The Washington herald., 1913-01-19

Gushing. Henry McRee, Howard Logan.
and Kenneth Edwards, all Of Chicago.
Following the wedding ceremony In the
church, a large reception was held IN
the Vandergrift home, in Eighteenth
Street The house was decorated with
quantities of Southern smilax and roses.
In the drawing-room an archway had
been formed OF smilax and pink sweet
peas. under which the bridal party stood.
The mantels were banked with ferns and
pink blossoms. and in the library palms
and clusters of American Beauty ana
Richmond roses were used, while the
dining-room had been transformed with
ferns and quantities of white hlacs, yell
low roses. and green orchids.
Mrs. Vandergrift, mother OF the bride,
received the guests in a gown of blue
brocaded velvet. with a blue hat trimmed
in plumes and Mrs. J. w. Garrett. Of La
Crosse, Wis, mother of the bridegroom,
who also was present. wore black char
meuse, with a black picture hat trimmed
with plumes. Miss Young, also of La
Crosse, a cousin of the bridegroom. wore
an imported gown of shaded green satin,
with a large black hat Mrs. Newton
Perry, of Chicago. wife of the best man,
wore a green gown, with hat of the
same shade.
After a reception. Mr.. Garrett and his
bride left Washington for a wedding
trip and their future home In Chicago.
! The bride travelled in a handsome French
suit of dark blue cloth. with a small.
round fur cap OF fox, and she also wore
blue fox mum and stole.
Miss Nettie Lovica White entertained
at small suffrage tea on Thursday at
her apartment at the Cairo. Among her
guests were Mrs. Champ Clark, Mrs.
Harvey W. Wiley, Mrs. Cuno H. Ru-
dolph. Mrs. Dubois. Mrs. Nellie Mathes
Harne. Of Boston, and Mrs. Swift.
Commissioner and Mrs, Fred bennett
entertained a number of the debutantes
at small informal dance at their home
on o Street, last evening in compliment
| TO Miss Dorothy Shuey and Miss Bar
| bara Stephens. daughter OF Representa-
tive Stephens OF California. The decora-
| tions were in the spring flowers.
Mrs. Dennett was assisted in receiving
her guests by her young school girl
daughter. Miss Dorothy bennett.
The guests were Miss Dorothy Shuey,
Miss Barbara Stephens. Miss Fletcher.
daughter OF Senator Fletcher: Miss Nc
Cumber. daughter of Senator McCumber;
Miss Williams, daughter Of Senator Will
Jams: Miss Chamberlain. daughter of
| senator Chamberlain: Miss Needham.
daughter of Representative Needham;
| Miss Macon. daughter OF Representative
| Macon: Miss Menry. daughter of Repre-
! sentative Henry: Miss Brown, niece of
Representative Russell: Miss johnson.
\ daughter Of Representative Johnson: Miss
| Hayes, daughter of Representative
| Hayes; Miss Pujo. daughter OF Repre-
sentative Pujo: Miss Lloyd, daughter OF
| Representative Lloyd: Miss Shackleford.
| daughter of Representative Shackleford:
Miss Hardy. daughter Of Representative
| Hardy: Miss Karney. Miss Burnham,
! Miss Dorothy bennett. Mr.. Henri Mar
tin. consul general to Montreal; Mr.. W.
| Y Johannessen. first secretary of the
Norwegian legation: Mr.. Frank Bering
| Mr.. Douglass Bullock. Mr.. Bowman, Mr.
r. Miles Norris. Mr. Hunt. Mr.. Trimble
Mr.. NJ. Marion Baker. Mr.. woodston
MIR. John Murphy, Mr.. LayIin. Mr.
Chamberlain, Mr.. Alexander. Mr. Smith
Mr.. Adam Kimble. Mr.. Ban, Mr.. New
ton.
Assisting in the dining room were Mrs
Shuey and Mrs. Stephens. mothers of tho
complimented guests, and Mrs. Juliu.
Kahn. wife OF Representative Kahn oi
California
Mrs. Montgomery e. Danforth. Of tht
| Portsmouth. will be at home to hei
friends on Wednesday. January %.
Mrs. Danforth will have as her house
guest Miss Mable Irwin, of Snow
Hill Md.
Mrs John A. Logan has sent out cards
for a reception in honor Of Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott on Thursday afternoon
January 30. from I until o'clock. al
Calumet Place. Thirteenth and Cliftor
Streets. Calumet Place. which is one o
the interesting show places of Washing
ton. was the home Of Mrs. Logan fol
many years during the lifetime OF Gen
Logan. but she has not occupied il re
Gently At present IT is closed, but viii
be opened for this reception.
Mr. Charles I. Inman. OF Chicago, wht
is one OF the Out-of-town guests for th'
Vandergrift-Garrett wedding. entertain
ed at i beautiful luncheon yesterday a
the Shoreham for the wedding party.
The table was decorated with pinl
roses and the candles had rose shades
| Mrs George Summerlin chaperoned tn
| rarty, and the guests included Mis-
; Marion Leutze. Miss Esther Denney
Miss Caryl Crawford. Miss Mersman
MISS Frances Sullivan. Mr.. Newton Perry
Mr.. Francis Hardy. MIR. Charles Gushing
Mr.. Henry McRee. Mr.. Howard Logan
and Mr.. Kenneth Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judas Sears. jr., of Bos
! ton. the latter formerly Miss Catherine
Cameron, who have been the guests TO
the mast week Of the Secretary of tn
Navy and Mrs. Meyer. have gone to tn
Shoreham.
Mrs. Nelson Bigelow. of Boston. ha
arrived in Washington and Is stopping
at the Shoreham.
Mr.. Hannis Taylor gave a reception
last night at his residence in honor o
4 his friend and schoolmate. Senator Hok
smith Of Georgia. The guests invited L
meet Senator Smith were Senator
Ashurst, Bacon, Bailey. Bankhead
Borah, Bradley, Bryan, Burton. Cham
berlain, Chiffon. Clarke Of Arkansas
Clark of Wyoming. Clapp. Culberson
Fletcher. Foster, Gore, Hitchcock, John
ston, Kern. La Toilette. Lea. Lodge
Martin, MARITIME. Myers, Newlands
| O,Gorman, Overman, owen, Percy, Pom
creme, Reed. Root, Shively. Simmons
Smith of Arizona. Smith of Michigan
stone, Swanson, Thornton, Tillman, VIII
Jams, and Representatives Ayers, Black
mon, Burnett, Clayton. Dent, Flood
| Fitzgerald. Henry, Hamill. Hefiin, Hob
son. James, Richardson, Slayden, Small
Sheppard, Taylor, Underwood Rear Ad
miral Andrews, Mr.. Ira W. Bennett, Mr.
Charles Henry Butler. Hon. William L
Chandler, Hon. William L. Chambers
Mr.. Cryder, Mr.. John Joy Edison. Mr.
| Charles c. Glover, Col. George Harvey
Hon II. A. Herbert. Mr.. George II. How
| ard Mr. Walter Stilson Hutchins DIR