THE WASHINGTON TillER WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12 19064

IN CIRCLE OF SOCIETYI THEMiss Barnes Is MarriedTo Lieut M Brooke U S A

Groom Stationed inCuba Where He Will

Take His Bride-

St Church wa thescene today at noun of ihe mrriHgeof Mine Marie Fauntleroy Barnesdaughter of Mrs Gunnell wife of DrF M Gunaelt U S N to Lleut MarkBrooke U S A The church wastastefully decorated with palms andrtd bloasoflu presenting an attractivebackground for the brlliiant militaryxniforms of the men and the prettywhite gowns of the women of the1rJdal party

Miss Barnes entered the church withher stepfather Z r Gunnel who gaveher in Her sown was ofheavy white duchess satin made prin-CfSB with the entire treat panel ofcloth of the bodice trimmed withold family lace Her long veilof tulle and fell to the hem of thetrain and she carried shower bouquet-

of Bride roses and lilies of the valleyMIsS Florence Conrad attended the

bride as maid of honor and wore ahandsome empire gown of white laceover a foundation of chiffon tulle andllk with large white felt picture hat

effectively trimmed with long whiteplumes falling gracefully over the sidefind caught with one large white roseHer bouquet as were the bridemaidswas a huge shower of red roeee

Mrs Eugene Hondloy MrS Andrew YBradley Miss Louise Chase Miss HesterShepard Miss Marie Brooke cousin ofthe bridegroom and Miss Evelyn Chewwere the brides other attendants Theyeach wore a dainty qf whiteradium silk with large picturehats of felt trimmed with wreaths ofwhite roses and long streamers of whiteznallne tied in pretty bows at the leftside and each carried showers of redroses

lieutenant Brooke met the bride andher party at the altar with his bestman Lieut Elliott Dent and the

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land Cotton Smith reeto of St JohnsThe ushers who seated the guests and

preceded the bride and her attendants tothe chancel were Lieut Henry W Torney LJeut Thomas Robins Lieut Theoaore Dillon Lieut Henry Robert LieutMcArthur and Paymaster MacGowan

After the ceremony at the church areception and breakfast were held in thehome of the brides parents in Twentieth street for the bridal party and afew personal friends Mrs Gunnell re-ceived the gutwta in a handsome toiletteof black crepe de chine over violet silk

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Miss Ettnor Morton Hoyt daughterof Solicitor General and Mr Henry MHoyt and Philip Hlchborn mar-

ried today by Rev Henry YatesSatterlee bishop of Washington in thehome of the bridex parents The entirelower floor of the house prettilydecorated with white chrysanthemumsanti and palms

Mr Hoyt his daughter In marridge Her sown wa of white satinelaborately trimmed with real old tam

I lace and worn with a loam veil ofreil lace Her bouquet was an immensehower of llllea of the valley

Miss Con tance Hoyt the brides sis-

ter was her maid of honor and worea dainty frock of yellow chiffon with awhIte lace hat trimmed nith tiny rosebuds and carried a bouquet of violetsH nry M Hoyt Jr the brides brotherwas the best man for Mr Hichborn

Mrs Hoyt the brides mother wore arich empire gown of blue brocaded satinwith touches of palm velvet and oldfamily lace on the bodice

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and a violet velvet toque At th housethe decorations were in the same colora those of the church red rome palmsand ferns

Lieutenant and Mrs Brooke leftWashington later In the afternoon rorthe bridal trip Mrs Brooko wearing abecoming tailored suit of brown a

brown hat and sable furs lieu-tenant Brooke will take his bride toCuba where he is now stationed

The bride of today made her debut InWashington society two ndhas since been an acknowledgedleader in her s t and an especiallyprominent figure in the sixty couplecotillons each winter

Since the announcement of her en-gagement Miss names has been one ofthe most extensively entertained brideselect of season Almost every dayof the week preceding tne weddingbridal party were the guests of honor atone or more functions which were sup-plemented by the brides

to the bridesmaids at whichshe each of them with ahandsome gold set with a rubyYesterday Lieutenant Brookes lastsupper took place at the Willard

Mrs Elliott wife of Brigadier General Elliott U S M C entertained atluncheon today in compliment to MrsBonaparte wife of the of the

who is spending the remainder-of tie week in Washington To meetMrs Bonaparte were Mrs Tuft wife ofthe of War Mrs M tcalfwife of the Secretary of Commerce andLabor Mrs Galltnger Mrs Martinwife of Senator Martin of VirginiaMrs Weeks wife of RepresentativeWeeks of Massachusetts Mrs Mc

wife of Major McCawley MrsMagruder Mrs Simpson Mrs Carr

Chester and Miss WoodhuilMrs was hostess yesterday

afternoon at tea in her home Calumetolace in honor of Lawton AndMrs Liscum who are spending a fewdays In Washington

The house was decorated with whiteand yellow chrysanthemums and MrsLogan wore a handsome uwn of blncksatin with effective touches of laven-der OR the bodice Mrs Tucker whoassisted her mother in receiving worea gown of white chiffon trimmed Inblack and wore pearl ornaments MrsLawtons gown wa i of white chlftonand Mrs Liscum wore a crepe de chinegown of white

