Evening star., 1909-09-12
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Of the queen. who will take the throne OF
the retiring queen. The matron upon
whom the selection for lady Of honor falls
is entitled to be enrolled in the court OF
love and beauty of the prophet.
A number of st. Louis brides-elect are
boasting over their elaborate homemade
trousseaux, constructed by themselves or
their mothers, but an Omaha bride this
fall wore a production made by the dress
maker who had made her mothers dress
es for twenty-eight years and made the
wedding dress and a party frock as
labor of love. Both fitted without an
alteration. although made entirely by
measurements sent the dressmaker. who
lived In q different city. The wedding
dress was trimmed with the lace bought
by the bridegroom during foreign tour
several years ago, but evidently with a
view to the use to which it was finally
put.
Mrs. Laurence Townsend Of this city
was a guest at a dinner given by the
Princess Murat at Marienbad for King
Edward just previous to his departure
for England. Like many other travellers,
the king made tour Of the shops to buy
a present for the queen and others.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Purdy. who hayAe
been at st. Moritz throughout the season.
will pass this month at Varenna, another
resort
Mr. J. B. Wilson of 1923 Phelps place is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Arthur
at Paeonian Springs Va.
Mrs. r. NJ Bradford. with her dauGh-
ter. Mrs. Mathews. and children, have
returned from Atlantic City and are
much benefited by the trip.
Miss Leigh Block Of Salt Lake City.
Utah, was hostess at a charming affair
recently in honor Of Miss Ina Edding-
room was decorated In white asters and
yellow daisies, and about thirty guests
were entertained at the tea.
Rear Admiral Richardson Glover, U.
S. N, and family, who have been trav-
cling on the continent. recently return
ed to London and started on an auto
mobile tour In England.
Mr.. Joseph Letter, who. with his
young bride, was recently at Carlsbad,
organized a fishing party there one day.
"Supposing you don't catch anything,
though there had been lots Of rods on
the stream. never trout had been
taken out except by netting. Then
shall go fishing every day until l do
replied Mr.. Letter, who knew he had
to have some employment for his leis-
ure during his stay at the cure.
Miss Lucy Jones Of this city Is on a
visit to Miss Furay in Omaha, who gave
luncheon in her honor last week.
Illustrating the idea that as much en-
joyment may be secured from simple
also showing that the typical army fam
lily is the best of all TO give this evidence.
was farewell party given at a nearby
post, where the household goods of the
host were packed and ready for shipment
half way across the continent. The es-
sentials Of the feast were primitive. Sun
flowers and mint formed the centerpiece
of the supper table, arranged In an old
jelly tumbler. and the festal board itself
was the broad side of packing box. The
names and some verses. The hostess
had these lines marking her place:
Mother made these killing rhymes
More OF Jingle than of ballad:
Daughter made the sandwiches.
Also the chicken salad;
Ina Jap cookl makes mistakes
Father makes a hullabaloo
Unless HI. he gets his .. chair;
For the lack OF dishes.
kn9Tns IS aas taas sns sss best cf Of al
Senior Don Alberto Yoacham OF The
Chilean legation. en- route to Seattle. Is
in Montana, where he will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harlow at their
ranch.
During the recent stay in Portland
Ore. of Mr. Clifford Pinchot, chief of the
forestry service, he was much in demand
for entertaining. Mrs. ]. B. Montgomery
who is his cousin. gave small supper
party in his honor. following his lecture
Mrs. Solomon Hirsch was dinner hos
tess In his honor. and a luncheon and
dinner were also given for him by Mr..
]. N. Teal
Mrs. e. H. Brooke of Washington, D.
lC., and her two daughters. Miss Mar
gretta and Genevieve Brooke, have re-
are guests of Mrs. Brooke's sister, Mrs.
Hunt Lewis, in Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Richard c. Drum-Hunt and her
Park. Md. where they have been since
the LIST Of July. Mr. Drum-Hunt Joined
them there every week end and spent
his vacation there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Springsteen an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
Ruby Marie, and Mr.. ]. Harvey Huebsch
of Wisconsin.
Miss Maude Shreve OF West Falls
Church left last Monday to spend a
month in Roanoke. Va, with relatives
and friends.
|. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Klopfer have 70.
turned to Washington from an extended
trip north. While away they visited To.
ronto. Canada; Niagara Falls. Buffalo and
Rochester, N. Y. They were the guests OF
Mrs. Mary Knapp Of Canandaigua. N. Y
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Boyd and Miss
Boyd have returned from their summer
outing and are now located at their new
home, 1907 Euclid street northwest.
Miss A. C. Beck and Master Georgia
Plank, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beck of 800 9Th street south
west. have returned to their home in Rut.
ledge, Pa, after most delightful trip.
Maj. George j. Newgarden, U. 8. A..
Mrs. Newgarden and son have returned
/ from their summer outing and have re-
opened their home on Massachusetts ave-
nue. for the winter.
| Mrs. Frank E. Ghiselli has returned
! from a f1ve-week stay in Liberty, N. Y,
and Is now entertaining as her house
guest Miss E. B. Kase Of Jersey City.
Mr.. Clarence Retzenstein, Mr.. Samuel
| WE'LL, Mr.. Benjamin Hollberg. Mr.. Cal
vert Rosenthal, Mr. Max Oppenheimer.