Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-18
Mr.. Robert Gibson Robinson of New Or

leans.
The decorations throughout the lower
house were in white and green and az
one end of the drawing room. before an
improvised altar, lighted by candles held
in silver candelabra and embellished with
great clusters of white peonies and dali
sizes, was arranged an arching bower of
palms and ferns, tied with great fluffy
bows of white tulle. under which the
bridal couple stood during the ceremony.
which was performed by Rev. Father Al
bert Biever, s. J. In the dining room the
same color scheme of green and white
was beautifully carried out with sprays
of delicate fern, white carnations and
daisies, forming a plateau for the center
of the board, tied with butterfly bows of
white tulle Vases filled with the same
flower were scattered about the board
and the lights held in silver candlesticHs
We're shaded in white and silver. The
bride was attended by Mrs. Thomas Dur
gan Westfeldt and Mrs. Arthur Burton
May Gilmore as maid of honor, the two
latter her cousins, and by the brides
maids. Misses Jessie Tebo, Agnes George.
Mary Campbell. Marguerite Maginnis.
Sara Stern. Natalie Scott. Elise Urqu
hart. Louise Westfedt. who acted as
ribbon-bearers, and formed an aisle as
they entered. with white satin ribbons.
through which the bride passed to the
place of celebration with her brother.
The matrons of honor and other atter*1
ants wore fetching lingerie gowns win
ichus of pale blue chiffon fastened at the
high waist line in the back with large
square chiffon buckles and falling half
way down the demitrains. They carried
shower bouquets of white double carna
tons and daisies tied with white tulle.
except the maid of honor, who carried
white peonies The bridegroom was at
tended by his brother as best man.
The bride was a lovely picture in her
rich and becoming bridal robe of white
charmeuse satin. made with corsage In
fichu effect and kimono sleeves formed
of rose point lace. The long, full veil fell
from a quaint Charlotte Corday cap
edged with frills of point lace and trim
med with point lace. She carried a show
er bouquet of valley lilies, orchids and
orange blossoms.
After a trip to Princeton, of which the
bridegroom is graduate, the couple will
spend some time at Atlantic City before
going to their home. a charming bunga-
low at Robin Wood, Miss, the gift of
the bridegroom's parents, and where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Quincy Smith. who recently joined
her daughter, Miss Dorothy Smith. at
Northampton. Mass, will spend the sum-
mer on the New England coast.
Mrs. Bathrick, wife of Representative
Bathrick Of Ohio, who has been spending
the past three months in this city. has
returned home.
Mrs. Baker. widow of Rev. Henry
Baker, has gone to Ocean Grove. n. j..
where she will spend the summer and
early fall months.
Mrs. George Buckler entertained num-
Der of her Washington friends at lunch
con Monday at her country home, East
Falls Church, Va.
Rev Mr.. Dimon and family have
moved to their country home at Laurel,
Md. for the summer months.
Prof and Mrs Bliss, with their two
children left Thursday for New London.
Conn, where they will spend the summer.
Gen. and Mrs. Robert Smith and family
will close their residence on 18th street
this week and go to their summer home
in Sayville L. l., New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller and their little
daughter Virginia, who have been spend
ing the past season in Washington. left
for their home in California, where they
expect to spend the summer.
Miss Allie Young of Tennessee, who has
been visiting her brother and sister-in-
law. DR.. and Mrs. W. Young of n street.
abroad. She will first visit London
where she will be the guest Of her broth
er, Mr.. Robert Young, during coronation
season. then she will visit the principal
Prof and Mrs. Wilder have moved
from 1875 18th street to Oregon avenue
where they will be pleased to see their
friends.
Mrs. Curtis gave her husband Mr.
Charles l.. Curtis, surprise birthday
party at their home. 1923 18th street,
Tuesday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock
The color scheme was carried out in yell
low and green, with masses of daisies
and ferns. Among the guests present
were Mrs. f. B. Olney. Mrs. Maxwell,
Mrs White. Mrs. A. J. Curtis. Miss
White, Miss Juliet Curtis. Miss Wini-
0,ed Curtis, Mr.. l.. Temple, MIR. J.
Temple, Mr.. Will Curtis. Mr. Edwards.
Mr. A. j. Curtis and Mr.. E. B. Olney.
Miss Mae Henry. daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Henry, accompanied
by her cousin. Miss Embree, returned last
week from West Point, where they at
tended the June ball and graduating ex-
ercises. Mrs. Henry expects to leave the
city at an early date, accompa MED by her
daughter. Miss Mae, and niece, Miss En-
bree, and little son, Robert, jr., for their
home in Texas. where they will spend the
summer, returning in the early fall.
Miss Clara Frances, daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Frances of Ohio,