The Washington herald., 1913-02-20

Charles Haywood, Mrs. W. P. Biddle.
Mrs. F.. P. Fletcher, Mrs. Robert L.
Henry, Mrs. ". c. Twining, Mrs. H. P.
Stanford, and Miss Slemp.
Mrs. Christian d. Hemmick, who al
ways takes an interest In musical af-
fairs, Will give a tea In honor Of the
members Of the New York Columbia
University Glee and Mandolin Clubs, at
5 O'Clock on Saturday afternoon. Feb
! ruary.2, in her studio home. 2306 Massa-
chusetts Avenue.
Representative Curtis H. Gregg of Penn
sylvania and Mrs. Gregs entertained at
farewell dinner Tuesday evening at the
Brighton. Their guests were Senator
and Mrs. Norris Brown of Nebraska,
representative and Mrs. L. p. Padgett
OF Tennessee. Representative and Mrs. E.
A. Morse Of Wisconsin, Representative
and Mrs. Switzer Of Ohio. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Burke of South Dakota.
Representative and Mrs. A. L. Bates of
Pennsylvania Representative and Mrs.
N. f. Kendall Of Iowa, Representative
and Mrs. Volstead Of Minnesota, DIR. and
Mrs. Brown. Miss Holland. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanna
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg will return to
Greensburg on March 6. as the former s
| term in Congress expires on March 4.
Frau Won Melchow, Of Berlin. and Miss
| Kellogg. of Utica, ~ Y, who have been
the guests Of Mrs. Letter for a week,
left yesterday for New York.
! Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wortz, of Pet
worth. announce the marriage of their
daughter Effie and DR.. Richard Gardiner
CLANCY. son Of Alderman and Mrs. Rich
ard CLANCY, of Annapolis. The cere-
mony was performed Tuesday at the
| home Of the bride. Rev Charles d.
| Wiles. OF Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church, officiating in the presence of a
| company limited to relatives and per-
sonal friends
The brides gown was white embroid-
cred net over white silk. with a Juliet
cap Of pearls caught with a spray of
| lilies of the valley. The bouquet was
| Eridr roses and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Lloyd A. Brooks was matron of
honor and wore her wedding gown of
duchess lace. with touches OF American
| beauty satin. The house was decorated
| with palms ana cut flowers. Miss Sadie
Lewis sang 20 Perfect Day and ''Oh.
| Promis" Me" preceding the ceremony.
Miss Lois Booth played the wedding
| march from "Lohengrin" and several Sc
lections during the ceremony. Dn and
Mrs. Chaney will leave for an extended
Northern trip. The out-of-towE guests
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard CLANCY.
parents of the bridegroom; Mr.. Walter
CLANCY and Mr.. Paul Chaney. brothers
! of the bridegroom. and Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Leonard, the latter sister
OF the bridegroom. After their honey
moon they viii reside nt Annapolis
The annual celebration of Washing
tons birthday by the ID. A. r. at Con-
| tinental Hall. updrr the auspices OF the
| international peace committee, will be
held Saturday next at p. ~. Mrs.
Swanson will preside. Mr.. Thomas Mel
son Page and Mrs. John Miller Horton,
of Buffalo, will speak.
Mrs. Gore. wife "f Senator Gore and
Mrs. Oidiic.i will be at home to-day from
| 1 to &.
Mrs La Toilette. wife Of Senator Ia
| Toilette, will not be at home to-day, but
will keep opcE house. according to her
| custom, WashinGtons Birthday. Satur-
day, February -, from ) to 6. for all
7 Wisconsin people and others who may
care To call.
! The Wisconsin delegation has been in
vitcd - receive for the afternoon.
The Brazilian AmhasSaoor and Mime.
da Gnma have as guests at the embassy
for several days MIR. and Mrs. Morris
Il. VClck. OF New York, the son ami
daughter in-law of Nine. da Garla.
\ romance eliminated last evening in
the marriage of Mr Richard II. Thomas.
Of Washington. and Miss Elizabeth r.
Heron, OF Elkton. Va, by Rev. S. NJ
Newman. The ceremony, which took
place at $50 n. M. in the presence OF
few friends. was followed by wedding
dinner. after which the happy couple de-
parted on Il short honeymoon. Upon their
return to Washington, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas will live at the Cavendsh.
Mrs. Champ Clark entertained at
delightful suffrage tea yesterday in
lieu OF her usual Wednesday at home.
She was assisted in receiving her
guests by Mrs John w. Kern, wife Of
the Senator from Indiana; her sister.
Mrs. A. II. Pitzer: Miss Anne Bennett
Pitzer, and by her daughter. Miss Gene
We've Champ Clark. Miss Mary john
ston. the noted author. made the prin-
cipal address.
Miss Anne Bennett PitZer. of Colo
RADIO Springs, served as answerer to
questions on suffrage propounded by
antis and reformed antis present. Gen.
three-y ear-old father of Col. John Tenn
pie Graves. the noted journalist. gave
short talk on his views OF woman
suffrage. which he ardently advocates.
Mrs. Clark then read an original
poem. selected from Honey Shuck Bal
lads" entitled Sweet Missouri. land
little Miss Suzanne Gardner. OF st.
Louis. read one she had written. en-
titled THE Seasons. Miss Brown sang
several ballads. Among the. guests
present were Mrs. Overman. wife of the
Senator from North Carolina: Mrs.
Kenyon. wife of Senator Kenyon: Mrs.
Edwin A. Sweet. Mrs. Matthew T. Scott,
Miss Oney Carstarthen. of Bowling
Green. Mo-: Mrs. Morrison Carr. of ST.
Louis: Mrs. William A. Harris. wife or
the late Senator from Kansas: Mrs.
Albert Hupp, of Kansas City. Mo-. and
Mrs. Caroline Abbott Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley were hosts
at a large dinner last night at their
residence on. Dupont Circle.
Col. and Mrs. Symonds entertained in
formally at dinner last night.
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