfast Monday.
Mrs. BedelI Parker, OF New York. who
was the house guest OF Representative
and Mrs. Henry D. Clayton, OF New
York, for the Dolly Madison breakfast,
returned to her home yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. S2nueI Spencer. who was presi-
dent Of the Club Of Colonial Danes for
four years and who has recently re-
turned to this city after spending the
past six months in Brazil, was the honor
guest at a tea yesterday afternoon
which the members OF the Club OF
Colonial Danes gave in the club rooms
in the Rochambeau. Mrs. Edward
Gheen, the president, received the guests
and the two vice presidents, Mrs. F. J.
Riggs and Miss Mary Anblr, presided
over the tea table
Mr.. B. Frank Gebest entertained at
his residence In Fourteenth Street Mon
day evening in honor OF the recent mar
rage Of his niece. Miss Hazel Davis.
and Mr. william II. Cook. jr. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with mock
orange blossoms and foliage. Mr.. Gebest
was assisted by Mrs Dun c. Lewis,
Mrs. E. L. Barteon, and the Misses
Norcross, Stewart. Moxam, Golden, Pet
ingale, Munger, Dortch, and Lawrence.
A delightful musical programme fol-
lowed the reception. -
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ened unon almost any article Of furnl-