Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-08


can take no such liberties. 1t must
society women who have been pre-
sented at foreign courts, ana many
who have not, will feel like meetlhs
the demand made upon the State De :.
partment for suitable housing III ~
distinRuished visitors, and though =,
NAV cause them a pang 10 leaVe III
summer covers from the furnlture an nS
tate down boarded windows anu
doors. it is a duty that must pc SIM
inrly met DR.. Pessoa, presiu.
elect of Brazil. who Will pc a the
the first dignitary to arrive nth
nation.s guest, has been received WIN
grsat formality at Buckingham raj
go and a most creditable program
tor his entertainment in Washihs con
IA being arranged by the state
pGsrSen marty season will help out
the situation for the entertainment OF
midsummer visitors. and not .hn
Could have been. more suitapIe =
the reception in the Fan a
building on Friday evening an Who are
here from Latin American countT,es
to attend their annual congress.
a certainty. the same beauti1ul ou
ing with its wonderful Aztec e1Ius
n,acse for entertaining DIR. Pesoa.
Outdoor weddings are again replac-
ins those of indoors, wherever pos
able. and nothing could nave oeSn
more artistic and charming tnan .ns
Wedding Of Miss p. h,ias soissr at
Sunnyhiil Farm, the Virginia estate
of the brides mother. Mrs W W.
FINLEY, near Warrenton Eauauy
charming was the ootdoor. We1eihe
Of Miss AaryWe.yer and MI J,I IaeG,
s sole. 81 ~ brides parsntsl pear
Chain bridge. while church weddmGs
free from : the pre-War-time LAVISH
decoration were no less AtfrAeEfve 10
thsE 3 settinss Of 1 eSs ,,e so1efs
&nieh alln0st entirely replace hot,
Wsddtnss win fil most of the so;
efsty columns all during June, ana
among those Of widest intsres. VIII ~
Col. John Marvin Wright. U. 8. A.. on
wednesday: that Of. Miss Elizabeth
Parker Crenshaw and Mr., Joseph ":
Morgan. on. Monday. june 16. and
the wedding Of Mis-. Ruth Lincoln
Mn Isaac ", LittelL to Lieut. Com
mandsr william Cook OWENS. q. 9:
N, on Wednesday. June 70. Yester-
days schedule of weddings, was nlied
to overaowinG. most of the events
such anairs and being carried out
with As little ostentation az possible.
Tea parties, too. are events OF the
June afternoons and one of the most
delightful Of the immediate future 10
home Of DR.. and Mrs. Loren 3. T.
johnson. when tho Archaeological So
cisty will be entertained.
wife and daughters Of the Secretary
of the Treasury. will so to their homo
at Lynchburg, Va. late this month to
spend the rest Of the season.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Pal
Chester, Pa, as the guest Of Gov. and
Mrs. sprouL 49,,
The minister of Norway and Nine.
Monterey. Pa. where they have again
taken q cottage for the summer. Tue
minister win return to Washington
thie week, leaving Nine. Bryn and
their family In the mountains.
Tho Chief Justice and Mrs Edward
Douglaa White will leave Washington
shortly after the close Of the Supreme
Court. going to New London. Conn.
for the summer months.
Senior Don Candida Aeuilar, the
on-fn-iaV OF Cen. Carranza. President
Of Mexico. arrived in Washington last
evsnine, and. with the large party
which accompanied him, IL staying at
the, Hotel Washington.
Diekson-Fahnestock Nuptials.
The Church of the Covenant was
thronsed yesterday afternoon at Z
Bessie Marie Fahnestock. daughter
Of Mr.. Louis Fahnestock, and Mr.,
Frederick 9. Dickson. "a. Of New
York. many guests coming from New
York and Philadelphia to be present.
The church was completely embow-
vines. while quantities Of white
peonies. roses and other early sum-
mer flowers we're massed about tho
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood. and a well
arranged musical program was given
on the organ during the seating of
the guests. Tho bride. who was es-
corted and later given in marriage
by her father. wore a gown Of old
Ivory tinted satin. made somewhat on
the empire lines. tho ciose-ntting.
htGh-waisted bodice made with a v
decoliete. outlined with a tiny tracsry
OF seed pearls, and Q pointed vest Of
exquisite rose point lace. The long
nnousqustairs sleeves of tune were
eo8So WIN p6oftA T0o 0HlrI was
deliberately drapsd and had panniers
At either side held with sprays of
orange blossoms. Her long court train,
falling Ia . box plsat from the shout.
darn. was Of soft crepe bFocaded In Q
AseiGn OF roses and was lined with
shtrrsd chiffon. Che wore . tuile Yeti
becominEiy arranged with . coronet
Of rose point lace sprayed with orange
blossoms. and her bouquet was an old
fashioned 'nosogay Of bride roses and
lilies Of the valley in a lace holder
with q shower of ribbon
Mira. Paul II. Primm, q bride Of last
month. formerly Miss Dorothy He'll
man. was thu matron of honor, Her
gown was q charming model of white
Gsorgette crepe combined with rose
point laces simply fashioned with the
new round decollete and bell sleeves
slashad At the elbow. tho ends falling
away from the arm, The skirt was
dEaped and the girdle formed Of soft
folds She wore q large garden hat
OF rose pink gsorgetts crepe. the under
brfm Of iarkspur blue, the crown en-
e4rcled with pink ostrich piumes en-