The Washington times., 1914-04-16
ACtivitiesOf
Society

2 re going to their future nome II
o lmbia, S c. Mrs. Seegers Travelled
lng's blue popIin suit with hat OF
b. 5ame shade.
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=. John w. Falls entertained a
II neon in the Red Room of the VIII
b. today. Her guests were Mrs. G
h Fairchild. Mrs. Henry D. Clayton
! t. Elmer Black, Mrs. Wickliffe Rose
IT, Joseph W. Folk, Mrs. Austin
| < rtz. Mrs. James G. MARITIME. Mrs
| O Temple Graves, Mrs. ChsmI
r K. Mrs. Claude Swanson, Mrs. J
b.. IN TAFT. Mrs. John a Logan, Mrs
o n Tucker. Mrs. II. c. Ansley, Mrs
n les c. McChord, Mrs. Walter S
r. ley. Mrs. Theodore Shuey, Mrs
/ h mas b Dunn, Mrs. Frederick A
Pr zen, Mrs. Homer r. Stanford. Mrs
lVi lam F. Dennis. Mrs. Thomas B
b. "hinson. Mrs. Victor Kaufman
|Ir Post Wheeler. Mrs. Swift, Mrs
ON X. Shields. Mrs. Hubert Dent
|ir John E. Osborne, Mrs. Charles
F YES Matthews. Mrs. William Wheat
?, Miss Mary Temple. Miss Flora
y son. Miss Susan Biddle and Miss
po othy Dunn. The rooms were charm
nr decorated with palms and flowers
IN masses of Killarney roses and
Shte lilacs graced the table.
HIrs. Edward B. Mclean was hostess
{ a luncheon today in compliment to
irs Marshall.
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hnSfaSS at a
Q v charming luncheon today in honor
4 Miss Anna Portner and her bridal
,7--y. The guests were Miss Portner' S
Is "rs. Mrs. Lorimer Graham and Miss
! .agarde Fortner, who will be ma
r and maid of honor at her marriage
q Congressman Flood on Saturday;
~ bridesmaids. Miss Genevieve Clark,
. 5 Cornelia Clagett, baroness Marie
Miss Hanna Taylor. Miss
N0gglas Fuller and Miss Lucy Martin.
q Harry Williams, of Chicago, for
n -ly Miss Marthena Harrison, and
4 : Nathalie briggs were the only
Il itional guests.
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''ss Kate Du Bose was among those
y ertaintng at luncheon today. The
!, st Of honor was Miss Maitland Mar
. Il. Invited to meet her were the
"mbers of her wedding party, Mrs.
r. INK Phipps, Miss Mary Bane, Miss
eel Funk. Miss Ruth BIss, Miss
a Heyl. Miss Eleanor Wilson. and
- Du Bose's sister, Mrs. Luther
= ldon.
his afternoon Miss Ruth Bliss is
Ing a theater party and tea for Miss
'arshall, entertaining Miss Du Bose's
-cheon party and a few additional
-Issts.
Ir. and MIS-. Lester A. Barr will be
osts at a dance this evening.
Iiss Marguerite Barbour will enter
ain at dinner this evening. later taking
Ter guests TO the Mclean dance.
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A large attendance is expected at the
nnual dance for the benefit of the
Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
al. at Rauscher's tomorrow evening.
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Much interest is being taken in the
urn engagement Of Mary Antin. who
"a lecture on Jewish Life In the
ale: A Lesson for Americans" under
70 auspices of the Housekeepers' Al
4nce. at The Columbia Theater to-
'rrow afternoon at 40 o'clock,
Mrs. Belle Macgregor Dorset, of
orestville, Nd, who has been ill at
residence of her daughter in this
~, is Convalescent
Washington society is much interest
in the costumed recital of Merry
rles from Many Lands" by Miss
-dith NJ. Searle, assisted by George
I2rin, pianist, on Thursday morn
April 3. at the Hotel Raleigh.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Buckner Nc
,.aarty, of Falls Church. Va. announce
= engagement of their daughter,
sthleen. to Charles Everett Macken-
:. Of Havana, Cuba
The marriage of Miss Mary Edith
4wton, daughter of Mrs. Electa S.
Awton. to John Thaddeus Eiker, took
stional Church. the Rev. S. NJ. New
an officiating in the presence of a
-ge gathering of relatives and friends
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
bite charmeuse adorned with duchess
-. pearly embroidery, and clusters of
-ange blossoms. Her long tulle veil
as arranged with silver leaves and
20 bridal bouquet was a shower Of
ride roses and lilies cC the valley.
Mrs. Z. Clyde Hoge, of New York
~. who was her sisters matron of
onor. wore gold colo-ed satin and lace
nd carried Golden Gate roses. She wore
GLOW feathers in her hair.
The bridesmaids We're Hiss Deborah
,ooch, Miss Evelyn Booth, Miss Edna
homas, Miss Jean Simpson, Miss Rose
arrol. and Miss Maude E1ker, sister
the bridegroom. They wore gov ms
pale green accordion pleated chiffon
ith shadow lace bodies. They carried
'ghorn hats filled with ma;denhair
-rn and narguerites.
Little Miss Margaret Eiker. niece Of
he bridegroom, was the flower girl.
ne wore A dainty white lingerie frock
nd carried n basket OF pink rosebuds.
Earl Eiker was his brothers best man
~ the ushers were George Moore
"dge HIN, William Eiker, a brother of
- bridegroom; Harry Pearson, Ed
Yard Thomas and Arthur Eiker, d
yusin Of the bridegroom.
A reception at the home of the brides
.0ther. 1879 Eighteenth street, followed
le ceremony.