The Washington herald., 1907-10-25

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wore a velvet hat Of the same shade.
| trimmed with plumes Of gray and dregs
/ Of wine
/ With Miss Maxwell were Miss Miriam
( and Miss Jean Crosby The former was
/ gowned In a suit of dark blue cloth. with
marabou boa and blue hat. trimmed
! with petuuia-colored dahlias. Miss Jean
/ Crosby wore tobacco-br broadcloth.
/ trimmed with cream lace, with brown
/ hat trimmed with brown and white
/ plumes. Miss Cotton was smartly gowned
/ in a suit Of mixed cloth. with which she
/ wore a sailor hat. trimmed with rosettes
/ of black, black and white. and yellow
/ panne velvet. Miss Clarke. who accom-
/ panied her, was g0wned in wine-colored
/ braided cloth
/ Miss Seckendorff was g0wned in
brown suit. with a hat trimmed with
marab0u feathers and choux of old
+ blue velvet. Mrs Bradley was becom-
ingly atured in an empire gown Of white
/ Liberty silk trimmed with lace Miss
/ Edith Miller was prettily dressed in fawn-
coloTed hroadclOth with marabou boa
and black nat Miss Clagett was in a
/ rose-colored cloth tailor suit Mrs Court
I land Watts was likewise dressed in a
tailor suit. the material a mixture of
brown and green. with hat TO correspond.
Miss Elsie Curtis wore "a charming frOck
/ OF rOse-cOlored bTOadclOth and lace Mrs
John W. Foster was richly clad in black
and white striped mousseline de sole over
silk, with trimming Of lace. Mrs. LeutZe
wore black voile. and her daughter. Miss
Marion Leutze, was in red broadcloth.
Mss Esther Denny wore a smart suit
Of rough blue cloth, with a hat trimmed
with green feathers. Mrs Radcliffe was
In A gray walking suit. and Mrs Charles
J. Bell wore q blue suit with hat trimmed
with plumes. Mrs. Caroline Dali. who
was one of the most interesting guests
+ present on account OF her advanced age
and literary attainments. wore a simple
gown Of white cloth with a quaint little
/ bonnet crowning her white hair. She was
/ escorted by her son, DIR. Dali
Mr.. Brown and his bride left on an
afternoon train for a honeymoon Journey
which viii terminate in Indianapolis
where Mr.. Brown is engaged i'm news
paper work. Mrs Brown wore a smart
brown suit as a going-away gown, and a
chic hat OF brown trimmed with green
feathers. Congratulations without END
followed the happy pair. but the host of
friends Of the bride are sorry 10 have
her go SO far away. Ever since she was
introduced at a tea some two or three
years ago. at the home Of her grand
parents. Senator and Mrs. Cullum. she
has held an enviabIe place in the Capt.
tails social life.
Another wedding of interest yesterday
was that Of Miss Kittie Maddox. of Oak
| Hill. Va, who was married 10 Mr. Evan
Warield Hook. of Baltimore. The cere-
mony was performed at o'clock. at the
home of Mrs P. VI. Mullett. by Rev. Dr
Alfred Harding. of st. PauTs Episcopal
Church The ushers were Messrs. James
Turner and Charles Ingram, Of Baltimore:
T. Webb Maddox. of Marshall, Va. and
William Gray Knowles. of Philadelphia.
The bride was escorted by her brother
Mr.. r. Henderson Maddox. of Oak Hill
Va. and was attended by Miss Daisy
Mullett as maid of honor. The brides
maids We're Miss Louise Hook, Of Balti-
more, sister of the bridegroom. and Miss
Gladys Watson, of New York. Mr. Rob
ert Martin Hook. of New York, was best
man for his brother
The bride wore "a prinCesse robe Of silky
crepe, trimmed with chiffon and princesse
lace Her tulle veil was crowned with
orange blossoms and her bouquet was OF
lilies Of the valley and white roses.
The maid of honor wore white lace over
green taffeta and chiffon, and "a white and
green hat with plumes. The bridesmaids
wore lingefse dresses over green silk, and
white tulle hats.
which followed at Raus hers at 2.31
o'clock. although only relatives and per
sonal friends were in the company. Mr..
and Mrs. Hook left later for their we'd
ding trip, the brides gOing-away gown
being Of brown broadcloth with hat to
match. They will live in Baltimore.
Rev. J. NJ. Schick yesterday afternoon
united in marriage Mr. James H. Firor.
business manager Of the CatOctin Clarion.
Maryland and Miss Sarah o. English.
They were married in the parsonage. and
went to their home in Fairmont after
the ceremony.
Mile. des Portes, daughter of the coun-
selor Of the French Embassy. who re-
turned from Newport Sunday, is looking
very we'll after her summer outing, and
is the happy possessor of Il new pet,
miniature Belgian dog, whose name of
Kiki just suits his petit dogship.
Mr. J. Chester Kingsland gave a din /
ner party at the Shoreham last night. fol- |
lowed by box party at the Belasco. |
After the play the party returned to the
Shoreham for supper. The guests were |
the Misses Gardiner, Mr.. Edwards, and |
Mr.. Reginald J. Clagett, Of New York.
At noon Wednesday double wedding
was performed in the parlors of the /
Raleigh Hotel The contracting parties /
were Mrs. Margaret B. McAdoo, OF |
Greensboro. y. c.. and George NJ. Hawks. /
OF Bennington. Vt, and Miss Satchie |
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