Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOSEVELT ENJOYS HORSE
SHOW WITH FRIENDS.
Recent Marriage Of Talented Young
Washingtonians-A Double We'd
ding-Personal Notes.

MISS Alice Roosevelt, who accompanied
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt to the Newport
horse show yesterday, wore with white
dress a large yellow hat trimmed with
sweet peas and tied under the chin with
broad strings of tulle. Mrs. Joseph E.
Widener gave luncheon for her yesterday
The Misses Margaret and Agatha Towles
of this city, who have been with relatives in
Jefferson City, Mo-, were the guests of
honor at finch party, when the house
was decorated with asters. After a stay
with Maj. and Mrs. Towles the Misses
Towles have gone to ST Louis
Miss Alice Fnckel of this city who is
visiting in Atlanta, is being entertained
every day. The succession of Inequalities
given the first week of her stay was fol-
lowed the second by other events. A We
randa party, twenty guests having supper
together around two large tables, and a
bowling party and luncheon were conspicu-
Gus among the number.
Miss Shekels of this city, who IS another
Atlanta guest at present was given large
| reception lately by Mrs. William C. Ben
nett at Fort Mcpherson.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Van
Cortlandt Parker, daughter of Col. James
and Mrs. Parker, to Mr.. Ronald Lyman of
Boston, will be celebrated in this city next
month. Miss Eleanor Parker is to be her
sisters maid of honor. and two cousins of
Mr.. Lyman, the Misses Roosevelt also of
Boston. and Miss Caroline Postlethwaite
and Miss Helen Bell of Washington will
be her attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. King have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
tee, Miss Eva Cora, and Mr.. Franklin Jost,
Thursday evening Sepiemher 10, at s
o clock, at the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Miss Edith NJ Pyles has returned to her
home in Anacostia from Chantily, Va,
where she the guest of Miss Mary
rurberville. She also a visitor to and
was entertained at the army maneuvers at
Manassas.
Mrs. Oil of this city, who has been
spending the summer at her old home in
Atlanta. given a beautiful luncheon by
a well-known matron OF that city. The
table decorations were unusual in the COM
bination of pale blue flowers and foliage,
the delicately tinted blossoms of the plum
bago flower filling the silver loving cup
forming the center piece. The lights of the
silver candlesticks were softened by shades
of green and silver, and four toast cups
in Bohemian glass We're filed with green
grapes.
The Rev and Mrs. VIM. Hart Dexter have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughters. Katharine Maude, to Mr. Harold
French Rabbit, and Cora Ruth. to Mr..
Allan Campbell Wood. Wednesday, Sep
TENDER IL at u o'clock noon, at the Ia
koma Presbyterian Church, Takoma Park,
Washington, d. 6
At the marriage of Miss Alice Marguerite
Henrietta Pfzer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pfizer of Brooklyn, and Mr.. Rein
hart Bachofen Won Echt of Schloss Muste-
Ter, Germany yesterday at Newport, the
brides attendants numbered thirteen, all
her classmates at school. Her dress was
of white chiffon over white liberty satin,
with yoke and bertha of rose point lace.
Her veil was caught with orange blossoms.
The bridesmaids were deliberately gowned,
the maid of honor being in accordion pleat-
ed lace. the first bridesmaid in pink and
white chiffon and the others in white lace
with pink girdles. The bridegrooms gift
to the bride was collar of pearls and dia-
monds. The bride gave her maids gold
lockets. containing her photograph, and to
her maid of honor she gave also a lace pin
set with pearls The bridegroom gave his
ushers and best man cuff links with his
crest engraved upon them. The couple will
be at their home in Germany for Christ
mas.
pretty wedding on August IS at Fort
Myer, Va. was that of Miss Beatrice Fran
els Fralley and Mr.. Arthur Eugene Yundt
both residents of this city. The bride was
given away by her aunt, Mrs. F. Seibert
and Miss E. l.. StiZ of Indiana polls Ind