The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-04-17


Sutherland. Representative James r.
Mann, Solicitor General Lehman, former
Secretary Of War ]. NJ. Dickinson, Gen.
crowder. Hon. John W Gnggs. OF New
Jersey: Mr.. George E. Hamilton and Mr..
A. F. Worthington. OF this city. and Mr..
Henry A. Wise. Mr.. Leo Everett. Mr..
James Byrne. and Mr.. George Pierce
Butler. all Of New York.
His eminence James Cardinal Glib
bons. was the guest in whose honor Mr..
and Mrs. Christian ID. Hemmlck enter
tanned distinguished company Of guests
at dinner last evening. The dinner was
served in Mrs. Hemmicks rare and artis-
tic studio on the second floor OF her
studio house In Sheridan Circle. The
apartment savors more Of an old Roman
home than Il does OF a modern American
mansion. The guests asked to meet his
eminenca were the Brazilian Ambassa-
dor, Senior da Cana: the Russian Am
bassador and Nine. Bakhmetef. Senator
and Mrs. Oliver. the Swiss Minister, DR..
Ritter: the Assistant Secretary Of War
and Mrs. Oliver. Mrs. Philip Sheridan.
Mrs Marshall Fields. Mrs. Lloyd W.
Bowers. Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Mrs.
Frank Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. wadsworth' Rev,
Father Fay. Mr.. Mitchell Innes. OF the
mick, brother Of the host.
Mrs. Richard Townsend has recalled
her invitations for this evening for a
dinner to be given in honor OF Miss Taft
and her house guests because OF the I'M
certainty Of the fate attending some Of
their mutual friends in the sea disaster
on Sunday night.
The Speaker OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives and Mrs. Champ Clark enter
tanned a company at luncheon yesterday
in the Speakers room at the Capitol,
when their guests were Representative
and Mrs. James T. Lloyd. OF Missouri;
Mrs RosIyn Mundell. OF New York, and
the two new Senators from New Mexico, |
Senator Fall and Senator Thomas B.
Catron.
Mrs. Lurton. wife Of Mr.. Justice Lur-
ton. has recalled the invitations for the
tea she was to have given tomorrow |
afternoon in honor of Miss Taft and Miss |
because Of the serious illness Of
the father OF Mrs. Horace Lurton, jr.,
Mr.. ]. B. Richardson, Of Nashville, Tenn. |
Medical Director Frank Anderson. U. |
S. N, and Mrs. Anderson have sent out
invitations for the marriage OF their
Miss Eleanor, and Ensign Rush I
Southgate Fay, u. s. N. The wedding
will take place May IA at s o'clock in
ST. Thomas Church, when the bride will
be attended by her sister and others.
Following the ceremony a reception will
be held at the family residence, in Nine
tenth Street.
Nine. Corvarublas. wife Of the Mexican
Minister to England, is the guest Of her
son-in-Iaw and daughter, the Counselor
IF the Brazilian Embassy and Nine. de
Lima.
Mrs ordway and Miss Padelford re-
urned TO washington yesterday from a
everal weeks visit at Old Point Com
crt They will have as their guests this
week Miss Alice Lewis, daughter OF Mr.. !
md Mrs. Thornton Lewis, of the White
sulphur Springs.
Mrs Taylor, widow of Senator Robert
= Taylor, has gone to Bristol. Tenn.
o spend the summer with her sister, 4
drs. Dulaney. Mrs. Beverly Williamson,
Who spent the winter with Mrs. Taylor
I Stoneleigh Court, is In the George
own University Hospital for a few
weeks.
Mrs Switzerland and Miss Harriet
will go to San Francisco
cry soon to join Rear Admiral South
rland. who is now stationed there.
Miss Doris Haywood will be hostess
t a small dinner party for young people
bis evening.
Mrs. Paul E. Johnson entertained at
Incheon yesterday in honor Of Mrs. !
ohm Chopper, when covers were laid for
welve.
Mrs. Albert Akin. who has been visit t
ig her parents, the Attorney General J
nd Mrs. Wickersham, returned to her e
ONE in New York yesterday. 4
Mrs. Sheffield. formerly Miss Edith
happel, of New London. Conn, is the
uest Of Miss Mabel Hume, in Massa- I
lusetts Avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Regina Mary n
assidy and Mr.. William D. Dougherty a
Ill take place IL St. Joseph's Catholic 3
hurch. April "A, at 9 a. m, Rev Igna-
US Fealey officiating. Immediately fol- r
wing the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. =
will leave for Atlantic City
nd after spending about ten days there =.
i'll go to New York, where they will =
; the guests Of the brides uncle, Mr.. y
rancis P. Cassidy.
Miss Annie Mckee, Of Philadelphia, and
r. Leon L. Etter. Of this city. were
arried in Alexandria, Va, April IL t.
ev. William jackson Morton perform. F
g the ceremony. The couple will re- r
de with the bridegroom's niece, Mrs. A
ara KIbler. p
The marriage Of Miss Hazel U. Mowatt, :,
Lughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mowatt, e,
Id Mr.. Henry Hartley. chief quarter el
aster OF the U. s. s. North Carolina,
ok place yesterday afternoon at the u
me Of the brides parents, 1914 Street,
1acostia. Rev. George NJ Cummings, c.
ctor Of the Garden Memorial Presby- g
rian Church, oficiate. The bride was a.
tended by her sister, Miss Jane A. =
owatt, as maid of honor. She was -
wned in white chiffon over white In
tin, and carried a shower bouquet of III
lite roses and lilies of the valley. The
hid of honor wore pink, and carried
ak roses Mr.. Robert A. Hartley acted
best man for his brother, and the
,dding march from 'Lohengrin'' was
Eyed by Miss Elsie Pezold. After an
formal reception the young people left III
: bridal trip to Norfolk, New York,
ston, and Portsmouth, N H, and on
cir return the bride will reside in
ashington with her parents, the BRIDE
pom joining his ship. Only the reIa-
es and few very close friends were
the ceremony. They were Mr.. and
5. John Mowatt. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Irtley, parents Of the bridegroom; Mr.