Evening star., 1909-05-30
SOCIETY
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guest of Miss Alisan Wilson at her apart
| ment dn the Farragut the past season,
and who has been the recipient of many
social events, leaves tomorrow for her
! home in the south.
| Mr. W. A. Rinehart of Covington, Va,
| is visiting his son and daughter-in-law,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Rinehart of 1875
| Columbia road. Mrs. Rinehart will close
| her home the 18th of June and spend the
| summer in Atlantic City and New York
| state.
| Nine Yanis will leave the city the first
\ of July to spend the summer on the Hud-
/ son.
/ Mrs Howard Harradoh of this city.
| formerly Miss Susan Elmore OF oregon
was matron of honor at the recent we'd
/ ding of her sister, Miss Floretta Gilmore
| OF Astoria, Ore, and Mr.. Louis Schrlber.
| The bride wore sheath down OF Wni.e
! Japanese crepe, embroidered In Wlstarla
| blossoms and trimmed with rose point.
/ She wore a tulle veil with d coronet ef-
| feet of orange blossoms and superb dia-
mond necklace and pendant, the groom
| gift. Her bouquet was OF lilies or the
valley and mauve orchids. The decora-
| tions for their attractive home carried
| out a color scheme OF lavender or the
| pinkish mauve tint. Particularly smart
were the directoire gowns of the bride.
L attendants, WHICH were VI idSCHdCI ShiA
| fon heavily embroidered and worn with
/ chic three-quarter-length coats or heavy
| lace. Great picture hats completed the
costume. being arranged with primroses
| and sweeping aigrettes. The bouquets
| were of long-stemmed Easter nlleS tleo
| with lavender tulle.
| Mrs. Harradon wore her wedding dress
| of brocaded white satin and carried law
| ender orchids. There were six other at
| tendants. and Mr.. Harradon was among
| the ushers.
In one Of the drawing rooms beauti-
| fully arranged altar was formed of wood
| land green's and lilies of the valley. In
| the living room. library and dining room
| the lavender color note was carried out
| in lilacs and orchids. The "Lohengrin
| bridal chorus was sung as a march by a
chorus Of the brides school friends.
| The groom's mother, who has just ar
over white. After a trip to Del Monte
| and other California resorts Mr.. and Mrs.
Schriber will leave for the east. They
| will live in Oshkosh. Wis. The bride at
tended school in this city, and had
many acquaintances here.
| Capt. Charles ]. Badger. superintendent
Of the Naval Academy, and Mrs. Badger
gagement of their only daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Champlain Badger, to Lieut..
Commander Henry F. Bryan, u. S. N,
| head of the department of modern IAN
guages at the Naval Academy. The pros
pective bride is prominent socially at the
academy and in Annapolis and this city.
| Lieut.. Commander Bryan was appointed
! to the navy from Ohio and graduated
from the academy with the class of 1881.
For the last year he has been head of
the modern language department. The
date Of the wedding has not been fixed.
| Saturday. June &c, is the date announced
for the wedding of Miss Emma Caroline
4 frO A
Cole. 234 North Kenilworth avenue. Oak
Park, and Tracy d. Luccock. son of the
Rev. and Mrs. George n. Luccock, also OF
Oak Park. ILL.,. and formerly of this city.
Congregational Church Of Oak Park and
will be performed by DR.. Luccock, father
of the groom and pastor Of the First Pres
| byterian Church Of the village, assisted
by the Rev. w. f. Barton. pastor of the
First Congregational Church. The bridal
party will be made up almost entirely OF
young people who but recently have left
the college campus or are about to 90
| so. The bride. who was graduated from
/ Vassar last June, has chosen her sister,
/ Miss Marie Eldredge Cole Of Vassar, 04,
/ for her maid of honor, and the brides
maids will be Miss Helen Rockwell,
Mount Holyoke. 90: Miss Barbara Erwin.
| Yassar. 'O9: Miss Charlotte Richardson.
Beloit 'O9; Miss Jean T. Luccock, sister
Of the groom. Oxford, 'OS, and Miss Helen
B. Kennedy of the Crosby Adams School
II All OF the young women are from Oak
i Park. The groom. who was graduated
from Lafayette in 'O5, will have his broth
er, Samuel B. Luccock, sophomore al
Lafayette, for his best man, and the
ushers will be Walter B. Guy, Lafayette
'O5, Of Washington, d. c.: III. Eldredge
Cole, Lafayette, II, of Oak Park; Wftter
l.. Johnston, Yale, 'O6, of Pittsburg, Pa.
Francis c. Stifier, Pennsylvania 'O6. OF
Philadelphia. and Aubry ]. Voorhees,
Bowdoin, 'O7. of Bath. Me-
Mrs George NJ. Pullman, who continues
to entertain handsomely at her Chicago
n home, has cards for reception tomor-
\ row afternoon, when Ali Kuli Khan. the
Persian poet, will lecture. He and his wife
will continue their journey to California
where they will spend some time.
Mrs Charles Scadding, wife of Bishop
Scadding. was hostess at a reception las,
L week In San Francisco, which was given
L for her guests, Mrs. Newberry of Detroit
II mother Of the former Secretary OF the
Navy, and for Mrs. Joy. her daughter.
Mrs. Horace Fletcher Spurgin, wife OF
Lieut. Spurgin, u. S. A., of Fort Wash.
1 ington, is the guest OF her parents, the
Rev and Mrs. Nelson Fans at their
l apartment in Hammond Court for severa
days.
Lieut.. Henry Charles Dinger. u. s. NJ
and Mrs Dinger will leave early ii
the week for New York to attend the
wedding Of Miss Neva Hecker to Mrs
Dinger's brother, Mr.. Frank x. Sadlier
Mrs. Dinger will be one OF Miss Hecker'!
matrons of honor.