Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18

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IOLF AND MISS BERTHOLF,
4. commandant of the coast guard.
Augustin H. Parkers, Richard Walden
Hales. Charles F. Lymans, Miss Juliet
Higginson. Philip Gardeners. John APP
pleton Knowlses and various well
known people. Mr.. Peters has bought
the house which has been long the
property of Mrs. Robert S. Minot of
Newbury street. together with a por-
ton of her land. also an adjoining farm
and several adjacent tracts at the foot
hills of Mt. Pegan. For a number of
years Dover has forged steadily to
the fore as a place of residence of
it quite to their liking. Life in that
part of the country will be departure
for Mrs. Peters, whose summers have
heretofore been spent at the north
shore.
DR.. Won Bethmann-H ollweg, the chan
cellor of the German empire, has lust
officiated at
WoAAAdSC VI Iuc quiel "eo-
.Chancellor's Daughter. h his da mnen
ter Elsie became the bride of her
fathers adjutant, Count Ernest Lothar
julius Zech-Burckersroda, young
diplomat formerly stationed at the
German embassy in Vienna
The chancellor became widower
three months before the declaration of
in To
ne lost his eldest son, who was killed
while on patrol duty in Poland. The
wedding, therefore, was of the simplest
nature and took place in the village
ceiiors country estate, the villagers
filling the church.
The bride is in her early twenties
and is an intimate Of the Duchess of
brunswick, Emperor Williams only
daughter, and like the former Princess
Louise, is domestic in her tastes, thor
oughly conversant with all the details
Of housekeeping.
Her husband belongs to an ancient
Saxon family, who live in somewhat
medieval style upon their estates
Count julius ech-Burckersroda is his
fathers eldest son and will eventually
inherit the homestead near Dresden,
which dates from 1918. He himself was
porn at Dresden thirty years ago, is a
doctor of Jurisprudence and one of the
most promising of the younger gener-
alton Of German diplomats.
unique wedding took place Thurs
day, June "a, at the summer home of
Mr.. and Mrs.
married on the Harvey Myers of
Houseboat Deck. N Miss .ds,, w ynt,
lison. a niece of Mr.. Myers became the
bride of Mr.. Max Brewster Robinson Of
the University Of Cincinnati The cere-
mony was performed on the front deck
OF the houseboat Havana, Just as the
sun disappeared over the opposite cliff
OF the Kentucky river. The decora-
lions were banks of daisies and smilax.
Miss Anne Myers, aged two and one
half years, made charming little
flower girl with her pink gauze wings
and carrying a blue basket filed with
pink and white sweet peas.
The bride wore a cream-colored silk
gown, over which hung in soft folds
the wedding dresses of both her mother
and grandmother. She carried a bou-
quet Of Marechal Mel roses and smilax,
which blended beautifully with the
lace.
With the. exception of Miss Virginia
Booth Of Lawrenceburg. KY, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hommeyer and Master
Paul Hommeyer Of Milford. Ohio, the
guests were confined to the members
of the immediate families
The bride and groom will spend their
honeymoon in New England and New
York. going later to their cottage at
Conesus Lake, N. y, where they will
remain until about the 1st Of August.
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worn Thursday by the attendants at
the Hardwick-
Lovely Gowns and Stone W ding
Lovelier Wearers. a, Mari o. M saa,sv
one of the most picturesque events of
it's kind of the summer. Nathaline
Gunner. the maid of honor, was WON
derfully attractive in her frock of taf-
feta Of a delicate shade Of blue. The
skirt was extremely full, with three
ruff1es Of point desprit. and there was
a eoquettish little overdress Of the
tight. the neck finished with little
ruffle Of the point desprit.
Quite in harmony was the small hat
Of silver gray straw. high at the back
and low at the front The crown was
Of point d'esprit. Blue ribbon exactly
matching the dress encircled the crown
and ended in long streamers at the
back, while there were flowers at the
side and at the front. The bridesmaids,
Edith Stevens and Constance Kellen,
were similarly attired, except that
their frocks and hats were pink. where
Miss Cumner's was blue. The flower
girl. Barbara Stone, the brides young
sister. was adorable in her dainty pink
gown. with old-fashioned bouquet. AL
together 1t was a rarely beautiful we'd
ding. and all who travelled from Bos-
ton and back again declared themselves
amply repaid for the exertion, the
downpour Notwithstanding.
"Going on the supposition that II
black velvet and felt hats are in style
in m d summer,
Marked Down Hats the light laces
wA and chiffons and
AVA ~'sAs "A"VeA' straws will be
fancied in the dead OF winter. am