The Washington herald., 1914-11-18

Secretary Of the Navy. will return to
Washington this morning from Colds
borO. n. C.. where she has been the
guest Of the secretarys mother.
Mr. Havenith. Minister Of Belgium. has
| gone TO New York for a short stay. and
is stopping at the Hotel Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Thomas Walsh will entertain with
a box party at the BelascO tonight to
see Peg O My Heart"
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. LaZerow announce
bhe engagement OF their daughter. Rose
to Mr.. B. NJ. Madden. Of Philadelphia.
The First Assistant secretary OF the
Interior and Mrs. Miller will entertain
ment to Prof. and Mrs. Bernard Moses,
or the University OF California.
a tea will be given to honor DR.. and
Mrs. Workman next Saturday. by Miss
de Graffenreid, between the hours OF
40 and 7:3O at her home, 1895 Seventeenth
street.
The legation Of the Republic of Pana-
ma has been moved to stOneIeigh. Court.
Senator Willard Salisbury. of Della
ware, has arrived at the Shoreham He
will be Joined later by Mrs. Salisbury.
The Minister from Peru, NJ Pezet,
who has been making a series of 40
dresses before the chambers Of commerce
in Erie. Detroit. Cleveland. Toledo, ana
other cities. will return to Washington
Thursday morning.
Capt. and Mrs George r. MARVEL
who have been stationed in Newport
for some time. will spend the winter In
Washington. They have taken a house
In Calvert street. Capt. MARVEL is on
duty at the Naval War College.
concert. Columbia Theater. Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Lombard. Of Trevano Cas-
tie. Lugano. Switzerland. and their
six younger children occupied two
boxes and had with them Mrs. Will
lam Jennings Bryan and her grandson.
Mrs. John w. Foster. Mrs. Robert Lam
sing and Mrs. John b. Henderson.
At the opening of the opera season in
New York on Monday night the Italian
Ambassador Conte V. Machi di CeIIere
was a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gatti Cas-
sazza in the grand tier Of boxes
Sir George Paish, eminent authority
on financial matters, who came to Amer
lea a few weeks ago. was a member of
the party entertained by Mr.. Clarence
II. Mackay in box No. D Mr. Cecil
Spring-Rice was one Of the party en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs Nicholas F.
Brady. new arrivals in the parterre row,
in box No. 10. Their guests also in
cluded Mr.. James Cox Brady and his
bride. who was Lady Victoria Perry.
daughter OF the Earl and Countess Of
Limerick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor did not
attend the performance Mrs Vanderbilt
also was absent. her box, No. 81. being
used by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Wander
bilt and their party.
Senator and Mrs. Cuiberson are spend
ing few weeks at their home in Dali
las. Tex.
Mr.. Franklin ID. Roosevelt, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, returned to ,
yesterday from Hyde Park, !
where he spent the weekend with his /,
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Butler. Of New |
York, have arrived in Washington and
are staying at the Shoreham.
Mrs. f. Nelson Fell. Of warrenton. I
Va. is spending some time at the Shore
ham.
The marriage Of Miss Marguerite How |
ard. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John !
Thomas Howard. and Herbert Nicholas !
Munhall, of Pittsburgh, was celebrated .
at II O'Clock yesterday morning at St
Patrick's Church. with nuptiaI mass !
Miss Marguerite Howard is prominent in
musical circles In Washington and thu
choir Of fifty was made up of her friends.
The church was decorated with palms
ferns. and pink roses. The Rev. Father
RiOrdan and several other priests per
formed the ceremony. The bride wore
l gown of satin. brOcaded in Brides roses
and lovers knots. made with a full
court train and garnishrd with beautiful
Did lace. pearls. and orange blossoms.
Her tullc veil was hecOminSly arranged
and she carried 4 shower bouquet of or
bids, Bride roses, and lilies of the val
ey. Her only ornaments were a dia-
nond pendant. the gift Of her mother.
and a beautiful ring. an emerald sur
'Ounded by twenty-five diamonds Mr..
gift to his bride.
The matrOns Of honor Of the bride
we're her sisters. Ms. Eugene Henry
and Mrs. Arthur Vincent
'ampbeIl of Pittsburgh. They wore
owns Of pink with large black picture
lats, and carried pink roses. Miss Ruth
emmett Duffy. Of Washington. was maid
Il honor and her gown was pink. with
,ands Of ermine. She, too. wore a
lack hat and carried pink roses. There
we're two little flower girls, Miss Annette
Armstrong. of Virginia. and Miss Helenr
frances Sheehan, of Washington. in
ainty frocks of lace with pink ribbons
nd carrying baskets of pink rose buds.
Dr. Thomas Lavelle, If Butte Mont.
-aS best man, and She lsherS were EU-
enc Henry Niedringhaus and Arthur {
-inCent Campbell. both of Pittsburgh: D. !
Justin Howard and s. Theodore How a
rd. of Washington. 4
The ceremony was followed by a small Z
eCeption at the house of the brides :
arents. 4
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Farris. of Nash :,
lille, Tenn. have arrived at the Shore :,
am to spend a short time. -
Izetta Jewel entertained two box par u
es at the +. F. Keith Theater Monday /,
,ening when she made her vaudeville u
abut in this city in Sidney NJ. Hirschs a
sketch. THE Passion Play of 4
Ir and Mrs. Christian Hemmick, the =
panish Amha ssador and Nine. Ri o
no, former Governor DOCkery, Of Mis- l
,uri who is Second Assistant POstmast- q
General. Mrs. r. NJ. Morrison, Mr.. Will t
m G. Brown. jr., Mrs. d. c. Goodwin. o
RS. Jewel-Kenney, and Mr.. Sidney NJ. V
irsCh, the author of the sketch in which r
lie is appearing here this week. n