Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02

wore a brooch, the gift of the bridegroom.
that formerly belonged to the bride
groom's mother. large diamond sur
rounded with smaller stones. and carried
lilies of the valley and white orchids.
tunes of white chiffon satin with short
skirts and chiffon coats. The coats
were caught at the side and at the waist
line with tiny punches Of little pink roses
and forget-me-nots and high lace stocks
They carried directoire canes having
marguerites, forget-me-nots and small
roses tied with pink and blue chiffon rib
bons to their tops. Their hats We're pink
and blue chiffon respectively, which colors
matched their coats with white lace frills
covering them, and sprays of forget-me-
nots and roses caught here and there
Pale blue or pink ribbon streamers fell
from the hats and were caught at one
side to the shoulders with sprays of flow
ers matching those on the hats.
In vivid contrast to the small number
of June weddings scheduled for this city
is the list in San Francisco, in which
there are nineteen named. Eleven of
them will be home events. six in church
and one at a large hotel.
Miss Gladys Mcmillan. daughter of Mrs
Spencer Penrose of Colorado Springs, was
presented at the court of ST James last
week by Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. wife OF
United States Ambassador Reid.
Miss Mcmillan has spent considerable
Of her time with her grandmother. Mrs.
James Mcmillan, either at her home here
or travelling abroad Her grandfather
was former United States Senator Nc
MILAN. and her aunt is Lady Harring-
ton, wife OF Lord Harrington, formerly in
in London. Last autumn. Miss Mcmillan
Joined Mrs. Mcmillan In New York, after
trip to Panama with Mr.. and Mrs. Pen
rose, and they sailed for Paris. where
they spent some months before going to
London. She is expected home in the
summer.
Mrs. Isaac Pearson of 10th street went
to New York Yesterday and will sail on
the Carpathia June to spend the sum-
mer in the Italian lake country.
One of the most interesting of the June
weddings in New York state will be that
of Miss Marjorie Ide, daughter of Mr.
Spain. and Mr.. Shane Leslie, son of Col.
and Mrs. John Leslie. and grandson on
one side of Sir John and Lady Constance
Leslie of Castle Leslie. Glaslough, Ire
land and the other of the late Leonard
Jerome of New York. The wedding is to
take place June IL at the country home
of the brides brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bourke Cochran, the
Cedars, at Port Washington. L. l. Miss
Ide's only attendant is to be her sister.
The best man will be the bridegroom 5
brother. Mr.. William Seymour Leslie.
Representative Nicholas Longworth and
Messrs. Frank Gray Griswold, j. Norman
de r. Whitehouse and Peter F. Dunno
man will be Father Carroll. rector of the
Roman Catholic Church at Port Wash
ington The couple will leave for Europe
early in July. but are expected back for
visit of several weeks during the early
winter.
Mrs Carrie Berwanger is in Indianap-
oils, the guest of Miss Miriam Block.
whose marriage to Mr.. Jerome Lyon
takes place at the Indianapolis Club
Tuesday, June IL. to be followed by
dinner number of out-of-town guests
will be present
The young couple will spend part of
their honeymoon in this city, where Mr..
Lyon has relatives and formerly resided.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac W. Nordinger of
Biltmore street, accompanied by Mr.. Ben
jamin Nordinger. sailed from New York
Thursday to spend the summer travelling
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sigmund are at
the Hotel Rudolf. Atlantic City
The engagement is announced Of Miss
E. Nusbaum, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Aaron Nusbaum of 1925 Har
ward street, to Mr.. Charles Altschul of
this city.
Mrs Gustave Breaux of Louisville, KY,
and her young. daughter Emile. are the
guests of Mrs. Breaux's mother. Mrs.
Otto Luebkert Of 1904 r street.
Mr.. Samuel H. Wallach of New York.
formerly of this city. was visitor in
town during the week
Mrs Milton Kronheim has returned to
her home In Georgetown from a several
weeks stay in Atlantic City.
Miss Jennie Sanger Of u street Is the
guest of friends in Baltimore for the week
end.
Miss Helen Strasburger returned to
town yesterday from a several weeks trip