Mrs Hatneld Miss HatHeld MrsHumphrey Miss Humphrey Mrs

F Elliott Mrs Gheen and MISSGheen Mrs Dodge and Miss JulietteWilliams assisted in doing the honorsof the afternoon

Mrs Logans home has been closedfor some time on account of mourningand yesterday was the first opportunity-a number of Mrs I gans friends ofrepresentative army and navy circleshave had to avail themselves of herhospitality

The Vice President and Mrs Fair-banks were the guests of honor of Mrand Mrs John W Foster last night atdinner

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ORCHESTRA DIVIDES HONORS

WITH ALEX PETSCHNIKOFF

The Philadelphia Orchestra under theleadership of Fritz Scheel AlexanderPttschnikoff the Russian violinist assoloist exercised an attraction whicheven so powerful a magnet as MmeBchumannHeink as counterattractioncould not overcome So It was that theBelasco Theater yesterday afternoonwas filled with a most attentive andcritical audience The organisation under Mr Scheel is justly accountedamong the leading organizations of itskind in this country It yields the palmto none IP masterly execution orcialy intelligence Its work bears theunmistakable stamp of profound studyand inspired leadership

The program yesterday was interest-ing throughout Devoted entirely to theexploitation of modern composers itproved thoroughly engaging by reasonof the temperamental distinction thatcharacterized its numbers Of the threepurely orcheatil selections the nrst oneDvoraks New World symphony wasthe most Important

The symphony was followed by theapptarance of an artistjounj though he is who is easily thel ter of great modern masters of theviolin He has chosen for his offeringthe immensely concerto ofTchalkowsky in D major and played-it with masterful virtuosity Ills toneis full and round his execution brilliant-to a degree and his entire performancetears the stamp of

The other numbers for the orchestrawere Cesar Frarcks symphonic poemRedemption and GriegsDance

Pupils PresentedAt Piano RecitalT-

he first recital of the pupils of theVirgil Clavier Piano School of Wash-ington Miss Georgia B Miller directorwas given Monday evening tit the studioof Miss Miller on F street recitalwas postponed several times owing to the

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their bridal journey Mrs Hiohbornstraveling gown was of dark gray witha large black velvet hat trimmed withplumes and white roeee After their return from their wedding trip Mr and

Hichborn will reside in

Another wedding of interest will bethat tonight ef Saidee VIne Luttrell the youngest daughter of the lateCaptain Luttrell of Washington to Albert Howard Cousins of Boston Thewedding will take place In St Johns

Miss Luttrell will be her slaters maidof honor and the other attendants wiltbe Miss Davis Miss Sue Young MissHammond Miss Draper Miss StrauseSt Louis

Ernest B Ryerson of Boston will bebest man and the ushers will be Andrew B Duvall Charles A BarnardFrancis Hawes H H Hibbard Howell

i of New York After the cere-mony a reception for the bridal partyand relatives wilt be held

Mitts Jessie Steele niece of Mr andMrs Arthur Addison of Q street willmake her debut tonight at a dance inher honor at Rauachera

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unfinished condition of the building afterthe fire of last month The pupils wereMiss Jessie Sams formerly of SpokaneWash now of this city and Miss Kath-arine May Brooks Mrs Sallie BradleyMcDuffle soprano resisted Miss Samsa gifted young players gave a group ofMcDowells piano numbers including

Ungarisch Shadow Dance andValclk by J Mokrejs Miss Sams

plays with brilliance and a perfect senseof rhythm Her technique and phras-ing for a young student are both re-markable She ha swift supple fingersloose wrists and an assured warm toneand made an emphatic success

Miss Brooks numbers were Beeth

Eccosaise Valse in C sharp minorDvoraks Humoreke and Schumanns Varum and Grlllen a groupof numbers which would test an olderand more experienced artist She show-ed much versatility In style althoughher work was more artistic thanthe brilliant numbers Her legato wasdelightful and her interpretations showmuch temperament and artistic finishFQr a very pronounced encore shean exquisite rendering of Chopins littie Prelude No 7

Mrs McDtiffle sang Schuberts Whois Sylvia Mrs Beachs Spring andseveral other songs at the close of theprogram She has even clean tonesphrases delightfully and has good

enunciation is excellentShe was induced to sing by special request La Paloma a song of muchprominence seme years ago and whichshe sang with much piquance playingher own accompaniment Her othersongs were accompanied by Miss Normawith skill and sympathy

Delightful RecitalMadame Ernestine SchumannHelnk

the great operatic contralto was heardin song recital yesterday afternoon Inthe National Theater for the first timein several seasons here The enterprising Mount Vernon Seminary Society

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The British Ambassador and LadyPurand with their daughter Missrand will leave Washington on Decem-ber S3 and will sail the following dayfor England Almost every day nowholds some notable affair given in theirhonor

