Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09

1916 Columbia road. The drawing
rooms and dining room were filled
with many flowers sent Miss Stern,
and during the evening a buffet sup
bic. - ~ - :
DIR. and Mrs. Stern. Miss Leona Stern
and several young friends assisted In
| receiving the guess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Weyl. with their
young son. Max Weyl I'd. leave town
today for New York. where they will
spend several days before going to
Atlantic City to remain for a month.
Maj. and Mrs. John Conline. Miss
vivienne Conline and Mss Pearl Virginia
Costinett left yesterday for West Point.
y. y, and Newport for the summer.
At sunset last Tuesday. st. stephens
Episcopal Church was the scene OF
pretty wedding when Mss Dorothy Ross
was married to Mr.. Philip Stanton Gates.
The church WAS beautifully decorated I'm
yellow roses and lilies. All the tapers on
the high marble altar were lighted Tho
bride. who was escorted to the chancel
by her father. Rear Admiral Lawrence
I. Ross, was just neteen on her we'd
ding day. She looked beautiful N
white cluny lace gown 0ver white silk
and a vel Of tulle. She carried a white
ivory prayer book.
A large reception was held after tho
ceremony at the Ross home, on Mount
| II.
for a northern trip later in the evening.
Mrs. Wedemeyer. accompanied by her
three children. left Monday for her home
in Ann Harbor. Mich, where she will be
joined by Representative Wedemeyer at
an early date.
The engagement has been announced or
Miss Il. Nozzle Keenright DAUGHTER OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Keenri@ht OF Wash
incton. D. c.. TO Mr.. j. Vincent Marsh or
North Dakota. Miss keenright is Of
Scotch English descent, being a member
Of the Clan Lindsay Soc ETY. Of the United
States. which Is "A branch Of the original
Clan Lindsay Society Of Scotland
At the wedding last week n Providence,
r. l., of Mss Helen Z. Capron and Mr..
Guy Forney Stricken the bride woro
heavy white satin with long court train
richly trimmed with lace. the skirt beng
fashioned IN PAM er effect. The bodice
had a Dutch neck fashioned of lace with
a garniture of oran"e blossoms. Her
bridal vel was of tulle finished with
Dutch cap and orange blossoms and she
carried l'l,es of the valley.
The gowns of the bridesmaids com
p'eted a lovely picture. being of the style
of the Louis Nv period and fashioned OF
white taffeta N pannier effect. coats or
pompadour marquisette completing tho
costumes. Their hats were qua m poke
shapes of the Louis XIV period and fash
toned of blue and white maine. faced
with PINK maine and trimmed with
bouquet of forget-me-nots. moss rose
buds and rose foliage and st'n bows.
Streamers % velvet ribbon In harmon zing
colors finished the hats. The maid OF
honor and bridesmaids AIRED formal
bouquets of forget e-nots. pink roses.
Ties of the valley and mignonette edged
with paper frills.
The gown of the maid of honor was or
apricot-colored taffeta with a garn'tur
of princesse applique lace and fringed
shirr ngs of the apr cot silk Louis
XIV coat OF the silk and lace fin shed the
costume. Her hat was French crea-
ton of yellow 1eghorn. ornamented with
flowers in pastel colorings and finished
with velvet streamers in harmoniz.nt
colors.
Mrs. Laughlin OF Pittsburgh. sister or
Mrs Taft has taken cottage the AL
hambra. on the \. l.. Gardner estate at
Prides Crossing. Mass.
Miss Adelaide Patrick OF this city was
maid of honor at the wedding last
Wednesd day in Bridgeport, Conn. o. Miss
Myra Wooster and Mr.. j. Orton Buck.
Miss Carrie London OF this city will be