Evening star., 1911-08-20

of tulat--or weighing the king against
masses of silver and gold, to be after
ward distributed among the poor--will be
performed by his majesty.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Sakolski announce the
marriage of their daughter Dora and
Mr.. Samuel Bronstein at their home, 1909
b street southeast, Sunday, August 13.
Among the out-of-town guests present
We're Mr.. III. Saks, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr..
J. Bronstein, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Barr of
Br1dgeton, n. j.: Mrs r. Baer, Mrs. N.
Kaufman, Misses Lillian and Sadie Baer,
Rebecca, Lydia and Eva Kaufman, Mr..
A. K. Baer. F. j. Kaufman and Dave
Kaufman of Baltimore. Md.
AT recent California wedding, where
the color scheme was white and gold,
the bridesmaids' gowns repeated the eff
| feet, and at the wedding breakfast fol-
lowing the ceremony the long table was
covered with marguerites and white or
chids falling from gilded baskets. The
bride. who graduated from school this
year, and is married before her debut
was very lovely in her robe Of white satin
embellished with duchesse and point lace
and made with a square court train. A
pretty touch to the costume was a gar
| land of white chiffon and satin roses
| that fell from the right shoulder and
was caught across the skirt A tulle
veil was worn, and the bridal bouquet
was a shower of white orchids. The maid
of honor wore soft yellow satin. veiled with
white chiffon, and had insets of duchesse
| lace. The bridesmaids were gowned alike
in yellow satin. with tunics Of gold chif-
fon cloth, having panels Of duchesSe lace
Instead Of wearing picture hats in the
| usual fashion for noon weddings, the
maid of honor and bridesmaids carried
| their broad-brimmed leghorns, gilded and
filled with white marguerites and orchids.
Miss Ethel Katharine Letter, q cousin
of the late Lady Curzon. and like her
having unusual beauty and accomplish
ments was married in Oakland, Cal, last
week to Eugene Hockett. She Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Letter.
Mr.. Hockett has large property inter-
ests in Washington. After their honey
marriage Is the elimination Of pretty
romance, Hockett meeting his bride but
two months ago.
camp to Maj. Gen. Biddle, commandant
of the United States Marine Corps,
Washington, D. c.. has Joined Mrs. Fay
in Colorado Springs for 6. couple of weeks
and will then go to Camp Perry. Ohio for
the national rifle competition. Capt. and
Mrs. Fay are the guests Of Mrs. Fay's
father. Mr.. William Lennox, and Mrs.
Fay will remain until September.
Cora Lady Strafford is going out to the
durbar In November with her husband,
Mr.. Kennard, who Is q noted sportsman
and has done a good deal of tiger shoot
ing In the Indian jungle. Mr. Kennard
has a houseboat on one Of the Kashmir
rivers.
Mrs. Spender Clay, the only daughter
of Mr.. William Astor, is also to visit
Delhi for the durbar.
Miss Violet Rawson. just nineteen.
known as the tallest girl in London So
ciety, the elder daughter OF Col Richard
and Lady Beatrice Rawson, and a niece
of Lord Lichfield, Lady Lovelace and
Col. Streatfeld, is to marry the coming
autumn.
Miss Lenora Marie de Grange. who
spent the early summer season in vir-
gfnia and Maryland, has Just returned
from a trip to Niagara Falls, Toronto,
Canada: Buffalo, Chautauqua. N. Y, and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Curtiss and fam
lily of 1923 18th street northwest have
returned to the city after an outing of
several weeks at Norwalk, Ohio, and Eu-
clid Beach, on Lake Erie
Mrs. Arthur Bromley and family, who
are spending the week at the Charles AL
vim Smith Memorial Home, at Colonial
Beach, will be at home after Friday, the
25th.
MISS Marie buChlI6ndHl. formerly OIL
this city. but now residing at Dallas,
Tex, is spending several days with rela-
tives at 716 Sth street northeast. Miss
buckingham arrived in Washington yes
terday, coming by way of Chicago, where
she visited relatives.
Prof. Philip E. Baer having complet-
ed song recital tour of four months
in the west has returned to his studio
9o5 H street northwest.
Miss A. Sidonia Dunn has returned
from Atlantic City.
Messrs Dave Abraham, Leon Brill
and Harry Brealore left last night for
Atlantic City. Before returning next
week they will visit New York and
other points.
Mrs Cooksey, wife Of DR.. Claude b.
Cooksey, with her baby daughter.
| Kathryne, left yesterday for the Blue
Ridge mountains, where Mrs. Cooksey
hopes to fully regain her health.
Miss Bette Pollard and Miss Rebecca
| Lennon left Washington Wednesday for
| Mount Gretna, Pa.
Prof Aubrey Landry Of the c. u. A.
| has gone to Boston to join his wife for
| the remainder of the vacation at the
university.
| Miss Edith McQuade is summering at
| Highland Falls. N. Y.
| Col Brown and Miss Sarah Brown are
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