Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-28
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Wedding Dress Reads Simply for
Thirty Million-Dollar
Owner.
Here and There With Notables in
Social Life-Visitors Feted.
Personals.


er, the thirty million dollar heiress.
and Howard H. Spaulding. jr.. which Is
set for next Saturday in Harbor Point,
Mich, IL to be one of the most interest
ing and novel ceremonies Of the sum-
mer. The service will be read in an
outdoor setting at the summer place Of
the bride and is to be preceded and fol-
lowed by many festivities. Miss Bar
ker has been entertaining at house
party for a fortnight or more. her
guests being the members of her bridal
party.
Her wedding gown is of white satin
and white chiffon with bodice of net
and real lace, and with a square empire
train of satin lined with flesh-colored
chiffon hanging from the shoulders.
The skirt is made with four TUNES. each
with a border of pearl trimming and
silver lace. and there is also pearl
trimming on the bodice; the train
has an embroidered bow knot of pearls
on it and is caught in one corner with
sleeves are fashioned of the lace. The
veil is held by a narrow wreath of
orange blossoms and is caught at the
back with a butterfly bow of silver
lace.
After joining her husband here short
ly. Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis will ac-
company the Senator to Asheville, n. c.,
and from there will go to Utah.
Maj. Gen. George Barnett and Mrs.
Barnett arrived last Friday in San Die
go from this city. They will enjoy
sojourn of several weeks in the south
ern part of the state before going to
San Francisco, where they have a long
list of friends.
Mrs. William Burke's visit to Detroit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvan McCauley has
the parties in her honor were dinners
by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Corbin and
Mrs. Horace Strongfellow. Mrs. Burke
spent the last week end at Hardin
Beach with her hosts.
DR.. Carlos A. Meza, secretary of the
legation of Salvador, has arrived in San
Francisco. and will remain there dur
ing the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mclean Ritter
are in Columbus. Ohio and were honor
guests at a dinner given at the Ar
william K. Rogers. The Ritters are
en- route to Manchester, VT, where
they will spend the rest Of the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Marlatt are
at Dublin. N. H., for the summer.
Miss MARGARET Fechteler is the guest
". ". Morrow. in San 'q Trsnci aeo who
are planning many delightful parties
in her honor. She is also to be en-
tertained by her cousin. Mrs. Harold
Of Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Fechteler,
formerly OF this city.
Miss Margaret Thompson of Fred
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tea Monday last. at her home. when
her guests were asked to meet Miss
Katharine Ladd of Washington, D. c.,
who arrived Friday night to visit her.
assisting ass the hostess was her mother.
crime Thompson. Miss Katharine VOL
colt, Miss Louise Baker. Mrs. Henry D.
Gilchrist and Miss Harriet L. Cunning
ham.
Maj Lutz wahi. U. s A.. and Mrs.
VAIL. with their daughter. Miss Gret-
chen VAIL. will leave Madison bar
city. where Maj wahl will be connect
ed with the War College Mai and Mrs
Vail have had with them this summer
their son. Mr.. Douglas Vail. who is
envy at West Point. where he is
cadet. The family recently took a
motor trip from Madison barracks to
Niagara and back, and will motor leis-
uIely from inc DarrAckS 10 WaSn1n8-
ton. visiting at different points along
the way. Mira VAIL. before her mar
rtage. was Miss Emma Joubert of New
Orleans. daughter Of Mrs. Leon Jou-
bert OF that city.
A beautiful wedding took place this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at Acadia,
tho homo of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac I.
Long, near Herndon, Va, when their
daughter, Miss Inez Elizabeth Long,
became the bride of Mr.. Charles Walter
Norman of Middleburg, Va Owing to
the recent death of the brides grand
father and the illness of her uncle,
only the families and a few intimate
friends witnessed tho ceremony, which
was performed by the Rev. W. Horace
Lefferts Of Leesburg, Va.
The bride, who was escorted by her
brother. Mr.. Elijah White Long. wore
a gown Of white crepe de chine and
roses. Her only attendant was her
sister, Miss Ada Long, and Mr. An
drew C. Norman of Purcellville, broth
er of the bridegroom, was best man.
Mr.. Long, the BRIDES father, played
the wedding music.
An informal reception followed, and
later Mr.. and Mrs. Norman left for an
extended northern trip. They will re-
. side at their country place, near Mid
dleburg. Va. on their return.
The counsellor Of tho Russian en-
bassy. Mr.. A Sch erbatskoy, 10 at the
MISS Emma Krasnon, Of Union. s. G.,