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to the floor. Her tulle veil was ar
ranged in plaits at the back of her low
blonde coiffure and was held by band
of orange blossoms. She carried clus-
ters of small white orchids and gar
denias and wore no ornaments.
The maid Of honor. Miss Dorothy Ann
Hyde of Syracuse. sister of the BRIDE
groom, also wore an old-time costume
of lavender taffeta, the short full skirt
had three narrow fiat rutties outlining
an open tunic, and low corsage anu
short sleeves, was edged with a tiny
double ruffle She carried a loose bou
quet of purple. white and pink spring
flowers. The bridesmaids wore quaint
old-time gowns of pale green taneta
with full, short, straight skirts gat-
cred at the high waist line with twisted
gathered bodices cut with low necks,
puffed sleeves, finished with narrow
chemisettes of shirred white blonde.
Their arms and hands were bare.
All the attendants wore large, old
time natural leghorn hats with shirred
lavender taffeta crowns and clusters
of lavender and green ostrich tips at
one side. Narrow black velvet rib
loops and ends to the shoulders. They
carried round nosegays of spring flow
ers. finished with loops Of lavender
ribbon and tiny buds. All of the at
tendantS wore fat gold bracelets, the
gift of the bride.
This couple will be here shortly to
live.
Miss Elvia Zabriskie. daughter of
Mrs Cornelius Zabriskie, and Russell
Trowbridge Bailey had a Brooklyn
home wedding Wednesday. The bride
wore white chiffon velvet and vene
tian point and ermine. and a tulle veil
draped from a narrow brim of duchess
lace trimmed with orange blossoms.
She carried lilies-of-the he-valley. Mrs.
Zabriskie. attired in gray velvet bro
cade and silver. gave her daughter N
marriage.
The brides attendants were members
Of her class, Packer. 10. The matron
of honor wore orchid silk and carried
orchids tied with yellow tulle, and the
bridesmaids were in soft yellow silk
and lace and carried yellow roses tied
with orchid color tulle.
Following her usual custom, Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid will go out to Cali
fornia in February.
Mrs. Reid Going her home in Mill
n.,;c.: brae now being in
10 Can1ornla. the hands of rem
ovators in preparation for that event
Mrs. Reid has had a strenuous sea-
son so far, mission work at home and
relief measures abroad having filled
her days. Mr.. and Mrs. Odgen Mills
Reid will go west with Mrs. Reid and
remain several months at Millbrae
with relays of guests through the
spring months.
Mrs. Reid is deeply interested in
the work of the American Red Cross.
and also in the Ame lean Ambulance
Association, giving most literally /
both, and just now she is promoting
a colossal benefit to be given tnis
month for the French sufferers from
the war. At all benefits and concerts
in New York. even to the musical
mornings. needles and wool are sup
piled at the door to those who wish
to knit during the performance.
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For Newly Married Couple.

On their return from their wedding g
trip north DR.. and Mrs. Oscar B. Hun
ter. who were married December 26,
1914, rendered a reception to relatives
and friends at their residence. 2O21 h
street northwest. Saturday, January 16
They were assisted in receiving their
guests by Mrs. Lillian T. Hunter, Mrs.
Henry A. Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs Regi-
na1d +. Fennell and Mr.. and Mrs. ar
thur Benzler.
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with palms, ferns and
cut flowers. and an orchestra furnished
entertainment throughout the evening.
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Mrs. SCOTS Tea.

Mrs. Matthew T. Scott entertained las,
Tuesday at a delightful tea at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Vrooman. for q
few of her old friends of the Daughters
of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Donald Mclean. honorary spresi-
dent general; Mrs. George T. Guernsey
of Kansas and Mrs. Bergland received
with Mrs. Scott. as did Mrs. Henry l.
Mann. vice president general in charge
of organization of chapters: Mrs. Gains
NJ. Brumbaugh. registrar general; Mrs
Charles Bassett. Mrs Lyman r. SWORN
stedt and Mrs. Howard Hodgkins.
Mrs. j. Hamilton Lewis of Illinois
Mrs. Charles johnson of Maine. Mrs
Claude Swanson. Mrs. Albert Cummins
Mrs. Finley Sheppard of Texas, Mrs. j
Linthicum, Mrs Eric Bergland, Mrs
William d. Hoover and Mrs. Towner OF
Iowa presided at the tea table
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For Work for Poor Churches.

