Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CHARMING WEDDING EVENT
WITH A LOCAL BRIDEGROOM.
Other Brides and Their Finery.
Engagements-Personal
Notes.

| At tie marriage Of Miss Julia 4. Hoyt.
! daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Liv-
insSton Hoyt of New York city. 10
Samuel \. Weldon Of Washington, D..
=. saturday last. at the home of the
| briue parents, ~ East seth street, only
| relatives and few intimate friends were
| present The ceremony was performed
| oH the Kew. Roland Cotton Smith Of st.
John Church. Washington cousin Of
| the bride. Miss Sybl Appleton. the
young daughter o. Randolph Morgan APP
pietoh. the brides uncle. acted as flower
sHi' mere We're no other attendants.
ifehfE Ives Cobb. jr.. was best man.
| he BRIDE Wore white satin trimmed with
oio lace and veil of old family lace
caushl ~ by coronet of orange bios
| SONS She carried an ivory prayer book
| ne Hover girl wore white lingerie
! dress ana carried bouquet of bridal
| roses. A wedding breakfast followed the
| ceremony. after which the couple left on
their bridal trip. The brides going-awav
costume was a suit of dark blue with a
Wnite ana blue felt hat. Upon their re-
! turn Mr. and Mrs Weldon will reside
In New York. Mr.. Weldon is well known
| mere and is member of the Metropolis
tan CluD of this city. He was graduated
from Harvard, class of 1904
Mrs Joseph Stickney gave a saddle pic
mic for large company at Breton
Tn Goas yesterday sts,a Capt J. II. Gibbons:
the Naval Academy at Annapolis. and
Mrs. Gibbons; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick y.
Dalzell. Miss c. Reynolds Mr.. \. An
drews and Mr.. John Barrett of Wash
ington. who arrived here yesterday to
spend several weeks. were in the party.
At the picnic grounds some of the party
at a camp fire, while the women made
| coffee.
Mrs. Stickney entertained practically
the same party at dinner Saturday night.
Mrs. K. S. Ely of Washington, who ac-
companied Capt and Mrs. Gibbons here,
| was among the guests.
Mrs. \. F. Lauterbach of New York
gave a dinner at LenoX. Mass. Saturday
night and afterward dance. The tables
We're decorated with roses: Her guests
| Oracle, Miss Edith Oracle, Miss Anns
Portner of Washington Mrs. Amzi l..
Barber and her guest, Mrs. B. L. B
vance OF Washington: Messrs. Grenville
! Shotter and f. HarlestOn Simons
/ The bridal costume worn by Miss
Julia a. LoomfS, daughter of Mrs Henry
p. Loomis of New York, at her mar
| riage to Landrum X. Thorne Saturda,
at ST. Mary's Church. Tuxedo, was a
historic one. 1t had been worn by
seven generations. beginning with the
1
Judge of the supreme court. and Kate
Smith, a daughter of William P. Smith
| of New Jersey. one of the colonial
patriots. 1t has been handed down
| from mother to daughter through
seven generations of brides.
/ This historic gown has petticoat of
quilted white satin bordered with sable
and the coatlike overdress and train
are of old yellow satin brocaded in
small clusters of roses in natural col
ors. and this is finished at the neck
and sleeves with old English point ap-
/ plique.
| The veil worn with this was scarf
of old thread lace arranged with frill
caught with orange blossoms across the
head, the ends falling at the sides. The
bride carried yellow and white orchids.
A charming color scheme was carried
out in the dresses of the attendants.
| The matron of honor Mrs. John Hone
| Auerbach. wore quaint frock of change
| able mauve taffeta with an Overdress OF
white silk muslin bordered with lace, and
| having a wide girdle and a sash of hello
| trope silk and large brown beaver hat
| having scarf and bow of gold lace. Mrs
| Auerbach and the other attendants car
| ried large baskets of white and gold
| straw filled with roses with pink or vel
| low centers.
| The little maid of honor. Miss Anne A.
| Thorne, wore a white lace slip over silk
with a white hat faced with black and
| trimmed with pink ostrich plumes.
The bridesmaids We're the Misses CarOl
Harmon, Rosamond Burr, ROsina Otis,
Anzonella Kane. Mary Sturgis and Ellen
Farnesworth of Boston Their frocks
were of apricot-colored taffeta with mus
matron of honor, but with sashes of blue
taffeta Their large pale-blue hats. faced
with black velvet. were covered with sill
yer net with blue ribbon bows and clus-
tiers of pink roses at one side
Miss Anna Greble of this city will be
the maid of honor at the marriage. Octo-
Der i, at Radnor, Pa. of Miss Edith
Helme daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam f. Hclme. and Mr.. j. Gerhard
Leiper, jr
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. .Auerbach of
New York have announced the engage
nent of their daughter. Helen Dunscomb
Auerbach. to Mr.. Herman LIE Roy En-
met. second son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
r. Emmett of New York.
Miss Auerhach was debutante last
season. having been presented to society
at dance which Mrs .suerbach gave for
her at Sherry'S, December >. She was
later a guest at the White House
Mr.. Emmett is a student at Yale and
has another year to go before he will be
graduated. His brother Robert X. NJ
Emmett. is an ensign OH the United States
ship Montgomery. The Emmett country
place is High Valley. at Ashfield, Mass.
No date has been set for the wedding.
DR. and Mrs ii. c. YarroW have re-
turned from the Chateau Frontenac,
Quebec. Canada. where they spent the
summer. and are at their residence,
21l6 Bancroft place.
;x-Representative w. 4. Calderhead
of Marysville. Kan, has been visiting
MIR. and Mrs. j. s. Hill at Old Point
Comfort, Va.
Mr. and Mrs J. St. Clair Hill of West
Chevy Chase have returned to town and
have as their house guest w. A. Cal
derhead of Marysville, Kan.
Mrs Atho X. Beall. her daughter,
Mrs. Atho T. Nichols. and grand
darohter Maude will return to their