Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-27
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
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. her grandmother. Mrs. James Mcmillan,
. here will leave Wednesday for Florida.
. where she will be the guest Of Mrs. John
. Stoughton Newberry.
. A Lcnten wedding will be that of Miss
; Marion Dow and James G.. Blaine. I'd,
. which will take place very quietly at the
Dows' home on Marlboro street. Boston.
owing to the bridegroom's mourning. Mr..
, Blaine finished his course at Harvard
. this month. and will take his degree in
. June.
. A wedding of great interest in this
city. where the bride and her family
at the picturesques home of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. " il lam A Stone on North avenue. Pits
|. hung. when their dau" liter. Miss Jean
Stone. became the bride of William J.
Crumpton of Chicago Rev. DR.. Henry
ID. Lindsay, president of the Pennsylvania
. College for Women. assisted by Rev. DR..
. Frank NJ: Si'sley of the North Presby-
! terrain Church. Northside. officiated in
!. the presence of br liant assemblage.
!. The house was artstically decorated VITA
. cibodium and farleyense ferns. palms.
. crotons and ported greens. interviewed
. with glowing color scheme of yellow
!. ana blue. \ string orchestra. playing
|. softly during the ceremony, added much
: to the service. Mr.. Stone gave his daugh-
. tended by her sister. Miss Margaret
: stone. as maid of honor, wearing a
: modish gown of shaded blue net over
:" blue satin. with irdescent trimmings. She
!: carried exquisite shower bouquet of
: forget-me-nots. tied with blue tulle. The
four bridesmaids-Miss Isabel Stone. an
!. other sister; Miss Ora Crumpton of Su
perior. Wis. a sister of the bridegroom:
!. Mss Helen Lawrence of Ottawa, ILL.,. Il
!. cousin Of Mr.. Crumpton. and Miss Paul
|. inc Showalter Of Pittsburg-were gowned
;I-..
!. chiffon over cream satin. and trimmed
!. in cream lace. embroidered with tiny
!. black spangles. They carried long
: stemmed yellow roses, caught with blue
: tGlle. The brides gown was of heavy
: white duchess satin, emhellished with
princesse and rare lace; her long tulle
: veil was festooned to the couture with
: wreath of orange blossoms, and she car
ried unique bouquet in the form of
!. wedding ring composed of white orchids.
!. Marie lie Gray llacs. valley lilies and
|. roses, with festoons OF ribbons trailing
over the skirt
!. Edward DeminS of Chicago was Mr..
!. Crumpton's best man and the ushers-
!. John W. Bradshaw of Chicago Benjamin
|. Lawrence of Ottawa, John Bradshaw.
!. John Stone Conant Van Blarcom and
: Wilson McCandless-completed the party.
: The ceremony was sclcmnizcd in the
!: drawing room before an immense back
:. ground of palms. ferns and annunciation
!: lilies. The ushers formed an aisle for
!. the bridal party with broad yellow satin
: ribbons.
!. A large reception. supper and dance
I. followed the service, Mr.. and Mrs. Stone
!. and Samuel Crumpton. father of the
:. groom. receiving with the bridal party.
!. Mrs. Stone wore costume Of heavy white
: satin deliberately trimmed with duchess
!" lace. and carried lavender orchids. The
: brides table was placed in the break
: fast room The place cards were dainty
!. hand-painted brides and srooms and the
!. c1nterpiece consisted of yellow tea roses,
md fnr,, yroIt -, I,,r4
!. fluffy bows of blue maine. Above this
!. was large wedding bell formed of white
!. blossoms, from which hung showers of
!. nos.agays and maline. The rest of the
:. guests were seated at small tables in the
!. large dining room, which was decorated
:. i'm pink. with quantities OF roses, spring
!. flowers and fine ferns.
!. Mr.. Crumpton and his bride will spend
: their honeymoon in the west at the con-
: clusion Of which they will reside in Chi
{ caso.
!. The Mexican ambassador and Nine. de
!. la Barra We're honor guests al a luncheon
!. yesterday at the home of the assistant
!. secretary Of state and Mrs. Huntington
!. Wilson.
: The Attorney General and Mrs Wick
!. ersham will give a dinner in honor of
!: the Mexican ambassador and Sonora de
! | la Barra March 3.
e u
!. be here as usual for the spring season
!. and will be at their | street home We'd
!. nesday.
: Senator and Mrs. Depew are going
!. south after the adjournment Of Con-
!. gress.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Slater enter
!" | tanned at d musical last night.
PnhartS wit Of
ative Roberts. will be at home tomorrow
), from ; TO Il. Mrs Roberts, the president
. | elect of the Congressional Club. is giving
!. | a tea. from to g. Thursday, March > at
!. the club in compliment to Mrs. Gregg. the
i. | retiring head of that organization to
|. which the members Of the club have been
!. asked
/ Mrs. George r. Lilley. Mr. and Mrs
!. Frederick =. Liey and Theodore Lilley
!. | of Waterbury. Conn, and Mrs. Thomas
II. Anderson. mother OF Mrs. Frederick
!. I.illey. sailed from New York Saturday
! for three-week trip to Cuba. They will
{ go directly TO Havana, and will visit
|: points of interest in and about that city
|. and the Isle of Pines.
!. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley enter
!. tanned at a luncheon Yesterday at the
!. Chevy Chase Club for Mrs Alexander D.
!. b. Plat of New York, who is their house
!; guest. Others at the luncheon were Mr..
: and Mrs. Benjamin of New York. Mrs.
!; Herbert Shpman. Miss Louise Cromwell,
|: Mr. Jerome Bonaparte Mr.. William Nor
8 row and Mr.. Brown OF Baltimore
!. At Racine. Wis. Saturday. Mr. Ogden
!. Mills Reid Of New York, son of Mr.
!. Whtelaw Reid. American ambassador to
!. England. and Mrs. Reid. appeared before
: the chief clerk, Mr. Nelson. and obtained
: a license to wed Miss Helen Miles Rogers
!. of that city.
Z The marriage will be solemnzed at the
Racine College Chapel March "a. Mr.
8 Reid gave his age twenty-eigilt and
{ Miss Rogers the same.
!. The Italian ambassador and Marchesa
!: tusani entertained at dinner last night
= Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley Mrs Her.
:. bert Shipman. Mrs. Robert Hinckley
. Miss Hinckley. Col. and Mrs Spencer
: Cosby. Mai. and Mrs. Judson the naval
7 attache of the Russian embassy and
: Nine. Eassilieff. the naval attache Of
the Austro- hungarian embassy and Bar
oness PreuscEen. the naval attache of
the Brazilian embassy and Nine Ave-
:. vedo the second secretary of the Otto
man embassy and Nine. Za. the naval
. attache of the German embassy, Com
!, mander RetZmann: the naval attache OF
!. the Japanese embassy. Commander Hra-
|. "a. the military attache of the British
!. embassy. Col. McLaughln: the counselor
!. | of the Italian embassy. Marchese Negrct-
+ to: Donna Beatrice Cusani and the naval