Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13
SOCIETY.
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liam forenoon, and the groomsman, Mr..
John Maught of Washington, D. c. They
were followed by the bridesmaids, Misses
Gladys and Frances Hart, who wore
dainty lingerie gowns, trimmed with lace
and embroidery, and carried great clus-
| tiers of pink roses. tied with pale blue
tulle. The bride, who was accompanied
to the altar by her father. was very
lovely and attractive in her bridal robe OF
rich white satin, with garniture of point
lace and pearls. The long full veil of IL
| fusion was fastened with a spray OF val
| ley lilies and bride roses and lilies OF the
valley in shower effect were carried. The
bridegroom was attended by Mr.. Gaust
of Washington. ID. c., as best man. The
! impressive ceremony of the Episcopal
| faith was performed by Rev. John Eos
ter, the rector. Owing to recent bereave-
party and immediate relatives were pres
ent at the informal reception which fol-
lowed the ceremony at the home OF the
brides aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Gordon. The rooms were very
beautifully embellished with white aZaleas
| and white tulle and graceful palms and
| ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. Arlitt. who were the
recipients Of numerous handsome and
costly gifts, left the same evening for a
trip to New York before coming to their
home in this city.
News of an interesting engagement has
come from Manila, that of Mrs William
NIcClung and Capt. j. M. Orchard, U. 3.
N, who Is stationed at Cavite. Mrs. Nc
Chung. who is the widow of Mai. Will
liam McClung. has spent most of her time
with her daughter, who married Lieut..
Horn Of the navy. and 1t was at their
home in Cavite that she met Capt. Or
chard, who is soon to receive his promo
tion to the rank Of admiral. The we'd
ding will be an event of the spring.
The bride at a recent wedding. to mark
the fact that when she first met her fu-
had her house decorated with them and
had her wedding bouquet formed Of them.
| Even the bridegroom wore them in his
bOutonnier.
Viscount Maidstone gave a dinner party
Thursday night at the Hotel Ritz, in Par
is, in honor of Miss Margaretta Drexel,
his fancee, who was escorted by her
will accompany the Drexels to New
York before the marriage. which takes
place here probably In June, in order
to attend Marjorie Gould's wedding.
In the way of german favors and their
distribution the San Franciscans do WON
| ders. AT a recent cotillon. with ten orig
| inal favor figures, an immense water
iIeou WdS CUl AL one, ICiSdSluS d hllIC
| pickaninny, who handed the favors to
the dancers, and in another quaint
Russian sleigh with the paraphernalia
of snowy northern cline was drawn
through the room by six men. and the
| two pretty girl occupants OF the sleigh
showered the guests with the dainty
gifts marking the figure, which was dis
| tinguished by a Russian dance.
Mr.. Marion p. Maus, wife OF Gen. Maus
both we'll known hare fAna1VAd at the
last assembly ball of the winter at Port
land, Ore, last week, and wore a black
lace dress made over cloth Of gold.
At one Of the suppers which were given
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter
and Miss Dorothy Williams of this city
during their recent Mardi Gras visit to
New Orleans the guests were seated at
one long table, which was very beauti-
fully embellished with garlands OF as
paragus vine and Ave large Marie An
toinette baskets filled with American
beauty roses, the handles tied with broad
pale blue satin sash ribbon, bows and
streamers, which were placed at inter-
walls down the length OF the board. The
candles, held in silver candelabra were
shaded in the same rich tint of American
beauty roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Eddy, who have
spent the winter in California, will go to
Paris next month, where they keep an
apartment.
Countess Moltke. the Viscountess Beno-
| list day and Mrs. John p. Story, jr.,
are head and foot Of the recently organ
| lied roller skating club, which has had
| its first meeting, and will proceed on its
way Tuesday afternoon next in the old
Light Infantry Armory, at 10Th and =
Streets and throughout the Lenten sea-
son ON that day and Fridays. The men,
bership is limited. but 1t will take IN
1 kIns~ ~IA
together ordinarily, and until something
new supplants It in the fashionable MIND
will have a record-breaking career. The
Viscountess day has all the liking Of
the modern resident Of the aris.ocratc
st. German quarter OF Paris. to which
she belongs, for sports, outdoors and else
where, and is delightful addition to the
diplomatic society folk who may be count
ed upon as doing things hereabout Her
costume ball. for which April has been
at last settled upon, is anticipated with
great pleasure. Viscountess d. AZy was a
prominent figure during the basin skating
season a month ago. and is quite ready
for another opportunity If the present
cold spell continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Peyser of Newport
News. Va. are spending the week end
with Mrs. N. Peyser on U street.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Gauss, who have
recently moved here from Cleveland, Ohio,
celebrated their tenth anniversary Friday
night.
Mrs A. J. Barchfeld and Miss Barchfeld
will be at home Tuesday, February 10,
from 3 until 6 in their apartment at the
Dresden.
Miss H Ida Curry Of New York is here
on visit to her father, Judge w. w.
Curry, ITO Corcoran street. She will be
here until Wednesday.
| At 1913 Columbia road northwest, from
| 2 to o'clock Friday afternoon, Miss Irva
| Marvin Sasscer, assisted by her mother
and Mrs. Gresham, gave very attractive
| little party for Masters Billie and Joe
Crawford, Wade Dudley. Richard Moul-
| ton, E. J. Gresham, Billie Maloney, Dixon
Sroufe and Misses Sarah Dudley. Bette
| Moulton, Anna Katherine Droop. Ruth
Stabler. Dorothy Eynon. Persis Birtweii,
Ruth Harding and Grace Miner.
The room was deliberately decorated in
hearts and Cupids. many Of the decora-
lions having been made by the little ones.
The color scheme was red and white,
each child bringing q carnation OF one
of these shades.
st. Valentine came to visit the COM
pany, gowned in red with hearts and gilt
trimmings, and brought valentines with