Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-01

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De Croy. prelate OF the household Of the
Pope.
Mrs. c. A. Brandenburg of Denver,
Col, is visiting her father. Col w. A.
Crook, in Park road northwest.
A glance through the club house and
greatest outpouring of society folk of any
day since the Saratoga meeting opened.
1t was a brilliant scene TO mark the close
of the meeting and one which will long
he remembered by the thousands who
thronged the track. Beautiful gowns pre-
dominated. and flashing gems added to
the attractiveness of the scene. There
was not an empty box. and In the club
house all the tables were taken Many
new faces were noted yesterday, and
number OF prominent people went to wit
ness the Futurity.
Mr.. Henry Preston of New Orleans and
Miss Margaret Waldo were guests OF Mrs.
Alfred kessler In Mr.. Andrew w. Smiths
box. Mrs. Kessler was in a blue tailor
made gown, with a red turban.
Mrs. Payne Whitney of New York, and
a frequent visitor to Washington, was
charming in gown Of white. Her hat
scarlet flowers.
Mr. James r. Keene. and his son. Mr..
Foxhall p. Keene. were both interested
spectators Of the races
Mr.. Mark stearman has returned from
Atlantic City.
After spending the summer in the
Mrs. Philip Walker. Mrs. Albert J. Car
rico and daughter and Miss Ethel Louisa
Lee are at Nahant, Mass. for the early
autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson Cromwell
Of New York. who are frequent visitors
In Washington. have returned to New
York after a motoring trip through the
White mountains Of New Hampshire.
Senator Nelson w Aldrich. Mrs Aldrich
and their daughter, Miss Aldrich. expect
to leave for Europe this week.
Automobile parties to the White noun
tains of New Hampshire from Washing
ton this week include Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clapp. Messrs. Charles Clapp, IT.,
and Kenneth Clapp.
Col. d. R. Larned of Washington has
Joined a party of friends in New Hamp-
shire for a two-week visit.
Col and Mrs w. H. Crook have re-
turned from Atlantic City after a pleas
ant trip.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w Edwards are late
arrivals at North Conway. n. H, and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Munger are at the Intervale
in the same state.
Rear Admiral Hawley. who is entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Hargis at his cottage,
Mizzen Top, gave large tally-ho party
this week, driving to Breton Woods and
over the base of Mount Washington. Tai
ly-ho parties, In this day Of the motor
craze. are getting to be very rare, and
this of Admiral Hawley's was one of the
pleasantest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mendel and family,
who have been in Washington. departed
for their home in iowa last Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Charles Hannings left Saturday
evening for her home in Los Angeles,
Cal. after pleasant visit to relatives
here.
Mr. E. W. Vail and his sister. Miss A.
E. Vail. OF Washington. have Joined the
cottage colony at Whitefield. n. H.. and
will stay into October fortthe hunting sea-
SON. They are yearly visitors . to the
White mountains and this year have mo-
tored there.
Mr. Edward Brown left yesterday TO
will start shortly for home in their tour
ing car.
Mrs E. Daughton. Mrs. Hester Marden
and son have returned from their summer
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Kinslow left Saturday
for Philadelphia and Atlantic City for a
two-week stay.
Miss Mary A. Odel has returned from
her summer outing.
Rev. John Compton Ball. pastor of the
METROPOLITAN Baptist Church, who has
been with his family at Beach Haven,
N J., on his vacation for the last four
weeks, is now at Atlantic City. \. j..
and will return to this city to resume his
pastoral duties September s.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph o. Reed and son.
Mr. Fred Reed. have returned from a
months stay at Atlantic City.
Amid decorations of cavalry yellow
with a slight tinge OF green Miss Ruth
Hood daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cooper Hood of 22d street. was married
last night at o'clock at the family res
idence to Lieut. John ]. Waterman OF the
It'll Cavalry. L. s. A. Rev. DR.. o. s.
Dean of Pessaic. n. j., uncle OF the bride,
was the officiating clergyman.
The bride was attended by Miss Ruth
Hermann of Olympia. Wash. who act
ed as maid of honor and Mr. Leonard
Waterman Of Grand Rapids. brother OF
the bridegroom, was the best man.
The bride was escorted and given in
marriage by her father. She wore an
exquisite gown OF imported white crepe
de chine richly embroidered and with a
rare fiounce of finest Chantilly lace drap-
ed over the bodice and skirt In a grace
full fashion Duchesse point lace was
used upon the sleeves and about the neck.
A tulle veil held with orange blossoms
and a shower bouquet of lilies Of the val
lev and white orchids completed the un-
usually beautiful costume. The maid of
honor wore a charming gown OF yellow
chiffon with a Powered border over yell
low satin. and carried a shower of maid
enhair fern. Mrs. Hood. mother OF the
bride, wore black chiffon cloth over black
silk.
The mantels were banked with far
leyeuse ferns and golden glow. and the
priedieu In the bay window of the draw
ing room was festooned with the deli
cate fern.
Only immediate relatives and a few in
innate friends were present A bridal
supper followed the ceremony. The table
was decorated In yellow. The bride cut
the cake with the bridegrooms sword
and II was a merry little party which
saw them depart for an extended trip
through the far west The bride wore