Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19
cottage at Ocean City. Md. where
they will spend the summer.

Mrs. w. L. Cash. who has been spend
ing the winter in Philadelphia. has re
turned to Washington for a short visi
to her residence in Q street, where sh<
has given a series of breakfasts to &
number of her friends the past week.
Mrs. Saers, president Of Lincoln
Circle, No. 3, G. A. R., entertained at
| social and musical followed by
dance, at her residence on Newton
street Friday evening. A large mum
Der of the ladies Of the circle and thei
friends were present.
The late king and Queen Alexandra
as we'll as the present king and queen
| had expected to attend the wedding al
ST. Georges Church. Hanover Square
London, Tuesday, of Lord Acheson
elder son of Lord and Lady Gosford
and Miss Mildred Carter. only daughter
Of the United States minister to Bukha
rest and Mrs Ridgely Carter.
1t is said of the bride in London thai
she is one of the best walters in smar
society, and last season was chosen te
| lead the wonderful cotillon given by
Baroness Won Eckardstein.
The precious venetian lace with which
| her wedding robe is to be fiounced is
an heirloom in the Morgan family. II
was last worn by the brides mother al
her own wedding In lssI; and 10 now %s,
daughter The wedding dress is OF
white satin made with classic sim
plicity, SO as to emphasize the beauty
of the lace shawl which will drape the
skirt. The satin train will have double
f1Ounces. and the veil is Of point de
venise She is also to wear the splen-
did rope of pearls given to her by LORD
and Lady Gosford. -,
The bridesmaids. seven in number. Will
he led by Miss Elsie Nicoll of New York.
the brides dearest girl friend and former
school companion.
Lady Theo Aeheson. sister Of the bride
groom and Miss Rhda Ashley Will follow
will be paired in the procession They
are Miss Camilla Morgan and Mile. Irene
de Lagrange, the daughter OF Baron and
Baroness Louis de Lagrange Lazy VIC.
toria Stanley, the debutante daughter OF
Lord and Lady Derby and a cousin OF
Lord Acheson, will also appear in the
procession of bridesmaids with Miss Mar
ion Scranton, granddaughter of Mrs.
McIlvaine.
Mr.. Patrick Acheson will be best man
The reception after the wedding will be
held by Mrs. Ridgely Carter at Dor
chester House. which Ambassador ana
Mrs Reid have loaned for the oc-
casion. The wedding presents VIII pc
displayed in one of the large reception
rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely Carter have given
their daughter their freehold residence on
Gresham street, where they made their
home in London for so many years. They
have also given her jewels and antique
silver
Lord and Lady Gosford have given her
in addition to the matchless chain or
pearls already mentioned. several articles
of jewelry and treasures In the way OF
old lace and fine furS.
Lord Acheson, who Is a London business
man. has had magnificent motor built
as one of his gifts to his bride, and in
the new car they will spend their honey
moon, touring through France until the
end of the summer
The wedding cake at the recent mar
riage of Miss Drexel and Lord Maid
stone was the work of the Drexels' own
chef. Instead Of the orthodox pyramid
like confection. 1t was OF enormous cir
conference, but not more than two
ed cake garlands of edible marguerites
and orange blossoms were looped, and
the top was covered with galaxy of
candied ,cupids.
was from Mr. George J. Gould. 1t was
a diamond weighing twelve carats, set
in q ring.
musical will be given at DR.. James
Dudley Morean's summer home, Con-
necticut avenue and Bradley lane Cop
posite Chevy Chase Club. Tuesday
evening, June 81. at o'clock, for the
benefit Of the new Catholic church at
Chevy Chase, d. G. delightful
program has been arranged, and sew
eral of the best known local artists
will take part.
Mrs w. r. Slater is making an au-
tomobile trip through France.
The minister to the United States from
Chile and Nine. Cruz landed in Cherbourg
on the I'd Of June, en- route to Buenos
Aires. where they are going to attend
the exposition.
Mrs. Burton Harrison and Miss Sophie
Meldrin were registered at Hyde Park
Hotel, in London, last week.
Mrs. J. D. Lawman and Miss Hathaway
of this city, who went abroad some time