Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-03
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with long plumes in her hat. Two rows
of splendid pearls were wound about her
throat. and she carried a bouquet OF
shaded orchids.
Acheson. wore a simple gray satin dress
with feather ruffle and a big gray hat
Lady Winifred Renshaw had a striking
dress of petunia blue with a short black
chiffon tunic. tied at the back with big
bow of japanese embroidery; Lady Hill
lingdon wore a long net coat glittering
with jet beads and fringes over her white
dress; Cora Lady STAFFORD chaperoned
muslin with a shady hat. Another pretty
young girl who wore white chiffon was
Lady Lefty Manners.
Mrs. Joseph Pease. who was in black
satin with killed chiffon overdress. es-
corted her daughter; Lady Kimberley was
entirely i'm black. with long lace coat:
Lady Hastings had a gray satin dress
braided with silk cord; and Lady Desbor-
oueh was another wearer of gray.
Commander and Mrs. Simpson and Mr..
Dearling. the second secretary to the
American embassy. were among the
Americans to be seen. Countess Pappen-
helm and her daughter both wore i'm
mense hats with great aigrettes of wheat
with their narrow dresses. Mrs. wal
dOrf Aston. who came to London specially
for the wedding, wore black lace relieved
only by the ropes and tassels of pearls at
her throat.
Lady Alexander Paget was accompanied
by Mr. Almerc Paget. Mrs. Arthur
James escorted Miss Milicent ST. James,
who wore white embroidered dress.
Last Sunday the following enjoyed a
trip down the Potomac to Marshall Hall
on the launch Dolly W.. the party
NJ. Roman. NJ: Resented. l.. Kraft, L;
Gordon, NJ. Gutenberg, b. Kebisky and
l.. Weinberg: Misses l.. Oscar. f. Rosen-
field. B. Brez, D. Borocoff. B. Cohen. L.
/ L l..
The party returned to town shortly
after shutdown. and, with the following
additions. rendered surprise party to
Miss Esther Rosenfeld the occasion be-
ing her twentieth birthday:
Messrs NJ. and II. Cohen and NJ. koen-
igsberg and Misses G. Notes, r. Robin.
s. Smith and l Applesten. The affair
was held on the lawn of the home or
The lawn was handsomely trimmed and
decorated with foXers and scores OF gay
Iy colored japanese lanterns.
Mrs James d. MacQuade and her two
young sons. Masters Edward and James
MacQuade have returned from visit to
her sister. Mrs. James f. Fennell of 2249
Talbot avenue. Indianapolis, Ind. She will
be at home to her friends Thursdays in
July.
Miss Julia NJ. Hart. Miss Katherine
Leahy and Master Edward Leahy OF u
| street southwest left Saturday for At
lantic City, where they Will remain until
October IL. They are staying with sister
of Miss Hart, Mrs. William Harry Major
of Madison avenue. Atlantic City, y. j.
| At the marriage last week of Miss
Mary Edith Cholmondeley Thornton and
Mr. Leigh Page at Manitou. Colo. the
| bride wore creamy white satin, Nelled
| with a sheer embroidered null, which is
an heirloom over 100 years old. and wore
| a rare old Spanish confirmation veil and
! carried a shower of bride roses. She
| was given in marriage by her father.
| The Page family were parishioners OF
Bishop Brewster some years ago in East
! Orange n. j. and for that reason he
| was invited to officiate.' Among the we'd
ding guests were Lieut.. and Mrs. Fl. Col
vocoresses of Colorado Springs, cousins
| of the groom.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Emo of this
city since going abroad have been mo-
| toring in France. They left Paris last
/ week for Munich. Vienna and other
! cities on the continent.
| The engagement of Miss Mary Bar
/ bour Rixey. the elder daughter of John
/ F. Rixey. who for number of years
| represented the eighth Virginia district
| in Congress. to DIR. Robert F. Compton
| is announced. lie wedding will take
place in the fall at the home of her
mother near Charlottesville, Va. where
Mrs. RiXey now resides.
| Miss RiXey made her debut in this
city while her father was in Congress
| and has here a large circle of friends
Dr. Compton is a member of the medical
faculty of the University of Virginia
Capt Walter Mclean, L. s. N, and
Mrs Mclean have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Elsie Jar
Wis Mclean and Mr. Paul Chenery Pat
tersOn of this city. the wedding Will
take place in the fall.
recent spendthe- day party, with
charming hostess. who has a summer
home in the Tennessee mountains. re-
vealed great originality on her part in
devising and successfully carrying out
a series of pleasant surprises. First of
| all, the invitations were for a railroad
! Journey beginning at $50. At the first
stop, when everybody was all expect
| ancy to meet their hostess, they re-
| ceived disappointment in. a note eX
| pressing her regret, but that she could