Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-09

SATIN ana JET, MISS Boardman, black sal
in with silver tulle and wearing diamonds
and emeralds: Mrs. Chatard. yellow sat
in, diamond necklace and diamond star
tiara: Miss Harriet Anderson. white sat.
in with rhinestone embroidery and be-
coming crimson scarf; Miss Anderson.
pink velvet: Mrs Langfitt, yellow brocade
trimmed with white lace: Miss Langf1tt,
white spangled gauze over white satin
with pearl trimming: Mrs. Leutze. black
velvet: Miss Leutze. blue chiffon: MISS
gold lace; Mrs. Yates. black satin with
maltese lace and jet; Miss Yates. white
gauZe embroidered in pink roses: Mrs
George w. Gordon. blue satin trimmed
IN gold with jetted net overdress: Mrs
Sulzer, black meteor with embroidered
net; Mrs. Stanley a. Dent. jr.. black Jet
ted chiffon over cloth of gold: Mrs. Ben
Cravens. yellow satin with crystal and
pearl trimming and fur: Mrs. Richard
Sylvester. natter blue satin and silver
gauze trimmed with jet: Miss Alice Day,
white lace: Hiss Elliott. white net With
pearl passementerie: Mrs. Charles L.
Knapp, all-oyer white lace trimmed with
black velvet and gold lace: Miss Hull.
white satin trimmed with white lace;
Miss Pickett Heth, white satin gown
with overdress OF silver: Miss Vir-
sinia Hetli. violet satin gown
with overdress of gold sauze.
Miss Anna Keith Frazier, white chiffon
and satin: Mrs. Frederick Woodville Mil
Ter. French blue satin with silver trim
minss: Mrs. Merrill. black satin embroid-
cred in gold: Miss Elizabeth colhoun,
white satin embroidered in gold. with
diamonds: Miss Helen Colhoun, white
satin yelled in white net embroidered in
crystals; Miss Downing. black embroider-
ed net over silk: Mrs. Robert Fitch Shep-
Samuel Reber, black velvet; Miss Platt,
white lace: Mrs. Briggs. black velvet,
with a bodice garniture of steel embroid-
cry and fringe: Miss Keim, black velvet
with jet embroidery and duchesse lace;
Mrs Seaton Schroeder blue satin: Miss
Sally Schroeder. light blue satin: Mrs.
Winnie Feam Hoxie. white brocade and
satin and point lace: Mrs. Andrews, gray
satin: Mrs Edward Carpenter blue chit
fon embroidered in hydrangeas: Miss
Irene Catlin, light blue satin trimmed In
silver: Miss Helene Peshine of Rochester.
~ V soft yellow messaline satin, with
trimmings of rich gold embroidery:
Mrs Newberry, white satin with bodice
of tulle. banded with rhinestones: Mrs
Richard c. Dean. black lace. embroidered
in black: Miss Katharine Bingham, pale
blue chiffon cloth over blue silk, trim
med with pink rosebuds and pearls. with
pearl ornaments; Mrs. S. B. Young, white
satin and pearls: Mrs. Thomas l. Gan'
pale blue satin brocade, with pearls; Mrs
J. Ellen Foster, black lace over white
silk, the lace embroidered with bowknots,
and her house guest, Mrs. John NJ. Adams
of Baltimore, heavy black satin, with jet
trimmings and a superb string OF pearls;
Miss Pierce white chiffon cloth and lace;
Miss Maria Mcmillan Brown, pale yellow
satin, with embroidery of the same color
on the bodice: Mrs w. fl. Woodward,
white lowered taffeta with pearl trim
ming; Mrs. Merrill, widow of Maj. James
Cushing Merrill, L. s. A.. pale blue satin
and lace; Mrs. Sherman Miles. white lace
over white silk: Miss Hoyt, white chiffon
cloth and silk: Mrs. John 7. Knight,
black lace and jets: Miss knight, petunia
satin and black lace; Miss Aileen Gorgas.
cream net, embroidered in a pattern of
roses in pastel shades over cream satin;
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page. French blue
satin and pearls; Mrs. RiNey, white lace;
Miss Marjery Aleshire. pale pink satin,
trimmed with lace: Miss Alice Downing,
pale blue satin, trimmed with sable; Miss
Vera Downing. pale green satin: Mrs.
Stewart Barber, pink satin, trimmed In
valenciennes lace and gold passeInenterle;
Mrs. Wesson. black panne velvet: Mrs.
4. l.. Bates. blue satin empire gown. with
silver and jet: Mrs. Sniffen. white lace;
Mrs Edwin Stanton. black satin and
point lace: Mrs. William GTaeme Harvey,
jr., pink satin, trimmed in crystal beads,
diamond ornaments; Miss Pearl Bodeker.
cream satin, with corsage. ornaments of
rhinestone: Miss Marie McMillin Brown,
yellow satin yelled in gold lace.
The Japanese ambassador and Baroness
Tchida gave a farewell dinner last night
to the Italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches and had in the COM
pany to meet them the minister of the
Netherlands and Nine. Loudon, the third
assistant secretary OF state and Mrs.
Chandler Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Ander-
son, Commander and Mrs Marsh, Maj.
and Mrs. Brewster, Miss Bagg. Mr.. Cen
taro and Lieut. Camperio of the Italian
embassy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Matsui and
Mr.. Hanihara of the Japanese embassy.
The Italian amba ssador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches were at home for
goodbye reception yesterday in view OF
their early departure for Europe and the
ambassadors new post at Constantinopie.
Practically the entire diplomatic circle
as we'll as the heads Of governmental life
and many others in social circles called.
Countess Benoist day and Miss Kean
did the honors Of the tea table.
Mrs. William T. Glover and Miss Glover
entertained at beautiful tea yesterday
afternoon at their home on Goth street.
The drawing room was prettily dec
Grated with pink roses and palms, and
Mrs. Glover received in a gown of green
Mrs. William Conrad served frappe. and
Mrs. Benjam min Rush Iogue poured tea
at the dainty refreshment table. The
other assistants were Mrs. William
f3aTIlctl, MISS iAIild -hlliSl. MISC itoSdlllid
Wilson. Miss Gertrude Williamson, Miss
Lena Wilkens and Miss Tonita Ridge
way.
The marriage of Miss Georgia Knox,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William S.
Knox to Mr.. Harry Smith Berry of
Nashville, Tenn, yesterday afternoon at
ST. Thomas Church. was witnessed by
large concourse of their friends, who
crowded the edifice from wall to wall.
The gathering very pleasantly reflected
the social life of the capital. The chancel
was set with palms. the altar vases were
filled with white lilacs and standards fill
ed with llacs. narcissus and tulips and
other spring blossoms marked the family
pews down the middle aisle. Rev DR.
Charles Ernest Smith off1ciated, and was
assisted by Chaplain Brown of Washing
ton barracks.
The bride was escorted by her father
and preceded to the chancel by her maid
maids. Miss Anna Keith Frazier and
Miss Nina Van Arsdale, and the ushers,
Capt. H. II. Bailey. Lieut. Victor Foster,
Lieut.. II. Fl. Huntley and Lieut.. Henry
Pratt
The bride who has been considered one
of the beauties of the capital since her
debut few years ago. looked exceeding
ly attractive in her bridal finery. Her
dress of white satin was draped prin-
cess. with a court train outlined with
pearls
The bodice had a high-necked g,1impe
and softly folded scarf effect about
the shoulders of rose point lace. For
the something old she wore her grand
mothers gift, an antique necklace of
amethysts, set in a quaint pattern. Her
lace handkerchief was the gift of the