Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-29

net. and trimmed with embroidered pink
and blue roseblfds. Mrs. 'Closson OF New
York. cream silk and pearl ornaments
Mrs. Stephens, black lace over green
satin: Miss Barbara Stephens. pale pink
chiffon over white satin: Mrs. Culiop
wore emerald green satin ana chiHo
Mrs Claude Watts, black velvet with
lace: Mrs. Etha Patterson Griffin, rose
velvet and lace: Mrs. George w. Fair
child, white satin draped in black chif-
fon and trimmed with brilliants. ana a
diamond tiara and necklace: MISS Rellly.
pink chiffon over pale blue satin; Miss
Michigan, pink marQuiSette and pearls.
Mrs. Norman Underwood. white saun
draped in fiounces of lace and orchids;
Mrs. Henry Cooper. white satin and lace:
Mrs. William B. Lamar, white satin.
trimmed with brilliants and punches of
French rosebuds; Mrs. Theodore Shuey.
yellow brocaded velvet; Miss Dorothy
Shuey, scarlet brocade, with lace ana
pearls: Miss Lucy Hoke Smith. pale blue
chiffon, trimmed with brilliants, made
over. a gown Of draped white satin Mrs.
William F. Dennis. blue embroidered
crepe. with the upper part of the bodice
and sleeves OF lace; Miss Virginia Wood,
white chiffon. draped over white satin,
with a corsage of orchids, and diamond
ornaments: Miss Collins, black char
meuse, with white lace: Mrs. Clapton.
black elvet and lace; Miss Clapton wore
pale pink satin: Miss Mamie Randolph
Heth. black chantilly lace over white
satin: Miss Elizabeth Rodman Selden, Of
Richmond, Va, pompadour satin: Mrs.
Heth Lorton of New York. blue brocade:
Mrs Floyd King. wife of Gen. King.
black silk, point lace, and jet trimmings
with diamonds; Mrs. Blackmon, wife of
Representative F. l.. Blaclmon of Ala
bama, white charmeuse. with an over
drapery of white chiffon with crysta!
trimmings; Mrs. Lillian Mcmillan, cream
satin with drapery of gold net; Mrs
Thomas d. Whyte American beauty
charmeuse, with tunic of silver; Mrs
Leisure, guest of Mrs. Thomas d. Whyte.
black and white velvet, with drapery Of
venetian lace spangled with jet, dia-
| mOnds and rubies.
Mrs. Spencer Cosby, draped black and
liants. Mrs. Thomas w. SidweIl, black
crepe de chine and lace. Miss Kathleen
Elliott Of Wisconsin. American beauty
satin and silver lace. Mrs. Ollie James.
| satin draped in tulle and trimmed with
fur. Mrs. Lamar, wife of Mr.. Justice La
mar. black 'brocaded velvet over cloth of
gold. Mrs. John W. Timmons back vel
vet, the bodice being of chiffon embroid-
| cred in cut steel. Mrs. r. T. Ansberry,
white charmeuse and lace. Mrs. William
Hamilton Bayly. black satin Mrs.
Hughes. wife of Representative Hughes.
white satin and black velvet. Mrs. John
Miller Horton. lilac brocade and point
|
Mrs. Richard Whitley. lowered silk and
chiffon. Mrs. W. +. Tucker. striped
flower brocade, diamonds and pearls. Mrs
Edwin F. Sweet. embroidered black crepe
| de chine Miss Sweet. yellow chiffon and
charmeuse. Mrs. Campbell of Michigan,
pink chiffon over charmeuse. Mrs. Mitch
| ell Palmer wore black brOcade with rhine
stone trimming. Mrs. James b. Reynolds.
blue velvet with the upper part Of the
bodice of lace and brilliants. Mrs. VIII
lard H. Barse, blue brocade. with pam
niers of chiffon and trimmed with silver
and tiny clusters Of pink roses. Mrs.
Harry Williams Of Norfolk, white satin.
draped with old lace. and a corsage of
mauve velvet, with lace and diamonds.