Nine Jusserand. Nine. Riano. Nine.
Havenith, Nine. Suarez-Mujica, Nine.
Pezet. Nine. Calderon. Mrs. Edward
Douglas White. Mrs. James A. O'Gor-
man. Mrs. Philip Sheridan. Mrs. Han
mis- Taylor. Mrs. George E. Hamilton.
Miss Jane Riggs. Mrs. Dudley Morgan.
Mrs. Corcoran Thorn, Mrs. George How
ard, Mrs. Isaac Mann and Mrs. r. F.
Ryan are patronesses of the lecture at
the National this evening by MIR. Cecil
Chesterton on New Forces in Eng
lish Literature" The occasion is a
benefit for the work for poor churches.
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Day Nursery Dance.

A tea dance will be given at Rausch-
'er's Saturday, January 80, for the bene-
fit of the Junior Auxiliary of Proyi-
dence Day Nursery.
The patronesses are: Mme Riano
Mrs. White, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. OGor-
man, Nine. de Sibour, Mrs. Townsend
Mrs. James Barbour, Mrs. George How
ard, Mrs. Henry May, Mrs kearney
Carr, Mrs. Beale Howard. Mrs. w. C.
Ritter. Misses Patten, Mrs. Marbury
and Mrs. Thomas Carter.
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A Tea for Visitor.

Mrs. Raymond e. Horn entertained
at tea yesterday in honor Of her house
guest, Miss Myrtle E. Heishberger of
Frederick, Md, and her friend. Miss
Marion B. Cramer. who is soon to bo-
come bride. Those assisting We're
Mrs. A. Bruce Bielaski, Miss Louise
Cramer. Mrs. Chase c. Cove, Mrs. VIII
c. Herbert, Miss Helen Heishberger of
Frederick. Miss Dolly Madison Parker
and Mrs. George L. Rowe.
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Reception to Miss Heth.

An informal goodbye reception will be
rendered Miss Mamie Randolph Heth by
Camp III. U. C. v, at pm. Wednes-
day. January q, at Confederate Memoir
ial Hall, 1922 Vermont avenue northwest.
Southern Relief Society and all Con-
federate Veterans and their families
federacy are invited to be present.
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Mrs. Mills Luncheon.

Mrs. Albert L. Mills was hostess at a
charmingly appointed luncheon yester-
day, when her guests were Mrs. James
Worden Pope, Mrs. Frederick Perkins,
Mrs. Abraham G. Lott, Mrs. Edwin B.
Babbitt, Mrs. George =. Howell, Mrs.
Joseph P. ONeil and Mrs. George B.
Duncan.
The table was decorated with jon
Quils and narcissus.
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Benefit Tea Dance.

A the-dansant is to he given at
Rauscher's Tuesday, February 16. for
the free wards of Columbia Hospital
Auction bridge will be played from =
to 5 o'clock, when tea will be served,
and there will be dancing until /
o'clock. Mrs. Chester Wells of the navy
yard and Mrs. w. c. Watts of 1905 18th
street have the sale of tickets, and Mrs.
John Newbold of the Avondale has the
ARRANGEMENTS for the auction tables.
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Mrs. Edward F. Wood. Mrs T. L. Moore.
Mrs. Robert Sowerbutts. Mrs Ernest
Selby, Mrs. y. r. Harnsh, Mrs I'D
mund Mallett and Mrs. Harry Dewalt
Lorenzo w. Thompson and Eobert
Thompson OF Anacostia have gone -
New York city and Philadelphia for
several days
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Baptist Home Benefit.

A luncheon benefit for the Baptist
Home will be given by the board of lady
managers. of which DR.. Alice Winans
Downey is the president, at the old
Masonic Temple Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, February 3. 4 and 8.
Ladies of all the Baptist churches
will assist at the different tables.
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Simpson.

Mrs. Hamilton Simpson has sent out
cards announcing the marriage of her
daughter Lillian and Mr.. David Moore
Barclay of Lexington, Va. January %,
at St. Adams Church, Washington. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles Warner
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Coming Parties.

Mrs A. S. Maddox will entertain at
bridge and tea Wednesday, January 81,
Capt. and Mrs. Stockton Heth, Miss
Pickett Heth and Miss Virginia Heth
will give dance Wednesday, January
27. at o'clock, at 1409 Massachusetts,
avenue.
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Miss Emily Hetfield entertained tho
Brool<land Five Hundred Club at it's
last meeting and the prize winners
We're Mrs. Roche and Mrs. Hoover A
very pleasant feature of the evenin =
was handkerchief shower given by
the members of the club to the BRIDE
elect member, Miss Marie Woodward
Miss Helen Molster will be the next
hostess,
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Gone to California.

