Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-28

taken for the surprise parties and even
less formal occasions that the leisurely
rich enjoy quite as much as those less
| favored with this worlds goods. and the
newest modes and opportunities for dis
PLAYING them. The Newport debutantcs
have the honor places Just at present, the
aspirants themselves having the smartest
set In the list Of their parents acquaint-
anees and being therefore in the circle
of whom most Will be heard and seen for
| the next month or so. Newport Will have
| many additional grandees. native ana
otherwise within the coming fortnight. as
the London season. which has been an ex-
ceptionally gay one is drawing to a close.
The American element has been as
much TO the front as ever, despite the
! frequent assertions that Queen Mary did
not favor such display of Yankee energy
as filled tire social news columns during
King Edwards reign. Mrs. Franklin
! MacVeagh and Mrs. Edward r. Stotes-
bury have represented Washington So
cety very charminSly for the past two
months in London, and having no end
of new gowns and jewels have also been
| able to show the latest modes which the
women of the capital favor in the matter
of personal adornmcnt.
A pretty wedding last night. celebrated
at the home of Mrs. Harriet F. Herbert
at 1896 l. street, was that of Miss Lillian
Cary Heth and Mr.. Howard f. Miles Of
New York Rev. Edward S. Dunlap of ST.
Johns Church officiating.
The youthful bride, who was dressed in
white crepe de chine over white satin,
trimmed with duchess lace, a tulle veil
and wreath of orange blossoms and who
carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley and bride roses. was escorted by
Mr.. Charles Merose Staley. She had no
attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles left last
,ss,T,+
their travels to Boston. They will make
their home later in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Douglas Whit
California, the bride being Miss Jen-
ME Croker have changed their
minds about going to Honolulu and are
iengthening their stay in the noun
and her attendants at the wedding
were exceptionally beautiful. The
brides gown was creation OF
charmeuse satin and old rose point
to the petite figure Of the bride and
finished with an exceptionally long
train. The foundation was white
satin. and the lace was effectively
was looped and caught at the sides
with tiny clusters of chiffon roses and
was edged to the decided point in front
with the same French roses. The
DOQ1cc was OF lace anu the sleeves lace
and chiffon. The gown was slightly
decollete and was outlined at the yoke
with pearl trimming. Her rose
point lace veil was caught in the bride $
fair hair with a Juliet cap and coronet
of orange blossoms. The veil was very
long and extended almost to the hem
of the court train. She carried a
shower Of white orchids and tulle.
The matron Of honor wore white
satin and a surplice effect over the
shoulders was fashioned Of black
chiffon and lace interviewer. The touch
of black on the severely white cos
tune was very becoming. The dress
was made semi princess and was
| draped with shadow lace on the Ions
| skirt With this striking costume Mrs
Martin wore a white chiffon hat. trim
\ med with a French plume She carried
/ shower of lavender orchids. In the
II quartet of bridesmaids were Miss Har-
II riett and Miss Janetta Alexander
cousins Of the bride; Miss Julia Lang
Il horne and Miss Marjorie Josselyn. The
l girls were attired alike in gowns OF
Il white satin each embellished with 9
\ girdle of TURQUOISE blue satin. The
skirts were made In semi -founce ef-
Il feet. secured with three folds of the
satin and chiffon on the skirt and trim
med with shadow lace. The lace trim
ming was again on the sleeves. where
IL was draped in points from the
shoulders. ana on the bodices of these
gowns They wore white leghorn hats
trimmed with twisted bands of tur-
nuofse satin and lace. Each hat was
/ adorned with a tiny wreath or French
| roses Each attendant carried an arm
full of white hydranSeas. tied with
turquoise tulie.
| Miss Eta Oppenheimer of Baltimore Is
the guest OF Miss Marguerite Nushaum
| of Harvard street
Miss Hortense Brylawski OF Calvert
street. who has been visiting In Chicago
for several weeks, has returned TO her
home.
Miss Clara Price and Miss Florence
Price left the city Monday - visit rela-
l tives in Denver.
4 Mrs Julian Brylawski and son have
i gone to spend the summer at Lake View
II Hotel. Lewistown. Md.
\ Mrs. Matte Langford of Atlanta. Ga.
II was the guest for the week end of MT
Il and Mrs. Lu Newmyer of the Stafford,
1 en- route to Asbury Park
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Sellinger. who
II were recently married in Philadelphia
II will make their future home in Washing
II ton.
/ Mrs. David Hirsh and daughter. Miss
II CAROLYN Hirsh of Fredericksburg, Va
\ made a short visit with relatives during
II the week.
!
Mrs Harold Levi and son, harold, jr.
seft the city Friday to spend the remainder
of the summer at Lake View Hotel, Lew
istown. Md.
Mr.. Archie d. Engel has returned from
, q two-week trip to Wildwood, n. j.
Miss Juliet Lichtenstein has Joined hei
sister. Miss Maud Lichtenstein. who Is
spending several weeks at Renshaw':
cottage. at Rockville.
Mr.. Walter Yenawine of New York i.
, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Adler.
Mrs. Sidney Heller and daughter Mis-:
Katherine Heller. left town Friday Il
spend a week at Old Point Comfort. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Newman of the
! Stafford, left the city Friday for a few
5 weeks stay in Atlantic City.
Miss Edna Katzen is spend ng severa
weeks with friends in Virginia
: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hecht OF Bait!
more are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Max Fisher of Lanier street.
Miss Belle Schiffman of Harvard streel
spent a few days with friends at An
Eapolis. Md.
Miss Gertie Tanner who has been tho
guest of her cousin, Mrs Milton Stras
7 burger OF the Wibburton, for severa
weeks, returned TO her home In Cumber