Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-28
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS STAFFORD AND MR.. SMITH
MARRIED TODAY.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wedding
Other Holiday Eve Affairs Fl
Personal Notes.

Dliut. "A nuplidl IfldSS IOlOWSu tue SSiS-
mony. Rev. Father McGuigan, Rev. Father
Carroll and Rev. Father Smith were in the
sanctuary. The couple was unattended.
and walked W the center aisle of the
church, which Mr. Armand ]. Gumprecht
rendered the wedding march from Lohen-
grin. During the mass Miss Annie Grant
Fugitt, soprano, of st. Patrick's Church,
sang an 20 salutaris," and ''Salve Regina"
The altar boys of the church were all in
attendance. The brides dress was of Chan
tilly lace over white taffeta. with tulle
veil hanging in folds to the end Of the
skirt. She carried a shower bouquet Of
ehrysanthemums. Her only ornament was
diamond heart, a gift Of the groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith will leave the city this
afternoon at o'clock on a short wedding
tour and for the present will reside at In
dian Head. Md.
Miss Nena May Palmer, daughter of Mr..
]. William Palmer. was married to Mr..
Frank w. Garden at s o'clock last night
at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. the
Dawson. An Informal reception was ten
dered the bridal party and their nearest
relatives, after which Mr. and Mrs. Garden
left for Atlantic City. On their return they
will be at home Tuesdays at 1916 18th
street northwest.
The bride, who was given in marriage by
her father, wore gown of white liberty
satin with a yoke of tucked chiffon and
bertha of Irish point lace. The trained
skirt had panels of Irish point, over which
fell tuIle veil, caught with a wreath OF
lilies of the valley. She carried large
shower bouquet of bride roses. Miss Eliza
beth Bouen the little niece of the bride,
who served as flower girl wore a dainty
frock of white chiffon cloth over pink silk
and carried a basket of pink sweet peas
and pink roses. Mr.. Harvey =. Gram was
Stauffer Mr.. E. Hume Talbert, Mr.. Harris
P. Gould and Mr.. Kirk Holmes. Mrs.
Bouen, sister of the bride, wore white chif-
fon taffeta trimmed with burnt orange vel
vet. Miss Palmer, another sister wore
white chiffon with pale blue trimmings. The
brides travelling gown was very hand
some one of blue cloth with hat to match.
terday afternoon by the guests assembled
to witness the marriage of Miss Alice
Langhorne and Mr.. Stanley Washburn,
which took place at o'clock. with the bish-
op of Washington, Right Rev Henry Y.
Satterlee officiating, assisted by the rector
of the church, Rev. Roland Cotton Smith.
The church was made bower or green
the wings being screened on by curtain OF
southern smilaX and the gallery likewise
sprayed with green, with large palms and
giant ferns arching over the railing. The
walls of the chancel were sprayed over to
the roof with green, the stained glass win
the altar the vases were filled with white
chrysanthemums, and a hedge of the large
white blossoms in front of a row Of tall
palms adorned the chancel. The family
news were also indicated by tall clusters Of
white chrysanthemums. The ushers, who
led the procession. were w. d. WaShburn,
IT,, Of Minneapolis: Cadwallader Wash
burn of New York, both brothers of the
bridegroom; Richard Barry, also of New
York; John Bass of Chicago and Messrs.
| Marshall and Cary Langhorne, brothers Of
the bride.
Mr.. Marshall Lanshorne escorted his sis
ter to the chancel, and Mrs Powell Clay
ton, IT, her sister, was her only attendant.
Mr.. E. C. Washburn was best man for his
brother. The brides father, Mr.. John d..
Langhorne, gave her hand In marriage.
The bridal toilet was of real lace made
of chiffon and satin and falling in a very
long train, over which her tulle veil swept
to the hem. A spray of orange blossoms
fastened her veil, and a diamond pendant,
hung from a slender gold chain, was a
beautiful ornament. White orchids, about
which were clustered lilies of the valley.
formed her shower bouquet. Mrs. Clayton
was gowned in pale pink chiffon cloth.
with a pearl and gilt trimming on the
bodice, which showed guimpe of white
lace. Her hat of pink felt had large pink
trimming it. Her bouquet was of pink
roses.
In the church, besides the parents Of the
bridegroom, ex-senator and Mrs. WASH
IL,
DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton Wright; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Yarnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Norris of Philadelphia, the chief justice Of
the Supreme Court, Mr.. Fuller. and his
daughter, Mrs. Mason Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Robley d. Evans, the Misses Cullen,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Schley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ord Parsons, Mrs. Foraker and Miss
Foraker, Mrs. James r. Garfield, Mrs. Sat-
terlee and Miss Satterlee, Miss Paulding,
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour, Mrs. M.
X. Broom, Miss Sheridan, Miss Gale Miss
Gay, Mrs. and Miss Clagett, Miss Isabel
Hagner, Mrs. John M. Henderson, Col.
Cotton. Miss Marjorie Cotton. Mrs Albert
L. Key, Mrs Hooker, Mrs. Gaillard Hunt,
the Misses McCammon, Mr.: and Mrs.
Ormsby McCammon, DR.. and Mrs. Chatard,
Mrs Peyton Russell, Miss Sheridan, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Spalding. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles H. Poor, Mrs. Joseph H.
Kuhn. Miss Foulke, Mrs. Cassells and Miss
Cassells
A small reception followed at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Langhorne before the de-
parture of the couple. They will live in
Minneapolis.
Dr. and Mrs Sewers have sent out cards
for the wedding reception Of their daugh-
ter, Eleanor X. and Maj Samson Lane
Faison. U.S.A.. at 1890. Wednesday, De-
cember 10. Mrs. Charles Carroll of Balti-
more will attend the bride as matron of
honor.
Miss Evelyn Chew. daughter of Mr.. John
Chew, made her debut yesterday at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. Titan J.
Coffey, and the reception was one of the
most delightful events marking the season
thus far. The large drawing rooms were
fragrant with the scores of bouquets sent
with congratulations and the massing of
them made an appropriate setting for this
attractive young girl. whose coming-out
dress was of white chiffon and lace over
white silk.
Mrs. Coffey was assisted by Mrs. Thomas
w. Symons Mrs. Gordon Cummings, Mrs
Charles W. Rae. Mrs. Robert Chew, Miss
Woodruff. Miss Wallach. Miss Carlisle, Miss
Eleanor Parker. Miss Marie Barnes, Miss
Margaretta Symons. Miss Frederick Nor
gan. Miss Joanna Schroeder. Miss Stephanie
Prescott, Miss Molly Dodge and Miss
Frances Goldsborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Norwood of the
New Berne are in Boston for q few days.
They will return Monday
Mrs. William A. Tyler Of Nebraska is in
the city for few days visiting her father,
Judge Ivory G. Kinpbali
Mrs. Stellwagen will give a luncheon
December 8 at the New Willard in honor
of her guest, Miss Ducat of Fort Brady,
Mich.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows have their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. ard Mrs.
McNier of New York. with tNem for