Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-19

Count Cziraky of the Austrian en-
bassy, Representative Butler Ames
Lieut. Fremont, Mr.. Weldon and Mr..
Ogden Horstmann.
A number Of their relatives and in.
innate friends witnessed the marriage
of Miss Rachel Christian Trimble OF
Staunton. Va. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Mason Lee, jr.. OF Wide Water
Stafford county. Va, which took place
this morning at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. the Rev. Wallace
Radcliffe. the pastor. officiating.
The church was prettily decorated with
dogwood blossoms and palms.
The bride, who was given away by heI
brother-in-law. Mr.. Hugh c. Braxton. OF
Stauntun. was becomingly attired in q
navy blue cloth travelling suit. with a
large black hat trimmed with willow
plumes. She wore an exquisite corsage
bouquet Of orchids and lilies of the valley
Miss Nance Trimble the brides sister
was her only attendant, and wore gowr
straw. trimmed with pink hydrangea
blossoms. She carried bouquet of Xii.
larney roses.
The best man was the groom's brother
Mr.. Bankhead Lee, of Stafford county
and the ushers were Mr. Marshall King
andria.
Among the ut-of-town guests here for
the wedding were Miss Jennie Trimbie OF
Staunton, another sister Of the bride;
Mai. and Mrs. John NJ. Lee of Stafford
county, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Iinwood Antrim
of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Card
we'll OF Richmond and Capt. and Mrs
Dan Lee of Fredericksburg. w. Va. and
Mai. and Mrs. ]. NJ Lee OF Stafford
county, Va.
the ceremony for a trip to Boston by sdR
They will be at home after May l at
Whitewater, Stafford county. Va.
The bridegroom. Mr.. John Mason Lee.
IT,, Is the son Of Maj. and Mrs. John
Mason Lee Of Stafford county, Va, and a
nephew of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee.
The marriage is announced. of Miss
Laura Elizabet Keys and Mr.. George
Leyburn Leese, which took place Satur-
groom's mother, Mrs. Fl. Watson Leese
on K street, the Rev. DR.. Donald c. Mac
Leod officiating. Owing to the recent
death of the brfdegroom's father there
were no guests.
Mrs. Harrison Dodge has returned t.
the city for a week or two before depart
ing for Fort Des Moines, where she will
visi- her daughter Mrs. Rodman Butler
Miss Mollie Dodge is in Italy, but vii
shortly leave for Paris.
Miss Bertha Whilldin Wetzel. will be al
home to their friends i'm their apartment
In the Lanier. 1919 Lanier place, between
Adams Mill and Ontario roads, toda.
from } to and from to TO- They hope
to see many of their friends. as they are
leaving shortly for their new home ii
Portland, Ore.
Announcement is made of the maria &c
OF Miss Clara Becker and Mr.. Franklin
- IL ~11a ,Ia,
evening at 7:3O o'clock at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Grant w. Taylor on Park
road with the Rev DR.. Donald {. Mac
Leod of the First Presbyterian Church as
the officiating clergyman. Only the fmme-
date members OF the families We're in
attendance The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Martha and the late
Henry G. Becker of the East End, Pitts
burg. Mr. Oliver is located in Atlanta
Ga. where the couple will make their
home after a short honeymoon in the
east
At the ladies' whist and euchre given by
the Mercantile Club in its parlOrs last
week the prizes were worn by Mrs.
Sigmund Kaufman. Mrs. NJ. Marx and
Mrs. A. Jackson.
phia, Pa, announce the engagement OF
their daughter Estelle to Mr.. Maurice b
Sinsheimer of this city.
Mrs Rudolph Behrend was hostess a,
bridge last week. when her guests
we're Mrs. Isaac Behrend. Mrs. Charles
Flescher. Mrs. l.. Mseman. Mrs. l. Nord-
linger, Mrs. Sidney c.. Kaufman, Mrs.
Samuel J. Steinberger. Mrs. Calvert Ros-
enthal, Mrs. Sol Minister, Mrs. Simon
Kann. Mrs. Sol Meyer and Mrs. Abe Sig
mund.
A delightful luncheon was given Mrs.
Joel IIillman Thursday at the Shore1am
by a number of her friends as a farewell
before her departure next week for
abroad. The banquet hall where the table
was spread was mass of wild flowers,
which also adorned the table. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Lee Baumgarten. Mrs.
Maurice Rosenberg. Mrs. Alexander Wolf,
Mrs. r: Mayer. Mrs Alfred Mayer Mrs
l. Goldheim. Mrs. Milton Beekman. Mrs. T.
Goodman. Mrs. Albert Sigmund. Mrs. Ar
thur Marks, Mrs. Calvert Rosenthal. Mrs
Louis Jackson. Mrs. Carl Auerbach
Mrs. Louis Stern. Mrs. Sidney Heller
Mrs. A. J. Barcheld, Mrs Meyer Fell
ME Greenapple, Mrs. Max Cohen, Mrs
Charles Goldsmith. Mrs. NJ. Marx. Mrs
]. Kann, Mrs. Simon Oppenheimer, Mrs
Joseph Schiffman. Mrs. A. Brylawski
Mrs. Max Fisher. Mrs. Samuel Gassen-
heimer and Mrs. II. J. Pack.
Baron Ambrozy's farewell attention to
his Washington friends last night, which
is likely to be the last large private ball
of the season, was a brilliant event in
which a large contingent of the smart
set of the capital participated. The
ballroom suite at Rauschers was en- fete
for the evening, the decorations being
all in white because bride was the
special guest, and the flowers. dogwood
blossoms being closely associated with
all festivities. great and small. in this
neighborhood at this season. Against
the mirrors in both large bathrooms there
were suspended rustic vases filed with
dogWoOd masses of which bOrdered the
music gallery. made pyramids in all
corners, ETC.. and contributed everywhere
to a dainty and pretty effect.
The host presented his guests to his
successor, Baron Loewenthal-Linau, while
Baroness Preuschen Won und zu Lieben-