Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-25
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
NOTED WOMEN ATTEND A PHIL
ADELPHIA DINNER.
Marriage of Miss Cameron and Mr.
Sears-Other Weddings.
Personals.

Mrs. Grover Cleveland. Mrs Woodrow
Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson at
tended a dinner given by the Home and
School League in Philadelphia last night
and made the trip together to and from
their Princeton homes. The former was
dressed in semi-mourning but Mrs. Will
son. while also wearing black, had trim
mings on her becoming dress of oriental
coloringS.
The marriage of Miss Catherine n.
Cameron, daughter of the late Sir Rode
rick Cameron of Clifton Berley. S. l.,
and Mr.. Judah H. Sears of New York
was quietly celebrated at $50 yesterday
afternoon at the residence Of the bride s
sister, Mrs. Belmont Tiffany, 63 West 9th
street, New York city.
The ceremony took place in the draw
ing room. which had been decorated with
palms and white flowers. The brides
brother, Duncan Cameron. gave her in
marriage. She wore a white satin gown
having an overdress Of white chiffon
edged with pearls, a large brown silk hat
covered with brown tulle and having a
rosette tucked in the tulle. and pearl
necklace, given by her brother and sis
tiers. She carried large sable muff
Her only attendant was her little niece,
Miss Mary Cameron. who was In a white
lace frock and gold and white lace
cap with rosebuds here and there in both
frock and cap. She carried basket
filled with pink roses, and wore a string
of pearls, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Sears.
Mr.. Sears had his brother Zenas Sears,
jr.. his best man. There were no
ushers.
The Rev. Leighton Parks of st. Barthol-
omew's and the Rev. E. A. Dodd of ST.
Johns Church, Rosebank, Staten Island.
performed the ceremony. There were
about eighty guests.
The ceremony was originally planned to
be held at the Cameron country place.
Clifton Berley. but as Mrs. Belmont Tiff
fanny did not recover sufficiently from her
illness to be able to go there the plans
We're changed.
Miss Margaret Cameron, who was in
the receiving party, wore an electric blue
charmeuse gown topped by chocolate
brown hat. trimmed with plumes. Mrs.
Sears gong-aWay gown was of taupe
brocade. trimmed with moleskin She
wore small moleskin hat and carried a
moleskin muff.
| Before Mr.. Sears and his bride return
they will spend several days in Lenox
and Montreal. and on their return will
go to the Piping Rock Club to spend some
time. Later they will remodel Mr. Sears
country home near Glen Cove and make
that their home.
Mrs. Thomas X. Laughlin of Pitts
| burgh has taken for, the season the resi-
| dence at 1622 n street. owned by Mr..
Clifford Pinchot. Mrs. Laughlin, who is
last winter in Europe. She will come to
| Washington early next month.
Senior Don Manuel Malbran charge
| d affaires of the Argentine legation, has
| taken the house a 2209 Massachusetts
| avenue for the winter.
Col. and Mrs. Henry F. Blount enter
| tanned receDttOu last evening at
their home in Georgetown. The Oaks, in
| honor of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs
George Cooper Of New York, formerly of
| this city.
Mrs. and Miss Elkns are at their West
Virginia home for a visit. before coming
here for the winter.
Lady tombstone. wife of the British
minister to The Hague, sailed for New
York Wednesday, and will be the guest
| 1927 Park avenue. where Mrs. James W.
PinchOt is at present staying. Lady
tombstone will remain until after election.
Mrs. Frederick w. Pratt and Mrs. F..
w. Dickens are in New York. on their
way to Washington for the season. They
have been spending the summer in Maine.
Mrs. S. b. NJ. Young. who went over to
also at the Wolcott as are Miss Doro-
thy Williams and Miss Catherine Brit
ton. The latter's aunt, Mrs. W. B. CHS
ohm Of Charleston, is at the same hotel.
| Mira Ali Kuli Khan. the Persian
charge d'affaires. is spending this week
| in Lethbridge. Alberta. Canada, as the
official delegate of Persia to the Inter-
national Dry Farming Congress. now
meeting there. He is a speaker before
the congress After visiting friends in
Spokane and other cities of the northwest,
he will return to Washington. Nine.
| Ali Kuli Khan and her children are
spending the autumn at their home in
Leesburg.
The ladies of Circle No. of Douglas
NJ. +. Church We're entertained at a
! luncheon given in their honor by the
home, 1904 18th street northeast. We'd
nesday, October % Covers were laid for
twenty -four. Among those present were
Mrs. w. w. Barnes. Mrs. f. J. Fordham.
Mrs. Harry l.. StTang. Mrs. ]. T. beats.
Mrs. William Norris. Mrs. w. NJ. Grain,
Mrs. William O'Brien, Mrs. r. NJ. Perry.
Mrs. W. n. Wright. Mrs. J. B. Culver,
Mrs. \. /. Daugherty. Mrs. c. II. Greena-
Kaufman. Mrs. w. J. Gould. Mrs. NJ.
H. Hopwood. Mrs. T. ]. Carruthers. Mrs.
c. H. Ellis. Mrs. T. ]. Bundick and Mrs.
c. NJ Perkins. Other guests were Mrs.
C. 0. Price. Mrs. c. F. Boss and Miss
Gill.
| Miss Anna Barbara Gaskins, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Darius GaSkins and Mr..
! Edward f. Adams were married yester-
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock i'm the home
| of the brides parents, at 112 c street
| northwest Rev. G.. w. Van Fossen. rec
| tor of Trinity Episcopal Church, off1ciat-
| ing, in the presence of large party of
relatives and friends. Autumn leaves.
palms and clusters of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and pink and white cosmos bios
SONS adorned the house for the occa-
| sion. The bride who was escorted and
given in marriage by her father. wore a
| gown of white chiffon cloth over satin,
| trimmed with clusters of white chiffon
rosebuds. She carried a bouquet Of bride
roses and ferns. Miss Agnes Marie Gas
kins, who was her sisters only attendant.
wore white crepe de chine with a border
| of hand-painted roses in pastel shades of
pink and blue. She carried an armful of
| roses. Mr.. William Tancre was best man.
After the wedding ceremony an in
| formal reception was held, and later in
| the evening Mr.. and Mrs Adams left
Washington for a wedding trip to Nor
| folk New York and Boston by water.
| Upon their return to Washington. they
| will be at home after November 10 at -.
| Todd place northeast. Mrs Adams trav-
| eled in a tailored suit of navy blue cloth
| with a small blue velvet hat and red
fox furS.
Miss Elsie Marie Reber and Mr.. Robert
Earl Palmer of Washington Grove, Md.
| both formerly of this city, were married
| at the brides home Wednesday, October
G;, Rev. Hubert Bunyea of the Randle
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