The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-04

wedding breakfast at the country place
Df Col. and Mrs. Roosevelt. Sycamore
I'LL. The young couple will san to-
morrow for a honeymoon trip to Eu-
rope.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt is reported to
lave said that she '1oves dear old
90 much that she has in
trusted the floral decorations for the
church and the house to Small. Mr..
!. Henry Small is in New York, per-
Bonally looking after the floral fea-
lures of the wedding.
The church organ Will be supple
hented by Nahan Franko's Orchestra
Ind Miss Ernestine Merrill, soprano, OF
Boston, who recently returned to this
Eountry after seven years study In
Europe, and an elaborate musical pro-
Sramme will be rendered while the
tuests are being seated and during the
5ervice The orchestra will play and
Hiss Merrill will sing later at the re.
3eption and breakfast. which follow al
gaRamore HILL The bridal table at the
&reakfast will have in the center
huge two-story wedding cake. similar
10 those made for the marriages OF
hiss Alice Roosevelt to Nicholas Long
Forth and of Miss Eleanor B. Alexan-
er to Theodore Roosevelt, tr.
An auction bridge for the benfit OF
he Arts and Crafts School will be held
Ri the home of Mrs. Alexander Ora
Fam Bell today at $3.50 p. m. The prizes
Ire to consist of beautiful examples OF
Hhe work of the school in basket weav-
Ing. metal work, and designing.
Miss Nellie Claire Howard gave a
inen shower yesterday afternoon for Miss
Claire Claxton, entertaining also Miss
Miss Barbara Stephens,
Miss Helen McCumber. Miss Helen
Hardy, Miss Dorothy Shuey, Miss Doris
Drain. Miss Nell Fletcher, Miss Howser.
Miss Barr, Miss Austin, Miss OBrien.
Miss Schneider, Miss Manson, Miss Ruth
Kean and Miss Virginia MILAN.
Miss G. w. Williams has recalled the
invitations to the marriage OF her
laughter, Miss Caroline G. Williams, to
Lieut.. Arthur W.. Ford, Coast Artillery,
b. s. A., for Wednesday, April q, owing
20 the death of her daughter-in-law.
hrs. Williams, wife OF Capt Richard p.
Williams. The ceremony will take place
in the date named in the presence OF
'elatives.
The approaching marriage at Philadel-
lhia of Miss Faith Lorraine Sanford. only
thild of Lieut.. Col James Clark Sanford,
Corps of Engineers, U. 8. A, and Pay
master Reginald Spear. u. S. N, April
z, promises to be one of the attractive
Caster weddings.
The gown of the bride will be of ivory
white liberty satin, the veil of Brussels
ace. The maid of honor will be- Miss
Hope Peters. The little four-year-old
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Street
will be the flower girl. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Elizabeth Stafford, Miss
Elizabe-h Cryer Miss Helen Almy, Miss
Alma Louise Hodges. Miss Austin and
Hiss Edith Pleasanton. Rev. DIR. john
on, rector of the Church OF the Savior
will perform the wedding ceremony. All
lshers will be navy officers, stationed
n and near Philadelphia. The young
oupIe will be at home after June at the
treat Lakes Training Station, near Chi
ago.
Miss Sanford is considered one of the
most brilliantly educated girl in the army.
The has crossed the ocean many times
nd received most of her education
broad. where she made a speciality OF
'rench. German, Italian and music She
fine horsewoman and fond of all
utdoor sports.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs II. X evans
ave arrived in Washington for few
avs and are located at their residence
l street. Gen. Evans is here on bust
ess connected with the national rifle
,atch. to be held at Camp Perry next
ugust.
Mrs. Robert Craig entertained at a
Dung peoples luncheon yesterday in
onor of Miss Atkinson. OF Boston. Mass.
lay, will give a luncheon at the Country
Tub tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts, jr. who
ave been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Upshur
loorhead. have returned to PHILADELPHIA
lrs. Roberts was formerly Miss Evelyn
hew. She and her husband will spend
ne summer in Europe.
The first needlework guild will close its
DIRK on April Is The guild sent 2Ss
rticles of clothing to the flood sufferers
uring the past week.
The Rubinstein concert for the benefit
lis evening at the Memorial Continental
all. 1t is given under the auspices of
lie N. S. d. A. R.. the members Of
hich have worked untiringly to make
lie occasion a great success financially.
mong the patronesses are Mrs. Champ
lark, Mrs. Henry f. Dimock. Mrs. Dun |
IN L. Fletcher, and Mrs. Burrows.
Several prominent Washington people |
tended the wedding at ST. Patricks |
athedral in New York Wednesday of |
iss Margaret, Mary Hill, daughter of |
RS. Dora NJ. Hill, of this city, and
ichard Dana Skinner. a student at |
award and a magazine writer The
edding was to have taken place here, |
1t on account of the illness Of the |
father. Henry whipple |
dinner. of Detroit, the two families met |
New York for the ceremony Mr.. |