Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-01

ambassador to Russia and Germany
Other guests were the italian minister
and Slgnora de SilvestrelE, the German
ambassador, Prince Ratibor; Nine. Re-
Vol. wife Of the French ambassador:
Marquesa de Squilache, the assistant Sec
rotary OF state, Don Ramon Pima; Prof
Crane OF Cornell University and Mr. A.
c. Turner, first secretary of the Amer
lean embassy
Miss Florence Kerwin of New Jersey
recently arrived in Georgetown, and is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. Stanton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kolb, at their home
On 0 street
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Q. Price announce
the engagement of their daughter, Hazel
stuart, and Mr.. Charles Frederick Boss,
jr.. of this city. The wedding will take
place in June
Mr.: and Mrs. Samuel G. Blythe are at
the Hotel Wolcott in New York city for a
few days.
After dinner preceding the marriage
last week in Columbus Of Miss Baldwin
and Mr.. Pickett the hostess sent her
guests Journeying by presenting each one
with slip on which were directions for
the various journeys through the house
Each guest finally arrived at the gift
room, where among the wedding gifts
was large 1ardiniere, from which hung
g.
ends OF the white ribbons were the boxes
containing the gifts of the BRIDE and
bridegroom to their attendants The maid
or honor received brooch of pearls en-
clrcled in wreath of green enamel anil
the bridesmaids smaller brooches of pearls
and enamel in wreath design The best
man received gold cuff links, ana the
ushers gold stickpins.
At the marriage last week in I.ord,n
OF Lady Marjorie Coke, elder dausher If
Lord Leicester. and Mr.. North Dslrynple
Hamilton the bridal robe of white satin
sparkied with crystals, and the transpar-
ent train showed CLEANS of silver from
the lining beneath. The whole train was
fringed with pearls. and the bride wore
silver shoes.
The footgear of the ten bridesmaids was
also of silver. The little page bow was
dressed in white satin with a lace collar
| and paste buttons on his short satin coat
and two little maids were dressed in sim
pie pinafore frocks Of white satin. with
! tulle sleeves and silver Juliet caps and
carried baskets Of pink rosebuds
The procession of eight ''grown-up''
bridesmaids was led by the brides only
sister. and the other seven girls are per-
sonal friends or cousins Of the bride
Bettine Cavendish, Miss Lilah White
Lady Joan Legge, Miss Vivian and Lady
Mary Bowes-Lyon. Their white satin
dresses had draped panners of white
silver Jokes and sleeves were yelled with
lace and fringed with pearls and their
large silver hats were garlanded with
shaded pink roses.
The marriage Of Miss Josie NJ Cusick
and Mr.. James P. Fitzgerald took place in
St Aloysius Church Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock. Rev. Father Pittar Of
St Aloysius Church oficiated. the cere-
mony being followed by nuptial mass.
Mr.. William Fitzgerald, brother Of the
BRIDEGROOM was best man. and Miss
Mary E. Butler was maid of honor.
The bride wore a one-piece dress of
natural-color pongee and a white hat
trimmed with white plumes. and carried q
white leather bound prayer book, an heir
loom of the family.
The maid Of honor also wore a natural
color pongee and a white hat trimmed
with plumes. She carried bridesmaid
roses.
After their wedding trip the couple will
be pleased to see their friends after Nav
6 at their new home, Al F street north
west
The ladies NJ fha pajrca G,,tyS -,iu .s->