Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Coming Marriage of Miss Noble and
Mr.. Harlan.
There VIII BE Six Maids and Two
Flower Bearers-Other Naptial
Events Personals.

At the marriage of Miss Maud Noble,
daughter Of Mrs. Belden Noble, to James
S. Harlan OF Chicago. Tuesday. November
q. in St. Johns Church. Rev. DIR. Mackay-
Smith will perform the ceremony. and there
will be q reception and breakfast at the
home Of the bride. Massachusetts avenue
and 18th street. which. after December !,
will be the home of the Spanish legation.
The bride will have two maids of honor.
her little niece. Miss Yulee Noble. and Miss
Elizabeth Harlan. daughter Of John May
Eard Harlan. The bridesmaids will be
Miss Mary Edgar of this city: Miss Con-
stance Satterlee. daughter Of Bishop Sat
terlee: Miss Rowell OF ST. Louis. Miss Ernst
daughter Of the commandment at West
Point: Miss Harlan. sister of the bride
groom. and Miss James. daughter OF Judge
James. The bridegroom is a son of Justice
Harlan of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, and q brother OF John Maynard
Harlan. an ex-candidate for mayor of Chi
cago. and Richard Harlan. He is q gradu-
ate OF Princeton and a lawyer.
The marriage Of Miss Frances Caroline
Wheatley and Lieut.. Thomas S. Borden,
United States Marine Corps. will take place
at Christ Church. Georgetown. Wednesday
evening next, and will be accompanied by
a full choral service. The brides two Sis
tiers. Misses Mary and Laura Wheatley,
debutantes of the season, will attend her
as maids Of honor. and the bridesmaids will
be Miss Lille BlackfCrd and Miss Julia Will
son. Mr.. Edward B. Marshall will be best
man, and the Cshers will be Capt. Paul St.
Clair Murphy, u. S. NJ. c.; Ensign Leon s.
Thompson. U. S. N; Assistant Engineer
Walter Ball, U. s. N; Assistant Engineer
John P. Ryan, U. s. N: Lieut.. Philip NJ.
Bannon, U. S. NJ. C., and Ensign c. f. Gil
pin, L. s. N.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs Foster entertained
at an elegant dinner Saturday night in hon.
or of Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier and Sir
Louis and Lady Davies. The guests pres
ent to meet them were the Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Sherman, the Attorney Gen.
eral and Mrs. McKerna, the Postmaster
General and Mrs Gary. the general of the
army and Mrs. Miles and Mr.. Justice Har-
Ian.
Miss Laura Vivian West and Mr.. Alvin
G. Belt will be married at Trinity p. E.
Church Wednesday evening next. Miss
Nellie de Vaughn will attend the bride as
maid Of honor and Miss Blackstone and
Miss Loker will be bridesmaids Master
John West and Miss Beulah Boss will be
flower bearers. Mr.. 10y Kellogg will be
best man. and Messrs. LIE Roy Cough. Per-
ry West, James H. Hendley and Frank
Lamasure will be ushers.
Miss Annie Barbour. daughter of Mrs.
James L. Barbour, sailed Saturday for
Europe, accompanying her brother, Mr.
Sherley Barbour. They will spend the win
ter travelling in the south of France for the
benefit of the latter's health.
In st. Bartholomew Church, New York
city. Wednesday afternoon Miss Henrietta
Bradford Hitchcock the only child of the
| late Commander D. Hitchcock Of the Unit
ed States navy, and granddaughter of The
late Rev. DR.. Roswell d. Hitchcock. presi-
dent of the Union Theological Seminary
New York city, will be married to Freder-
lex c. Hartman. Miss Hitchcock. who
will be given away by her uncle, will be UNI
attended by bridesmaids. Her maid Of
honor will be Miss Julie Biddle of Philadel-
phia- MIR. Hartman will have as his best
man George Dyer. The ushers will be Will
liam Hartman. Charles Simmons David
Banks. tr., William Armstrong Greer and
son of Gen. Grant. After the ceremony
which will be performed by the rector, the
Rev. DIR. David H. Greer. there will be a
| reception at the Murray Hill Hotel.
Mrs. Louise McNantz has issued invita-
TONS for the marriage ceremony of her
daughter, Sarah Binetta, to Mr.. Thomas
Howard Brooks. Thursday noon, November
18th, st. Joseph's Church.
Miss Deering has returned to the city
from visit in Philadelphia with Mrs. Lip
pincott. She went on to attend the Hoyt-
White wedding. at which she was one OF
the bridesmaids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Robbins. the lat
ter formerly Miss Helen Carroll and a
cousin of Miss O'Donnell, have taken a
house in New York for the winter.
At the Hoyt-white wedding last week in
Philadelphia the bridesmaids were dress
ed, two in pink, two in green and two in
yellow. in gowns Of taffeta, with ruff1es OF
mousseline de SOLE The bodices were COW
cred with the mousseline held in place by
girdles Of satin. They wore pictures hats
Of rough straw, trimmed with wreaths of
roses and black and white ostrich tips.
They all carried shower bouquets Of lilies
Of the valley. Among the young ladies
were Miss Genevra Norris, Miss Julia
Scott, Miss Bessie Baker and Miss Kate
Deering Of Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Thomas G. Addison and her daugh-
ter are guests Of Mrs. Benjamin J. Oar
nellie. 3O41 N street.
Columbia Chapter, D. A. R.. held a de-
lightful meeting Tuesday evening last in
the parlors Of the Ebbitt House. The even
ing was devoted to travel. each member
giving an account of her summer trip. The
regent, Miss Mary c. D. Chenoweth. had
an interesting account Of her trip abroad,
Scotland and Paris. Mrs Sara Croissant
read paper on her trip to Alaska telling
a great many interesting facts about the
country and it's natives. Another equally
by Mrs. Mary L. Davis, describing the
beauties of the Yosemite and her stay in
Mexico. Mrs. Clinton Smith related many
interesting anecdotes about her stay in
Juan ana ner V1Slt among bne nOrmOnS.
Mrs. McGoodwin spent some time at
Niagara and Saratoga, and gave an inter-
esting talk on both. At the close of the
meeting Columbia Chapter visited as a
body the Dolly Madison Chapter. who were
holding a business meeting at the same
house. and a pleasant social gathering fol-
lowed.
Miss Clemens OF Kendall Green pleasant
ly entertained the "Emanon'' Progressive
Euchre at her home last Tuesday night.
The house WAS Drettfly decorated with
yellow and white chrysanthemums. The
tally cards were hand-painted and unique
in design. After twelve interesting ga mes
delightful refreshments were served. The
prizes were handsome and were awarded
to Miss Byrdie Mitchell and Mrs. J. New
man Sudduth. and the score prize was
given to Mr.. Will Brosius. Among those
present were Misses Smith. Grasse, Nit
chell. the Misses Mutually and Miss Glenn
ons. Messrs. Summers. Townsley. Suiduth.
Brostus, Mutually and Mr.. B. Lee Anderson.