Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-20
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY


| Continued From Seventh Page)
at luncheon yesterday at her home. on N
| street, in compliment to Miss Helen Taft,
| when the other guests were Miss Morgan.
| Miss Henry. Mr.. Robert Taft. Mr.. Fred
erick EcksreiD and Mr.. John Heron. all
| of whom are at the White House for the
| Easter holidays: Prince Kouda chef. Mrs,
Sherman Miles. Miss Yvonne Townsend,
Miss Margaret Cotton Smith, Miss Nancy
Neff. Mr.. John Cotton Smith. Mr.. William
Bowie Clarke. Mr.. du Pont, Mr.: Chauncey
| Hackett and Mr.. Antoine GeoffrOy.
Among those who sailed yesterday for
| Europe was Count Tolstoy. son of the
| late Count Leo Tolstoy. On the eve OF
! his departure he was entertained at
luncheon by William c. Reick in Sherrys,
among those present being Mrs Rober,
Goelet and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
Mrs. William Alden Smith, who is en-
tertaining this week Mrs. Joel Heatwole
and Miss Alice Archibald, gave tea yes
terday for the visiting Daughters of the
Revolution from Michigan.
dance last night for her son, Stewart Ba-
| con.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton Lester gave d
! dance Tuesday night at RauScher's for
their daughter, Miss Ruth Lester.
Their guests We're the Misses Marion
Tumble. Dorothy bennett, Helen Foster,
| Frances Page. Olga Pison. Margaret Lit
! Ross Thompson. Stewart Bacon, Preston
! Bacon Jack Adams, Henry Dickson, Don
aid MckneW. Larkin Glazebrook, William
Hall and Filbert Crawford.
Miss Mabel Elizabeth Kunz and Mr..
Joseph Carl BOdenStein. both of this city.
were married last evening at the par
sonage Of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. in the presence of their imme-
diate relatives the Rev. j. &. Ball Off
ciating. Miss Nellie Kunz was brides
maid, and Raymond Boesch best man.
| The bride wore travelling suit of French
blue serge and a black Neapolitan hat
trimmed with large white willow plumes.
a reception at the brides home. 4O4 9th
street northeast, followed about one
! hundred guests being present. The
| couple after a southern trip which Will
/ take them to st. Augustine, Fla. will be
at home to their friends after May ID at
III 18th street northeast.
At the wedding last night in Baltimore
of Miss Ann Virginia Beard. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer NJ. Beard, and
Lieut. Guy Agard Mix, Coast Artillery
| Corps, L. S. A., Miss Amy Richardson
Of this city was maid of honor. and wore
white satin yelled in yellow marquisette
and a hat trimmed with marguerites Her
bouquet was Of the some flowers. There
| NdS liOWeI sIi, pose, AOuA III 49,
maids and matron Of honor. as we'll as
an honor maid.
| The bride was to have been one OF next
seasons debutantes. She is a graduate OF
Bryn Mawr and has travelled extensively
abroad.
The marriage Of Miss Katheryn Glass;
away Gambrill. daughter of Mr.. stephen
| Gambrill Of Laurel, and Mr.. James Ed
| win Bradley Of Baltimore took place
last evening at ST. Phillips Protestant
| Episcopal Church. Laurel. The maid
of honor was Miss Florence Gambrill
Of Baltimore and the bridesmaids were
| Misses Susie Bradley. sister of the
rel. Ida Bowie of Washington and
| Helen Tunis of North Carolina. Miss
Hadde Gambrill of Baltimore was the
! flower girl.
The ceremony was performed by the
rector, Rev 7. A. Johnstone, and was
| followed by a reception at the BRIDES
| home to the members Of the immediate
families.
Mr.. Bradley was attended by Mr..
Charles Bradley of Baltimore. as best
man, and the ushers were Messrs Theo-
dore Miller and Richard Taylor Of
Baltimore, Robert Cromwell Of New
York and Ogle Marburg of Laurel. The
bride is a niece of the late United
a relative Of former United States
Senator Henry Gassaway Davis of West
Virginia.
MIR. Bradley is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William e. Bradley of Fredericks-
| burg. Va. and is prominently connect
ed in the south.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood and her
guests. Senator and Mrs. Mclean Of Con-
necticut. gave q tea yesterday in honor Of
the Connecticut delegates of the D. A. r.
Congress. Mrs. Buell. regent Of the Con-
necticut chapter: Mrs Kinney. former
regent: Mrs. John Emo Of New York and
Miss Morgan assisted.
The Second Assistant Secretary of
State, Mr.. Alvey A. Adee. sailed yester-
day on the Adriatic on his annual bicycle
tour, which the American consul at Berlin
and Mrs. Thackara will take with him.
Mrs. Clarence G. Doyle is entertaining
at tea today in compliment to her sis
ter. Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth Casey OF
New York. who is her guest Mrs Arthur
B. Hayes, Mrs. Charles Hammett, Mrs
W. W. Johnston and Miss Doyle will as
sist.
In the presence of large gathering of
relatives and friends. at her mothers
home. 1919 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. Tuesday evening last. Miss Lillian
I. Georgius. daughter of Mrs. Martha
Miller RouZee by the Rev. Freeland Peter
Of the Epiphany Church. The bride was
escorted by her brother. Mr.. Robert H
GeOrgius, and wore white maruuisette
over white silk, trimmed in pearls and lace
and carried a shower bouquet Of white
roses and lilies of the valley. The brides
maid was Miss Regina Georgius, sister
of the bride, who wore blue wolfe, trim
med with cluny lace. and carried roses
Mr.. Frank H. Rouzee brother of the
groom. was best man. Mrs. Robert a.
Georgius. matron Of honor, wore a gown
Of yellow silk, trimmed In pearls and
lace. and carried pink roses. The brides
mother was dressed in black messaline,
trimmed in spangles and lace. The
groom's mother wore blue marquisette
over blue messaline. Misses Lucille
Jones and Elsie Bulls were the flower
girls. Miss Mary Doener played the
wedding march, while Miss Iona krauss
'of Baltimore sang 80 Promise Me"
shortly after the marriage. The brides
going-away dress was heliotrope chiffon
brOadcloth and her hat matched After
their bridal trip the couple will be home
to see their friends after May l. They
received many beautiful and useful
presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul z. Johnson gave
large dinner party last night for the new
the host and guest of honor enjoying a
friendship of many years standing
The Venezuelan minister, Senior Don P.
Ezequiel Rojas. entertained at dinner last
evening in celebration of the 101st ami
versary Of the first decisive step taken
toward securing the independence of
Venezuela. His guests included the Co.
lombian minister Senior BOrda; the