Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

and owing to the mourning in the family
of Mr.. Jenkins the wedding will be quiet
Miss Henrietta Hoffman Will be her SIS
ters maid Of honor and the best man will
be Mr. NJ. Ernest Jenkins, brother Of Mr.
Jenkins.
Maj. and Mrs David D. Porter have
leased the house which they recently pur-
chased and will spend the winter with
Mrs. Porter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel F. Mattingly. on Q street.
Mr.. E Cartier de Marchienne of the
Belgian legation has gone to visit his WIFE
at Colorado Springs, where she mas hveu
several years on account of her health
and where her marriage took place about
two years ago.
At the marriage Thursday last in Lon
don of Lady Cynthia Needham and Lord
Villiers, eldest son of Lord Jersey, the
bride, who is only nineteen years old.
wore luminous white satin trimmed
with the lace that adorned the wedding
dress of her mother. Lady kllmorey.
twenty-seven years ago. There were
twelve bridesmaids, four Of them being
grown-ups-Miss Marguerite Drexel. Miss
Rosamond Grosvenor, Miss Enid Asheton-
Smith and Miss Mary Westenra. The
dresses worn by the eight youthful brides
maids were copied from the painting of
an old anceStreSS OF the bride. All the
wedding presents were collected at Moume
Park the country seat of Lord k1imorey,
where they were shown the neighbors and
tenantry before being exhibited the days
before the wedding at the groom's London
house.
are spending this month in Detroit, near
the relatives of the former. after their
honeymoon at the various eastern resorts
Next month they will divide their, time
between New York, Philadelphia and this
city preparatory to going to Paris Tor
the holidays and to Germany, which is
to be their home in the early new year.
A notable social event in the fashion
able Warwick Neck summer colony IN
boathouse of the estate of Senator Nelson
w Aldrich last Saturday evening. MT
and Mrs Stuart Morgan Aldrich were
host and hostess of the affair, which was
delightfully."- informal and arranged IN
compliment to Messrs. Richard and Win
throp Aldrich, who are spending a few
DAYS at the Aldrich home. The guests
numbered about half hundred.
Mrs NJ Herman. accompanied by her
SON. Mr.. Bernard Herman, Is spending
some time in Atlantic City.
At the opening meeting for this season
of the Council of Jewish Women Tuesday
Of the Eighth Street Temple an attrac-
tive program has been arranged. A paper
will be read by Mrs. James Lansburgh,
followed by music. Miss Bethune will be
the soloist. Notes and comments will be
given by Mrs. Abram Simon and social
hour will conclude the afternoons pro-
gram.
Dr. Henry III. Levy OF Richmond. Va.
who was in town to attend the tubercu-
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo G. Liebschutz. whose
wedding recently took place. will be at
horne this evening at 160jh Sd street
northwest from Z to 10 o'clock. where
they will be pleased to see their friends
Mrs Liebschutz was formerly Miss Blond
helm of Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Harry Epstein and daughter Mil
dred. who were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Heilbrun, returned to their
home in st. Louis, Mo-. Wednesday
Mrs Adolph Weyl and son Max leave
town tomorrow to spend part of the week
with Mr. and Mrs. John Strahorn in
Elkton, Md. Mr.. Weyl will go on to New
York for trip of several days
Mr.. s N. Meyer. Miss Juliet Meyer,
Miss Ernestine Stern. Miss Elsa Coblenzer
and Miss Juanita Kaufman attended the
Meyer Ball wedding in Norfolk. Va, Wed
nesday and have returned to washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer have started on their
honeymoon trip to Cuba and will make
their future home in this city.
Mrs. Abe Cohn Of Pittsburg, Pa, Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Myer Singer. In
New York city. and will visit in Wash
ington some time next month.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Coblenzer
daughter of Mrs. Bertha CoblenZer, and
DR. Ladislaus Detre OF Budapest, Hun
gary. will take place on Thursday, Octo-
Der 10. and will be a very quiet affair.