Evening star., 1918-04-02
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with let trimming; Mrs. e. r. Stitt wore
black tulle gown; MISS Uiihe ~ hsds. MasiMnu Miss
Florence Masland. black tulle and jet
over turquoise blue satin; MRS. Wnnan
Gerry Morgan, black jetted net; Miss
Ruth Morgan. an enec.ixe .i,h gg,dsscent gG~n ut
green sequins Miss Elinor Hopkins OF
Hot Springs, Va, lovely gown OF plum
colored net over silver cloth. trlmmeo
with silver leaves; Mrs d. e Stapleton'
a lovely gown of orchid metaline cloth,
and Mrs. Edward Dorm, black tulle and
satin.
Miss Virginia Sutherland. cloth of
silver and silver lace. with overdra-
peries of tulle and cerise ran,
! Miss Josephine Whitesfde OF Cnatta-
/ nooga. black tulle and jet over black
satin with black and white cstrfch
feather fan.
Miss Downing, silver-gray taffeta
/ and tul1e.
Miss Elizabeth Koones., American
beauty velvet. with feather ran OF
the same shade.
I Miss Eleanor Washington, absinthe.
green tulle mounted over cioth Oh
Miss Angelica Remey. French blue
velvet and tulle.
Miss Keim, cream-colored lace veiled
in beaded net and pale blue chinon.
Mrs. Nash in Petunia Velvet.
Mrs. Francis s. Nash. petunia-co -colored
chiffon velvet. with bodice heaVlly eh-
broidered brilliants.
Miss Carolyn Nash, porcelain olue
velvet draped over blue and silver lace
Miss Ruth Hitchcock, mauve taneta
and tulle.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Borden, the
latter wearing. pale green tune anu
tafYeta over white taffeta
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood. hand
some gown of black net heavily trim
med with sequins.
Miss Mary Morgan. turquoise blue
satin over a petticoat of white lace
Miss Grace Overman, an enective
gown of copenhaven blue chhon vel
vet with shoulder straps of brilliants
Miss Harriet Clark, bounant irock
of white tulle, with a large black os-
trich feather fan.
Mrs Clarence Edwards. handsome
gown of pale orchid shaded taneta ano
tulle.
Miss Bessie Edwards. white lace COM
bined with shell-pink tafeta.
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson. hano-
some gown of black velvet, with q
tulle and seQuin top.
Mrs. Henry D. Flood. black satin and
tulle trimmed with jet.
Mrs. John P. Jackson, black lace
with jet trimmings.
Miss Margaret Devereux. dainty
| gown rufied with net trimmed with
French blue bows.
Miss Marie Sims. a stunning gown
of black satin, with cloth OF silver rae
ing the long panel train and paie
yellow ostrich feather fan.
Miss Enid Sims. canary faille taHeIa
and tulie. trimmed with bands OF sil-
yer ribbon.
Lieut. and Mrs. Herman EoW aruu .
Fischer, Mrs. Fischer wearing gown
of silver cloth and tulle with cerlse
tulle scarf and ostrich feather fan
Miss Margheritta Tillman. gold col
ored satin combined with gold lace.
Miss Leila Gordon, marine blue tulie
over cloth of silver.
Miss Ruth Wilson. green velvet with
the bodice of cloth Of gold veiled in
green tulle.
deep blue and silver roses made over
foundation of blue and silver metaline
cloth.
Mrs. c. H. Lyman, white satin and
tulle.
others present included Gen. and Mrs
Joseph E. Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lee, Miss Virginia Brown, Gen. Charles
II. Lauchheimer, Mr.. Edgar Trench, jr.i
Mr.. Theodore 2. Noyes. Mr William
Bowie Clark, Mr.. ]. E. LeFevre, Mr.
Dupert. Mr.. Bristow and Mr.. Charles
N. Remey.
T The Invitations have been recalled
for the dinner which Senator and Mrs.
Claude A. Swanson were to have given
this evening in honor of the Vice Presi-
/! dent and Mrs. Marshall, owing to the
illness of Mrs. Swanson:
Mrs. Charles B. Howry was hostess
at small luncheon party today, en-
tertaining in honor of Mrs. Newton D.
Baker.
The first of Ia .teresting Easter
wedding will take place this afternoon
at O'clock at St Thomas Church,
daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Nevil Mon
| roe Hopkins. becomes the bride OF Capt
John Gregory Hope. Royal Flying
Corps. Little Miss Frances HOPKINS
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Hop
kins. will be the flower girl and the
other attendants include the brides
sister. Miss Frances Hopkins. as maid
Of honor. and the bridesmaids
Catherine Harlow. Miss Eleanora Nor
gan, Miss Harriet Peckham, Miss Lii
liam Birney, Miss Cecilia McCallum
Miss Louisa Hoar. Miss Mary Graham
Miss Elizabeth Seton of New York
Capt. R. r. Glenn, attache of the Brit
ish embassy. will be the best man. and
Capt. A Kingman. assistant military
attacne OF the Brltlsh embassy; j. W
B. Macauley, r. N. r.; Col. F. K. Puckle
and Mai. NJ. F. Day Of the British army
Wing Commander Briggs. r. N; Capt
A. Lucas. r. NJ, Col. c. E. Lee, R. F. c..
Col. Blonfield, r. F. c.: Lieut.. c. E. Bat.
htle, U. S. N, and Lieut.. Van Valzah
!, U. S. N. will be the ushers.
Following the ceremony there will be
reception 1t the home Of the bride.
parents at Edgenloor.
Mrs Gibson Fahnestock will enter.
tain at dinner followed by a theate,
party this evening for the wedding
party and out-of-town guests here te
Eattend the marriage tomorrow of hel
idauhter. Miss Margaret Fahnestock
Tomorrow Mrs. Fahnestock will give
a luncheon at the Shoreham for the
large house party she is entertaining
over the wedding, and following thu
|, ceremony and reception she will agar