Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Seventh Page.)

Dull gold lace.formed the vampire sleeves.
She wore several superb diamond orna-
ments.
| Miss Juliet Besuden of Newark. Ohio.
cousin of the bride, wore pale pink chif-
fon with marabOu trimming. Mr. and
| Mrs. T. NJ. DevereauX of Cincinnati and
Mr.. and Mrs William Burnett Wright of
Buffalo We're also present. Society gen
| orally In its most notable representations
from official. diplomatic and resident
ranks came in later to the reception. dur
| ing which a buffet supper was served
| from a red rose decked table.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fleming left about IN
| o'clock in their motor car to begin their
wedding journey. They have gone north.
and upon their return will reside at the
| Montana apartment.
| The brides going-away costume was of
| dark blue broadclo.h. with fox furs and a
| fur tOque with becoming touch of green
in the feather trimming.
| The brides presents were shown last
/ night. and We're arranged on tables
| stretching clear around all sides of a
| large upper ROOM Every possible luxury
| in household adornment or use has been
| anticipated. and more beautiful or valu-
| able collection of gifts has rarely been
| seen at the capital
| Gen. and Mrs. Gordon are represented
| by a service of French china and large
case of flat silver; Mr.. and Mrs Luis +.
Corea by diamond studded platinum
Allies, superb carving set and platter.
in dull silver. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
c. Glover, silver fruit basket.
An oriental rug from Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor Kaufman, bronze and silver jewel
case from Mr. and Mrs. Melville E. In
gals, clock set in sapphires and rhine
stones from former Senator and Mrs. For
aker, serving spoon and fork from Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Letter. a gold chain and
pearl drop from Miss Darlington. a
French gilt and porcelain vase from Mr..
George Vass. French gilt table piece,
consisting OF a tall vase with smaller ones
around II, from Mrs. +. De Witt Tai
from Mrs. Hutchinson. an exquisite
French fan in old ivory and spanSled lace
from Justice and Mrs. Anderson. a set
of bouillon cups in silver holders from
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kite. and a set of
coffee cups in silver holders from Mr..
and Mrs. Durant Church are a few of
several hundred articles sent by friends
in town and from other cities.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won BernstOrff entertained at dinner last
night in compliment to the retiring Brit
iSh' ambassador and Mrs. James Bryce.
Their other guests were the Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. George Won l. Meyer,
Mr.. Brun, the Danish minister: Mrs.
Richard Fl. Townsend, Mrs. II. X. Laugh
lin. the assistant secretary of state and
Mrs. Chandler Hale, the second Spanish
secretary and Sonora de CanongO. Mr..
and Mrs. George Howard. Maj. Won Her.
wath and Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Charles L.
McCawley.
The Secretary of State and Mrs Knox
We're honor guests at dinner at the
legation Of Chile last night, when Minis
ter Suarez was host. The other guests
We're the French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand, ViscOunt Chinda, the Japa
nese ambassador. the ministers from
Costa Rica. Netherlands Peru. Bolivia
and their wives. the ministers from Vene-
zuela and Salvador, Argentine Charge
Leonard Wood. chief of staff, l.. S. A.
and Mrs. Wood; Henry L. James. acting
chief of the Latin-American division of
the State Department, and Mrs. James.
and the secretaries of the Peruvian ard
Chilean legations.
Mr.. Albert III. Nicholson, the United
States consul at Hanover, Germany, is
spending portion of his leave of alb
sence in Washington, and is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ray Dean at their
apartment in the Burlington
A birthday party was given last We'd
nesday evening by Mrs a. V. Stuben-
ranch in honor of her son. Mr.. Arnold
Stubenranch, jr. The early part of the
evening was passed by the playing of
several games. Then followed piano Sc
lections by Miss Mildred Cornwell reci-
tdtiOiiS ny cICN DONen ana mute
selections by Mr.. A. V. Stubenranch
Dancing followed. Those present We're
Misses j. j. Steck. Nj. +. Cornwell, Mary
ID. Goodwin, Katherine Cox, Dorothy
Wood. NJ: Schultz. Catherine Scudder.
LOttie G. Bowen and Ellen L. Schutt. and
Messrs. F. w Dodson. H. A. Walker.
William b. Hit. Harry Gross. Francis s.
Roe. j. Raymond Wells and Percy T.
Bowen.
The ladies nf tho EiUhtb To- NJ
are completing arrangements for ba-
Zaar and dance to be held next Tuesday
and Wednesday in the Arcade ballroom
Mrs. Charles Willis Fisher, wife OF
Naval Constructor Fisher. L. S. N is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha S. Gle
low, at the Farragut. Mrs. Fisher will be
one or the bevy OF young matrOns TO
assist at the bazaar and tea Of the South
ern Industrial Educational Association to
be held in the Southern building from
December TO December g.
Among the Passengers sailing on the
steamship George Washington Saturday
from New York for London. Paris and
Bremen will be Raft Bey of the Turkish
embassy staff.
Those in attendance Yesterday after
noon at ST. Thomas Church for the mar
riage of Miss Harriet Addison Bayne
daughter of Mrs. John Woart Bayne. and
Lieut. Guy Wilkinson Stuart Castle. T.
,. N. witnessed a scene in which the
graceful decorations of the church and
the interest which always attaches itself
TO a gathering of smart society blended
most graciously The pillars around the
church were sprayed with southern smi-
lax. and the wall back of the altar was
similarly treated. Down the center aisle
there Were standards filed with pinkish
Tnauve chrysanthemums, Which color was
the keynote of the bridesmaids dresses
and hats.
When the bridal party entered the edi-
flee the uShers, Lieut.. W. W. Galbraith
Lieut. Adolph Andrews Lieut. g. f.
Neal. Lieut.. Hollis Cooley. Lieut. John r.
Towers, Lieut.. d. w. Bagley. Lieut. X
l. Walker and Prof Paul Dashiell. in
their full-dress uniform, led the way
to the chancel.
The bride was escorted by her brother
DR.. j. Breckenridge Bayne. and was.
preceded by her seven attendants
draped on the corsage and skirt with
duchess and rose point lace The long
court train was caught with clusters of
orange blossoms.
Her veil of tul,e was fastened with
orange blossoms and a strand Of pearls
showed across the back. She wore the
sroom's gift. lavallier of diamonds, and
carried a shower bouquet Of white orchids
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Louise Bayne, the brides sister
was the maid of honor and her gown was
OF lavender charmeuSe, with angel sleeves
of shadow lace and chiffon. She Wore a
cavalier hat of lavender plush trimmed
with pumes of the same shade caught