Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD
The Marriage Today Of Miss Cox
and DR.. Glazebrook.
BALL At THE GERMAN EMBASSY
Society Welcomes Another Hand
some Debutante.
DINNERS, LUNCHEoNs, TEAS

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noon today by the assemblage gathered for
the marriage of Miss Jane Threlkeld Cox
and DR.. Larkin White Glazebrook. The
bride is a daughter Of Mrs. Cox, wild
ow of Mr. Thomas Campbell Cox, who
was in the latter years of his life secretary
of the British and American mixed COM
mission, and the groom is son OF Rev.
DR., Otis A, Glazebrook Of Elizabeth, N. j.;
a greatgrandson of Commodore Truxton
and Dr. Thomas Henderson. DIR. Glaze
brook has only been in this city for a few
years, but is already widely known ana
highly esteemed. The chancel OF st. faul
was deliberately decorated with palms ana
brilliantly illuminated by the many tapers
burning on the altar and in the large SIDE
candelabras. Tall overarching palms met
at the chancel gate and under this the
couple stood during the betrothai service.
On the altar the vases were filled Win PINK
carnations. The ushers, who were kept
| busy up to the arrival of the bridal party
| in seating the guests, were DR.. woodward
Mr.. Eveieth Whiting, Mr.. Montgomery
| Blair, Mr.. J. E. Jones, Mr.. Hatley norton
and DIR. Jump of Philadelphia. Wnen the
wedding march was heard. just at noon
| the ushers met the bride and her attenu-
| ants at the door and led the way to the
chancel. The six bridesmaids were MISS
! Julia Wilson, Miss Eva Jones, MISS ha al.as
| Chifelle, Miss Virginia Glazebro0k, MISS MISS
! Sallie Cox and Miss Frances Cox, the latter
| two sisters of the bride. Following them
| walked the maid of honor. Miss Margaret
Cox and the bride, escorted by her Drotner'
| Mr.. William Robinson Cox OF new aoi a. n
| The betrothal service, which took place at
| the chancel gate, was performed py .ne
| rector of ST. Pauls, Rev. Alfred Hardlng'
| and the groom's father, DR.. Gus GlaZe.
brook, OBLIGATED during the remainder u
| the service.
The brides gown was of white corded
| elk, the skirt very full and entirely piain
the high-necked waist having large puneu
| sleeves and trimmed with chiffon, her tune
veil held in place by her grandmother
pearls Her bouquet was of brides roses
| and lilies OF the valley. The maid OF honor
| Miss Cox, wore pale blue crepon, win d
waist of chiffon, cerise velvet collar and
| girdle and a large hat of black velvet
| trimmed with black tips Her bouquet was
| OF pink carnations. The bridesmaids wore
skirts Of white crepon, bodlces OF Wnlte
| chiffon, cerise velvet collars and girdles,
and large black velvet hats trimmed with
| black tips and bandeaux of cerise velvet
They also carried bouquets or PINK car
nations. Mrs. Thomas Cox wore to the
| church a gown Of black crepon, with bon
| net of black Jetted and illusion trimmed
| with vioiets, and Miss Elizabeth Cox, her
younger daughter. wore tan cloth and
| brown velvet, with dark red velvet hat.
| The grooms mother wore gray silk. with
| the bodice striped with bands Of jet. and
| a bonnet of black net with jet ornaments.
| The reception which followed the ceremony
at the residence of Mrs. Thomas Cox was
intended only for the relatives Of the bride
| and groom, the bride especially having a
| large connection among the Oldest resident
| families OF the District. and many Of hers
| as well as the groom's relatives, being
present from other places. Besides his
parents. there were present his grand
| mother. Mrs. Larkin Glazebrook of Rich
| Waverly Giazebrook. and his brothers, Mr..
| Haslett Glazebrook, Mr.. Frank Glazebrook
and Mr.. Allen GlaZebrook of Elizabeth, N.
j. Mr.. Edwin Robinson and Mr. Horace
McEldrey of Baltimore, uncles Of the bride,
| were present, and other out-of-town rela-
| tives were Miss Natalie Smith of Balti-
| more, DIR. and Mrs. Green and Mr.. and Mrs
! Day of Elizabeth, N. ].
