Evening star., 1924-02-11

and white roses and palms were used
throuEhout the rooms and In the large
ballroom. whore the dinner was
served at small tables. each having
The bride. who was given In mar
riage by her father. entered the rooms
as string orchestra played the
LohenKrtn" wedding march. She wore
a Eown sn o. broeaded silver cloth made
being held by pearl ornaments. The
court train was Of silver brocade, and
her tulle veil was held In place by
a cap Of lace in Dutch effect outlined
in ropes of pearls. She carried a
lilies Of ths valley.
Miss Evelyn Deardorf, cousin of the
bride, WAS maid OF honor and wore
gown of sea green embroidered chif-
fon and carried Killarney roses. Miss
Hilda King, in coral beaded chiffon,
and Miss Jeanette Bear. in yellow
beaded chiffon, were bridesmaids and
carried mink roses.
,,st Mr. SO, nit Of this city
ushe-s were Mr., Alan kaufman,
brother Of the bride. and Mr.. Albert
Small. Mrs. Kaufman, mother OF the
bride, wore becoming gown of
orchid brocaded chiffon with bands OF
brilliants and a jewel hand in her hair
and carried corsage bouquet Of
Orchids Miss Carline kaufman. young
sister of the bride, was in a dainty
dress of pink chiffon with band of
small pink roses in her hair and car
rieS lilies of the valley. Later in
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith
left for their wedding journey to
Florida. visiting Palm Beach. Jack
sonville and Miami. and will continue
their trip west to California.
they will take an apartment on Con-
necticut avenue extended. The bride
wore for her travelling gown an al
mond green cloth dress with coat to
match. trimmed in fox fur. and a be.
n oanson ma. srepe S5 IF she shade
Among the out-of-town- guests were
Mr., and Mrs. Chapman Aarons. Mr..
and Mrs. Elverson Rothchild Of New
York; Mr.. Ephraham Frechie, grand
Mr.. and Mrs Moe Gross. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry F'rechie. Mr.. and Mrs. z.
Frechie. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Frechie
and Mt. Lester Frechie OF Phila-
delphia.
and Mr.. Arthur Bradley Campbell
have left Paris for q months tour In
, Italy and Egypt
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, former
iy OF washington and Prince Chris
were guests of honor at tea yester-
| day Of DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope
j Satterwhite. who entertained in their
villa at Palm Beach. Mr.. and Mrs.
Of Hesse arrived yesterday morning
to visit DR.. and Mrs. Satterwhite.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tiller en-
tertained At reception yesterday
| afternoon from to o'clock IN honor
| ne
land. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Tiller
| were the Governor Of Maryland. Mr..
| Albert c. Ritchie; District Commits
sioner and Mrs: cuno II. Rudolph,
| and Mrs. Frederick l. Cox. Mrs. Delos
| A. Blodsett, Mrs. Edwin 8, Puller,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred EssarT and Mrs.
l.. j: Friestedt. who Is visiting her
| son-in, law and daughter, Senator and
| Mrs, Copeland.
| Mrs. David A, Reed, Mrs. James
| COuSens, Mrs. Eugene Hale and Mrs.
William Phillips are among those who
have taken tables for the card party
noon. February 81. at the Willard for
the benefit OF Russian refugees 9th
ers who have bought tables arc Mrs
Charles G: Glover. Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock. Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke,
Robert NJ. Thompson. Mrs. Edward
Charles N. Ffoulke. Mrs. RrscRinriaEe i'd e
| Long. Miss Edith McCamman and
others prominent In Washington 80
ciety. During the afternoon Miss
Elizabeth Gardiner will DANCE the
Moment Slav," q classical variation
| on Russian steps. The Army Band
! will play during the tea hour, after
| the game and the dancing.
| Mr.. Charles Noble Gregory had din
! ing with him last evening Mai. Gen
| Greedy, Miss Rose Greedy and Mr.. and
I Mrs. Mark Reid Yates.
| Mr. John Gardner Ladd entertained
at dinner Saturday evening at the
! Shoreham Hotel. In honor Of Mrs.
| James Irving Steele of Pennsylvania.
| Mrs. Walter W. Heiskell. after an ex-
| tended western trip. has moved from
the Hamilton to an apartment. at 102t
18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. II. Hoover are spend,
! ing the month Of February at Miami
| Fla.
Mrs, Quinby McKeon entertained a,
luncheon yesterday In honor OF Miss
Virginia LatTob of Baltimore. The
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