Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20

home. 1869 Wyoming avenue where she
VIII spend the winter. Her daughter.
Miss Celeste, will attend the Cathedral
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. McHugh OF
Brookland are entertaining their sister,
Mrs. William Coyne of Wilmington, Del,
who will be here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruekeyser of Atlantic
City have been spending the latter part
of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Hill
man of 1881 Belmont street.
Mrs Ira Helstein, who was the guest OF
Miss Della Ffshel of Connecticut avenue
for two weeks, returned to her home in
New York city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Baer is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Strauss, in Richmond,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weinberg and Miss
Mildred Oettinger of Baltimore were the
guests of friends in town during the week.
Mrs. Lillian Rozell Messenger has re-
turned home 10 the city after a pro-
tracted absence at seashore and noun
tains and is located at 1905 Connecticut
avenue for the winter.
Miss MILAN and Miss Virginia MILAN or
Park road are spending a while at Dunn
fries. Va, guests of Miss Deitrick.
Lieut. and Mrs Freyer, who spent last
season at the Dresden, have moved 10
1929 S street, where they Will spend tie
winter.
Mai. and Mrs w d. Connors Of Wash
ington barracks were among the dinner
hosts of the week.
Mrs. w. II. briggs. who spent the sum-
mer at jamestown, X. l., and Hanover,
y. H., has returned and opened her
apartment at the Highlands. Her son
Houston will remain in New Hampshire.
where he is a student at the Phillips EN-
eter Academy. Her mother, Mrs. \. r
Eddy, has returned and is at the High
lands for the winter, and Miss Natalie
Diggs is guest of Miss Isabel Collier OF
New York. and is being extensively Ell
tertained.
The American ambassador has Loaned
his London home Dorchester House. T r
the reception which Mrs. Robert Benson
will hold after the marriage october
80 of her daughter. Miss Behsol
and Capt Hereward Wakes. u. :. -,
tarh Rifles The ceremony viii take
place at St Margaret's. Westmlnst'r.
Eight bridesmaids will attend the briae
and three little boys VIII act as pages.
AngIo-American society I'm London has
received other pleasing additions TO MS
ranks besides Mrs. Frank Austen Smith.
formerly Miss Ruth Wynne OF this citr.
whose marriage was an event of the past
week there Mrs Oliver Brett. the bride
of Lord Esher's heir. has arrived and the
couple will stay for the present with her
husbands people MIR. and Mrs. SIN IA
are on the continent, but viii soon go 10
the bridegroom's place in BuckinShali-
shire. Terrick House at NendoNer. The
Smiths, who are very wealthy and own
mines in Canada. have home at Toronto
as well as in London.
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Edna and Mr.. Charles l.. Moran or
Charleston, 5. C.. The wedding ceremony
was performed at the home of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. ID. Harlee, AT Florence, = 9,
Wednesday. October Isl by the Rev Father
Wood. After a wedding journey north
they will be at home in Charleston, 5. G.
Another transatlantic bride whose adj
vent is eage-,y awaited is Mrs. Irwin u.
Laughiin. better known as Miss Therese
Iselin. Her husband is first secretary at
the American embassy I'm London, and -
considered the wealthiest young man In
the United States diplomatic service.
Mr.. A. u. Bacon of this city WAS re-
cent arrival at the Hotel Continental in
Paris, from Lucerne-
Mrs. Wallace Nefr and Miss Nancy
Nef have arrived in London from .Etre-
tat.
Rear Admiral +. X. Moore and Mrs.
Moore and Gen. and Mrs. Louis V. ca
zare are now in Milan. as are a SO Mrs.
James Whelpley and Miss Whelpley OF
this city.
White velvet bridal gowns seem TO be
he fad of the moment in London. Al 4
-ecent smart wedding there the bride
wore a gown of this material, with =
scarf of d'alencon lace, which fell froia
he shoulders. forming the train.
Her veil. also of this lace. covered a
.haplet of natural orange blossoms in
ler hair She carried a white prayer
book, the gift of the groom.
Two little pages wearing white cloth
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