Others present were Judge Cox, Mr. and
| Mrs. Alex. Legare, Mrs. and Miss Phoenix
the Misses Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Corcoran Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shep-
| ard. Mr.. Richard Smith, Mrs. Brownell,
Representative and Mrs. Washington. Miss
Riggs, Miss Jessie Howard. Mr.. and Mrs
| Mrs. Leonard Chew, DR.. and Mrs Colds
borough, Mrs. Bennett DR.. and Mrs Bill
ings, Miss Billings. Mrs. Frank Shepard,
sells, DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer DIR. and Mrs.
| Richie Stone Mrs. Chatard, Mr.. and Mrs
| Leigh Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Rob-
inson, Mrs. and Miss Addison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartwell Craigin, Mrs. J. Thomson Swami,
| Mrs. and Miss Draper, Mrs. and Miss
Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. Hemphill, Miss SHEER
rill and Mr.: Frank Robinson. After their
| wedding trip, upon which DR.. and Mrs.
| Glazebrook started late this afternoon, they
will reside at 1903 New York avenue. The
| brides going-away gown was of black cloth
| with emerald green velvet trimming the
corsage Her hat was small toque of
| dark green velvet with black tips. She re-
| ceived quantities of elegant presents in
solid silver, cut glass and crystal and fine
| lace
The coming-out of another handsome
| daughter of Senator and Mrs. German,
| Miss Mary Edna German, was the occasion
yesterday of one of the largest gatherings
of society in the new year. Mrs. German
| received in rich toilet Of black brocaded
| satin and jet and the gown of the debu-
| tante was of white satin and chiffon, with
a becoming touch of rose pink velvet. She
| chose a shower bouquet of purple violets
flowers sent her were piled on the mantels.
| The charming group of sisters, Miss Cor
man, Miss Daisy. Miss Hattie and Miss
| Bessie, had the pleasant assistance in well
Miss Rasin of Baltimore. Miss Mann of
| Philadelphia, Miss Cassells, the Misses
| Wheatley. the Misses Norris. Miss Carter.
| Miss Burrows, with Mrs. Owens and Mrs.
| hallway and each room was decorated with
| plants. The refreshment table, glittering
| with the family silver and three plats of
pink orchids down the center, was greatly
| GOIulTeU
| A few Of the many present were Secre-
tary Herbert, Mrs Lamont, Mrs. Carlisle
| and her guests, Miss Helm and Miss
| Queen, Justice and Mrs. Brewer and daugh-
| tiers, Senator and Mrs. Mcpherson, Sena-
| tor. Mrs. and Miss Call, Senator and Mrs.
| Frye. Mrs. and Miss Jones, Minister Ro-
| nero, the Chinese minister and Mrs. Yang,
| Minister Zeballos, Senator and Mrs. Glib
! son, Col. Berret, Mrs. James +. Barbour,
| Miss May Barbour. DR.. and Mrs. James
Dudley Morgan, Mrs. HILL Mrs. Mosher Of
New York, Mrs and Miss Burdette Mrs.
| Mckay, Mrs and the Misses Brice, Mrs.
L. B. Webb, Mrs. Seaton Perry, Mrs. Ross
| Perry, Mr.. F. A. Richardson. Admiral and
| Mrs. Worden, Col. and Mrs. Winthrop,
| Miss Kaufman, the Misses Moore of San
| Francisco, Mrs Claude Johnson, Miss Mar
garet Johnson, Mrs. Moorehead. Judge and
| Mrs. Strong, Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Hay Sem
| ator and Mrs. Hawley Mr.. r. NJ. Larner,
the Misses Larner. Mr.. and Mrs. Beall
| Howard, Lieut.. and Mrs. Reamey. Mrs. N.
| c. Blanchard, Attorney General Cunning
| ham of Louisiana, Mr.. and Mrs Gorham
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Clark. Miss Swan, Mr..
James Morrill,, Mr.. Kurino, Mr.. and Mrs
| Whttemore, Mr.. and Mrs Wheat!ey, Miss
| Ida Thompson, Mrs. Ross Thompson, Mr.
| and Mrs. Harry Martin. Senator and Mrs
| Sherman Senator and Mrs. Butler SEN
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