Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21

gruder, is one of the debutantes of the sea-
son, and will be presented in December.
At Knoxville, Tenn, last week, the mar
riage of Miss Mary Salmon, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Salmon, and Mr..
Robert Moore Williamson of this city took
place at the Second Presbyterian Church.
The brides gown a tailored suit of
white with hat of white felt trimmed in
roses and white ostrich tips. She carried
white chrysanthemums. A wedding break
fast followed at the home of the brides
parents, on West Clinch avenue. To this
hospitality subsequent to the church cere-
mony cards of invitation were issued
and the guest company was limited to the
near relatives and most special friends.
The Forthcoming wedding of Miss May
Cavendish-B entinck. twin daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Cavendish- Bentinck and
niece of Mrs. Ogden Mills and grand
daughter of the late Maturin Livingston of
New York, to Mr.. John Ford. which Is to
take place November 3. In England, Will
interest two countries. Miss Bentnck and
her sister, several years ago, spent Win
ter in New York. Her parents frequently
entertain King Edward at Richmond Ter
race and at Hlghcliffe Castle, Chrfstchurch.
which they have rented during the au-
tumn months for several years past. Mr..
Ford. formerly of the British embassy in
Washington, Is now first secretary of the
British legation at Copenhagen. He is the
son of the late Sir Francis Clare Ford, who
died as British ambassador at Rome.
Rev. and Mrs Roland Cotton Smith and
their family have returned to this city.
Thy passed their first summer In their
new home at Ipswich. which they have
named Cottonfield.
Mrs. De Witt LOOMS gave a pretty
luncheon, followed by bridge, at the Coun-
try Club. Detroit. last week. in compliment
Of Mrs Nicholas Anderson of Washington,
who Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Philip H.
Mcmillan Places arranged for twelve
at table decorated with autumn flowers.
On Wednesday Mrs Anderson was the
guest of honor at handsomely appointed
bridge given by Mrs IS. Y. Seyburn. Mrs.
Mcmillan gave the first social event of the
season at the Womans Indoor Athletic
Club luncheon last week in honor of her
mother.
Mrs. Donald Mclean left New York
week before last and has been in Utica
and Minneapolis before being the guest In
Bloomington, ILL.,, of Adlai E. Stevenson.
former president general of the society,"
also of Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. former vice
president general, the past week. On Fri
day Mrs. Mclean was in Galesburg, Ill,
to attend a state conference. Her trip,
which will extend through the remainder
of this month will include stops at Chi
cago Ill; Milwaukee, Wis: Portage, Wis;
Iowa City: Omaha, Neb.; Council Bluffs
Iowa. and Lincoln, Neb The first of next
month Mrs. Mclean will be in St. Louis
Mo.
The marriage of Miss Maria Pearce.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian s
Pearce formerly of Nashville, and now of
this city. and Mr.. Harold Whittemore of
Hartford will take place Saturday, No
vember H. The bride-elect spent her child
hood in Nashville and has numerous rela-
tives there and friends made during visits
here since the removal Of her family to
Washington. The ceremony, attended by
one hundred gusts. including number
from a distance, will be home event. The
brides only sister, Mrs. Anthony Brown.
formerly of Nashville now of Atlanta, will
be in Washington shortly to attend the
wedding and spend the winter here.
Miss Josephine Harvey is another of the
debutantes of the coming winter whose
coming out in December will interest a