Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MISS TAFT WILL ATTEND DIN.
NER AT AIDRICH HOME.

UtQer U100e1S ana Events, kaSC ana
Of the Future-Personal
Notes.
Miss Helen Taft will dine at the home
of former Senator Aldrich tonight. Miss
Katherine Anderson Of Cincinnati is now
visiting at the White House, and her Sis
ter, Miss Harriet Anderson, is with the
Misses Meyer.
The former Governor of New Jersey,
Mr.. Franklin Murphy. arrived yesterday
and is staying at the White House.
Mrs. J. W. Henderson's evening Of
old-time dancing in honor Of the Con-
gresssional Club of which she is a MEM
Der; the dance at the Playhouse, at
which many Of the Pierrette and Pier
rot costumes made for the postponed
Meyer dance will be seen, and Miss Eliz-
abeth Parker Crenshaw's dance at the
New Willard are some Of the diversions
Of this evening.
Mrs. l. z. Letter gave luncheon to-
day In compliment to the Presidents
aunt, Miss Della Torrey. now e. guest at
the White House.
Mr.. A. c. Horstman of the German en-
bassy stan gave a dinner at his home
last night which was followed by dane
ing for his own and the guests from other
dinners of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont gave a
dinner last night for Miss Hwfa Williams
Of London.
Mrs. L q. Letter gave a dinner last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler P. Anderson
will give a dinner tonight.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leverkus. here from their
home in Germany to attend the wedding
of their sister, Miss Droop. and Mr.. How
party at dinner tonight.
Mrs. J. Charles Linthincum, wife Of
Representative Linthincum, will be at
den.
Col. E. 8. Fowler and Mrs. Fowler,
nee Tweedale, Of New York will arrive
at the New Willard this evening. They
will attend several social functions while
here.
Mrs. William L. Dunlop will not receive
tomorrow.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Ber-
gain. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ber
gain. and Mr.. Isadore L. Kahn took
place last evening at Freunds, Rabbi
Louis Stern of the Eighth Street Temple
officiating. The bride was attended by
| her sister. Miss Fannie Bergazin, and the
bridegroom by his brother, Mr.. Adolph
Kahn. A large reception and supper fol-
| lowed. The bride wore white charmeuse.
deliberately embroidered and trimmed
| with princess lace and pearls. Her tulle
veil was held with a wreath of orange
blossoms he <%ar iod hri6 md
| lilies OF the valley. Her only ornament
was beautiful necklace of diamonds,
| the gift Of the Bridegroom. The maid of
honor wore white charmeuse with a
drapery of hand-painted chiffon and car
| ried pink roses. Mrs. Bergazn, mother of
the bride, wore violet charmeuse and
| carried orchids. After supper Mr.. and
| Mrs. Kahn started north, the bride wear
black and white hat. On their return
| they will be at home at the Coywood.
Miss Elizabeth Noyes has gone to Chi
cagO for a weeks visit with Miss Gwen
dolin High
Miss Maths of 919 Farragut square will
not be at home tomorrow, but will re-
ceive Tuesday, February 81
A reception and dance celebrating the
| birthday of Miss Emma Binnix was held
Saturday night at her home on Capitol
Hill. The home was decorated with
palms. smlaX and flowers. Dancing last
ed from to 1920 pm. when the guests
were invited to the dining room to
large supper Miss Emma Binnix wore
| gown of pink satin, yelled in pink
marquisette, with touches of blue chiffon
and crystal. Assisting in receiving were
| Miss Katherine Briel, in dress of yell
low satin. with bordered marquisette and
gold lace; Miss katherine Schean, peach
| colored satin, with silver lace and crys-
tai; Miss Helen White, pink hand-painted
| gown; in white daisies; Miss Lula Brown
| and Miss Mcmahon. in white lace robes
| over pink; Miss Olive Budd, in white
| crepe meteor. with green chiffon over
dress; Miss Vera Budd. in cream satin
and chiffon: Miss Ruth White. in blue
satin frock with gold bead trimming:
Mrs. c. c. White. hand-painted gown of
gray crepe meteor; Mrs. b. F. Binnix.
black satin and jet. and Miss Rachel
Newman in bordered pink silk poplin The
Mcdonald. Mr.. Koran. Mr.. Furry. Mr..
Helldoffer, Mr.. O'Sullivan, Mr. Woods,
Mr.. Lanahan, Mr.. Garvey Of the Catho>
| lie University.
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith gave a luncheon
| in the red room of the New Willard to-
day in honor of her house guest, Miss
| Mckenzie of Atlanta. The other guests
were Miss Amy Richardson, Miss Eliza
beth Noyes, Miss Robin Young, Miss
Elizabeth Munford, Miss Marion King,
Miss Frances Finley Miss Helen Hardy,
Miss Hel1lu hughes, Miss Ruth Tribble,
Miss Mary Hines Miss Harriet Cole,
| Miss Nancy johnson, Miss Julia Vail,
Miss Ruth Rice, Miss elizabeth Cren-
| shaw, Miss Beach from Georgia and Miss
Brode from Tennessee.
The decorations were orchids, and the
place cards bore hand-painted orchids
with dancing girls emerging from the
flowers. The almond boxes were covered
with lilies Of the valley, and the straw
berry mousse was served in orchids made
of spun sugar. The band played Dixie"
when the girls from the south entered the
room.
| Mrs. Lilburn HARDWOOD Steel will be at
| home tomorrow. Tuesday, February 20,
after 5 o'clock.
Mrs H. e. Pellew regrets that she will
not be able to receive her friends next
! Friday afternoon, February %.
Chaplain and Mrs. Couden will be at
| home to their friends tomorrow, Tuesday,
February 20. from 3 to O'CLOCK, at the
Oakland, apartment 40
Mrs. A. l.. Barber and her daughter,
Mrs. Charles S. Vance, and Mrs. LIE
| Droict Langdon Barber will not receive at
| their home, Belmont. this afternoon.