Mrs. Marion De Vries. wife of Judge
Marion De Vries. is spending the win
ter in California. and will not return
to Washington until next season.
Expected Guests.
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Dinners.

Mrs. Mary Stewart Of 1900 Massachu-
setts avenue and Miss Stewart enter
tained at dinner last night.
Commander and Mrs. Davis and Miss
Cotton gave dinner last night for their
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodloe Ed
gar of Detroit.
Nine. Hauge, who returned here a
week ago. entertained at small dinner
last night
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Mr.. Nelson Davis formerly of the
United States Army and lately station
ed at Galveston. Tex, is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Davis
of Perry street
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The Neighborhood Card Club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew A. OrInsby
Wednesday evening.
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Brookland.

The Brookland 1914 Five Hundred
Club VIII be entertained TUESDAY
evening of this week by Mr. and Mrs
Carl h. Keller at their new home on
18th street near Otis.
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Mrs. w. H. Morgan of Alliance, Ohio,
will arrive tomorrow to be the house
guest of Miss Kate Dean owen at lAe
Northumberland for ten days.
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Miss Marion Muse Of Niddlesev
county, Va, is the guest of Mrs. Henry
Butler and will return to her home to-
day.
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Mrs. James Parsons was hostess for
the Ladies' Guild of the Church of Our
Savior Wednesday. and they will mex
be entertained by Mrs. Don Fithian Of
Newton street.
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Miss Nora Edelin, of Fort Washing
ton, Md, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs,
w. j. ID. Thomas.
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Returned From South.

Mrs. John Wiley and her son. Mr..
John Cooper Wiley, are back after a
months stay in the south
Evening star., 1915-01-24

Mr. Ralph Simons gave a "smoker''
and reception Wednesday evening to
the Phunny Phellows' Club at the homs
of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Sargent on
Irving street. At the recent election
OF officers of the club for the ensuing
year MIR. William Dahl was re- elected
president: MIR. Fred Tansill, vice presi-
dent. in place of Mr.. Arthur McCreighi. d..
resigned, and all the other officers wer.
again chosen
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Mr.. John Walsh of Boston. Mass. IL
the guest of Mrs. Gross of kearnev
street.
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Picked Up Here and There.

A new book on the English peerage
Is said to have reflected on almost
every page the effect of the war. for
hundreds of both titled and untitled
names, and familiar ones, have ap-
reared in the casualty lists of the war
while the normal descent of many ana
many hereditary dignity mas oeeh
changed by the death in ACTON oI
either the actual holder of the ute OF
of the immediate heir.
Among the hereditary titles which nave
Ieen affected may be mentioned the peer
ses of Amherst of Hackney. Ayiesfofd'
I;slfour of Rurlegh. Congleton. pun!eatA'
Hamilton of Dalzell. Hawardcn. kinEitfG
I .,ortield Manners, TTeedale and NaleE-
ia. The baronctciss affected include thoS'
,F Antrobus. Baillle. Brooke. l-evlnSe
Naylor- -LeyIand. ogilvy, Stewart-Rchafd-
son ,;rayes-Sawle, Thornhill, Lucas
Tooth Welhy and Waller
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Mrs. Mary L. Wall OF Mt jackson,
Va. is the guest of her son, Mr.. Alden
Wall.
Evening star., 1915-01-24

Gras Perhaps you fast and go to church.
but in any event you rest You may not
be ready for that yet. The season is not
sufficiently far advanced for all of you
to be tired.
Evening star., 1915-01-24

One says that this is an Of year for
the gay youth of the community. While
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st. Bartholomew's Church in New
York was the scene Of the marriage
Wednesday last OF
Three Brides Of Miss Elizabeth sher-
One Day. Thomas e n - ~ ~ rrothinra n a
ham of Philadelphia
The bride. who walked up the aisle
with her father, Henry Reese Hoyt,
and was given away by him. was in a
gown Of white satin and point lace,
with a long court train of white satin,
over which fell her veil Of point lace.
arranged with q cap Of lace and orange
blossoms. She carried white orchids
and lilies Of the valley. Her only or
Aament was lavallier Of diamonds.
The brides attendants were Mrs.
Oliver Iselin. Mrs J. Macy Willets.
Mrs. George S. West, Mrs. Theodore
Miss Rosa Saltonstali. They made a
beautiful picture in their gowns of or
chid-colored satin and chiffon, varying
from light to dark orchid shades. Tney
were designed with a back cape of
tulle which fell almost to the bottom
Of deep mauve satin. were turned up
at the side and were decorated with
a single bunch Of orchids. They car
ried bouquets Of white lilacs.
Mrs. Nelson Collingwood Hyde, an
other New York bride Of the same day,
who was Miss Naomi Andrews. wore a
simple girlish white satin gown Of old
time cut, with plain satin court train
from the shoulders. The corsage was
a puff Of satin, and extending into lit
tie pun sleeves and from this pun
corsaSe the satin fell in draped folds
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The bridal robe worn by Mrs. Robert
Joseph Banigan Sullivan, who was Marie
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The engagement Of Miss Vida Andres
yick and Mr. Gus Gould of Los Angeles
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II YOU are going south be sure TO take
plenty of white frocks with you, for
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The statement that in future High
land regiments are to wear a khaki
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ITO knit. tat or sew. or not to kn1'
tat or sew" Is q question that is nov
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This Was No
Bargain Sale