Mr and Mrs H A Grant ofthe British embassy staff who maketheir home at 1809 Twentysecond streetentertained last night at dinner withthe Minister from The Netherlands andMme van Swinderen the Naval Attache-of the French Embassy and Mme deBlanpre Miss Thomas of BaltimoreMiss Norris Miss Durand M de Slebert Mr Higgins and Viscount deChombrun as their guests

Herr Rsdowltz the newly appointedsecretary of the German embassy ar-

rived in Washington yesterday after-noon Herr Radowitz is the son of theGerman ambseador to Spain and wasformerly an attache of the embassythere

Mrs Bonaparte wife of the Secretaryof the Navy arrived in Washington yes-

terday from country place nearBaltimore to attend Mrs Roosevelts

cabinet meeting at the White HouseMrs Bonaparte will remain at herapartment in the Portland until Satur-day

Miss Marguretta Symons daughter ofCol and Mrs Thomas W Symons ofLafayette Square was hostess last

a delightful informal dinner partyfor young people Miss Symona guestswere Miss Frederica Morgan MissKatherine Jennings Miss Barry MissEsther Denny Frank Poe Dan Duncan Mr Wilson Mr Reyburn CaptainCosby and Lieutenant MacArthur-

Mr and Mrs L S Sehoenthal will beat home at W Westminster street Sun-day from S to 10 p m in honor of thefifth anniversary of their wedding

Young son of Mr and MrsS Young gave a delightful danceand banquet last night at Dyers

The dancing hall was dpalms and roses and dancing was on

entered the dining hall where

colors of brown and white After partaking of dinner at the table tastefullydecorated in roses and silver and can-delabra with pink shades Phil Hermanwho acted as toastmaster presented thehost with a handsome diamond inthe name of the Phoenix Club Theyoung ladies gift to Mr Young was ashaving stand The host made a speechof thanks Those present were MissMaude Biter Miss Camille Herman MisIrene Somers Miss Leona Young MissFlora Bernhelmer MissMiss Natallie Mayer Miss Flora Gans

Hilda Frank Miss Meryl Goldsmith Miss Leona Stern Miss SadieICiseman Miss Mae Hirsh Miss EstellaHand Miss Selma Greenapple Miss Mae

Julia Ott Miss Freda WellMiss Eleanor Loeb Miss Hortense Sondhelmer and Abram L Newmyer MiltonKronhelmer Phil Herman Sydney

Pretxfelder Myer Loeb Herbert Gug-Kenhelm Milford Stern Leo Fishel Syd-ney Bellinger Clarence Greener BertCohen Percy Hirsh Nathan Frank ofBaltimore Phil KronhelmerBehrend Nathan Well Irvin Sondheimer Maury Herman and Howard Sigmund

to Secure Funds forEstablishing a Central

Directory

Washington nurses who are directlyInterested in the Graduate Nurses As-sociation held a bazaar yesterday In theVictoria apartment house when morethan aw was added to the fund for theestablishment of the central directoryAttractive booths filled with Christmasnovelties were arranged In one of theparlors and from early in the after-noon until 10 oclock in the evening thesales continued

Miss Warner was In charge of thobazaar and her principal assistantswere Miss Taylor of Homeopathic Hos-pital Miss Pudseway of Providenceranquary ot the Children HospitalEach of these graduate nurses had anumber of assistants Miss Griffith andMiss Jacho as Mrs WIggs and LoveyMary respectively did much to bringgenerous patronage to the attractiveCabbage Patch

which supports the free kindergarten-was responsible for bringing this treatto the music lovers of WashingtonMadame SchumannHalnk was In splen-did voice and has not been heard tosuch an advantage for some time

It would be difficult to distinguish inwhich of the songs the great singer wasat her best for all were given theirproper interpretation and the mostartistic finish with groat warmth oftemperament and tone color

The organlike tones of Madame SchumannHelnks voice are well suited tothe majestic music of Beethoven andher rendition of the Neue Liebe NeuesLeben was most beautiful Schumanns song cycle of eight songsFrauenliebe und Leben was anothermasterpiece of Interpretation and artis

tic finishThe audience was enthusiastic to a

degree Miss Helen Schaul who accom-panied on the piano did splendid workand showed herself to be an artist equalIn her line to the star

The concert was for tho benefitof the free kindergarten In South Washington for which the young ladles realized a handsome sum

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PHILADELPHIA Dec IS Sir Thomas Lipton is to wed Miss JanePhiladelphia heiress who is known astho girl skipper according to Insist-ent joclety report

Sir Thomas spent much of his timewhile lere visiting at the home of

of theUnited Gas Improvement Company TheIrish paid constant court to MissMorgan society says

Morgan has a skippers licenseand oftentimes manages her fathersyacht the Wauturus

Leader Leaves HomeWith Roller Skating

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disappeared from her home On the dayMrs Basaatt left home Edward Walters

instructor in roller skating alsoleaving a wife and two small

children The story of the roller sKateromance became known Unlay

Mrs Bassett left her after astormy scene with her husband in which-It is the name of Walters wasfrequently mentioned Mrs Basett wasa devotee of roller skating and spentmany hours at the rink wherewas an instructorany trace of either Mrs Bassett or Wal-ters

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