Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A BEAUTIFUL DEBUTANTE TEA
GIVEN FOR MISS MILLER.
Numerous Pretty Autumn Weddings
Personal Notes of General
Interest.

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| The debutante wore gown of embroidered
! silk null, built chiffon and taffeta, with
/ sash of wide white ribbon, and carried a
| large bouquet of orchids. Mrs. Ralph Jen-
kins and Mrs Robert Hinckley presided in
the tea room and were assisted by Miss
| Constance Satterlee, Miss Helen Mackay
| Smith of Philadelphia, who is visiting Miss
| Miller: Miss Van Reypen, Miss Sargent,
4 Miss Barnes, Miss Parker Miss Bloomer,
4 Miss Switzerland, Miss Seckendorf, Miss
Dodge. Miss Postlethwaite, Miss Fitch and
| Miss Perkins
A pretty wedding took place last night at
] the Vermont Avenue Christian Church, that
| Of Miss Elsie Vie Anderson and Mr.. Harry
| Wilkins Mitchell, both of this city. Rev.
| DR.. F. D. Power, the pastor, performed the
| ceremony. The edifice was filled with the
| friends of the young couple who came to
| witness the ceremony. On the pulpit plat
| form palms, tropical plants and clusters Of
| pink and white chrysanthemums were dis
played in profusion, forming beautiful
! background to the ceremony. The bride
| was escorted by her father, Major Marion
| T. Anderson, and her only attendant was
| Miss Rose Hill. The latter wore pink
| mouseline de sole over pink silk and carried
| a shower bouquet of alice Roosevelt"
| roses. The brides gown was a Chantilly
| lace a foundation of ivory satin, the
| lace embroidered in pearls. She wore
| tulle veil fastened by lilies of the valley
| and a handsome pearl ornament, and car
| ried bride roses and lilies of the valley.
! The bridegroom and his best man, Capt.
| Carlton Uber, late of the British army and
| a veteran of the South African war, joined
| the bride at the palm-banked Platform.
| The ushers, who formed a half-circle
| about the wedding party, were DR.. s. d.
Grasty, Mr.. William M. Mason, Mr.. c. G.
| Stephenson of this city and Mr.. Edgar
| Lyon Of Baltimore. There was no recep-
/ ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell left last night
! for a two weeks wedding trip in the north.
| They will be at home after December Is at
| All Florida avenue.
Mr.. Charles M. Stevenson of Wilmington,
Del, and Miss Louise c. Russell Of this
| city were married yesterday by the Rev.
| A. H. Thompson, pastor of the Wilson Me-
mortal M. E. Church. The bride, who is
| well-known IN church circles in South
Washington, wore a costume of mode silk
| poplin. The groom was colonel of LIST Del
aware Regiment during the Spanish-Amer-
| lean war, and is well known in Whining
| ton.
| Miss Josephine Gallagher and Mr.. Philip
r. Brady were married at st. Joseph's
Church yesterday. Rev Valentine +.
Schmidt the rector, performed the cere-
mony. The bride wore white crepe gown,
with picture hat of white beaver, and car
| ried bride roses. She was attended by Miss
| Irene MCGOWAN, who also wore white and
| carried chrysanthemums. Mr.. Herbert +.
| 1vers was best man, and Mr.. Frank J. Cal
| legher and Mr.. Edward L. Brady were the
| ushers. Mr.. and Mrs. Brady will reside at
| 40 4th street northeast.
| Mr.. and Mrs Albert Halstead are in their
| new home, ZOOS Massachusetts avenue, for
| the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
and family, who have been abroad since
| the early spring, have returned to their
Connecticut avenue home
Mrs. Van sinderen Lindsey has taken an
| apartment at the Grafton.
| The little Southern Methodist Church at
Bluemont, Loudoun county, Va, yes
terday the scene of pretty wedding, when
Miss Rose Gibson Of Bluemont became the
bride of Mr.. Isaac Foster of this city. Rev
DR.. Lake of Upperville, Va, performed the
ceremony, which witnessed by numer-
Gus friends of the couple. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Grace Gibson
and Mr.. Wallace Franklin of Kentucky was
the best man. Mr. Joseph Berry of Vienna
and Mr.. T. L. Brown of Falls Church were
the ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Foster are now
on a tour through the north, and on their
return, about December l. will make their
home at 626 l street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles I. Simms have
closed their cottage at Glencarlyn, Va, for
the season and will be at the Guysboro,
1909 18th street, during the winter.
Mr. J. Leavitt Griggs. eldest son of ex-
Attorney General John w. Griggs, and Miss
| Ruth Hoxsey, second daughter of Mrs
Elizabeth Hoxsey, were married in St.
PauPs Episcopal Church in Paterson N. j.,
yesterday afternoon in the presence of a
large number of relatives and friends, more
than 1900 invitations having been issued.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
David Stuart Hamilton, who was assisted
by the Rev. William M. Hughes of Norris
town, an uncle of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Z. Emig gave a
housewarming in their new home, 22O6 LIST
street northwest, last evening The parlors
were prettily decorated with palms and cut
| flowers, and an orchestra OF stringed in
| struments furnished music. Mrs Emig
| wore a robe of black lace, and about 200
| friends called to offer congratulations.
| Those who assisted In receiving were Mrs
| Shelton. Mrs Baker and Misses Bell, Walk
| er and Wedding. In the dining room Mrs.
Pickens, Mrs. Rupert, Mrs. Nevins, Misses
Umberger, Austin, Carr and CLEARWATER
| took turns in serving refreshments. Among
those who called were DIR. and Mrs G. III.
| LIE Fetra, Mrs w. H. Hoeke, Mr. and Mrs
q. +. Smallwood, Miss Detwiler, Mr.. and
Mrs Williams. Miss Weightman, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, Mr.
and Mrs Denmark, Mrs. Dufour, Judge
and Mrs L. r. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. O. B.
Brown, DR.. and Mrs. Ladson and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 8. Duvan
Lieut.. Dean Halford, U. S. A., is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Halford,
| on 22d street.
Miss Tracy of Memphis has returned to
Washington from Europe and win spend
| the winter with her sister, Mrs Lee B.
Mosher, at the Kanawha, No. 3014 Dunbar
ton avenue.
The members of the Chrysanthemum Club
gave bus party last Tuesday evening to
| the home of Miss Blanche Fink, at Berwyn,
Md. The merry party left from the home
| of one of it's members on P street early in
| the evening, reaching Berwyn near mid
night. The long ride sharpened the appe-
| titles of the young people, which were amply
gratifed by a dainty supper. The evening
was devoted to music and dancing, which
continued until an early hour, when the
| happy young folks again took their places
| in the bus and started home, reaching the
| city about daybreak. The party included
| the following members of the club: Mrs
| Charles j. Peckham, the Misses Mary
Katie, Lola, Loretta, Irene and Isabella
| Herman. the Misses Mary and Julie Zim-
| norman. Miss Margaret Mccarthy, Miss
| Fannie NJ. Haskins. Miss Rabbit Miss Col
| Inns and Miss Nesline and Messrs Charles
| ]. Peckham. Joe, VIII and Frank Herman,
| William " Barry, Ray Krahling, Billy Mil
| Ter, Leon Siebel, William Nesline and Fred
| Koehler.
Mrs. A P. Leidy, formerly of this city, is
| the guest of Mrs. William c. Pollock of 1910
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