Mrs. Leonard Wood, white satin trimmed
with lace. Miss Alice Judson. yellow chif-
fon over satin. Miss Fannie Burke. yellow
charmeuse and point lace. Mrs. James
Mosher black charmeuse trimmed with
brilliants, with necklace and pendants OF
diamonds Miss Gilman. white chiffon
trimmed in crystals. Miss kavanauSh'
pink satin.
Mrs. Milton F. Allies. white brocaded
satin and gold beaded lace. Miss Allies
light blue chiffon. Miss Marie Davidson
gold satin. yelled in lowered chiffon. with
scsdraped sleehas Miss
landings. Miss Nellie Claire Howard
white charmeuse. Mrs. Howard apricot
crepe de chine. Mrs Clark. wife Of Sena-
tor Clark of Wyoming, black velvet. Mrs
| William F.. Roberts. gray crepe meteor
Mrs Thomas Scott. white lace and satin
Mrs. NJ r. Weller. white satin and pearls
Miss Annie Michigan, blue charmeusf
| with pearls and rhineStones. Miss Mamie
Clark. emerald green. with Irish lace.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Mason War
der. daughter of Mrs. Katherine Wade
| Warner. and Mr.. Lawrence Hufty tool
place today at noon at the Church Of
| he A T)r Na1mS Officia fin q
! The couple had no attendants and the
bride wore a travelling costume. After
| their return to town Mr.. and Mrs. Hufty
will live at 1871 10th street
The marriage of Miss Bertha Abramson
| and hurry Charles Raffel of New Yorl,
| took place Sunday. January 10. at Carroll
| Institute, with Rabbi Sflverstone and
| Rev. Liebson officiating. The bride was
| given in marriage by her parents. She
was attended by her sister. Miss Dorothy
| AbramsOn as maid of honor and her two
| little cousins. the Misses Bertha and
Bessie Abramson as flower girls. The
| hall was decorated with palms. The bride
| was beautifully dressed in white ivory
| brocaded charmeuse. deliberately trim
med with rhinestOnes and pearls and
| wore a tulle veil, with a wreath of orange
| blossoms. She carried bride roses and
lilies of the valley. The maid OF honor
| was dressed in pink charmeuse over chit
fon and carried a bouquet of pink roses
The flower girls We're both dressed in
| pink and carried baskets of pink roses.
Among the out-Of-town guests We're the
mother of the groom. Mrs. S. Raffel OF
| Asbury Park, y. j.: his two sisters, Mrs
r. Treibitz and Mrs. \. Bernstein, both
of New York; Mr. l.. Gotten Of New York
| Among the relatives and friends from
| Baltimore, Md, were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Rubin. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Romm, Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. Rubin. Mr.. and Mrs. SwartZ-
berg, Misses Annie and Lily Romm. Miss
Jennie Seigel. Mr.. Rottman, Mrs. Fannie
| Dulcan, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rubin Miss
| Fannie Ber1owitz. Miss Rose Harris, Miss
| Ida Walbarsh, Miss r. Meirowitz After
! the reception the couple left for a short
| trip.
Mrs. J. G. Mcqueen and grandson
| Thomas w. Mcqueen. left Sunday for
an extended trip to Mercedes. Tex. to
visit her. son. T. Warren Mcqueen. They
! will attend the Mardi Gras on their way
| Miss Anne Seymour Jones have card:
| 1:30 at 1903 Q street.
| DR.. and Mrs. John Theodore King 142:
| Eutaw place. Baltimore, have announced
| the engagement of their daughter, Mis-:
| Mary Chase King. to DIR. James Paytor
| Leake, assistant surgeon in the United
| States public health and marine hospita
service. The wedding will take plac,
| some time in the fall. DIR. Leake is
| former resident of Missouri and is now IL
| this city. where he is doing research
work in the hygienic laboratory.
| Mrc w Alden Smith will IN, ~ bor,,.