Evening star., 1918-04-04
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Wistaria.
The flower girl wore dainty frock
of white chiffon, with a white garden
hat having a band of blue and lilac
ried a lace straw hat tied with blue
ribbon and filed with gardenias, lilacs
and forget-me-nots. which she strewed
in the brides path.
Il "A reception followed at the residence
Of Mrs. Fahnestock, in Massachusetts
n avenue.
The house was decorated throughout
with clusters of American Beauty roses,
lilies. lilacs and hydrangeas placed at
intervals about the rooms and halls
with smilaX festooning the walls.
The newly married couple received In
the drawing room standing in bower
Of palms and Australian ferns. inter-
mingled with Easter lilies and white
tlilacs.
The bridal supper was served in an
adjoining room, the guests seated at an
terpiece and four smaller plaques OF
white sweet peas and lilies of the val
ley. wedding cake of many layers
marked the brides place.
The large dining room was eHectlvely
decorated with tall white baskets filled
with Easter lilies and bride roses. while
the buffet table had plaques OF prloe
roses and white snapdragons.
L
some gown Of black chiffon embrold.
cred in dull jet beads. with small
black tulle hat trimmed with numldi
feathers
Mrs. King Stone. sister of the BRIDE
groom, wore smart gown OF biack
Icharmeuse with a black straw picture,
hat trimmed with a feather pompon-
Mrs. William Fahnestock wore "A
gown of black satin brocade, trimmed
with black jet and tulle. A scarf of
ermine and a large black satin ana
straw hat. trimmed with paradise
feathers. completed her costume.
Mrs. Harris Fahnestock wore cream
colored filet lace veiled in black lace,
with small hat of dark green straw
and feathers. Mrs. Charles Andrews
wore a midnight blue chiffon and satin
gown. with a blue chiffon hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes left late in the
evening for their wedding trip, the
latter wearing a modish gown of gray
Jersey cloth embroidered wool Of the
same shade, with hat to match.
| wedding included Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Fahnestock, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
F'ahnestock, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles An
drews, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Eld-
ridge, Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Stires.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Fahnestock. Miss
Marian Perry, Mr.. Phillips. Mr.. Will
liam Fahnestock. jr., and Mr.. Joseph
Larkin. all of New York; Mr.. Thomas
D. Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Will
liams and Mrs. Charles Pickett Stokes.
all of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Stokes. mother. Of the bride
| groom, is i'll at Atlantic City and was
unable to be present
Mrs Fahnestock entertained the
bridal party and out-of-town guests
at dinner and theater party last
evening, following the wedding recep-
/ tion.
Il Many hospitalities are being planned
1 for NJ. Jacques Copeau. who will be
here with his French players for two
performances Monday afternoon and
evening, at Polls Theater under the
auspices of the French high commits
sion. He will be a guest at dinner Sun
day evening Of Mrs George Vanderbilt
and on Sunday afternoon Mrs. George
Barnett will give a reception for him
at the marine barracks.
The Club of Colonial Danes is giving
an auction bridge for the benefit of its
war work at the residence of Mrs.
Henry F. Dimock, in Scott circle, this
afternoon, at o'clock.
Mrs Charles Bromwel1 entertained
Il theater party which occupied several
boxes at the Belasco last evening in
compliment to her young daughter.
guests. Miss Burkes Uhl, Miss jamie
4 Sanford and Miss Caroline Mitchell, all
OF New York: Miss Gertrude Olmstead
Of Harrisburg, Pa: Miss Colgate of
II CTduSSs ~ ~, MISS DOTOtHy I1IDUdEu VI
Plainfield. N. J.. and Miss Eleanor Nc
4 Cullough of Buffalo. Afterward Mrs.
i Bromwel1 had an informal supper at
her home in Q street.
II Mrs. John A. Baker gave tea yester-
day afternoon at Grasslands for Miss
Bromwell and her guests. The latter
II will return to Foxcroft today, where
they will be Joined on Monday by Miss
will accompany Mrs. Arthur Lee. who
is taking party of young people to
the V. NJ I. for the week end.
Mrs. Edward F. Carry and Miss Mar
garet Carry, who have been spending
/ ten days at New York, returned to
1 Washington this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eaches Fen
dali will go to Quantico today to re-
main until Monday. They will be pres
ent at the minstrel show given by the
men in camp tonight, and will attend
other week end entertainments at the
camp. in which they are deeply inter-
ested.
\ Capt. Robert R. Glen. honorary at
tache of the British embassy, has ar
| rived at White Sulphur Springs to take
the cure.
Lieut.. Gen. vladimir H. Roop chief of
the Russian military mission to the
i United States, who has had an apart
ment during the winter at Stoneleigh
i Court, will shortly leave this country
1 after nearly a years stay at Wash
ington. He will be accompanied by
hisA two aids, Capt Cornilly W. Shut
and Lieut.. Dmitry A. Martynof.
Mrs. S. Hubert Dent has invitations
out for tea in honor of her sister,
Mrs. ]. s. Castleman of Louisville, KY,
tomorrow afternoon from $50 to T.
Il Mrs Smell, wife of Representative
Bertrand H. Smell Of New York enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday, when her
guests included Mrs. William M Calder
Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn, Mrs Allen T.
Treadway. Mrs. Thomas S. Crago. Mrs.