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SOCIETY.
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son will spend an indefinite time at baths
in Dorsetshire. for the benefit OF the
health of the latter.
have had as their guests at their home
on P street for the past fortnight Mr..
Dummy and Mr.. David Stoddard of Lo-
gan, Utah.
After a visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Thrasher in Knoxville. Tenn,
Mrs. James f. Wilson has returned to
her home in Washington.
Mrs Louise Fairfax Robertson has re-
turned home after visit to her cousin,
Miss Kitty Robertson, in Baltimore.
her home in York, Pa, after visit to
her aunt, Miss Josephine c. Webster, at
the Concord.
Miss Mary Reid of Chattanooga. who
has been the guest of Representative and
Mrs. Austin and Miss Jane Austin at
the Brighton, left last week for Hunting
ton, w. Va.
Mrs. John W. Yerkes, after a visit to
her SON and daughter -in-1aw. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowell Yerkes, T. Birmingham, has
guest Of Col. and MI c. r. Anderson
at their home in Danv1lle.
The Cicero Hunt Lewis home at River
wood, which is one of the handsomest of
suburban residences, near Portland, Ore,
was thronged with handsomely gowned
women who were asked Thursday after
noon to meet Mrs E. H. Brooke of this
city, and her debutante daughter, Miss
Margaretta Brooke. The acres Of lovely
terraced gardens which surround the
Lewis home were source of great adj
miration. with their beautiful shrubbery
and fowers-now at the quintessence OF
perfection.
A large company assisted the hostess.
After a visit Of several weeks in Port
land. Mrs. Brooke, accompanied by Miss
Margaretta and another daughter, Miss
Pauline. who is now attending school In
New York, will sail for Europe.
week was that of Miss Olivia Fitzpatrick
and Count Hans Larisch of Austria, which
was celebrated in the home Of Prince and
Princess Henry Of Pless near Vienna. The
bride Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fitzpatrick of Monticello. Cal,
and has wide circle Of friends in San
Francisco as well as in the southern part
of the state Six months ago she left for
Europe on an extended pleasure trip. and
1t was while in Vienna that she met and
bridegroom is the master of the horse to
the Emperor of Austria, and Is prominent
in court circles. The young couple will
not come to the United States, as they
originally intended, but instead will go d.
rectly to the beautiful Larisch estate on
the outskirts of Vienna, which will be
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, who
spent the past week here with Mrs.
Richard Townsend and were faithful at
tendants at the horse show. are to have
much finer establishment as a New
York residence next year. They have
leased the Lloyd Warren house on 9Th
avenue near S5th street, noted for its
splendid tapestries and art treasures and
having great studio which can be used
as a ballroom. The Gerrys entertained
considerably the past season, but great
things are expected of them next year
by those who chronicle the doings Of
New York's millionaire dwellers in Van
ity Fair.
| They seem to have plenty of old fam
lily lace in the west which comes to light
with the greatest regularity at weddings
At the marriage OF Miss Tooker and
Mr.. Harry 8. Barber last week in Min
neapols the brides gown was fashioned
of ivory white satin, the skirt was made
with short train. built on severely en-
pire lines. over which hung from the
shoulders the long court train of duchess
lace which had been used on her grand
mothers and on her mothers wedding
gowns. outlined the bodice around the
| neck and shoulders. hanging in surplice
effect to the waist line. Rose point lace
also showed it's delicate meshes as a
garniture. and the sleeves were grace
full combination of satin and rose point.
The veil was fastened In diadem fashion
with a double wreath of orange bios
SONS, and the bridal bouquet was a frag-
rant shower OF lilies OF the valley, sweet