Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-25
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MISS TAFT AND MIR. ROBERT
TAFT 90 WEST.
Here and There With Other Nota-
bles-Weddings
sonals.

The President and Mrs. Taft have fixed
on July 3 for the date Of their departure
for Beverly. Mass, where the latter and
the family will spend the summer. Miss
Taft and Mr.. Robert Taft started last
night for Cincinnati to visit their aunt
and cousins and to take part in the
which will precede the marriage Of Miss
Harriet Anderson and Mr.. Hugo de
Fritsch Saturday next.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid had the pleasure OF
presenting five we'll known American
women last night at the last and most
brilliant court Of the season. at Bucking'
ranged for May %. but was omitted or
account OF the death Of the Danish king
They were Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh. wife
Of the Secretary OF the Treasury: Mrs. E.
T. Stotesbury Of Philadelphia. Mrs. Bar.
ton French Of New York. Miss Rose Dex.
ter OF Boston. Miss Gladys Mcmillan OF
Colorado Springs and Mrs. Ira Nelson
Morris Of Chicago.
The queen wore pale blue satin. en-
broidered with gold, and q train Of cloth
She wore a pearl and diamond crown
with the Kohinoor and lesser South
African gems. and the Order Of the
Garter.
Mrs. Macveagh was regally attired
Her dress was Of pale gray satin with
train Of gray satin and velvet brocade
was embroidered with silver Her tiara
collar. necklace and bodice ornaments
were all pearls and diamonds.
Mrs: stotesbury put some thought ana
care In the splendid dress she wore. II
was Of silver brocade of princess shape
and trimmed with viennese lace. The
lace train was embroidered with gold In
a grapevine design over silver cloth
lining. dropping from the shoulders with
diamond sprays of laurel design. Her
ornaments were three magnificent strings
of pearls. a large diamond collar and
diamond tiara. Mrs. StotesburyS gown
and jewels both attracted much atten-
ton, the former being one of the most
magnificent seen at any of the courts.
Mrs. Barton French wore a dress OF
violet and silver brocade, rose. shamrock
and thistle design, with a draped skirt
over a violet velvet petticoat and train
trimmed with diamante lace. Her tiara,
necklace, earrings and pendants were dia-
monds.
Miss Mcmillan was dressed in white
chiffon trimmed with diamante lace. with
a train Of white lace lined with silver.
Miss Dexter's dress was Of blue and
black satin with white brussels lace
founces and a train Of black velvet with
brussels lace and pearls.
The marriage of Miss Flora Ethel To-
zier. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
rozier, and Mr.. William Abbott Hardy OF
Andover. Mass, last evening in Calvary
witnessed by a large gathering of their
friends. short musical program pre-
coded the ceremony. at which Rev. J. I.
Ensor onlciated
Mr.. Roy Hardy. Mr.. Philip Hardy.
brothers OF the bridegroom; Mr.. Robert
Tracy, Mr.. Edward Anderson and Mr..
Joseph Nelson were ushers and preceded
the bride, her father and her attendants
to the scene Of the ceremony. The bridal
gown Of white charmeuse. trimmed with
blossoms on the skirt and a tulle veil
crowned with orange blossoms. She car
ried q shower Of lilies Of the valley. Her
matron Of honor, Mrs. Joseph Peake.
wore pale blue crepe meteor caught on
the skirt with pink satin roses and car
r1ed pink roses. The maid of honor, Miss
Evelyn Hardy Of Andover. Mass, sister
Of the bridegroom, wore yellow satin,
draped with white marquisette, trimmed
with yellow roses. and she carried yellow
roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Mary
Maxon, Miss Mabel Roberts, Miss Regina
Bartlett and Miss Florence Bryant. Two
wore American beauty satin. draped with
white marquisette, which was caught on
the skirt with roses. and they carried
roses Of the same shade. The other two
WOES INiIc SESeu satin, UTopcu Will white
marquisette and caught with pale pink
roses. DR.. Malcolm McTernen Of Ando-
ver Mass, was best man.
A small reception followed at the home
Of the brides parents before Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardy left for their honeymoon
trip. They will live at Orange. N. ].
Senator and Mrs George Peabody Wet
more are In New York and will go to
their villa at Newport at the end Of the
week.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles H.
Davis are now occupying their cottage
at Jamestown, r. I.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey will leave to-
morrow to spend the season in YER
mont
Tomorrow evening at the First Re
formed Church, 9Th and N streets north
west, Miss Anna Elizabeth Weber daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Weber. is to
be married to Mr. Charles Cleveland
Wenrich, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. d.
Wenrtch OF Manassas, Va. The bride
is the niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. KEEPS
this city, and Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
c. Weber Of Los Angeles. Cal. The Rev.
]. D. Buhrer will off1ciate. and after the
ceremony there will be a reception at
the home Of the brides parents. 333 Sth
street northeast.
Assistant Secretary Huntington Wilson
has leased bungalow on Ocean avenue.
Newport, for the summer.
Mrs Vanderbilt went to New York yes