Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-25
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY.
PRESIDENT ATTENDS MAR
RAGE AT ST. JOHNS.
Miss Tunstall Smith WEEDS in Lon
don Today-Other Events.
Notes.

Notes.
President Talf accompanied BY Gen.
Clarence Edwards and Ma. Rhoades.
was present at the marriage II -. john
Church Yesterday afternoon Of Miss
Sally Darlington. daughter OF Brig. Cen.
and Mrs +. \. Darlington. and Lieut..
Harry Dwight Chamberlin. 9Th Cavalry.
L. S. A \ pretty decoration OF lilies.
golden glow and foliage plants in
place. and the men of the bridal party.
all army officers, were in summer uni
form. IN organ recital preceded the
ceremony. while the guests We're as
semhlnS and being seated 10y the ushers.
who We're Lieut.. Donald Connolly. L. 5.
A: Lieut.. Daniel -. Pullen L. :. -:
Lieut.. Beverly &. Dunn. l.. :. A. ana
Lieut.. Creswer Darlington. L. 5. l..
brother Of the bride. Later they pre-
coded the bride and her father and at
PENDANTS TO the chancel. where Rev Ed
ward 5, Dunlap. assistant rector. per-
formed the marriage ceremony
The young and attractive bride was
dressed in white satin. the skirt draperleS
held with orange blossoms and the bodice
OF lace. Her tulle veil was wreathed
with orange blossoms and her bouquet
was of lilies of the valley in shower
effect.
The maid of honor. Miss Nauman. wore
yellow and white chiffon. with A large
white hat trimmed with flowers. and a
bow OF yellow tulle. Miss Chamberlin
and Miss nidgely. the bridesmaids wore
gowns OF gold and white chiffon. With
picture hats yelled in white chiffon and
trimmed with yellow roses. All carried
roses and lilies OF the valley in shower
bouquets.
The Darlington home was adorned with
flowers for the reception which followed
Lieut.. Chamberlin and his bride leaving
later for their honeymoon iaunt. the lat
ter being very smartly and becomingly
dressed IN blue crepe meteor and
small hat.
Mrs. John r. Drexel entertained a din
ner company at her Newport villa last
night in honor of Russian -Amba dor
Bakhmeteff and Nine. Bakhmeteff. who
are being continually entertained.
After dinner the guests adjourned to the
drawing room, where they heard a boy
pianist render a repertoire of selections.
Mrs. Drexel is giving a luncheon this
afternoon for young people and will give
a dinner dance August ID.
Maj. Gen. W. w. Wotherspoon. L. $.
A.. recently assigned to command the
tiers in Atlanta. Ga. has Joined Mrs.
Wotherspoon at their jamestown. r. l..
cottage.
Mrs Joseph Lamb entertained at bridge
at her cottage in Atlantic City Tuesday
in honor of Mrs. Henry Clay Browning
OF Washington.
Mrs Thomas B. Clifford Of New York
gave a luncheon for Miss Marguerite Bar
bour of Washington on the yeranda of the
Imperial Narragansett Pier. Yesterday.
The other guests We're Mines. r Cruger
avid
Norris. Thomas c. Jenkins. T. ODonneil
Hillen. T. Farwell. William Disston and
Miss Marguerite Prescott.
Many Neutrality-suspicious. are passengers
on board the steamship Neckar. which
sailed yesterday from Baltimore for
Southampton, this being the first time a
steamer has sailed for the English port
from Baltimore in forty years. Mrs.
Edwin Mickey and Misses Minnie Mick
ley and Narcssa .. Smith will land at
Southampton. the other Washington resi-
dents continuing to Bremen and the con-
tinent. In the party are Mrs. Josephine
Birlde Mrs. 4. W. X. Brown. Mrs. Marie
DIETRICH. Mrs. Marie Hausler, Mrs.
Starkow Ryder. Miss Josephine Birkie.
Miss Isabel NJ. HausIer, Miss Winona
Hill. Miss Sarah Neviaser. Miss Eliza
beth Heider. Miss Louise Heider, Theo-
dore j. Binder. Karl Birkie, Henry ID.
Dietrich. Fritz Herzog. Thomas Ruffin,
tie rev. - HOckIOTu StelSOft, 1tUl &c
Wilson and Judge Charles Is. Howry of
the Court of Claims
Mr. and Mrs. r B. Poe Miss Fulton.
Joseph Strasburger. all Of this city, are
recent arrivals at Lake Sunapee. " Fl.
An international wedding of interest to
Trinity Church. Chelsea. London the
couple being Miss Rosalie Tunstall Smith.
daughter of Mr.. Tunstall Smith of this
city, and Mr.. Give Forster-Cooper of
Cambridge University. England.
The bride who will be given in mar
riage by her father. will wear a gown
of white satin embroidered in a design
of orange blossoms and myrtle and trim
med with old point lace. Her veil Will
be of tulle and she will carry bouquet
of lilies of the valley and stephanotis.
The only attendants will be the brides
two sisters. Miss Anita and Miss Marion
white embroidered chiffon over taffeta,
with black hats, and will carry bouquets
of sweet peas.
Owing to mourning in the family of
the bride, the wedding will he very quiet
and will be witnessed by members of the
family and a few intimate friends only. 4
small wedding breakfast will follow at
Railey's Hotel, Sloane street. Among the
guests will be Mrs. r. SnoWden Andrews.
grandmother of the bride: Mrs Gibson
Fahnestocl and Mrs. Henry Bacon. aunts
OF the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gotten
and Lord Fairfax.
The bride and bridegroom will leave
later in the day for wedding trip. which
they will spend in Yorkshire. after which
they will take up their residence in Cam
bridge. where Mr. ForSter-Cooper is
instructor in one of the colleges.
One of the bridal presents is "A plant
ed garden" Mr.. Forster Cooper and
his bride Will live in charming
house at Cambridge. given by the for
mers mother. and the garden. which
is an important part of all English
homes. has been planted by one OF the
gift to his colleague.
The planting of the garden WAS
done in the early spring and every
thing imaginable or needful was set
out in its proper season There are
Towering and ornamental shrubbery.
hedges and small trees. quantities OF
flowers, both annual and perennials,
and best Of all vegetable garden.
where the bride will find many Of her
American vegetables as well many
that are native to her adopted home.
There are berries and small fruits,
too. and altogether the planted gar
den'' is gift that will bring untold
pleasure and comfort to the recipients.
Mrs George s. Dabney of Dorchester
Mass. daughter of the late William
Henry Smith. librarian of the House of
Representatives, returned home today.
accompanied by her children. George and
ioy ftar- visit h,ra 20, h1r -fc Or