Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02

guest for a fortnight of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T.. Chap
pelear on Q street.
Mrs. Cornelia Avery left during the
! week for Chicago, H., where she will
visit relatives and friends
| Miss Virginia Roberts, her mother.
Mrs. William Roberts of the Dresden.
wife of Capt. Roberts of the United
| States Army, and a party of friends are
| to tour from Washington to Ithaca y.
| Y, by automobile. The party win start
| tomorrow, stopping in Philadelphia. New
| York and West Point, reaching Ithaca In
| time for the commencement exercises at
Cornell University Miss Roberts mas
| been one of the most popular OF the
| schoolgirls here of the past winter. Her
father, Capt. Roberts, is now stationed
| in Columbus Ohio but Miss Roberts and
her mother will return to Washington
next winter for the social season.
Mrs McCumber wife of Senator Nc
Cumber, has returned from short visit
to Tarrytown- on -the-Hudson, where she
went to attend the commencement exer-
cises at the school where her daughter
has been pupil, and who returned here
with her mother, but will spend the week
in Annapolis attending the June exer-
cises Senator and Mrs. McCumber and
family expect to close their residence here
at an early date and leave for their home
in North Dakota.
Mr. Charles A. Goldsmith, Mr.. A. v.
Prince and Mr.. and Mrs. James Lans-
burgh returned to Washington the early
part of the week from a four-week trip
through the west visiting the principal
places en- route and attending the Shrin-
ers' convention III Los Angeles.
Mrs Bertha CoblenZer of the Wilbur
ton sails from New York next Thursday,
| June C. accompanied by her niece, Miss
Meyers of Pittsburgh, to spend some some
months abroad and for part of the time
will visit Dr. and Mrs. Ladislaus Detre In
Budapest, Austria, the latter her daugh-
| ter. formerly Miss Lillian Coblenzer, of
this city.
Miss Gertrude Tanner of Cumberland.
| Md, is the guest for two weeks or her
cousin, Mrs Milton Strasburger of the
Wiburton. Columbia road. MISS Tanzer
recently graduated from the University
! of Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadel-
| phia, and will spend the summer with
| her mother at her home in Cumberland
Miss Carrie Calm returned to her home
| on Park Heights avenue, Baltimore,
| Thursday after spending several days
| with her cousin. Mrs. Joseph Auerbach
| of r street.
Mrs. Barchfeld, wife of Representative
Barchfeld, has returned to her apart
ment in the Gotham after a visit in Pitts
burgh, Pa.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society OF the
Eighth Street Temple have postponed
their bazaar which was to have taken
place Tuesday and Wednesday, June 4
and 5, until the fall, when the affair VIII
be given october l and :.
Miss Irma Stern, daughter of Rabbi and
Mrs Louis Stern of 1915 Columbia road.
,, whose engagement was recently an.
nounced to Mr.. Samuel s. Kalisher OF
Chicago ILL.,, will be at home this coming
Wednesday evening, June D. from to IL
o'clock.
At the recent wedding in Cleveland
of Miss Carol Calhoun and Mr.. Lyman
F. Narten the brides home and the
adjoining one were used for the cere-
mony and reception. The bride was lovely
in a gown of soft white charmeuse satin,
over which fell panels of rare old lace, an
heirloom in the family. A bridal veil
of fine white net fashioned in cap ef-
feet as a head dress with spray OF
orange blossoms fell in graceful folds
to the full court train. She wore the
bridegroom's gift. an oval platinum
chain, and carried bouquet of white
orchids Mrs. Samuel Dalzen of
Washington, as matron or hono., was
atttred in white satin trimmed IN du-
chesse lace and carried an armful of
pink and blue hydraneeas tied with
bows Of pink and blue tulle. The maid
of honor, Miss Bertha Narten. was
gowned in pink marquisette over pale
blue satin and carried beautiful bou
quet of blue and pink hydrangea bios
sons The bridesmaids. Miss Elizabeth
McCrea and Miss Rachel Morehead of
New Castle, Pa, were eNquisitely attired
In dainty blue organdie, trimmed in
sprays of pink rosebuds. They carried
bouquets of forget-me- nots and pink
! roses. Mr.. Lamson Jennings, Mr.. George
Hagenbuch. Mr.. Albert Jacket of New
T- 20 of oh inc
ton drew the ribbons from the stairway
to the altar when the bride entered with
her father Mr.. Newton Calhoun. Mr..
Narten was attended by Mr.. Paul Narten
as best man.
Two bridal toilets worn the past week
in New York exemply the prevailing
modes A widow. for her second mar
riage was charm.ngiy dressed in gown
of white charmeuse, made round length
The fabric had small flowers in pink
mauve and blue scattered over it, and.
was yelled in a very pale pink chiffon.
Ruffles of old duchess point edged the
chiffon and also the petticoat under 1t.
The high-waisted bodice of chiffon and
lace showing the little satin flowers I'M
derneath had a Robespierre collar of
point lace, and the long. tight lace sleeves
extended over the knuckles of her bare!
hands. She carried white lilacs and wore
a large white lace hat, having small
punches of pale mauve. blue and pink
flowers tucked under the lace and many
ribbons running through 1t.
A more youthful bride wore white satinI
opening in the front over a duchess Iacet
pettcoat. Sprays of orange blossomsl
We're fastened down the front. The low
necked top was trimmed with old roset
point. The court train. four yards long.
hung from the shoulders, and was COM
pletely covered by the wonderful old rosel
point veil caught with orange blossoms
which extended from the crown Of the
br des head TO the end of the train. She