Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. TAFT HAS RETURNED
FROM A VISIT TO NEW YORK.
Pretty Weddings Here and Else
where-Travel Plans.
Notes.

Notes.
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| Mrs Taft has returned from pleas
ant little trip to New York, where she
fhad also the company of Miss Helen
Taft over Sunday.
An informal dance will be given at
Washington barracks tonight, a num-
Der of young officers and girls of army
and navy circles having the affair in
charge.
Mrs. George Tully Vaughan was the
hostess at beautiful tea yesterday
afternoon in honor of the ladies here
with the members of the American Sur
gical Association. The house was pref
| tily. decorated with pink roses. palms
and trailing vines. Mrs. Vaughan re-
ceived in handsome gown of gray
marquisette, and she was assisted by
the wives of the officers of the associ-
alton.
| Rev. T. c.. Easton, d. D., formerly pas
tor Of the Eastern Church, this city. now
residing at East Orange, n. j., is in at
| tendance at the American Therapeutic
Society He will be in the city for three
days, 1907 LIST street northwest.
| Mrs. A. a. DeLoffre has returned to
| the city and will be at the Westminster,
18th and Q streets, during the month OF
May.
Mrs. Charles Pepper is leaving Monday
next for Cincinnati to attend the biinNal
convention of the General Federation x
Women's Clubs, to which she is dele
gate.
The Speaker and Miss Cannon. Mrs
| Walter Mclean, Mrs. Thomas c. Moves,
Vandergrift and Miss Bayne are among
| those who have. taken boxes for the base
| ball game between the Metropolitan and
Chevy Chase club teams today at the
| fashionable audience is assured. Mrs.
James f. Barbour has managed SIM
liar entertainments for the past four years
and for the same charity-the free wards
at Providence Hospital-and thought to-
day the same success was in prospect
| Miss Hazel Scott Glenn and Mr.. George
Arthur Lppert, formerly of Baltimore.
were married last night at the home of
| the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam G. Glenn, 16 Q street northeast.
! The parlors were profusely decorated
| with palms and bride roses and the din
ing room had pink roses and foliage
| plants on the mantels and the supper
table Rev Dr. Thompson, pastor of
| the lexington Presbyterian Church, Of
| ficiated in presence of relatives and a
few intimate friends. The attractive
| young bride wore a travelling dress of
| blue cloth, with hat to match. and car
ried bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
| After a honeymoon trip to Pittsburg the
| couple will return here and after June
IL will reside at 1906 North Carolina
| avenue northeast.
Besides the parents of the bride and
| the parents of the bridegroom there were
| also present at the ceremony Mr.. Arthur
Glenn. Mr.. James Glenn. Miss Annie
! Lippert, Messrs. Horace and Charles Lip
pert, Mr.. and Mrs. baseball, Mr.. and
Mrs Petersen, Mr.. Carl Petersen, jr.;
Mrs Laing. Mrs. GranZ of Brooklyn. Mr..
and Mrs. Nudge, Miss Ethel Tompkins,
Miss Eppler of Baltimore. Miss Trail.
Mr.. William Hoyer and Mr.. James
| Baugh.
| the wedding took place of Miss Marie
Elizabeth Williams and Mr.. Odell Long
1Whpple.
| An effective grouping of palms and
smilax joined background for the clus-
ter of American beauty roses and bride
roses in the chancel.
The Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
white satin, with point lace bertha.
Her tulle veil was becomingly arranged
with a wreath of orange blossoms and
she wore a handsome pearl corsage orna-
ment. an heirloom in her family, and
| the grOOm's gift, a pearl loclket suspended
from a hand wrought gold chain. She
carried a shower Of white sweet peas.
Mrs. David NJ. Lea was the matron Of
honor and she wore an imported white
lace gown, with garnitures of apple
green.
Her bouquet was of pink sweet peas.
| The best man was Mr.. William Bartlett
Whipple. the groom's brother, and the
ushers were Mr.. Oswald Camp. Mr.. Will
| liam Carl Stodder. Mr. Arthur Bentley
Shelton. Mr.. Lawrence F. Eberbach, Mr..
Ray Garrett. Mr.. Henry Whipple, Mr..
Edward Badger Finch and Mr.. Roland
Rodrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lea. which was prettily
decorated with American beauty roses
and ferns Upon their return Mr.. and
Mrs Whipple will reside at 1927 n street.
The marriage of Miss Olive Lyle Dem
arrest daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Lydecker Demarest, and Mr.. John Con-
yers Button OF New York took place last
| The Rev. DR.. Greene officiated The
| church was prOfusely decorated with
white blossoms and palms.
The bride was escorted by her father
and wore a gown of soft white satin. Her
tulIe veil was fastened with a spray of
| lilies of the valley, and her bouquet was
also of lilies of the valley.
| Miss Helen Button of New York. sis
/ ter of the groom, was the maid of honor.
| and her gown was of yellow chiffon
draped over yellow satin She carried a
shower of white sweet peas and lilies of
tho valley.
Misses Anita Dieterich and Ruth
Bowie were the bridesmaids. and were
similarly dressed in yellow satin, and car
ried arm bouquets Of yellow marguerites.
Little Miss Katharine Demarest, sister
| of the bride, was the flower girl and
wore white swiss and lace, with yellow
ribbons. She carried basket filled with
marguerites.
Mr.. Mortimer Easton of New York a
cousin of the bride. was the best man, and
the ushers were Mr.. Bowdoin CraighilI of
Washington. Mr.. Clifford Malliet. Mr.. w.
b. Baker and Mr.. Leroy Vanderburg. all
| Of Hackensack, N. j.
| Mr.. Arthur Mayo presided at the organ.
and he rendered several delightful selec-
| lions before and during the ceremony.
A reception followed Immediately after
at the home of the bride. when the young
| couple was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
! Demarest. who wore handsome gown of
blue satin: Mrs. Button. the groom's
| mother and Miss Jane Button. his sister
4 OF Germantown, Pa.