Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07

present Lieut.. Col. Echols was best man
and Chaplain Pierce officiated. The couple
will go to housekeeping in the fall.
Mrs. cortelyou and children spent the
Fourth with the Presidents family at
Oyster Bay, making the trip by an auto
mobile from Hampstead.
Representative and Mrs. Lonsworth
have started west on their way to the
Yellowstone Park. and have also in con-
temptation stay in Honolulu for their
summer pleasure
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes left Wash
ington yesterday for Poland Spring, Me,
where they will stay during the summer.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey left Yesterday
for New York, on their way to Richfield
Springs for the summer.
AS safe recepta Gle for the wedding ring
where there is desire to do away with
the satin cushion. western brides have their
small attendants carry the glistening gold
circle In a Gala lily.
At recent wedding where Anna
Laurie" was softly heard throughout the
| ceremony. the brides tulle veil was the
same worn by four other brides in her
| family circle. and was In use thirty-two
| years
Mrs. Henrietta Collier of 1920 9Th street
| northwest has gone to Atlantic City for a
short stay
| Mrs John E. Reyburn. wife of Mayor
| Reyburn of Philadelphia. was presented
at a court held by the King and Queen OF
| England at Buckingham palace last night
| Mrs. Reyburn's dress was of white chif-
fon and velvet embroidered with seed
pearls and dull gold, and the train was OF
net lined with satin worked in gold. Her
| Jewels were pearls. Other Americans pre-
sented were Mrs. Crawford Hill, who wore
white SATIN embroidered with diamonds,
train nf odd
brocaded with gold Her ornaments were
| pearl and diamond collar with lace, a
string of pearls and tiara OF diamonds
with pear-shaped pearls.
Mrs Willard of New Jersey wore a
princess dress of gray satin. very severely
made and fastened with old paste buttons.
| Her train was gray chiffon. AS Is her habit
| she displayed no jewels her sister MISS
Hatch, wore cream Liberty satin, with
| jeweled trimming and train OF old lace
| lined with cloth of gold and pailletted net
Miss Helen Alexander of New York wore
white tulle applique with Louis XIV de
sign in white satin edged with folds or
tuIIe relieved on the bodice by touches of
cloth of silver. The train was white chill
| fon yelled with tule Diamonds and
| bunch of lilies rested on one corner She
| also carried some lilies and wore necklace
! of pearls
Jus, VIVA, can be expected when wealthy
relations make UP their mind not to let
| one another have all the glory of gift max
| ing was well exemplified lately at 81.
| Louis wedding. when the newly married
couple had for purposes of personal econ
| orny decided to dispense with an extensive
| wedding journey. grandmother on the
| brides side of the house heard OF the
Dronosed plan and outwitted it by hav-
| ing long distance telephone arrangements
| made with half dozen or more high
priced hotels in Me-: York and othcr
noiuts east and presented he" Sranddaugh-
| ter with a check sufficiently large and some
| 70 snare to cover all the rail"oac'nS to
| and stays at any or all of these places lor
| both herself and the lucky husband. When
| the grandmother of the latter heard OF
| this she placed a check. for similar
| amount within the young mans palm. al
| though she had already supplied enough
| of table silver to do long LIE win
! matched both these sums with grcenbacks
! and a check for the balance. The other
| family gifts. while not so impromptu In
| chara cter were in the form of orders
! on various jewelry furniture and house
| adornment firms for single articles for
| everything certain designated part of the
| new home of the couple required. These
| orders were displayed. being pinned on a
| strip of red plush with the visiting card
O. each giver annexed. This group of
| thoughtful relations concluded that the
ing their house IL their own way than in
| the hit-and-miss style the usual wedding
! gift aggregation compels.
Mckinley Circle, Ladies' c. ~ R.. and
| Auxiliary No 81 Ladies u. V. L.. will
| hold lawn fec on the Gait property, 9th
and Grant place. Tuesday and Wednesday
| evenings. July and 10.
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. Parker and Miss
| Louise Maxwell are at Richtield Springs.
Sunday. June ~. the Urdec;m Club of this
city gave bus ride to Grea; Falls of the
Potomac. This was the first social event
of this club since its organization; in Junu-
| airy Of this year. and its s!Icccss due in
ia great part 10 the excc.lca. manage ment