Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27


| for the occasion.
The bridal table appointments were
unusually beautiful. The cente-piece
| was a large mound of white orchids
| crystal candlesticks no ding crysta
shades. At each guests plate were ric
pa per bags filed with natural res
| leaves, which were. showered on the
| couple at their departure.
After wedding trip of six weeks,
MIR. and Mrs Hoffman will come to
| this city to live
Mrs. j. NJ. s. odd I'd and family have
| returned from their sum ner home. West
| Spr ngfield. N. H.. and have opened tlfer
home at 1912 r street nor Invest.
| Representative and Mrs. Stevens of
! California will be at Congress Hall for
| the season. Their daughter. Miss Bar
Hall, Wei esley. Mass. last June. VIII be
one of the debutantes from the congress
| sional circle.
Naval Constructor and Mrs. Taylor.
[, who spent the summer at their coun' ry
come, Gras dale, in Virginia. have re-
| turned to the city. Miss Dorothy Taylor.
who has spent the fall in Duluth. Mimi.
| as a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Clarence
Coleman. returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester F. Smith of
=! Berwyn, Md announce the engagement
| of their daughter, Gertrude and Mr.
Brooke Darrell Young of Virginia. Tire
wedding will take place in the late
| autumn.
| Mrs Richard A. Bal;nger. wife o. the
former Sc rotary of the Interior
tanned at luncheon at her home in - tile
| in compliment to Mrs Knox, wife or
Secretary of State Phi'ander c. Knox,
white the latter couple were in that city
| Pas cts of yellow chrysanthemums beau
titled the table, around which were seat
| ed ten guests.
Mai Gen and Ms F. c. Ainsworth.
who are visiting Capt. Arthur Gran ton,
are being much entertained by friends in
| town and at the army post during their
stay in San Francisco. Mrs. Ainsworth
vas guest of honor at a bridge party
given by Mrs. Kensey Hampton last
Thursday afternoon at the Presidio.
Letters from Homo ulu tell of an un-
usu entertainment gwen by Princess
| Kamananakoa in honor of Secretary of
State and Mrs Knox on their recent visit
! to the islands. The affair vas typical
Hawaiian feast or iuau, and took place
at the beautiful home of the princess. on
Pensa cola street. number of old Ha-
waiian CUSTOM were revived, and qua N,
o d melodies were sung by glee uo.
The guests We're sea ed at small tables
ranged in a large U. Red exorias and
Hawa allan fruits arranged with ferns and
green tulle decorated the tables TOR the
unique entert 'nment. r 1ncess kaWa-
nanakoa wore 81 yer lace over white sat
in and Mrs Knox wore a beautifully
I embroidered gown of lavender tu!le over
satin, and ex-Queen Liliuokalani. who
ass sted in receiving, was in lavender
satin gown trimmed with much rare old
lace. Among the guests who are wei
known in this country were Secretary
of the Interior and 4-rs. Walter Fisher,
Gov. and Mrs Frear, Prince and Princess
Kalanianaole Rear Admiral and MS.
Cowles. S. N; Capt. John Ellicott.
III. s. n; Mr. and Mrs. Wa ter Nacfar-
lane, Col. Sam Parker. Ernest Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Atom. Mrs. Erminia
Da~gie. Mrs. E. S Cunha, Mr.. and Mrs
George Bee kley, S. Miller. Secretary
and Mrs Mott-smith. Rear Admiral Rey
nolds, U. S. N: Jud &c and Mrs S b.
Dole. Miss Alice Macfarlane, Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Ii. Halves. jr.; Mrs Fran
els Gay. Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt Wilder.
Capt. haight and Capt. Johnson.
Maj and Mrs Sidney A. Conan are
now at Fort Deposit Mich. Before Mrs.
Cloman left Salt Lake City round of en-
Entertainments were given for her.
Mrs d Thew Wright. mother of JUS
tice Daniel Thew Wright is soon to c'o5e
Stony Point, her place at Southside. Gin
cnnati. which has been the seat of her
family for generation or two. for since
the recent death of her huoband
Judge Wright, at the advanced age Of
full of saddened memories for his widow.
Mrs. Wright VIII make series of visits
to her children in Ohio and Washington,
III. C.
| The Hostesses' ball. which will open the
season formally in Minneapolis VII be
held Friday. December 13. There will be
fifty in line, each of whom may invite ten
persons.
II. &c lc06 in, mn
that Sir Robert Baden-Powell, the chief
scout and founder of the Organzat on is
not to be married there HIS bride. Miss
Olave Soames. resides in Dorsetshire. ami
there the wedding W II take pace in tae
first week of December. The cere nony
will be a memorable one. A guard Of
honor of Boy Scouts will surround the
brides house and ink up with the church.
SO that she may walk through reg lar
army Of embryo SO ders. Afterward a
great ceremonial Of Boy Scouts wi be
held at Lillput. the bride and bridegroom
inspecting the escort and accept NJ
wedding gift from them. Over > 0, 90
boys will contribute to the great wedding
gift. This single present is preferred to
Individual gifts from each troop. SO that
the offering will prove hands ONE one.
It Is estimated that over E1,0)0 will. be
collected and when the present is ready
a representative assembly of Boy Scouts
in the United Kingdom will hand it over
to ''B.-P.'
A 5 O'Clock teaspoon shower, following
bridge, was gwen last week by a member
of the bridal party of Mss Mae Frances
Kline daughter of Col. and Mrs Ado.ph
Ioges Kline. and Mr.. Edward Joseph
Schell.
When the games We're over the host
ess' mo- her asked the guests to drink to
the BRIDES health. She held a large
pitcher, and be ore the bride (who was
seatedD knew what was sO.ng to la open
the pitchers contents were poured over
/ her heads liver teaspoons.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bellamy Storer after an
inv goratng summer in the kiffel Alps
| with Mrs Storer daughter he MarquIse
de Chamb: un. and her lovely children,
! have returned to Their home on the Gran
| Gin road Cincinnati.
! Mr. and Mrs Francs John Dyer of the
Champlain have returned from a summer
vacation spent in Par.s and Londo...
Miss Nettye Rosenbe Of Rochester
| N. Y. Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
rice Rosenberg of Bi tmore rect
! Mr.. 1. Heidenheimer, accompanied by
his niece Miss Helene Hotfa. has re-
| turned from visit west.
Miss Eta Simon. who spent the past