Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-27

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Capt and Mrs. Slocum. Mrs. William
Haywood. the counselor Of the German
and Mrs. Haniel Won Hahn
Mr.. Albert kienlin OF the Ger
man embassy and Mrs. kfeniin. MISS
Bowers. Miss Katherine Jen-
nings. Miss Coleman. Miss Frances Lip
pitt. Miss Elsie Aldrich. Miss Ruth
Wales. the Misses Whiting. Miss r. X
Rogers. Miss Gladys ingalls,. Miss MISS
Glover Miss Eleanor Reyburn. MISS
Miss GLADYS Hinckley. Miss Sophy
Johnston. Miss Marion Oliver. Miss
Marian Wise. Miss Esther Slater, MISS
Alice Oge, Miss Mary McCauley. MISS
Hoar. Miss Leila Montgomery. the
Misses Howry. Miss French of New
York. Miss Katherine McClintock. Miss
Aver the Misses Porter. Miss Edith
Morgan. Miss Margaretta MacVeagh;
Miss Rebekah Wilmer Miss Miss E Miss
Louise HELEN, Miss Doris HAYWOOD.
Miss Dorothy Williams. Miss Yvonne
Townsend. Miss Maitland Marshall
Miss Catherine Britton. Miss Ruth APP
lie Seure. the Misses Finley, Miss Mar
garct Symons. Miss Heloise. Miss Hide
garde Nagel. Miss Katherine Weeks
Miss Emily Beatty. Miss Dorothy lay
Tor. Miss Feroline Perkins. Miss &c
ella May Miss Leila Harrison. MISS
Hope Norman. Miss Mary Webb. MI
Whitehouse Mr. Nelson Slater. MI.
George Oakley Totten. jr.. Comte dc Ina
bannes Mr.. Kent Legare. Mr.. william
F. Hit, Mr. John E Sr,cn -s mn Arthur mr
B. Campbell. Mr.. William B. Clark. MI.
K. Won Masirevich, Mr.. Gouverneur Hoes,
Mr.. George Harrison. Mr. Henri Maruh'
DIR. Grayson. U. s. N; Maj. Langhorne'
Stirling Zea Bey. Mr.. Frederick Aver. jr;:
Mr.. Frederick Huidekoper. Mr.. Reginald
Huidekoper. Mr.. Duncan Phillips. MT
James Phillips. Mr.. Arthur HELEN. Mr.
Algara of the Mexican embassy. MT VII
liam F'lather, Mr.. T. Lawrason Riggs
Mr.. Frederick II. Brooke. Mr.. John W.
Davidge. Brig. Gen. Crozier, Z. s. A;
the Messrs Townsend. Mr.. William Mar
row. Mr.. Robert Hinckley. Mr.. Oliver H.
Lane. Mr.. James Blair Gilmer. Mr.. Mel
vile w. F. Wallace. Mr.. H. de Bach Of
the Russian embassy, Mr.. Andrew Kali
paschnikoff of the Russian embassy,
Baron Won Lernser of the German en-
5assy. Lieut.. A. Andrews. L. S. N; MI
NJ Inness of the British embassy. Mr.
Kerr Clark Kerr. Lord Eustace Percy OF
the British embassy. Mr.. Catalani of the
Italian embassy. Mr.. Stephen Hedry OF
the Austrian embassy. NJ. de Sartise OF
the French embassy. Mr.. F. NJ. Schmolck
OF the Netherlands legation: Conte Claes
Blonde Of the Swedish legation Mr. James
NJ Johnston jr., Mr.. Chauncy c. Hack
EFT. Mr.. John B. Henderson jr.. Mr.. Guy
Emerson, Mr.. Charles Richardson. Mf
Jack Hammond. Mr.. Richard Wilmer.
White, Mr.. Thomas w. Bowers. Mr..
Leonard Wood. jr.. Lieut.. Harrington.
Mr.. Sinclair Weeks. Mr.. Henry Iipptt,
Capt Little. L. S. NJ. c.: Mr.. Burton Ives
of Boston. Mr.. James NJ. Waller. jr. Mr..
Coleman Jennings. Maj Horton. T. S. A.
