The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-05
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ers.
The musical programme opened at 8
o'clock with songs by Mr.. Louis Thomp-
son. the well-known tenor. Prof. Otto T.
Simon playing the Accomplishments.
Other musical and literary friends OF
Mr.. wilkins. who contributed to the
pleasure Of the occasion were Mrs. F. F.
Maxwell, lyric soprano: Miss Lucy E.
Wright, pianist: Miss Elizabeth Leckie,
mezzo soprano, Mr.. Edwin callow. read
er; Miss Sylvia Metcalf, soprano; Mr..
Eugene Walter. barytone; Mrs. z. X.
Hayes, reader. and Miss Lillian Cheno-
weth, contralto. Mr.. wilkins gave two
cello numbers and sang three numbers.
tenor solos, the last being Mother o
Nine" to his mother
Mrs. Emile Dougal-Marcon played the
Accomplishments for Mrs. Maxwell, Miss
Leckie, and Miss Metcalf. Mr.. Bagiey
played for Mr. Walter, Miss Bailey for
Miss Chenoweth. and Miss Dorothy Sny-
der for Mr.. wilkins
Following the programme the guests
enjoyed reception and were served
with sherbet and punch in the reception
parlors.
Mr. wilkins will take his mother for
a boat trip via the Potomac, Old Point
ana NOIlOlh, " GNc" NJ anu
also will take her to Atlantic City for
a weeks rest prior to her return to her
home in Nebraska.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Gunnell leave
Washington today for Atlantic City, N.
J., accompanied by Mrs. Mark Brooke
and her young daughter. Miss Halle
Brooks.
On Sunday Mrs. Mark Brooke and her
daughter will go to Cazenovia. n. Y, and
take possession Of the cottage they have
leased for the summer Capt. Brooke
will join his wife later in the season.
Mrs Thomas Robbins, wife of Capt.
Robbins, U. S. A, has sent out invita-
tons to a tea dance at their quarters at
Washington Barracks on Saturday after
noon from 1 until o'clock.
Mrs. Roscoe c. North. of Selins Grove,
Pa: Mrs. Henry X. Willard. of Pasa-
dena, Cal, and Mrs. A. Reed Hayes. OF
Lewistown, Pa, are visiting their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Southland Parker.
Mrs Carrie Buxton Cobb announces the
marriage of her daughter, Marguerite, to
Mr.. Edgar Wilmington Adams, of New
York City. the evening of June at her
home in Monroe Street
One of the pretty weddings of yester-
day took place at o'clock in the morn
ing at St. Martins Church when Miss
Theresa Krogmann, daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Clement Krogmann. and Mr.. George
A. Weschler were married.
The ceremony was performed by
Mgr Shahan. rector OF the Catholic
University, and Father Hannah. pastor
of the church. celebrated the nnptial
mass which followed.
The bride wore a gown OF white crepe
meteor trimmed with chantilly lace. ana
a cap of the lace held her long tulle
veil. A bouquet of lilies of the valley
was carried.
Miss Madeline Krogmann. the brides
young sister, was her only attendant
She were a white lingerie dress with a
large white lace hat, ana pink ribbons.
and carried a basket Of pink roses.
The ushers were Mr.. Thomas J.
Thompson Mr.. John Daily. MIR. George
A. Krogmann. and Mr.. Andrew A.
Weschler.
A reception followed at the home of
the brides parents.
Mrs. Krogmann wore a gown OF gray
voile with touches Of white, and a black
hat with white plumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Weschler, OF Mary
land, father and mother of the groom,
were present as were also the BRIDE s
and sister. and Mr.. ana
Mrs William Lamers. Of Cleveland.
Ohio. Miss Nav Perry. of Pittsburg, |
Pa: Mai. Alfred Palmer. Of Virginia;
Mrs. ]. r. Foster. Mrs. {. List. and
Miss Barnadette List, of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. weschler left later for
their wedding trip. the latter wearing a |
brown travelling costume with hat to
match. |
Much interest is being taken IN the
auction sale and tea which Will De neId |
1t the Gentlewomen's League this after |
noon. Mrs. William Jennings Bryan and |
Mrs Franklin Lane will preside at the |
tea table. Miss Dorothy Anderson, Miss |
Dasha Allen. Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss |
Dubois and Mrs. John Dunlop will assist. |
Messrs. George H. Calvert. jr., Frederick |
3. Hyde. George Minnegerode. and Carl
2akemann will act as auctioneers. Among |
he articles to be disposed Of before the |
eague moves to larger quarters are rare