Evening star., 1900-11-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
TWO LARGE CHURCH WEDDINGS AT
NOON TODAY.
A Debutnnte Luncheon at Senator
casions-Personal Notes.

rain, being rather trying to those who were
making up their minds how to dress For
tunately for the bridal parties their cos
tunes were settled upon for rain or shine.
One of the prettiest noon events of the
autumn took place at st. James Church,
Capitol Hill, when Rev. II. B. Lee of Char
lottesville. Va, uncle OF the groom, assisted
by Rev. DR.. James B. Clark, rector of st.
James, and Rev. George B. Stone Of Mt.
Calvary, Baltimore, performed the mar
rfage ceremony for Miss Isabel Hill Nc
Gala, daughter of Mrs. John Moore Nc
Gala and the late DIR. McCalla, and Mr..
Edmund Lee Godsborough of Frederick,
Md The ushers who seated the large gath
ering of friends were Mr.. Harry Goldsbor-
ough of Danville, Va; Mr.. Richard Potts
of Frederick. Mr.. Robb White of Savan-
nah and Mr.. Howe Totten and DR.. Page
Lee of Washington. Mr.. Lawrence Rust
Lee was best man. The bride was escorted
attended by two maids of honor-Miss
Louise McCalla and Miss Katherine Colds
borough-with Miss Louise Blackburn of
Philadelphia, Miss Alexandra Dushane Of
Baltimore, Miss Henrietta Lee Goldsbor-
ough Of Frederick and Miss Helen Munroe
of this city as bridesmaids. The two first
named were gowned in white organdie with
lace insertions and carried pink chrysanthe-
NUNS. The last four were also dressed In
white organdie made over pink, carried
pink chrysanthemums, and. like the maids
of honor, wore short tule wells looped
back from the face. All wore souvenir
stick pins of blue mosaic and gold.
The bride was beautifully dressed in
white ponet de sole, trimmed profusely with
the lace that adorned her mothers wedding
gown The orange blossoms and the pearl
ornaments were also worn on the same oc-
casion by her mother. A white-bound pray
er book was carried instead Of flowers. A
breakfast. at which the out-of-town reia,
tives and intimate friends Joined the bridal
party, followed a the home Of Mrs. Mccall
la, $50 18th street. The tastefully fur
nished rooms were gay with pink and
white flowers. Later in the day Mr.. and
Mrs. Goldsborough left for a wedding tour.
They will reside here this winter
The other large wedding at noon today
was that of Miss Edith Roberts and DR..
Epiphany. Rev. DR.. McKim performed the
ceremony, assisted by DR.. T. S. Childs. DR..
Arthur A Snyder. DR.. J. Fred Adams OF
Rehobeth, Md; DR.. Charles Grey McGill
and DR.. Thomas johnson of Frederick were
ushers, and DR.. Charles Claggett Marbury
was best man. The latter was room and
classmate Of the groom at college, and both
were assistant surgeons in the Cuban war,
and were together at Santiago. DIR. Sny-
der was also in the field hospital In Cuba
with the groom, and additional interest ac-
companied the wedding music as another
college friend, Mr.. Bion Firestone of Fred
erick presided at the organ. The ushers
and Miss Bessie Roberts, the brides sister.
who was her only attendant, preceded her
to the altar, Mr.. w. Archer Roberts escort
ing his sister and giving her In marriage.
The bride was very stylishly gowned In
pastel shade of buff cloth made with bo-
lero, showing a soft vest of chiffon. Her
hat was of brown velvet. with touches OF
white. The costume of the maid Of honor
was Of blue cloth, with velvet hat OF the
same coloring. DR.. and Mrs Ramsburgh
left this afternoon for a bridal journey, and
the latter will keep the Tuesdays In Janu-
ary as her reception day, the future resi-
dence of the couple being 1921 Vermont
avenue.
Mrs. and the Misses Foraker entertained
at the first of the debutante luncheons to-
Cay. The gathering was in honor of Miss
Katherine Mott Ward, the debutante
daughter of the adjutant general Of the
army, and Mrs. Thomas Ward. In the
company present to meet her were Miss
Sargent Miss Loring, Miss Duque, Miss
Louise Leiber, Miss Carol Simpson, Miss
Curtis, Miss Austin, Miss McCauley, Miss
Van Reypen, Miss Bradford, Miss Fuller,
Miss Hildergarde Mckenna. Miss Wallace.
Miss Margaret Hitchcock. Miss Helen
Ffoulke, Miss Satterlee, Miss Greedy, Miss
Rochester and Miss Burd Thaw of Pitts
burg. Pink and white chrysanthemums
decked the table.
President and Mrs Mckinley expect to
be present Saturday at the marriage Of
Miss Lillian Gary and Mr.. Robert Taylor
of New York. Accompanying them to Bal
timore will be the Secretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Gage, the Postmaster Gen
eral and Mrs Charles Emory Smith. the
Secretary Of Agriculture and Miss Wilson
and Secretary Cortelyou After the we'd
ding breakfast the President and his Sec
retary will leave to attend the Union
Mckinley and the other members Of the
party will return to Washington by special
car later in the afternoon.
Miss Frances Newlands will be a debu-
tante this season. Miss Janet Newlands Is
spending the year abroad.
Of q
tting Mrs. William Blum at 5O3 G street
southeast, where she will be glad to see
her friends Mrs. Levy was formerly Miss
Hannah Blum Of this city.
Mrs Stanley Matthews and Miss Addison
Mitchell have returned from six months
European tour.
At the marriage yesterday in New York
of Miss Mary c. Randol and Mr.. Charles
Carroll of Baltimore. Rev. Thomas S. Lee
of this city officiated. Miss Elizabeth Ran
dol was maid Of honor, and the bridesmaids
were Miss Eleanor Sewers and Miss Marian
Perkins of this city, Miss Margaret Van
Vorhees of Rochester and Miss Molly Lee
of Baltimore. Mr.. Albert H. Carroll was
best man, and the ushers were Messrs. Max
Pope Spaulding Jenkins and Joseph w.
Walker Of Baltimore, William Randol and
Albert Morrell Of New York and Thomas
S. Lee, third. of Baltimore. Immediately af-
ter the reception the newly welded couple
left for a wedding trip to California They
expect to return just before Christmas to
Baltimore.
Mr.. Irving B. Dudley. American minister
to Peru, S. A., is in the city for a few DAYS,
and is the guest of his kinsman, Gen. w
w. Dudley and his wife, at 2431 Columbia
avenue, Washington Heights.
Mrs. VIM. cambridge Hale has returned
from her country place, Grassdale, Va.
ana will spend the winter with her daueh-
ter. Mrs D. w. Taylor at the navy yard.
Miss Elsie Belt Is visiting her friend, Miss
Florence Martin, in Philadelphia for whom
she is to be bridesmaid at her wedding, De-
cember 5. Miss Belt also attended the we'd
ding on the 14th instant, at Wilmington
Del. Of her school friend, Miss Daisy SUIT
ton.
Mrs. Ada Carroll Bowdle and daughter
have removed to 1915 Rhode Island avenue
Mrs. Van Reypen has cards out for q
tea, 5 to Z. Monday, December 3, to intro
duce Miss Van Reypen.
Mrs. Frank Hume and family have re-
turned from their Virginia place and are
now at their home. on Massachusetts, ave-
nue..
Mrs. Heintzelman is at the Richmond this
winter.
At the marriage Of Miss Ellen Jayne Dur
ham and Mr.. Robert Lewis Ames of New
York, at the Calvary Baptist Church, this
evening, the bridesmaids will be Miss Bes-