Evening star., 1896-12-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Brides and Buds Now Share Admira.
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Festive =" Events of Yesterday and
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the handsome event last evening given by
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sands 10 introduce
their eldest daughter. Miss Marie Sands
granddaughter of Admiral Sands. The
house was prettily adorned with flowers. the
quantities OF tokens Sent the debutante
making massive. and fragrant pile near
her. The dsbutante was gowned in white
embroidered mulf over white silk Mrs
Franklin, he- aunt, also assisted in receiv-
ing the guests.
The marriage last evening at Ascension
Church of Miss Elsie Moler. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howard Moler. and
Mr. Charles Eugene. foote, son of Col.
Maurice J. Foote. L. S. A. retired. and
Mrs. Foote Of New York, was solemniZed in
the presence of many frienns. Towering
palms filled the chancel, mingled with pot
ted chrysanthemums. On the altar there
were white roses in the vases. The ushers
were Mr.. George A. c. .~Christiancy, MIR.
James Cecil Hooe. Mr.. W. S. Chesley. Mr.
Harry r. .C}atke, Mr., Robert j. +. Allen
and Mr. Joseph +. Blount. The choristers,
singing the confirmation hymn, Thine
Forever, God of Love- led the bridal party
TO the cfancel, and Bishop Satteriee ad-
ministered the sacrament of confirmation
first TO the bride and groom. Attending the
bishop were Rev. DIR. Elliott Rev. Mr.. Cook
and Rev. DIR. Buck. After their confirma
ticn, the couple advanced to the altar
where DR. Elliott, assisted by the other
Mr. William S. Lawton of New York was
best man and Miss Isabelle Lehman Dubois
the maid oil honor. Her toilet was of white
silk muslin and she carried white rosebuds.
The bride, who came in church with her
father. was gowned in while satin. The
skirt was edged with thick rucne OF
chiffon. The bodice was trimmed With
chiffon pearl passementerie. Pearl pins
and a spray of orange blossoms held her
t,.lle Veil. Her flowers were bride roses.
The choristers sang The Voice That
Breathed Ger Eden" during the service.
and recessonal anthem 20 Perfect
Love" Among the out-of-town guests
were Col. and Mrs. Foote, parents of the
groom, ard Mai. Gen Daniel f. Sicklas
ard Col. Townsend, who came with party
of guests on a special train from New
York; Judge and Mrs. Stanley Barr. Stan
ley Barr, jr, and Miss Hamlick Of Chicago:
Judge Young of st. Louis, ex-Representa-
tive w. S. Forman. Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley
Edwards of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Parlcy
Ormsby of Providence, Miss Marion Biddle
of Philadelphia. and Miss Helen Randolph
Lee of Richmond. No reception followed
the event. owing TO the illness of the bride
sister. but the bridal party and relatives
went to Mr.. Moler's home TO congratulate
the couple In the absence of Mrs. Moer,
who is with an invalid daughter in Colo
rado, Miss Calvert and Mrs. Crane did the
hcnors. Mir. and Mrs. Foote have gone 10
ST. Augustine. and will later go to Ber-
muda. Upon their return they will go 10
housekeeping at 1TS West 95th street. New
York.
At the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Gardiner G. Brown. 14i0 Massa chusatts
avenue, Miss Florence Lathrop Bro yn and
Mr.. Charles l.. Marlatt We're married last
evening by Bishop Penick of Richmond
About fifty relatives ami intimate friends
were present. White chrysanthemums
adorned the house halls and drawing,
rooms. and quantities of palms incre ,Sed
the beautiful effect. Miss Grace Boutelle
and Miss Quenly. handsomely gowned in
white MORE and chiffon. and carrying
clusters of white roses. attended The bride
The bride was richly dressed in white satin
trimmed with duchesse lace. She carried a
ouquet Of lilies of the valley and her tuile
vel was fastened with diamond ornaments
A supper was served. and later IN the
evening Mr.. and Mrs Mariatt left for an
out-of-town trip. They will reside this
W inter at 14io Massachusetts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Glover have dinner in
vitations out for December S.
