Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-04
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MISS BROWN CENTRAL FIGURE
OF MRS. ELKINS' BALL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Emo Will Also
Entertain-Weddings.
Other Event.

Other Event.
The dance of tonight, which has been
anticipated with SO much pleasure for
several months will be at Rauscher's
| when Mrs ElkinS will entertain the
Younger set for her debutante niece, Miss
Katherine Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo will
give a large reception tonight.
Mrs. Matsui, wife Of the japanese
counselor Of embassy, gave an informal
luncheon today. There were twelve
guests.
Mai. William A. Horton. L. S. A., and
| Can't, Matthew A. Delaney, MEDICAL
CORPS. U. S. A., entertained at luncheon
Yesterday at the Chevy Chase Club IN
honor of Miss Harriet Anderson, niece
of Mrs Taft, who goes to the White
House today to complete her Washington
visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley chaperoned
the party, which included Mrs. HERBERT
Wadsworth, Mrs. Herbert Shipman. Coun-
tess Luise-Alexandra Won Bernstorn, MISS
Dorothy Williams, Miss Carol Newberry.
Miss Harriet Switzerland, Nal. George T..
Souier L. s. A.; DR.. Cary I. Grayson'
r s. n: Lieut. Gilbert J. Rowclif, L. ..
N; Lieut.. John c. Fremont =: .: N, anu
I lent Edward T. Constein, Y. 5. n.
Miss Harriet Anderson. who is also at
the White House, was MIR. and Mrs. Pres
ton Gibson's guest at a luncheon yester
day. at which were also present MISS
Katherine Elkins. Miss Irene Catlln OF
ST. Louis. Admiral Cowles. Mr.. Basil Miles
and Can't. Sowerby Of the British en-
bassy.
| Cont and Mrs. Beatty were the honor
guests yesterday at luncheon az lne
Cheyy Chase Club, when Mrs. MOTIFS
| Evans was hostess.
| Mrs. James Robert Mckee, Miss Mary
,odge Mckee and Benjamin Harrison
| Mckee daughter and granocnliureh y,
the late President Harrison. are expected
this afternoon from New 1orh. " w -
! CHESTS of Mrs. Arthur Lee for seVeral
| weeks.
Miss Katherine Clabaugh and her
| fance, Mr.. George Beale Biooner. WEI
the guests of honor at a breakfast yes
terday morning at the Chevy chase Cluo'
| when Mr.. Cuthbert Brown, who Will De
hest man at the wedding. April 10, enter,
tanned a party. Lieut.. and Mrs. Russeii
| Train, brother-in-law ana SISTER VI 'iie
| host acted as chaperons.
Miss Dea Perry Street. daughter of Or.
and Mrs. Daniel b. street. ana MI MI H ,,s.a
| Stenhen Patterson of Grand Rapids were
married last Saturday at noon at the
family residence on 9th street. Inc Kew.
| A. III. Ames. assisted by the Kew. mares
| p. Guthrie, performed the ceremony. Inc
| house was decorated with palms ana
| pink flowers.
The bride wore a pale salmon pink
broa dcloth gown and a large picture hat
| with plumes to match. She carried Or
| chids and farlayense fern.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson will i've In
| Minneapolis after their wedding trip.
Miss Margaretta Symons and Miss Alex
andrine Fitch will be among the brides
maids attending Miss Gwendolyn Burgwin
and Mr. Joseph Horne Holmes at their
marriage in Pittsburg. Miss Evelyn G1f.
| ford, also of this city. is OF the bridal
party. series of dinners. ETC., is being
given for the bride and her attendants.
| The ceremony will be tomorrow after
noon.
Few home weddings are as beautifully
arranged as was that Of Miss Mary Por-
| ter Everson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Quincy Everson OF Pittsburg, ana
Mr. Lewis Warrington Chubb. son OF Col.
and Mrs. Charles st. John Chubb of this
city, which took place last Monday even
| ing at the brides home. Rev. DR.. War
rem G. Partridge Of the First Baptist
Church performed the ceremony In the
presence OF a few intimate friends. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Grace Reese Everson, as maid of honor.
who wore pink messaline costume under
a tunic of white chiffon. and bordered
with pink roses. She carried an armfui
Of roses. The attendant bridesmaids.
Miss Harriet Schroeder and Miss Ruth
Potter. the latter of Swarthmore. Pa.
wore white lingerie frocks and carried
maidenhair ferns studded with pink rose
buds. The brides gown was of white
satin, trimmed with rose point lace. Her
veil was caught with orange blossoms.
and she carried shower of white roses
and valley lilies. Mr.. Charles Chubb of
| Columbus served as his brothers best
man.
At the reception following the cere-
mony the brides parents received with
| the bridal party. Mrs Everson's toilet
was of gray satin. The decorations
| were carried out with Easter lilies ported
| spring blossoms. palms and ferns. Cow
ers were laid for twelve at the brides
table, which was placed in the library.
Killarney roses were used for the CEN