Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-10

De Courcy Faust. Mr.. Edward de Weldon
Breneman and Mr.. Wallace Poole.
The charge daffaires of Persia and
Nine. All Kuli Khan entertained small
company Informally at dinner at the le-
cation last evening. The guests incluoed
| the Turkish ambassador. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cardenio F. Severance of st. Paul, Mimi;
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hemmick, NJ. ana
Nine. Ibrahim Zia Bey. DR.. and Mrs.
Tom Williams and the newly appointed
attache to the legation, Mira Ali Akbar
Khan.
Mr. and Mrs j. Harry Jones and family
have moved from 1217 New Jersey ave-
nue. northwest to 1913 Euclid street,
where they will be pleased to see their
friends.
Mrs. ]. r. Harrah of Beaver. Pa, hav-
ing spent some time at st. Augustine.
Fla, is staying on her way home with
Mrs. Robert H Traver entertained
nearly 100 young people at cotillon last
night for her daughter. Miss Frances
Traver. who is still schoolgirl.
Lieut.. Commander Benoist day. the
French naval attache. entertained at din-
ner last night i'm honor of Commander
Retzmann. whose farewell luncheon yes
| terday at Rauscher's was ATTENDED oE
over a hundred guests. His other guests
We're Commander Boy-Ed. who succeeds
Commander Retzmann as German naVai
attache; Mr.. de la Rocca and MIR. Maui
gras of the French embassy and Baron
Preuschen Austrian naval attache.
| Miss Reba Samuel at her wedding to-
day in Philadelphia to Mr.. Francis Rob-
inson wore silver brocade. with old rose
point lace dropped over the shoulders ana
crossing in the back. tiny bunch OF
orange blossoms finished the N-shaped
A fralr
| from the raised waist line. Her ven was
of old duchess lace, draped into cap
on the hair and caught with orange
blossoms. The maid of honor wore white
chiffon bordered with tiny satin roses OF
pink and blue. Her Louis Quatorze coat
of pale blue brocade was trimmed with
little pink roses. black tulle hat, trim
| med with pink roses, was worn ana
bouquet of pink snapdragons and white
lilacs carried. The six bridesmaids wore
pale pink chiffon draped over pale blue
| chiffon and trimmed with bertha OF
shadow lace and little silk roses. Inc
covered with blue chiffon and trimmed
with pink roses. Their bouquets were
composed of bridesmaid roses, with a
| shower of forget-me-nots.
At the wedding of Miss Katharine Lee
| Baxter. daughter of the former Governor
of Tennessee and Mrs George w nte
Baxter, and Russell Burrage. a son of Mr..
Yesterday afternoon, i'm the Church of the
Heavenly Rest, New York, Miss Cathe,
| rine Britton of this city was In the prioal
party Her bridesmaid costume was OF
pale pink chiffon. with touches OF, OF plu ni
| tulle, trimmed with moss rosebuds. she
carried a bouquet of pink roses and lines
! of the valley made up in old-fashioned
style.
The maid of honor wore a chiffon gown
of q deeper shade of pink, with SASH
| of powder blue satin. and a picture hat or
straw, trimmed with pink roses ana piack
| velvet streamers. She carried bouquet
| of pink roses and white lilacs- The bride.
who walked with her father. wore trail
ing bridal robe of white satin. empire
| style, trimmed with point lace and orange
| blossoms. Her tulle veil fell almost 10
1 the end of her train and also over her
| face. and was caught up by circlet of
| orange blossoms. She carried shower
| bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the
| valley.
| A reception followed at Sherrys, where
| the parlor was transformed into garden
| of rambler roses. The bridal couple re-
| ceived the congratulations of their rela-
tives and friends under an immense
| canopy of roses and greens. A bullet col
lation was served.
| Later Mr. and Mrs. sBurrage left on
| their honeymoon. Upon their return they
| will reside at Marblehead, Mass. Mr.
| Burrage having taken cottage there
| DR.. Joseph c. 3. Bulloch. chancellor and
historian of the Order of Washington.
has been appointed an aid on the staff OF
| Mai J. d. Dunwoody, grand marshal OF
the Memorial day parade at Atlanta, Ga,
| April rs, and plans to leave Washington
/ several days in advance of the date in
question for the Georgian capital city.
DIR. Bulloch also plans to go to Charles
| ton, S. c., to attend April II the services
| concentrating the two hundred and
| iafh of he q nj he
| French Protestant Church, known as the
Huguenot Church, in that city.
| Mr.. Edward p HalIoran of 4o3 Palmers-
| ton boulevard. Toronto, Canada, who has
spent ten days in Washington with his
brother, James +. Halloran. 1925 North
Capitol street, returned home last even
| ing.
At the marriage of Miss Mabel F. Clay
| ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
T. Clayton, and Mr.. Russell Sage
Woglum tonight at S O'Clock at ST. Paul S
| Rock Creek Church Miss Freda Clayton.
| the brides sister, will be maid of honor
and Mr.. Ralph Sasscer will be best man.
| The 'ushers will be Mr.. Harold McFar-
land. Mr.. G. Clayton. Mr.. r. G. Clayton.
all of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Edward Tur-
ner of this city.
| Mrs. \. L. Woglum of New York.
mother Of the bridegroom, is here for the
wedding. Philadelphia guests here are
| Mr.. and Mrs. q. Clayton, Mrs William
| Darrecy, Mr.. d. G. Clayton. Mrs. Il. w.
Gallus and the Misses Galus. Mrs. Will
liam Beck and Miss Louise McCauley.
| Mrs. Hemmick's beautiful performance
! of ION the Love of Echo" April l., at
the Belasco has been postponed from 4:lo
| to ) O'Clock on that day, to allow time for
earlier engagements on the part of those
closely interested in its success.
| Gallaudet College students will give a
| play for the benefit of gymnasium fund
of Campfire Girls, and will present The
Difficulties of Bachelor 1t was writ
ten by Gala udet students. and will be
given in sign language at the Young
| Women'S Christian Association Friday
evening" April II. The cast includes the
bachelor. coquette. athlete. Irish girls.
widow, widows child, school girl. spin
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