Evening star., 1926-04-05
Baron and Baroness Nathan
Entertaining Young Relative.


Entertaining Young Relative.
The Ambassador of Germany and
Baroness Nathan have been joined at
the Hotel Ambassador. In Atlantic
city, by their nephew, Count Ulrich
Luchner, Of Hamburg, who IS in this
country to study agricultural methods,
and win return with them 20 the
embassy.
Senator and Mrs. James A. Reed
will be the guests in whose honor
a company OF 10 at dinner SATURDAY
evening at the Willard Hotel.
Mrs. Swanson, wife OF Senator
Claude a. Swanson, has recalled her
invitations for luncheon Wednesday
and Cancelled her social engagements
because OF the critical illness Of her
aunt, Mrs. H. w. Anderson. mother
Of Mrs. Woods, wife OF Comdr. Edgar
L. Woods, stationed at the Naval
Hospital here.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
nnS Nrs Thomas n. Woodlock will
entertain a company OF II at dinner
this evening in their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. West, wife of Col. Parker w.
West, was hostess TO company OF II
at luncheon today In her house at the
Soldiers Home, her guests remaining
through the afternoon to play bridge
and mah-jong.
Col. and Mrs. West will give q
tea Sunday afternoon from TO I
o'clock in honor OF the deputy CHIEF
of staff and Mrs. Fox Connor.
One Of the prcttiest OF Spring wed
dings was that of Miss Helen
Gwendolyn Burns. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Gait Burns, TO Mr..
Peter Kenzie Faerber OF Newport,
r. l., which took place this morning
At 10 o'clock In the Shrine OF the
Sacred Heart, the Right Rev. P. G.
Gavin, officiating. The church was
lovely with the Easter decorations OF
lilies against a background of palms
and ferns, and on the altar were tall
cathedral candles An impressive
organ recital was given by Miss Mary
Louise Sullivan and Miss Hazel Auth.
oontralto, sang several selections OF
uuptial music.
The bride was escorted TO the altar
1y her father and wore lovely
r,ow-n Of FIancey satin, fashioned
along quaint lines with q ciose-fitttng
bodice and a bouffant skirt with hand
embroidered panniers and a train Of
are duchess lace falling from the
shoulders. Her tulle veil was held
by a coronet of real lace studded with
pearls tiny sprays OF orange bios
aoras holding 1t over each ear, and
%he blossoms also dotted the veil here
and there She carried a shower bou'
Duet of wild roses and lilies Of the
ALLEY.
The attendants made a joyous.
.,oiorful scene in their dainty frocks
IN rainbow hues. made similar to
that of the bride. with close-fitting
bodices and bouffant skirts. Miss
Lillian Roper of East Orange, n. j.,
was the maid OF honor and her gown
T3s OF flesh color faille silk, the
1kirt embroidered in robbon flowers
shading from orchid to yefh ". and
her hat was Of flesh tint hair braid
trimmed In faille silk embroidered
20 match her gown, and she carried
an arm bouquet of pink bridesmaid
roses. Miss Eldorado Ashburn of
San Francisco. Calf, cousin OF the
bride, was also maid of honor. her
Gown made OF orchid faille silk.
trimmed with flowers in pastel
shades, her hat of orchid horsehair
tgr;lid trimmed with silk flowers TO
match her gown, and she carried an
arm bouquet Of tea roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Regina
Biggs and Miss Margaret Dunn, both
wearing yellow taffeta froci,s and
hats to match with rainbow satin rib
non trimming: Miss Dorothy Faerber
0f Newport, sister Of the bridegroom.
and Miss Eva McCubbin, who were
III blue taffeta with hats to match Of
the same straw; Miss Lillian Beherens
and Miss Margaret Oyster, who were
IN orchid. with hats to correspond.