Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30

Miss Blanche Burrell and Miss Katherine
Clabaugh as maid of honor. The bridal
toilet was an eXquistely dainty one of
white liberty satin, the bodice trimmed with
duchess lace. An enveloping veil of tulle
was crowned with orange blossoms, and
she carried a shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley and bride roses. The maid of
honor was in white chiffon, with lace hat,
and carried a bouquet of yellow marquee
rites The bridesmaids dresses were of yell
low chiffon cloth, their lace hats being tied
under the chin with yellow ribbon and
wreathed with roses and foliage. The en-
tire effect was exceptionally becoming and
dainty. Mrs. Clabaugh wore white crepe
and point lace, and MIS-. Lamberton, the
mother OF the bridegroom, wore mauve
crepe and lace.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey were interested
spectators of the wedding ceremony, the
latter wearing a rich toilet of Nile-grcea
MORE, with cmbrOideries in crystal beads,
in shades of green. and appliques of darker
shade of velvet Her toque was purple and
green grapes and foliage
\ reception followed at the home of Jus
tice and Mrs. Clabaugh, on Mintwood place
where the hospitality offered a large circle
OF friends was of a most delightful char
acter. The rooms were flower decked in
the chosen color of the day-yellow and
white. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamberton left in the
early evening for their wedding trip, and
will go later to Schenectady n. Y, to make
their home.
The condition of Miss Mathilde Town
send, whose serious illness was noted in
The Star of Friday, has not changed the
past forty-eight hours. Miss Townsend is
suffering from an attack of appendicitis
and the necessity for an operation. which
was decided upon three days ago has not
lessened. 1t will in all probability take
place today.
Mrs. Mile Solomon announces the mar
rage of her sister, Miss Ida Lavine, to Mr
William Waters, which took place Thurs
day, April 20, 1905. The Rev. Adrian ST.
mon officiated.
The Club of the Select Thirteen gave a
bus party Easter Monday to Overlook Inn.
The day was spent In rambling through the
woods, and cameras being in use many
pretty pictures We're taken. In the party
were the Misses Wilet, Stoner Stall Fo-
ley and Hunter, the Messrs. Sanborn. Moves
! Miller, Fox, Hammond, Forrest and Smith
The invited guests were the Misses Stranor
and Pole and Messrs. Lewis and Gillian
Commander and Mrs. winslow entertain
ed at large dinner last night.
Baron and Baroness Bussche will give a
dinner Monday night.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins will give a din
ner IN honor of Vice Admiral Lord Charles
BereSford of the British navy next Friday
night.
The wedding of Miss Daisy Wilson and
Mr.. Ernest Howe will take place Wednes-
day, June I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. GRAY. accom-
panied by their niece, Miss Marion Blake.
sailed for England last Wednesday on the
Baltic Miss Marion Blake will remain
abroad for a long period to complete her
studies.
Inc announcement is made of the en-
gasement OF Miss 1nez Gautier daughter
or MT. and Mrs. Samuel Gautier of New
Ia nnd M,
formerly of this city, but now residing in
New orleans. The wedding will take place
about the first of June.
Mrs. Fl. Clay Browning is spending the
Easter season at Atlantic City. From there
she VIII go to Greenwich, Conn., to a house
party given by Mrs. Elwood w. Russell Of
New york at her summer home Mrs.
browning will visit New York and Philadel-
phla before returning home.
The M. M. Sorority of st. Cecelia's Acad-
envy entertained the graduates and senior
class last evening at a card party. A nm
sicai program was rendered by Misses M
simpson, U. LIE Cain, N. Maloney, B. JEFF
fords and V. CARED Refreshments FOL
lowed. The table was prettily decorated
with MOWERS and the sorority colors Among
Ihose present We're the Misses A. O'Sulliyan
l. BoWes, X. McAllister, M Maloney. M
Maloney, N. LIE Cain. E. Frank, M. Simpson
Bresnahan, B. Jeffords, " CARED. II
Harding. M. e. Hughes, K. Waters, e. Bott
and e. Glen.
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