The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-01

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chosen friends. the Presidents box:
and Vice President and Mrs Marshall
also are expected to be present. Ine
hours Of the ball will be from y 10
O'Clock. The Marine Band will furnish
the music.
Mrs. Hughes Oliphant, who is spend
ing the spring season at "Rosedaie,
Cleveland Park, was at home informal
ly yesterday afternoon from until :
O'Clock at the club of the Coioniai
DANES. She was assisted by. Mrs IL.
X. Norton, Mrs. George Ruggles. MRS.
g. L.. Gillespie, Mrs. Charles Cowles
Tucker, Mrs. Fl. j. Hunt, Mrs. Bernard
Rawl. Mrs. Mary Moore. of trenton
N. j.; Mrs. Theodore Ferry. OF Con-
necticut, and Miss Sophy Casey.
A meeting OF the D. A. r. Chapters
of the District will be held in Memorial
Continental Hall for the election OF state
officers Friday, May 2. at 4:30 p. m Mem
bers of the chapters are requested TO De
present.
Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook and sister.
Miss Mayher. will give an afternoon re-
ception at the New Willard Friday, May
2, 4 to g. Assisting the hostesses Will
be Mrs. William E. Andrews, MRS Ellis
Logan, Mrs. Grace Porter Hopkins, Mrs.
William J. Cawthon, Mrs. George A.
Armes, Mrs. Olive Hancock, Mrs. Daniel
Paul. Mrs. f. Perry, Mrs. F. w. Won
Dachenhausen, Mrs. J. Floyd King. Mrs.
r. Oiney, Mrs. w. E. Dieffenderfer, Mrs.
John p. Harroll. Mrs Lyman Beecher
Thomson, Mrs. c. Albert White, Mrs.
Elma r. Saul. Mrs K. Hamilton. Miss
Lila Watts Collins, Miss Mary Huyler.
and Miss Amanda Walker. of Savannah,
Ga.
The board Of lady managers of the
Washington, Eye, Ear, and Throat Hos
pital, Iowa Circle, gave card party
yesterday afternoon in the parlors of
the hospital
Large numbers from resident and Of
fetal society attended on both occasions.
and prizes were distributed to the sue
cessful contestants.
Those in charge of tables were as fol-
lows: Whist, Mrs. Roe F'ulkerson; five
hundred, Mrs Oscar H. Coumbe and
Mrs J. C. Condrup; euchre, Mrs. M. F.
wicliffe.
Refreshments were in charge OF Mrs.
A. ]. Riley and Mrs. F. J. Rowell.
The proceeds of the entertainment win
be devoted to the hospital. which will
be formally opened for patients today.
Mrs. William Graeme Harvey enter
tanned the executive board and few OF
the members of the Women's National
Wilson and Marshall District League and
the president of the Womens Demo"
cratic Section League at a luncheon on
Monday at the Masonic Temple for the
benefit of the Confederate Home. Gov
ers were laid for ten In the center OF
. foh Ia u-aS fnr IAd xuit1
La France roses. and at each plate was
corsage bouquet of pink sweet peas
with pink chiffon.
a beautiful wedding took place yester-
day at L. O'Clock, when Miss Winifred
F.. Gooding was married to Mr.. Claude
| Benson Brown at st. Paul's Church. Rock
Creek. by Rev. Charles r. Buck. The
church was effectively decorated in palms
and lilacs During the seating of the
guests by the ushers, who were Mr.. Paul
NJ Cherry and the bridegroom's brother
Mr.. Lawrence NJ Brown, several selec-
tons were rendered by Miss Agnes R.
Parkman. The bride entered the church
with her mother, Mrs. Clarence Fisher
Gooding, and was met at the altar by
the bridegroom, and his best man, Mr.
Henry NJ. Anderson. Miss Gooding wore
| a tailored suit of white chiffon broad
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shower bouquet of white lilacs. Miss
Carrie Lee Hasting- attended the bride
as maid of honor. and Miss Alice Mason
| her cousin, of East Orange. n. j.. as
| bridesmaid. Both wore gowns of white
crepe de chine, trimmed with lace and
| sashes OF nile green, with white pic
| ture hats of lilacs. The maid of honor
| carried a basket Of purple lilacs. whilt
| the bridesmaid carried a bouquet OF
1 Al
| left later in the afternoon for Northern
| trip, and will be at home after June l. al
1865 Quincy Street Northwest.
| The second debutante of the sprinf
season will be Miss Joseph Newell
daughter of the Director of the Recla
nation Service AMI Mrs. Frederick HI
Newell, who will be presented at ties
this afternoon from until o'clock a
her home. 1923 Phelps Place.
| Miss Newell was to have made hel
debut last November. but on account o.
death in the family, it was postponed
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Atherton en-
tertained at a musicale yesterday after
noon at 4:3O o'clock at their residence il
| Sixteenth Street. The artists of the aft
| ernoon were the Misses Fuller, thre,
English girls who are guests of Mr.. AM
! Mrs. Atherton. They sang folk song:
| in costume.
Representative T. T. Ansberry of Ohit
and Mrs Ansberry sailed from New
York for Europe yesterday. They viii
spend the greater part of the time il
southern France and will return t.
Washington next October.
Mrs. w. A. Jones and Miss Anne Sey
mour Jones, wife and daughter of Rep
| resentative Jones of Virginia, sailed yes
terday from New York for France fol
an extended stay.
| A noon wedding yesterday of great in
terest to a large circle of friends wa,
| that of Miss Winifred Elliott Gooding
| daughter Of Mrs. Clarence Fisher Good
ing. and Mr.. Claude Benson Brown. TIL,
ceremony was at st. PauPs Church
Rock Creek, Rev. Charles E. Buck Off
| ciating.
The bride was attended by Miss CARR,
Lee Hastings as maid of honor, and Mis-,
Alice Mason, of East Orange, N. j., a.
bridesmaid.
The bride wore very smart costum,
of white chiffon broadcroth and a white
hat Her shower bouquet was of white
lilacs. The attendants wore white crep,
and lace and Nile green sashes. Theil
| white hats were trimmed with purple
lilacs. One carried a basket, and thu
other a bouquet of purple liacs
Mr.. Henry NJ. Anderson was best man
and Mr.. Paul M. Cherry and Mr.. Law
renee M. Brown were ushers.
After their wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs
Brown will reside at 1865 Quincy Street
where they will be at home after June /
Az the home of Mrs. Charles BOugfltOr