Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-29

over satin. Miss Carol Newberry, gray
lace over blue; Miss Whiting. white net;
Miss Ruth Pilling. gold dotted tulle over
white satin; Miss Frances Moves, light
blue tulle and silver; Miss Marguerite
Barbour. yellow tulle embroidered in gold
Miss Switzerland. blue and white chiffon
Miss Mary Switzerland, white satin: Miss
Sophy Johnston, white satin; Miss Laura
Merriam light pink satin; Miss Margaret
Dulles. blue satin: Miss Annie Irwin,
cream net over ivory satin, with g1rdie
OF roses: Miss Jessie Krogstad. white
chiffon rose wreathed trimmed; Miss
Ruth Wynne light blue embroidered chif-
fon. made over blue: Miss Catharine
Britton, white satin, with tunic of tulle
beaded in crystals: Miss Olga Roosevelt.
white chiffon. with tiny black dots and
cred chiffon; Miss Marie Duryee. white
mousseline de sole, with gold rose trim
ming; Miss Denny, black satin and gold
lace.
Miss Katherine Brown, white satin and
tulle; Miss Elizabeth Howry, blue crepe
Miss Katherine Weeks, blue satin, and
Miss Ames of Boston, green satin.
Mrs. Sherman on her return from Utica
brought her nieces, the Misses Elenor and
Louise De Long. with her to spend the
week. Tonight the Vice President and
Mrs. Sherman will give dinner for them
and their other guest. Rev. MIR. Shackford.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wick
ersham entertained the Vice President
and Mrs Sherman at dinner last night,
and in the company to meet them had
the Secretary Of Commerce and Labor,
Senator and Mrs. Crane. Senator Wet
Treasury and Mrs. Charles d. Norton,
the assistant secretary OF the navy and
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, Mrs L. u.
Letter. Mrs. Hunt Slater. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert .Wadsworth and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Aiken Of New York
Mrs. Wickersham entertained at
luncheon today when her guests were
Mrs. Gherardi. Mrs. Spencer Cosby. Mrs.
Charles II. L. Johnston. Mrs. H. B.
Spencer. Miss Hopkins. Miss Oliver. Miss
Nagel, Miss Phillips and Mrs. Aiken.
Secretary and Mrs Macveagh have two
Chicago guests the Misses Deering, who
went to the White House ball last night
with Mr.. Eames MacVeaEh. who is spend
ing the week with his parents.
Mrs James C. Piiing. who has her
nephew, Mr.. Paul Church Harper, from
Yale, entertained at dinner last night
Miss Newberry. Miss Annie Irwin. Miss
Margaret Worthington. Miss Howry.
Miss Davidson. Miss Ruth Pilling. Mr..
dolph Coyfe. Mr.. Thomas Bowers. Mr..
David Barry. jr.. and Mr.. Sevelon Brown.
Admiral and Mrs. Brownson entertained
at dinner last evening the bridal party
OF their daughter and Lieut.. Commander
Thomas c. Hart, U. s. N, at their
wedding tomorrow. Their guests in
Guided. in addition to Miss Brownson and
Lieut.. Commander Hart, Mrs. c. l..
Hussey. Miss Harriet Sutherland, Miss
Edith Cutler. Miss Cecile Clifford. Lieut..
Leigh Palmer, [. 9. N; Lieut.. Com
mander Crank. Lieut.. Commander Over
street and Lieut.. Hugo osterhaus.
The French ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand entertained members of the en-
bassy staff at a luncheon yesterday in
compliment to Mr.. BOutroux, a member
Of the French Institute. and Nine. Bou-
troux.
Mai. and Mrs. George F. Downey gave
a cotillon last night at the Highland
for their two sons. Fairfax and Farber
Downey. The young folks were Miss
Margaret Perrin. Miss Garry Bailey. Miss
Genevieve Brooke. Miss Dorothea Smith.
Miss Margaret Britton. Miss Catherine
Harlow, Miss Caroline Jones. Miss Marion
Van Buren,, Miss Catherine McClintock.
Miss Cora Barry, Miss Margaret An
drews. Miss Frances Moore, Miss Cath
crime and Margaret Treat, Miss Louise
Bum, Miss Phoebe Adams Miss Louise
King, Miss Eleanor Morgan. Miss Eliza
beth Adams. Miss Constance Gardner.
MISS HOCdnOnC6S buueT, MISE Aud Dir
n,ingham. Miss Frances Hoar. Miss Doro-
thea Townsend. Miss Frances Hodges,
Miss Dorothy Schoheld. Miss Alice Nc
Cauley. Miss Margaret Littlehale. Miss
Ruth Lester, Miss Dorothy Bennett Miss
Thompson. Melville Wallace. Iowndes
Lavender. Joe Bailey Ashmead. Duncan
and Evelyn Fuller. Peter Conner. John
Hemphill. Ross Thompson. Donald and
Douglas Biagdon. Alexander Mitchell
Warner Bailey, Edwin and Dudley Nor
gan. John McCallum. Eric Townsend,
Orem White. Haywood Webb, Thorburn
Van Buren,. Stuart Landstreet, Marvin
Pardee, Edwin Dove and Theodore Veder.
Trinity Church. Boston, was proflsely
adorned with Easter lilies yesterday for
the ma rriage of Miss Dorothea Davenport
and Mr.. William Truman Aldrich. son
Of Senator and Mrs. Nelson w. Aldrich.
The bride wore white satin. made severe
ly plain Her veil Of tulle was fastened
with orange blossoms. and with her
prayer book she carried few sprays OF
lines Of the valley. She was attended by
Miss Elsie Aldrich. sister OF her dapce
Misses Elizabeth Gray and Eleanor Cot
ton They were gowned In yellow chiffon
and wore yellow slippers and hats OF
black with touches OF yellow. They car
ried large eunenes OF on riole's tied with
Mr.. Richard Sleeve Aldrich was best
man for his brother. The ushers were
Messrs Robert Peabody Bellows. Ralph
Weld Gray and Russell II. Greeley of
Boston. william Winthrop Aldrich. Eau
gene Waterman Mason. jr.. and Brock
hoist Mathewson Smith OF Providence;
ogden Bishop. LIE Roy King and Francis
Rurrall Hoffman, jr.. of New York After
the church service there was a reception
with breakfast at the residence of the
brides parents. No. 400 Beacon street.
Among the guests were Gov. and Mrs.
Fyben s. Draper and Miss Draper.
Miss Helen Heyl wss the hostess at
a delightful tea yesterday afternoon.
when her guests included a number Of
college boys and girls home for Easter
and home friends.
The drawing room and dining room
were prettily decorated with white bios
SONS and green's. with red-shaded can
dies and bonbons on the dainty tea
tables.
Miss Heyl wore Q becoming gown of
lowered white wolfe over pale blue silk,
the assistants were Miss Natalie
DrtgRs, Miss Hodges, E,ss Dorothy BEN
nett and Miss Julia He'll. sister of the
hostess.
Miss Mildred FeaPn also entertained at
/ tea yesterday afternoon In honor Of the
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