The Washington herald., 1912-11-11

clans from the Emerson Hotel. Follow
ing supper. the guests adjourned to the
old fort where negro ministries played
for the dancing.
Among the interesting features of
the evening were the awarding of two
silver loving, cups to the best dancers,
one for the women and one for the
men. The guests on their arrival Were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks and
Mr.. and Mrs. StotePbury. Mrs. Stotes-
bury's costume was that ofSa Quakeress,
while Mr.. stotesbury went as Checkers.
Mrs. Brooks looked very charming in
Brooks was garbed as a clown.
The driveway to Fort Garrison was
Illuminated with numerous japanese
lanterns suspended between the trees
and the house itself was attractiveIy
decorated with growing flowers and
palms. Dancing continued until O'Clock
In the morning. when breakfast was
served. at which the menu included
sausages and buckwheat cakes.
The wedding of Countess Camilla
Hoyos and Charles Short, OF Boston.
has now been fixed to take place at
Holy Trinity Church. London. on No
vember 10. Soon after The wedding the
pair viii sail for Boston. as they have
finally decided to make their home there
instead of Cambridge. Mass, as pre-
viously arranged.
The Countess Camilla will be attend
ed at the wedding by six bridesmaids,
nearly all relatives, namely, Countess
Hannah BIsmarcy, Baroness GabrieIIe
Pressen. Misses Cicely and AiIeen
Whitehead. Miss Joy Markham. and
Miss Mary Wakeman. Their gowns will
be OF white chiffon trimmed with white
swansdown, and swansdown caps and
nuns to match. The bride will wear
white chiffon and old Brussels lace, with
train and veil. She will be given
away by her eldest brother. Count
Hoyos, and the bridegSoom's brother will
be best man.
Mrs. Thomas F. Scott will be the
matron OF honor at the marriage next
Thursday OF Miss Pauline Elizabeth Zeh.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George F. Zeh,
and Mr.. Michael A. Weller. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. l. Weller. which will take
place at p. m. at the Sacred Heart
Church.
The Misses Hortense and Helen Zeh,
sisters of the bride. and Miss Lillian
kraemer will be the bridesmaids
Mr.. Henry W. Zeh. brother of the
bride. will be the best man.
A small reception will follow at the Zeh
residence in Harvard Street
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Washington Alliance of Jewish Women
will be held on Tuesday afternoon, No
vember u. at 2:SO p. m. at the Eighth
Street Temple
A programme OF unusual interest will
be presented. DR.. EIhora c. Folkmar
viii be the speaker of the afternoon
Mrs. Levi W. David will read a paper
on current topics. A vocal solo by Mrs.
Isaac Ganss and violin solo by Ralf
Goldsmith will be other features The
regular order OF business will be trans
acted. Mrs. Adolf Kahn president. will
preside.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick William Ernst, Of q
Florida Avenue Northwest. to the mar
riage Of their only daughter, Elsie
Barbara, to Mr.. Daniel LeIgIe Morris.
The wedding will take place Wednesday
evening November Do at 7:30 o'clock at
the First Congregational Church. cornef
Tenth and Streets Northwest.
Mrs. James W. Pinchot will reach
Washington to-day and open her resi-
dence in Rhode Island Avenue for the
winter. Her daughter. Lady Alan John
a
days ago, will accompany her. Miss Nor
gan will also return to Washington to
spend the winter with her aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Preston. par
ents Of Prof. Thomas ]. Preston, jr..
Of Wells College. who is to marry Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, probably next April,
viii give a reception for Mrs. Cleveland
at their residence. 81 Irvington Avenue.
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the event promises to be the most inter-
esting Of the season. From 4 to o'clock
society will meet the widow of the one
time President. Mrs. Preston will be as
sisted In receiving by her daughters, Mrs
John ]. Hoppin and Mrs. Phoebe Jones.
Prof. Preston is of Wells College, Mrs.
Cleveland's alma mater.
AS the time for the leave taking of Mr..
and Mrs. William Phillips from London
draws near they have had to decline
many invitations to farewell dinners
They gave a dinner on Tuesday at which
the Ambassador and Mrs whitelaw Reid
were present. Mr.. Cresson, Second Sec
retary Of the Embassy. we'll known in
Washington, gave a luncheon for them at
the Ritz Hotel on Wednesday, which
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Bliss, of the
American Embassy to France, also at
tended =
Mr.. and Mrs. Uric II. McLaws, of
Savannah, Ga, have announced the en-
gagement of their sister, Elizabeth ".
McIaws, to Lieut.. Edward Posten King,
Field Artillery. u. S. A, now stationed
in Atlanta, the marriage to take place
on the 18th of December. Miss McLaws
Is a daughter OF the late Gen. Lafayette
McLaws, and the announcement of her
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marked prominence throughout the South.
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