A slight stir in the waiting crowd, q
movement of respect, and the queen
Evening star., 1915-01-24

The other night there was a small din
ner party. 1t was a sort Of reform affair,
Evening star., 1915-01-24

Following the lead of the 400 OF other
cities, the much discussed first assem-
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8IDmoutb, @is,, 7. SUM. =
Grnn 9[nna goigt, bic in tpeiter
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riihrunq aefcmmen. NoblueIslld
bat Goop uon ieinem 4benteuer 3u
Sm1Ie ni9t5 er5ablt.
9ie Sommer. uno 9onfirmations'
idule Bat am gienitag Den /. SUM
ibren 9nfang genommerl.
BLOOMFIELD Bat iih nod uidt BON
benz Sdreden erbolt, Den lbm Die
Ieste 6lut9 eingeiagt bat. Ser
sdaoen lit gr6Ber, ols man geoadt
fat. Rodl itab Spuren Der Ser.
beerllna I'D. ieben. uno Oas @eben
ouf ben nit 56Idmm beoedtqh Grot.
toirs mar pirfIid Elm allnIttild.
9eun lit Der Cirrus bod ni6t ge.
fommen. SnioIge Der fortge-
idnemmten graden mar es ben
girfusleuten nidt moglid. i6rer
gerpfIihhmaen nad3ufcmmeit. 0b.
iDobl mir ionit ben Cirrus ais cine
lie6e a6tpe6ielung betradten 10
baben mir i'm bod oiesmal feline
3br1ne nad0emeint. 0enn mir
balten nod ME Dor a%uffii9rlngeH
6teIer qrt am Observation-Disclosures
fir unitattbait un0 fir nidt I'M
einfIona NIT ben gnpfinoulgerl
einer ernlten Station
Sranf Sones, Der Sn0ianern gel
itiae @etrdnte peri6afft bate, be-
fonnte iid in gifter 8nrge's Court
IduIoig ui6 muroe 81 $40 Strofc
Derurtbeilt. Ger .8erurtbeilte mlb
ebenfoas Die Soften oes 9erfabreuS
trngen.
Srdulein GliIe @obler, 9odter
beg Serrn Or. gnbler, fplr6e am
! 28. Dtai bon Der bieiigen Soditule
aro0iriert. 9rauIein @abler lit mutt
| faItid iebr ait peronlngt, Uiiroe
a6er am liebiteu, tpenn iie ibren geei'
qungen folgen t0nnte, Wteoi5in ar
elmer llnIDerFt1t ftnoieren.
SER glorttn @eters, Der erfolg'
reihe 8loomiiel0er Seal eitate.
Wennn, BAT ben 8erfauf BON 5fDei
Gotten unb 21a Afer 2ouO, BIZ
! Serrn Seinrid 6oppe gebOrten, or
Germ 5re0 Moioned, .aaiiierer ben
Citizen Gtate 9nnt in Bloomfield.
Dermittelt.
Serr Sid 9aper ian0te sipei @ag'
/ CONS SdDeine nod Omaha.
J 6err 5riB alopp erihob ii4 an
abeno oes 1. SUM. lteber Die ltr'
Iofle Der 36at 1T nod niats betahnt
J moroen. )
Ger Observation-Disclosures tDurol
lin BLOOMFIELD aiifs Diiroigite gefei
i. ert. Der anbrong our Staotboal
mar 70 oroB, oab Dicle feiuen gldl
lliirOen fornten un0 unDerri1tetel
). Snhe tpieoer nnh @onie geben nEiB
Item. Gie patriotiiden auffiibrun
gen Der ain0er Der Staotidale uni
Ger Earohinlidule Der Wiiiouri
ltir9e tparen gut. Aa9 bic muIita