Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-28
MRS. BULMER.
Copyright by Clinedinst.)

laces that adorned the coronation robes of
Empress Catherine of Russia.
At recent southern wedding the brides
cake was surrounded by little bags of
white satin. and in three of these the ira
ditional coin, thimble and ring were sur
rounded. The old style of cutting a big
cake up to find these treasures for the
bridesmaids is relegated to an extraVa-
CANT and mussy past.
Down in New Orleans they called a
brides veil illusion not tulle and grand
mothers" swiss, when bridesmaids wear
what we dub organdie and such. A recent
bride gave her attendants gold veil pins
with their mares inscribed on one side
and the wedding date on the other
Out in ST. Paul the past winter the wives
of the legislators who were there with
their husbands banded together for mutual
amusement and gave what they caileo
dome parties These sociabilties We're
held once a week in the state capitol, IN
the private reception rooms. ga!lantly turn
ed over by their ,awnaking partners. Wheh
refreshments were served, with occasionally
the men present. All the birthday ana
similar anniversaries We're thus celebrated.
A recent bride. who dotes on heirloom fin
erv saws She thinks that lace which
adorned grandmothers gown is the very
smartest trimming in the world HAD my
grandmother refrained from purchasing
that dainty trimming my wedding dress
would have been minus the finishing touch
so much desired for a bridal costume "A
recent golden wedding bride FOR OBVIOUS IS
reasons could not get into her lovely prldai
dress but a slender granddaughter alu
nasiIy and wore it at the large reception
| which marked the anniversary.
Mrs Harris and the Misses Mae and
| Lillian Harris who have been spending the
winter In New York city. have taken an
| apartment in The Imperial, washington
| Heights, for couple OF months S'aS III
| town.
! Mrs. Dave Cohn who paid short visit
with her father. Mr.. Gustave Lansouis ~ u;
/ Mrs. Cohn will shortly go to Seattle' WASH
| ington, to reside.
/, Miss Malvine woog of 400 T street has
| as her guest her cousin. Miss Fanny l..
| Sicher of New York city, and Will be
pleased to see her friends.
| Mrs Jandorf, who has been visiting Mr..
| and Mrs Isadore Kaufman of G street
| southeast, has returned to her home in New
| York city
Mrs. Julia Luchs of r street has returned
| from four weeks visit with her parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Levy of Philadelphia
| Mrs Carl Kaufman of Switzerland has
| returned from visit to her sister in Provi-
| dence r. l., to Continue her visit with
| her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. Blumenthal.
| One evening of last week party OF
| forty friends organized a surprise party
| for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Auerbach. in honor
(! of their twenty sixth anniversary. which
| proved a complete success. A party of i've
| ladies had the affair in charge, and it was
| beautifully planned and great hilarity pre-
| vailed. An elaborate repast was served with
many interesting features intervening. The
] table and rooms We're beautifully decorated
in cut flowers and spring blossoms, tokens
| of congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Auer-
bach. Those present We're Mr.. Joseph
| Rosenthal of New York city, Mr..
and Mrs Carl Auerbach, Mrs. T.
| Reizenstein, Mr.. Clarence ReIzenstein.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Alexander Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Meyer Nordlinger. Mr.. Maurice D. Rosen-
| berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Franc. Mr.. and
| Mrs Harry Franc. DIR. H. kaufman Mrs
n. West, Mr.. Sidney West, Mrs. Bertha