Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-19
at the numerous elegant affairs given for
the couple before the wedding day.

! Miss Nina G. Mackall who is contin-
uing her vocal studies In New York, Is
visiting in her old Washington home and
will go abroad in June.
!, Mrs. Cole. who is the wife of Maj
! Henry G.. Cole. assistant commissary. Is
expected in Minneapolis July | to visit
her uncle former Representative Loren
| Fletcher at the Plaza Hotel, for about
two and a half months. Mrs. Cole Will be
son, Loren Fletcher Cole, who is named
after Mr. Fletcher. and who is a very
manly little fellow. Mrs. Cole was for
merly Miss Susanna Fletcher.
Miss Edith Dent, daughter of Col. John
| C. Dent was the guest of friends in Port
| land. Greg. last week. prior to sailing on
| the transport Sherman for Manila. Miss
! Dent will be married June l. to Lieut.
| Kenneth G. Kern, cath United States In
| fantry. i'm Manila. Col. Dent and his
daughter were at Vancouver barracks for
several years, and were popular in Port
land society.
Mrs. Borah, wife of Senator Borah. has
returned to Portland. Greg, and is being
extensively entertained.
Miss Jennie Croker. after short trip
to her California home. is back again in
New York. where she will complete the
purchase of her trousSeau She expects
to return to the Pacific coast about the
middle of June and will occupy her Hills
borough home for the few weeks that will
remain before her marriage to Mr. Mai
colin Whitney. She Will be accompanied
to California by her aunt. Mrs Charles
b. Alexander, and her two cousins, MISS
Janetta. and Miss Harriet Alexander. who
will be among her coterie of bridesma1os'
and who will be her guests until the
event Her other attendants will be Mrs.
Walter Martin. who will officiate as ma
ox,l Tr1io 1.0nQhnrnn
and Miss Marjorie Josselyn. who Will COM
plete the number of bridesmaids The
groomsmen will be eastern men, VINO Will
accompany the bridegroom from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bellamy Storer are sail
ing May % on the Rotterdam for Eu-
rope, where they will, as usual JOIN their
daughter. the Marauise de C M nbs IL.
brun is the head of the house in france
the elder brother of the Comte de Cham
brun of the French embassy. and their
chateau near Paris is beautlful Ola
place. where the family spenos hiuch
time.
Marvin Olcott jr.. of this city was
among the ushers at the recent weoolns
| in Chicago of Miss HerrlcR anu MI. Doh-
| aid Murray Forgan.
Mrs. Will Heron. who was in Cincin-
natl for the May festival and was the
-
ovation from her friends Tuesday night
She wore white toilet, entirely yelled In
black jetted net. the corsage heavily en-
broidered in pearls, and wore pearl orna-
ments.
Mrs George Dunn and her young
| daughter who is in school in New YORK.
| will sail for Europe in June ana
| will spend the summer travelling, join
| ing Col. Dunn. now attacneo TO tue
| American embassy in Rome, in the au-
| tumn.
Miss Adelaide Chatfield Taylor will
be maid Of honor at the marriage OF
| Miss Dorothy Leslie, daughter OF MT.
| George Leslie. and Mr. Stanley keith
which will take place Saturday after
Church, Chicago. The bridesmaids will
be Miss Mary Withers and Miss Dor
othy Russell of Kansas city. Miss
Helen Whitney of New York. Miss
Nora Butler of Evanston and MISS
MAY Peabody Of Chicago. Harold
Keith, brother of the bridegroom. Will
serve as best man. Miss Leslie has just
returned with her father from Europe,
where she went in the early spring
after spending several weeks with MT
| and Mrs H. c. Chatfield Taylor and
Miss ChatfeldT Taylor.
Among the Washingtonians now So
journing abroad are DR.. j. Ford Thomp-
son. who was registered at the Dysart
Hotel. in London, last week, and MRS.
| Lester Barr and Miss Barr. who have
| arrived in Paris from London, and Mr..
and Mrs j. N. Rose.
| Many of the most fashionable balls
of the season in London this year
have been given at one or other Of
successful was given by Mrs scott
Robson, whose dance was for her
daughter, Miss Enid Scott Robson. The
hostess received her guests in a gold
tissue dress draped with old venetian
| point while her daughter wore pink
satin with a white diaphanous tunic
powdered with pearls.
beautiful weddings in England this
spring. notably three which took place
within the last fortnight.
| The Archbishop of York officiated at
the marriage of Mr.. Francis Pemberton.
I'd Life Guards. and Miss Winifred Wor-
| sley, eldest daughter of Sir William and
| Lady Worsley.
| The bride wore a pearl embroidered
robe. with silver brocaded train or
| lace veil, which has been In the family
| for generations. and her only ornament
was a diamond pendant. Ten bridesmaids
| attended her.
| At another afternoon wedding the bride
| wore a silver and white brocade gown,
over which fell voluminous tulle veil.
which touched the ground in front as
| well as the back.
| At the brides request and to render the
| service as solemn possible the blinds
| were closed and the interior of the church
was brilliantly illuminated.
| Her seven grown-up bridesmaids were
dressed entirely in one shade of pink
satin. the gowns being copied from a
| Romney picture. as were their large pink
| plumed hats
| The Duke of Argyll was present at the
marriage of his niece, Miss Lesley