Evening star., 1911-06-11

gone to Haines Falls, N. Y. for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Nalle left recently
for an extended trip to Canada.
Mrs George Covington. formerly Of
r street, has moved to 1852 Otis place
for the summer.
At recent crossing of the Lapland. on
which there were number of passen-
gers from this city. the Belgian minister.
Count de Buisseret, was patron at the
concert at which former Senator Bever-
idge made an address and Mr.. Charles
p. Taft presided.
An interesting circumstance about the
splendid ball dress worn by the German
empress at recent state ball at Buck
ingham Palace was that 1t was made
from material brought back from the east
by her son, the German crown prince,
when he returned from his recent tour.
Justice and Mrs. Holmes have returned
to Boston and brought with them their
niece. Miss Dorothy Upham. Justice and
months at their villa on Hale street, Bev-
erly Farms.
Mr. and Mrs Philip H. Mcmillan are
about to begin the erection of a residence
in Crosse Pointe. Detroit. Mich, for an
Mrs Potter Palmer Is now installed in
her new home, a luxurious and convenient
mansion In the Rue de fUniversite, in the
aristocratic st. Germain quarter of Paris
Her niece, Princess Cantacuzene, will be
with her this season.
The Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, d. D.,
will officiate at the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary of the graduation Of the Rev. John
GvrA~ 30 r. DSv.kr
copal Theological School. Boston, to be
observed Tuesday, June 13, in the Church
Of the Epiphany. Mr. Smith and Mr..
Suter were classmates, and are intimate
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and their
daughter. Miss Margaret Cotton Smith.
will spend the summer at their country
home at Ipswich Mass.
Mrs. Harold Mccormick. who made at
ternoon tea drinking, riding and walking
In Lincoln Park. Chicago, social event
for several afternoons each week through
out the spring. has now closed the sea-
son.
Among those who were present for the
first time out at the last meeting were
the Countess Gizycka. in a severe black
satin tailored suit, with a large white
turban and coarse white veil, and Mrs
Adds Browne. bride of a month, for
merly Miss Elizabeth Cunningham, who
wore little French gown OF black and
white striped wolfe and black and white
hat.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Simon and sons and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Solomon sailed Wednes-
day last for three-month trip abroad.
Miss Catherine Hill. daughter of the
American ambassador, and Miss Eliza
beth Reed Rogers. debutante of next
year in this city, were among the brides
maids at the recent wedding In Berlin Of
Miss Mabel Clinton Paine, eldest daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Clinton Paine and OF the late
Gen. Clinton Paxton Paine Of Baltimore
and Hartmann Ernst Baron Won Schlot-
helm, lieutenant in the Kaiser Alexander
Garde Grenadier Regiment, No. 1, son
of Frau Won Lindequist and the late
Baron Max Cerschan Won Schlotheim.
The brides dress was OF white satin
yelled with old rose point lace. Her
veil Of tulle was held in place by
wreath OF myrtle. She wore diamond
and pearl pendant. the gift Of her moth
er. and carried bouquet Of lilies Of
the valley and orange blossoms
The bridesmaids wore rose chiffon oveS
liberty satin slips of the same shade
n their hair were wreaths Of pink roses,