Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

o'Connor, Mrs G. H. Rodier. Mrs. W. II.
| Erouche. Mrs. T. E. McCardell Mrs. J,
/. Mahoney and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
! Harper. jr
| The marriage Of Lady Moya Browne.
! daughter of the Earl and Countess of
J ltamont, and Ar Allan Campbell Of the
toidstream Guards took place in the
guards chapel, Wellington barracks. Lon
/ don last Week. There was pretty in
! cidcnt when the bride arrived at the
| harei-a nom commissioned officer pre-
scented her with Il handsome bouquet on
behalf Of the on-commissioned officers
and men of the backgrounds company.
lady Noya Wore venetian dress OF
| iNo'v satin the skirt being embroidered
/ IN i design Of shdnTocks and thistieS in
SILVER, and TIE train drlred Nit: old LACE,
NEch was caught with tiny clusters Of
toraT2" blossoms. Tier old brussels veil
/ was the property Of her reatsTand-
3acthcF the Iate EiarchfoneSs Of Sligo In
venetian cap 81 old lace beneath her veil.
! Tie eight bridesmaids wore dresses Of
I -. PatriCES h.isc charmcuS@, trimmed
i i'll tiG.. and ttTgr black picture hats
taInratG with pink caneldS Their bou
Il "js were If PINK carnations. As is the
custom n England. tie bridegroom gave
i ! souvenir ~ each q the hridesma as
I aHd on this occasion they were a Cold
/ stream Guards star in gold and enamel,
! set as brooch
| Drummer boys Of tn" eroom's regiment
distributed wedding favors of bog myrtle
and white heather
/ The Hon. stratford Tc,lemache. son of
/ he first Lord To!lemache, and Miss Ethel
! Iavcnoish were married in London re
/ Gently a All Saints Church. The bride
| wore white brocaded velvet. with a court
| train OF transparent brussels lace, edged
! with velvet and trimmed with sprays OF
orange oSsomS.
/ Four little pages wearing pale blue vel
/ y-gtf
cuffs of lace. and eight bridesmaids, four
Of them children, attended tho bride.
Tacy pale blue satin and ninon.
with little i ue ninon caps.
The brdc@ru0m'S presents 10 the brides
,aaiGS W,r" "Woodcock" brooches of dia-
nouds and pearls, and bouquets of lilies
~ the valley.
Only a few relatives and friends We're
present at the marriage yesterday nf
Miss Theresa DreNel ANA DR.. Thomas T.
McCIintc which took place 1T st. Ste
rhen's l.. +. Church at noon.
The bride was given away by her
grandfather. Mir. T. ;. Deand. and the
ceremony was performed by the rector,
the Rev. George +. Dudley.
The bride wore travelling suit OF
brown whpcord, with an imported hat,
also in shades Of brown. Yellow fox
rurs and a corSase hnuquet of -ardenias
and lilies of the valley were also worn.
Lieut.. Stanley McCiintic, I. S. ~, was
h-st man for his brother.
Mrs. preNei Wore black crepe de chine.
with ii black lace hat trimmed with
p.umes and bouquet OF Vlolets and
orchids.
wedding breakfast followed at the
Now Willard. Dr. and Mrs. McCHntic
loft late in the afternoon for the west
where the former has been assigned to
special duty in Montana for the marine
hospital service. Of which department he
is member.
they expect to return 10 Washington
in the early autumn
Mrs. II. schlosherg Of l2oI + street
northwest entertained Miss Flora Miller
III New York and Miss A. Harris Of
Baltimore on George Washington birth
day. The house was decorated With
hatchets. cherries and flags, and the
evening, was spent in dancing and vocal
ard instrumental solos.
MIR. aud Mrs T. Rosenthal announce
Tie engagement OF Their dauehter floilne
and |. Victor Stone Of Providence, r. L.
formerly Of this city Vt home Saturdays
IL March.
Mrs Lawrence +, Cannon Of the Cecil
is recovering from the physical strain
resulting from her care Of her husband
during the three Years OF illness previous
to his death. and wishes TO express her
appreciation of the many inquiries made
by sympathetic friends
Mr. and Mrs Rertram Rice of Ba!ti-
more were the guests during the week
If Mr.. and Mrs. /. W. Nordlinger Of
Biitmore street.
Mrs. Sol Minister. accompanied b. her
datiehtpr Dorothy. Of Ontario road left
town Thursday for Chicago TO visit Mrs
Minister'S mother. Mrs. Carl Auerbach,
who is making her home in Chicago
They expect 10 be away for months
visit.
Mrs. Max Cohen Of 1871 Biltmore street
left town Tor Savannah Ga. during the
week TO risil her daughter. Mrs. Siegfred
l'2ntl. ara before returning she viii visit
another daughter. Mrs. Fred Levi. in
Sumter. :. {.
Mr.. Benjamin Nordlnser has returned
10 toNn from i two-week trip 10 Atlantic
City and New York.
Mrs. Harry Heilbrun, with her two
! dau&hters. Helen and Alice. Of Mount
Vernon, \. y returned to their home
Monday last, after visit with Mrs.
Heilhrun's mother. -Lrs. 7. Reizenstein.
Miss Alice Rosenthal of Chicago spent
the past week in town and was registered
at the Hotel Raleigh.
Mrs. Isaac Iuld has returned to her
| home in New York after visiting her
sisters. the Misses Cohen of the Cliff
bourne. for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kaufman of New
York. formerly Of this city. We're the
weekend guests of relatives.
Miss Jennie Rice Of Chicago, who is The
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudo'p h
Behrend of y yoming avenue. was given
Il dance al RauSchcr'S on Wednesday
night by her auntS and uncles residing
here. TIE affair was most enjoyable
one and brought together Twenty-Five
young couples, most of whom were
friends of Miss Rice
The attractive young guest Of honor
was sWeetiy Sowned in soft white satin
with trimmings of ermine fur.
Dancing was enjoyed until late hour
and during the evening Il buffet supper
was served from IL table having an arts
Tic centerpiece Of yellow tulips and jon
quils surrounded With bows of wide vel
low satin ribbon. Among the out-of-
town guests We're Mr. and Mrs Bertram
Rice. Mr.. Heinberg and Mr. Schloss of
Baltimore. Miss Miriam Franc and Miss
Helen Jones of Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Selma Kahn returned home durinc
the week after weeks visit in Balti-
more as the guest Of her aunt Mrs \
Miller.
Mrs. William Frank of Norfolk Va is
the guest OF relatives in town