The Washington herald., 1915-04-06
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and wore a corsage bouquet of pink or.
chids. Mrs. James NJ. Gudger. wife o:
Representative Gudger. of North Caro-
INA. and mother OF the bridegroom. wore
pink embroidered crepe over blue and a
violet picture hat trimmed with orchids
Mrs. Langley. sister Of Paymaster Gud
ger. was gowned in pink embroidered
crepe and wore a garden hat of white
chiffon.
Paymaster Gudger and his bride will
be at home at l75i h street after June /
News has just reached washington OF
the marriage Of Miss Mary Marshall and
Mr.. Joseph T. Duffee in New Brunswick
n. j., on Sunday. April l.
Although a native of New York. having
spent but few months In Washington
Miss Marshall is well known as the
woman's page editor of The Washington
Herald. She is a graduate OF Barnard
College and has achieved some distinc-
ton as a magazine writer.
Mr.. Duffee is also from New York.
where he has been connected with a
large press association for some years
He Is assistant treasurer of The Wash
ington Herald Company and Is Office
manager for The Herald.
ihcy Will iiidhe tleiE Hoile III W ASH
ington.
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs
Daniels were the guests of honor last
evening at a dinner which Capt. and Mrs.
Edward w. Eberle gave at the navy yard
before the Woman's Army and Navy
Keller ball in the sail loft of the navy
yard. The other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lansing. Paymaster General
Samuel MCGOWAN, Mrs. Francois Berger
Moran. Capt. and Mrs. j. j. Knapp. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Gheen. MIR. Charles Noble
Gregory, Mrs. Sheldon Evans. Miss Mil
dred North. the house guestsof Capt and
Mrs. Eberle. and Mr.. Randolph Eberle.
The Misses Breckinridge, daughters
or Gen. Joseph c. Breckenridge. U. s. A.,
were hostesses at charming luncheon
yesterday at the Chevy Chase Club in
honor OF Mrs. Edward Barney, of
Jamestown. Va. who is their guest. The
guests. thirty-six in number. were seat
I'd at large table attractively deco
rated with violets and pink carnations.
number of young girls were asked
10 meet Miss Dorothy Paine, Of Bos-
ION. who with her mother. Mrs. Robert
Treat Paine. is spending the Easter
season in Washington.
Mr.. Frank B. Kellogg, OF St. Paul,
Ninn.. who has been spending the
Easter holidays at Hot Springs. Va, re-
urned to Washington yesterday and is
'taying at the New Willard.
Col. and Mrs. John Temple Graves
at a tea-dance yesterday
afternoon at their residence in Q street
n honor of the members of the Prince
on Musical Clubs. Receiving with Mrs.
raves were Mrs. Lindley NJ. Garrison
nd Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Mrs. James
T. Mann and Mrs. John X. Shields pre-
fded over the tea table. and others
were Mis- Janet Cowan, Miss
Helen McCumber. Miss Dorothy Shuey
nd Miss Ethel Rose
Former Representative Martin w.
.ittleton and Mrs. Littleton. of New
ork City, arrived at the New Willard
esterday for a stay of some length.
Mrs. ]. II. Rowen and Miss Florence
owen. Of Ann Arbor. Mich. are spend
lg the Easter holiday at the Ebbitt.
An interesting social event Of yester-
ay afternoon was the tea-dance and
ard party given at Rauscher's for the
enefit of the Homeopathic Hospital.
he ballroom was attractively decorated
18th quantities of dogwood. palms and
outhern smilax. At the tea tables were
lrs. Elkins. Mrs. Bishop. Mrs Simpson.
frs. Ralph Thomas. Mrs. Sturtevant.
lrs. Lockwood and Mrs. McClintock.
Exhibition dances in costume in addition
D the general dancing were a feature of
ne afternoon. Miss Edith Spofford and
lr. Wilbur Stutz did the fox trot, show
Is some new steps. and Miss Minnie
axton and Raymond Hawn gave the
rinoline polka. made popular in New
ork this season by Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
astle. Among the young girls who as
sted We're Miss Ogden Jones. Miss
rancise Williams. Miss Beatrice Clover.
liss Helena Elliott. Miss Constance
ardner. Miss Cora Barry. Miss Eliza
eth Harding. Miss Eleona Morgan. Miss
ebekah Wilmer. Miss Dorothy Thacher,
Iiss Katherine McClintock. Miss Ruth
ester. Miss Ruth Patterson. Miss Mar
aret Douglas, Miss Lillian Hendricks
nd Miss Maxwell Church.
Among the guests were large number
young people who are spending the
aster holidays in town.
Among the distinguished visitors who
ewed the exhibition of the paintings Of
iss Mary Helen Carlisle. OF England. at
lie Moore's Gallery yesterday were Lady
prng-Rice. Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs.
ichard Townsend. the charge d'affaires
Persia, Mira Al; Kuli Khan: Mrs.
arl Vrooman. Miss Amy Townsend.
RS Rollin Morse. the Danish Minister.
r. Brun; Mrs. Lamar and Mrs. Henry
erkins.
Miss Carlisle will be the recipient OF
UGH attention during her visit in Wash
gton. Her pictures depict scenes from
vely gardens in the British Isles and
I'VE won a great deal of admiration In
e art world.
Mrs. George Draper and Miss Draper.
Boston, who are spending some time
the Shoreham, entertained at a beau
'ul luncheon In the rose room yester-
", when their guests were Miss Julia
hitting. Miss Frances Traver. Miss
over. Miss Hinckley. Miss Hoar, Miss
Inner, and Miss Porter.
The marriage of Miss Leonora Rivero.
lighter OF the Cuban Minister to Italy
d Nine. Antonio Martin Rivero, and
=. Oliver Owen Kuhn took place yes
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
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