Mrs Routh has cards out for Saturday.
December ;. to meet Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Fenwcs.
Mrs. John Lynch and Miss Lynch Of anas
Hillyer place have cards out for December
II; to 4.
Lady Pauncefote has invited her friends
for Fridays in December; to T.
Mrs. Admiral Queen gave a charming -
cep;ion yesterday afternoon TO introduce
her debutante niece, Miss Christine. Queen
owen. Mrs. Queen Wore a handsome black
SILK, and Miss Owen was beautifully
Sowned in heavy white silk profusely
trimmed with chiffon. Miss owen carried
a magnificent bouquet of La France roses
and orchids, and the pariors were filled
with many beautiful flowers sent to the
debuIante by her friends
Fashionable society was we'll r.preseni.d
and all seemed to enjoy the happiness of the
occasion. making the tea in every way
social success Those in the receiving
party were Madame Rakmeteff, Miss Eivien
Sartoris, Miss Blanche Emory, Miss Lind
say Poor, Miss Nelka de Smrnof Miss
Berthe Howard. Miss Langhorne Miss Julia
Scott and Miss May Nicholson. Mrs
schroeder and Mrs. Janin presided at the
tea table, which was beautifully decora fed
with La France roses and maiden-hair
ferns. The royal Dresden candelabra had
pink shades as that was the predominating
color Among these present were Mrs
Corneiia Crosby Rabors the debutante's
grandmother; Mrs. John X. Mclean. Mrs
Busher. Mrs. John Davis. Mrs Watmouyh
Mrs. Sartoris. Mr. and Mrs. Hubley Ash
.on, Miss Ashton. Mrs. Glover, Miss Glover.
Mrs de Smirnotf. Miss Hagner, Com
Nicholson, L. $. N: Mrs Langhorne. Mrs
E'eale, Mrs. Lay, Lieutenant Griffin Col
Winthrop. Mrs Emory. Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Miss Howard, Chief Justice and Mrs
Fuller. Miss Fuller, Mrs Condit-Smith Dr
and Mrs. Mackay-Smith. Mr.. Vim. A. Ra-
borg. uncle of the debatante; DIR. and Mrs
Mckim. Judge and Mrs. Peckham, Mr.. and
Mrs. PelicW, Miss PheniX, Admiral and
Mrs Ramsay, Mr.. E,die, Mrs and Miss
Batcheller. Mr. Emmons. Mrs Edward Me-
Cauley. Capt and Mrs. John Rodgers. Miss
Keats Rodgers the Misses Sheridan Mrs
Cana, Miss Cana. Mrs. Chatard Miss Gale
Mrs Hornsby. Capt. and Mrs. Evans Miss
kathleen Beale Owen. sister of the debu-
tante, who was home for her THANKSGIVING
holidays, remained over for her sisters
tea. She is an extremely handsome bru-
nette, and was prettily goWned in pink or
candle over taffeta. She returned to school
near Baltimore this morning.
Mrs. Height Miller last evening enter
progressive euchre party. The head prizes
were won by NJ. d. Nelson and Miss Ada
Bowdle. The second prizes by Mr. Niles
Crenshaw and Mrs. Cornelius Belt.
The cotllion and the bachelors germans
haye reorganized for the season. United
States Treasurer Morgan is president OF
the former, Mr.. Colin Studds first vice
president; Mr.. J. c. Sprigg. jr second .-ice
president, and Mr.. r. NJ. Carlisle secre-
tary and treasurer. Three dances will be
given. for which the dates will be soon
announced.
The Bachelors will give three cotll;ons
at the K!es' Hall, Wednesdays. January
Is and %, and February =. Mr.. Jesse
Brown, president; Mr.. p. Lee Phillips. vice
president; Mr. Robert S. Chiffon, ir., Mr.
Charles {. Glover. Mr.. George Howard,
treasurer; Lieut.. Thomas S. Rod gers ard
Mr. Charles l.. McCawley, secretary.
Gov. and Mrs. Carr of North Carolina