Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
TOURS BEGIN TO
CLAIM THEIR voTARIEs.
A Meeting in the British Embassy
Ball Room-off to Europe
Personal Notes.

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt have
already welcomed home their sons Theo-
dore, ir.. and Kermit for their Easter vaca-
ton, part of which after the departure
of the President will be spent aboard the
Mayfiower on a river cruise with Mrs.
Roosevelt.
The Attorney General and family are
home again. although Mrs. Knox contem-
plates short stay in New York this week
OH a shopping tour.
Mrs. Cortelyou and Miss Kinds had a de-
lightful day yesterday in Philadelphia with
their friends. Rev. and Mrs Faye Walker.
The pleasure of shopping tour was not
neglected. either. their hostess being their
escort around the big shops during the late
afternoon.
Representative and Mrs. Morren sailed
yesterday for Europe. The latter is much
improved in health. but goes abroad to take
cure" at a continental resort. Repre-
sentative Morrell will return after COM
fortably establishing his wife, but Will go
to Europe again later in the summer TO
escort her home Mrs. Morrell has been
here at>long intervals the past winter. but
only made short stays and took no part
in social life. her mother-in-law having
been the guest Of her husband most OF the
gay season.
Miss Foraker will be a bridesmaid April
IA at St. Paul's Church. Chestnut Hill. for
her friend. Miss Adeline Coleman Potter,
daughter of the former ambassador to
Italy. Mr.. William Potter. The groom
elect is Mr.. Joseph Walker Wear of St.
Louis. The bride will have nine attend
ants.
The Hon. Emily kinnard of England and
Miss Edge. fellow of the Bombay Univer-
sity, will speak at the British embassy
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. Their
topic will be THE Supreme Need of the
public, but by invitation The Invitations
have been issued by the committee in
charge of the meeting. The number is of
necessity limited by the size of the ball
room of the British embassy.
The marriage of Miss Sylvia Nordlin-
ger. daughter of Mrs. Wolf Nordlinger,
and Mr.. Rudolph A. Behrend took place
last night at Rauscher's. Both the ball
room and reception suite were prOfusely
adorned with flowers and plants. The
ushers were Messrs. Isaac, Edgar, Moses
and Melvin Behrend and DR.. Edwin Behr-
end. Mr.. Nusbaum of Pottsburg w. Va;
Augustus and Tyler Nordlinger, Joseph
Dryfus, Harry Hahn and Sidney Strauss.
The bride came in with her brother Mr..
Benjamin Nordlinger, and was beautifully
gowned in white liberty satin, trimmed in
point lace and chiffon. A veil of tulle, a
wreath OF orange blossoms and bouquet
of lilies Of the valley completed her be-
coming toilet. Miss Caroline Nordlinger,
in white lace and carrying violets, at
tended her sister. Mrs. Nordlinger wore
black MORE and point, and Mrs. Behrend
black lace. Rev. Louis Stern performed
the ceremony. Later the company sat at
wedding supper served at small tables,
and the evening concluded with dancing.
after the departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Behr-
end for their wedding trip to Atlantic
City. They will reside in this city.
Mrs. John L. vogt entertained at her
home Tuesday evening the members of ner
club. Among those present were: Mrs. 8.
Aman, Mrs. William Aman, Mrs. ": T.
Grethen of Goodrich. N. D.; Mrs. Mamye
Held. Mrs. Will Hettinger Mrs. Pauline
Vogt, the Misses Helena Egloff and Mamye
Reh. Messrs. A. Varela and Clifford L.
Vogt and Mr. and Mrs. c. Martin Brand.
Miss Ruth Donaldson of Youngstown,
Ohio, who has been visiting Miss Edith A.
Summers, T2O 18th street for three weeks,
returned home today.
Mrs Charles w. Pierce and Miss Pierce
will be at home at the Portner Friday, from
8 to O'Clock, in honor of their house guest,
Mrs. Brenton H. Bradley of Lucknow,
India, whose life and experiences in The
far east have been of such a unique and
interesting character Mrs. J. Ellen Fos-
ter, who has recently returned from a
northern tour, will also receive with Mrs.
and Miss Pierce.
Miss Harriet Thyson left today for AT
lantic City, Phila delphia and Baltimore.
where she will visit Miss Letcher, who will
accompany her back here.
Mrs J. Schiffman, 1862 Harvard street
has discontinued her Fridays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koven enter
tanned at a musicale last night
Senator and Mrs. Depew have gone to
New York and will spend the Easter ioi-
days at Biltmore with Mr.. and Mrs Van
derbilt.
Senator and Mrs. Alger are going out to
California in May and have invited several
personal friends to go with them.
Miss Lena Alice Hillebrant and Mr.. John
Louis Heiser Of Kingston, N. Y, were mar
ried yesterday at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Hillebrant
by Rev. Mr.. Devries of st. Marks The
bride was gowned in white silk and carried
a shower bouquet of roses. After the we'd
ding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Heiser went to
Old Point for short stay.
Misses Edna and Flora Dewitt of New
York city are visiting friends in this city.