Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-12
SOCIETY
The Chief Executive and First Lady of the
Land Have Guests With Them
at White House.

! hanson Of Boston, Capt. John M. Babe.
| of Washington, d. c.; Lieut.. F. 7
| QTossley of Providence, r. l.; Lieut.
Edward v. Sourbier Of Harrisburg, Pa.
Capt. H. M. Rupp Of Philadelphia
Lieut.. w. A. Cunningham OF Marble
head, Mass; Capt. L. H. Cox OF HOLLIS
ton. Mass; Lieut.. E. Grant Hayward
of Providence, r. l.; Lieut.. Frank r
Hollingshead of Baltimore and Capt
Hector S. McAllister of Washington.
Lieut. Comdr. Lucius @. Dunn
United States Navy, member OF thu
years class at the Naval War Collegt
at Newport, has reported Tor DUTY at tllt
Navy Department in the Office OF nava
intelligence. Mrs. Dunn is now passing
a few weeks in her old home In Eng
land and later will come to Washington
Mrs. Bessie Bruggeman will entertain
at dinner this evening at the willard
Hotel.
Many Weddings Today
OF Much Interest Here.
A large and notable company will at
tend the wedding. today OF Miss Hester
Ann lie Fevre, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Howell LIE F'evre. and Mr..
Gordon Lindsey Luke of Devon Hall,
Irvington on Hudson, New York, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Keith Luke OF
Irvington-on-HudSo The ceremony
will be performed at 4 o'clock, In 81.
Margaret'S Episcopal Church, the Rev.
DR.. Herbert Scott Smith off1ciatinG.
The church has an effective arrange
ment of rambler roses and peonies, and
as the guests are assembling there Will
be program Of organ and violin selec-
tons.
The bride will be escorted by her
father, who will give her in marriage.
She will wear her mothers wedding
gown, fashioned of rich ivory satin and
trimmed with family rose point lace.
The short fitted bodice is made with a
yoke of the lace, and the long skirt
forms train, yelled by panel OF lace
which falls from the waiStline. Her
veil is of old Limerick lace, held by q
cap of pearls. and she Is to carry a
family ivory prayer book, from which
falls a streamer shower Of lilies OF the
valley.
Mrs Sidney Stillman Blake Of Chest
nut Hill, Pa, will be matron Of honor
and the maids of honor will be Miss
Florence Wetherill and Miss Exilona
Hamilton. Miss Sally Mitchell LIE
Fevre, young sister of the bride, will
be special attendant and the other at
tendantS include Mrs. Gustavo Busta-
mantle of Havana, Cuba; Mrs. Allan
Rushton of Birmingham, Ala, and Miss
Adelaide Henry.
The attendants win present striking
effect in their dainty frocks of green
tulle fashioned on long lines, with capeS
at the back falling from the shoulders
to the waist lines. Their hats are OF
natural Neapolitan straw, turned of the
face at the front, long in the back and
trimmed with ribbon to match their
gowns. Their bouquets are to be Of yell
low daisies with delphinium. The gowns
are of two shades of green, the matron
and maids of honor In a lighter shade
of green and the other attendants in q
darker shade. The gown of Miss LIE
Fevre, young sister Of the bride, will be
of chartreuse.
Mr.. Adam Keith Luke, jr., Of New
York will be best man for his brother,
and the usherS selected are Mr.. Barton
K. SayleS, Mr.. j. Kermit Birchfield OF
Roanoke, Mr.. Herbert 8. Van Kirk, IT.;
Mr.. Sidney S. Blake, Mr.. Oliver M
Walker and Mr. Walter w. Hatch.
Mrs. lie Fevre, mother Of the bride
will wear a beige lace ensemble. and the
bridegroom's mother win be In purple
georgette crepe.
After the ceremony q reception will
be held In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. lie
Fevre, after which Mr.. Luke and his
bride will leave for a wedding trip, the
bride wearing a beige and chartreuse
crepe ensemble, with accessories Il