Mr.. Arthur Foraker, Lieut.. Commander
Theodore Jewell, Mr. Basil Miles. Lieut..
Bostick Viscount Benoist day. Baron
Won Sudenhorst Of the Austrian embassy.
Mr.. Dwight Chandler and Mr.. Frank
Mitchell.
Miss Margaret Draper was honor guest
at an eighteenth century dinner last night
were her hosts. and the other guests in
cluded the Postmaster General. the
Misses Meyer. Miss Catherine Britton.
Miss Dorothy Williams. Miss Dora Glover.
Eleapor Reyburn, Miss Hinckley. Miss
Helen Fish of New York. Miss Elizabeth
Harlan. Miss Esther Slater. Miss Kath-
crime Jennings, Miss Elizabeth Reid Rog-
ers. Mr.. Chauncey Hackett, Dr. Grayson.
Capt. Louis Little. Capt. Pitt Scott of
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers: the
solicitor general. Mr. Bulltt; NJ. de Bach
of the Russian embassy. Mr.. William
Marrow, Mr.. Won Buelow and Baron Won
L.
Clark Kerr of the British embassy Maj.
Winshp. Lieut.. Sterling, Mr.. Newton
Gulick, Mr.. Algara of the Mexican en-
bassy. Lieut.. Harrington. who is visit
ing Mrs. Reyburn, and Mr.. Kinney. who
is visiting Secretary and Mrs. Meyer.
The setting of the dinner was the most
elaborate of the winter. A formal French
garden effect was secured by the placing
of plants around the walls. etc. The table
had a sunken garden in the square center.
Mrs. Edison Bradley is giving a recep-
ton this afternoon in honor of the menu
bers of the Yale University Dramatic As
ISOLATION. The Yale boys will go to the
reception Immediately after their per-
Torrance Of Tolstois comedy, THE Fruits
of Culture" which is to be given at the
Columbia Theater at 3 o'clock. There will
be dancing at Mrs. Bradley's reception.
and thirty of the debutantes and other
members Of the younger set have been
invited to meet the college men. Mrs.
Edison Bradley, will spend the week enc
in New York, and therefore will not re-
ceive Sunday
In the presence of relatives and most
intimate friends, the wedding took place
at the Woodward last evening of Miss
Helen Florence Rogers. daughter of Col.
and Mrs. Harry L. Rogers. L. S. A, and
Lieut.. Rodney Hamilton Smith Of the coast
artillery. son Of Gen. and Mrs. George
II. SIIllLi ne rev. IhSi ocil toCotl s'''Ie II
of ST. Margaret's Episcopal Church OFF,
ciated. Attending the bride were Miss
Ruth Whitmore Wardwell OF New York,
the maid of honor: Miss Helen Kimmell
Of this city. bridesmaid. and little Miss
Caroline Chamberlain, flower girl. Mr..
Smiths brother. Mr.. Barrett Smith of
Baston, Mass, was best man. and the
ushers, classmates of the groom at West
Point in 1908. were Lieut.. L. w. McIn-
tosh. L. S. cavalry. and Lieut.. 7. J. Smith,
field artillery. Both men are now sta
toned at the Sandy Hook proving ground
at Fort Hancock.
The uniforms of the officers and the
festive holiday decorations of poinsettias
and holly and appropriate flags served to
make a picturesque background for the
ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of Italian lace,
white charmeuse and pearls and veil of
white marquisette. Her attendants wore
quets of American beauty roses. The di-
minutive flower girl looked very dainty
in white, her flowers in a tiny basket
over her arm Mrs. Rogers, the bride
mother, was dressed in a pleasing combi-
nation of chiffon, pearls and gold lace.
Mrs. Smith,. the mother of the groom.
wore blue brocade draped with chiffon and
pearls. After the ceremony and recep-
ton an orchestra played for an Informal
dance, and a buffet supper was served in
the gayly decked dining room. Guests
from out Of town included Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Pray. grandparents of the bride;
Mrs De Lance Young of Auburn. Me-:
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis c. Ward. Mr.. Harold
4, Ward of Detroit, Mich. and Col and
Mrs. Frederick s. Strong of Fort Monroe