Evening star., 1914-02-05

| LLOYD of Missouri. Miss Kent of Calffor-
+! MIA and Miss Ia Toilette of Washington
| viii he usheTs. Mrs. knowland of Cal
! kentucky. Mrs. McCumher of North Da-
| kots. Mrs. Pomerene of Ohio and Mrs.
( Nfukead of New Jersey form the enter
I talnmcnt committee.
Miss Lonora Mary Payne. daughter of
| Mr. Harry Payne. and Mr.. William r.
| berSmann were married at the Emery
( hdpeI Methodist Episcopal Church South
| Brightwood. Th" ceremony was per
| formed by Rev. T.. l.. Woo1f. the pastor
of the church The little building was a
mass of potted palms and cut flowers
! while friends of the young couple packed
1t to the doors.
! The bride was attended by Miss Flor
ence Schmid maid of honor. and Mr.
Cragin W. Donaldson WAS best man The
ushers were Mr.. Frank Welty and Mr.
Paul tioepfert Miss Ethel Bergman.
sister OF the groom played the wedding
/ march. and Miss Bessie Collision also
played at the service. Mr.. Earl Mat
| tingly sang d solo
! lcombined with chantiliy lace and silk net.
a girdle of white brocaded satin ribbon
was tied at the front slightly above the
! waist line and the ends brought up into
net edged with lace. Her veil was of silk
net and lace and was wreathed with
orange blossoms. The maid of honor
wore a gown of pale pink crepe de chine.
| The waist was covered with pink ch1ffon
and lace chiffon was draped over the
skirt In a pannier effect. A g1rdle OF PINK
satin ribbon with large bow in front
completed the costume
| A reception followed at the new home
of the couple at S.l Kennedy street north
west Later they left for honeymoon
trip to New York. The brides travelling
suit was of blue hroadcloth. with cuffs
and collar of black lynx fur. Her hat
was of black velvet.
Mrs. James L. Martin of New York,
! who is stopping at the Shoreham. enter
tanned at dinner last night When her
+! guests included the counselor OF the Brit
ish embassy and Mrs. Barclay. the mill
tary attache of the French embassy and
| Countess Ide Bertier, the counselor OF the
Austrian embassy and NINE: scher0atshoy
and Baron Won Lersner OF the German
embassy
fast night at the Playhouse Miss Lor-
| raine Herman. daughter of Mrs. -Monhie
Herman of this city. and Mr.. Leonard
Well son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Well of
! Philadelphia We're married by the Kew
! DR.. Louis Stern and Rev. DR.. Abram ST.
mon. Only the near relatives and in.i-
mate friends were present to witness lhe
| ceremony. The youthful bride. who was
| Given away by her brother. Mr. Bernard
Herman, wore d becoming gown OF "nite
charmeuse satin trimmed in real lace ana
pearls and a tulle veil arranged IN
d cap effect with orange blossoms anu
/ carried shower bouquet of white Or
chjds and lilies of the valley.
| Her only attendant was the groom S
sister. Mrs. Irving lsaacs OF Fhll-
adelphia a bride of last year. who wore
white charmeuse and lace. Mr.. Bert
his brother A dinner was followed by
dancing. Mrs Herman, mother OF
the bride wore black charmeuse trim
| med in jet and diamond ornaments MIS-
| Louis Silverman sister of the bride, wore
pink crepe de chine trimmed 'in lace and
touches of fur
! Mrs. Lee Eerngood of Baltimore, an
/ other sister wore brocaded crepe III
black with a waist of gun metal lace.
Mrs. David Rothschild. the bride young
est sister. becoming gown OF "hite
| creme embroidered and pearl trimmings
and touches of lace over heSh-cOlor chlf-
fon. Mrs Bernard Herman wore god
I cha rmeuSe SATIN.
Mr.. and Mrs We'll will spend their
honeymoon in New York and before gong
to Philadelphia to i've VIII return heiN
for a short visit.
The brides going-away gown was OF
navy blue eponge with a becoming hat OF
black and crown of blue taffeta She was
the recipient OF many Deaulilu anu
valuable presents.
The southern Dansant Club met at the
home of Capt. and Mrs. William Graeme
| Harvey Saturday evening last. WIN
| large attendance. The club gives dance
every Saturday evening at the homes
| of its members.
Mr. j. 4. Lefevre. secretary of the
Panama legation, and his sister. MISS
Ramona Lefevre, gave box party last
night at the Belasco. They mad as their
| guests to meet their mother Mrs. E. o.
de Lefevre, Representative and MIS-. r.
4 Rritten of Illinois and Mr.. Boaz W.
Long, chief of the Latin American olNi-
sion of the State Department.
Miss Marble Brawner entertained at
! welsh rabbit party at her home, Fort
Mver, Wednesday evening. Miss BTaw
, ner was assisted in receiving by Miss
Stella Myers. Her guests were Misses
| Catherine and Louise SpateS. Miss Mar
jorie Wilson. Miss Emily Etheridge. Miss
lula Benson of New York. Miss Helen
| Athens of Baltimore. and Messrs. James
| Goddens Jack Rich, Maynard Young,
| Eugene Whalen, Henry Benson of New
| York and Robert Athens of Baltimore
Mrs. oscar P. Schmidt and Mrs. Ed.
ward ]. Macmillan of the Columbia VIII
be at home Informally tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs. MCMILLAN will leave next week
for her new home in Philadelphia
Mrs Archibald Gracie ana MISS culth
Temple Oracle will not receive tomor-
row. hut will be at home Friday. Febru-
AIRY 20.
! Mrs. Henry Allan Cooper gave lunch
con of twelve covers today in compli-
ment to her guest. Mrs. Peil of Racine.
Wis.
| Mrs Nathan c. Faucet of the Cecil
apartment will be at home tomorrow
Invent to New York today. Mrs Simpson
is not receiving Tuesdays in this month
Maj and Mrs. l. c. jerks are spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Koerper at
the Woodley.
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Tho marriage of Miss Katherine Rem