Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-15

brilliant background to the gay company
of young people who participate.
The various dances, which constitute
feature Of the entertainment. have been
the occasion of the most painstaking prep
aration, and the professional teacher who
has trained the young people promises
that their performance will go with
verve and abandon hardly excelled by
professionals. The final dress rehearsal
will be held on the stage'of the National
Theater Thursday forenoon, and every
thing points to q performance as brilliant
as the audience which will witness it.
Bishop and Mrs. Earl Cranston have
returned from a six-week trip to Porto
Rico. They had delightful experience
and were much entertained. Gov. and
Miss Cotton gave a beautiful dinner of
twenty-four covers in their honor.
Mrs. Charles Jefferson Wetzel formerly
of this city, but now residing in Port
land, Ore, announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Marie EgIoff, to DR.. An
drew johnson Browning. also a former
Washingtonian and resident OF Maryland,
who recently resigned his practice in
Portland and is now established at The
Dalles. Ore. The wedding will take
place in April
Miss Matte Williams and Miss Bessie
Gray OF Norfolk, Va, are guests of Mrs.
r. B. Thornton. the Horton apartments.
"HclC tiIC AOi iICI Will hldhC uSI 1btui
home.
Representative and Mrs. George WI
Fairchild have gone to New York and
will return here about the 1st of
April.
Lady Hadfeld is in New York, stay
ing at the Plaza.
Senator and Mrs. Elihu Root are in
New York at the Hotel Gnfhov,, q
few days.
Miss Anna Dawes returned north
yesterday. after visits here to Mrs.
Greedy and Miss Strong.
Mrs. Burrows has gone to Atlantic
City. where former Senator Burrows
will join her Saturday.
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell and Miss Crom-
well are in New York on a ten-day
visit.
The Monday Morning Musical Club
| has secured the use of the Playhouse
for the evening Of March 81. when a
series Of pictures and tableauX will be
| given. Mrs Charles D. Walcott, Mrs
Ten Eyck Wendell, Mrs. Jack Biddle,
| Mrs. Musgrave and Mrs Robert Hinck-
| ley are members of the club and will
| take part.
A wedding Of interest in this city.
where the bride formerly resided and has
| a score Of friends, took place last even
| ing at the Hotel Belvedere in Baltimore
| when Miss Hortense Nattans, daughter
| Of Mrs. Jennie Nattans. was married to
Mr.. Mark X. Solomon of Pittsburg. Pa
! The bride was escorted by her brother
! MIR. Ralph Nattans, and wore a magnifi-
cent gown Of white charmeuse satin trim
med with point lace and carried a bou-
| quet of white orchids and lilies Of the
valley. Her tulle veil hung gracefully
| from a wreath Of orange blossoms.
| She was attended by Mrs. Sidney Arens-
| berg of Brooklyn. n. Y, and Mrs. Hugo
F., Baum OF Pittsburg, Pa, sisters of the
bridegroom. as nations Of honor. and four
bridesmaids. Miss Madeline Solomon Of
| Pittsburg Pa: Miss Rita Nattans and
Miss Edith Nattans. sisters of the bride.
| and Miss Sadie Hecht. They were gown
ed in rose pink satin and carried bou-
DUETS of pink roses and ferns.
After their honeymoon journey south
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon will be at home at
1oo1 Norwood avenue. Pittsburg, Pa
J. Garrett Whiteside and Mrs. White
side of Fort Smith. Ark. sailed Saturday
| from Philadelphia on the Atlantic liner
| Merton for Europe. where they will pass
| two months. touring England, France,
| Switzerland and Italy Mr.. Whiteside.
| who makes his home in Washington dur
| ing the sessions Of Congress, Is secretary
to Representative Ben Craven of Ar
kansas.
Mrs. Arthur Lee will have as her guests
during Easter week Mrs. James Robert
| Mckee and her daughter. Miss Mary
Lodge Mckee who will probably remain
several weeks Mrs. Lee and her father.
| ex-senator Henry G. Davis. returned yes
terday from Aiken, s. c..