Evening star., 1907-11-13
the WORLD OF SUCIETH
CAPT. NORTON AND MRS. NOR
GAN MARRIED AT KINGSTON.
The Powell-Wilson Wedding Last
Night-Other Events-Per-
sonal Notes.

Morgan, on Clinton avenue Kingston,
n. Y, was the scene of a beautiful
wedding Thursday afternoon. November
10. when Mrs. Eliza Maynard Morgan.
mother of Mr.. Morgan, was quietly
married to Capt. William H Norton.
Both the bride and groom are Wash
ingtonianS. The bride was beautifully
gowned in rose pearl voile over rose
gray taffeta. trimmed with rose-point
and duchess lace, and wore as rer only
ornament a diamond and pearl brooch.
the gift of the groom.
A stringed orchestra played Mendels
sohns wedding march as the bridal
party entered the parlor, which was
most artistically decorated for the oc-
casion with palms, oak leaves and
| chrysanthemums. The Rev DR.. ]. ].
Muir of the Temple Baptist Church of
Washington performed the ceremony.
The bride was given away by her son.
Following the congratulations. the
bridal party and guests. all immediate
riends or relatives of Capt. and Mrs
Norton. were seated about a round
table, beautiful with chrysa nthemums
and ferns. and sumptuous weddine
supper was served.
Later In the evening Capt and Mrs
Norton left on south-bound train for
quite an extended wedding journey
The brides going-away gown was o
gun metal broadcloth, trimmed wit
elvet ard braid
After their wedding trip Capt ar
Mrs. Norton will come back to thi:
city to live.
innate friends witnessed the marriag
last evening at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. hamilton OF ther
daughter. Mrs. Mae Hamilton Wilson
md Mr.: Henry Spencer Powell, at whic.
Rev. Father Buckley of st. Mathew:
Church officiated. Mr.. Walter Powe'l
of Cincinnati was best man Tor his
brother. The drawing room was pro-
usely decorated with yellow aud whit
:hrysanthemums and palms. The bride
wore rich dress of princess lace. made
empire style. and carried purple
violets and orchids. Later the couple
eft for a wedding journey, ana up01
heir return will live at the Westmore-
and. Among the out-of-toWn guests
,efe Mrs. William Powell Of New Or
cans, who returned from abroad for
ne wedding: Mrs. George Bourne of
Montana, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Powell of
New York. Mrs. ]. NJ Anderson of Gin
cinnati, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Powell of
New York, Mr.. T. c. Powell and Mr.
W B. Powell of Cincinnati, Mr.. Ed
ward Berrall of Brooklyn. N. Y, and
Mr.. Wins Wilson of Richmond, va.
a oeaut full wedding yesterday was that
Il Mss Harriet Dugan White. daughtei
: Mr.. and Mrs. Horace w. VIII te, anc
Ir. J. Girv-n Peters. son of Col. ant
Mrs j. Winfield Peters, who we e mar
d AZ the home of the brides parents
lie Knoll, near Garrison Forest, Greer
,pring valley. The bride is one of tn
ost popular young girls in the valley
nd s.nce her debut. several years ago
as been greatly admired both for he
auty and charming personality Th
ouse was beaut fully decorated for tn
ccaston with palms and white chrysan,
Iemums. The ceremony was perorm
Rev. Hobart Smith rector of st
homas' Church. Garrison Forest assist
by Rev. DR.. Robert Paine. -ector o
tount Calvary Church, Baltimore, in tn
resence of the two imm date fam lie:
nd a few intimate friends of the couple
The bride entered the drawing room
nth her tather, and wore an exquis;t
,own of white chiffon, trimmed w-th Old
anily lace. and a tulle veil caught W til
l coronet Of orange blossoms. She car
lee a shower bouquet OF lilies of the val
y. Her only attendant was her sister
Miss Susanne White, who wore whit
noussaline de sole and carried bask
Of pink roses. Mr.. STsnhen P. HarwCoG
was best man. a small reception follow
q, after which Mr. and Mrs. Peters left
eor a wedd ng Journey. Upon their re-
urn they will spend the winter in this
city, where Mr. Peters is connected WITH
the United States forestry service. A
large number of handsome presents werc
received.
Mrs. Eldridp" Jordan gave a luncheon
Yesterday in honor o. Miss Hanrietta
Fitch dabutante Of the coming SEASON
The others present included Miss Con
stance Hoyt. Miss Eleanor RiIgsly, Miss
Carol Newberry, Miss Kathe inc Leach.
NJ ss Sadie Murray. Miss V'ra Downing
Miss Mary Scott. with Miss Esther Denny
and Mss Caryl Crawfofd.
Mrs. Elkins, wife of Senator Elkns Of
West Virginia, and Miss Elkins, who but
r"cantly r"turned from Halliahurst. their
homo in West vi g'nia, TO Washington
left today for New York, where Mss FL
kins will be the guest of Mrs. Eloise Ste
v"nson kernochan. whose marriage TO
Alexander Butler Duncan will take placs
November 20 Miss Elkins is to be one
of the bridal party.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Annie Farmer at her home Monday.
November II, 1907, in honor of her birth
| day. After many games had been in
dulged in the guests repaired to the din
| ing room, where refreshments wer"
served. Among those present were the
| Misses Ruth Estey. Pauline Potter Edna
| Tucker. Mabel Tucker Bessie Darnall
Constance Pullman, Mary King. Adele
| King, Sarah Wetzal 1mogen McGar-
raghy, Agnes McGarraghy. Isabel ,
| Noyes and Annie Farmer; M Massrs. Stahl
| OBrien. Scott. Williams, Marks. CALI
| CHER, Hughes. Dampft, Munnolound
Reausseau, Tuttle Raymond. Jarvis, Con-
ner, MARROW and Farmer.
Col and Mrs. Marion P Maus ara Wis
| iting the parents of Mrs. Maus. Mr. and
Mrs Charles H. Poor, at 1914 2Ist street
Mrs Maus has much improv ID in health,
! which was seriously impaired In the Phil
! ippine Islands. and expects to ba abba to
return to the station of Col. Maus r1gi-
ment. at the rosido Of Monterey CAL
about the first of December.
birthday party was given last evAn-
| ing at 1771 T street northwest in honor
| Of Mrs. Charles Bruce. Tho decorations
were elaborate and among thosa pr mt
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce. Mr.. and Mrs
]. w. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Dalphin
Mrs. Scherer, Misses Lula Pollard Lena
Thomas, Nettie Foxwell, Florence D-la-
har. Mae K. Allen, Messrs Willard
Fracker. John ]. LHCuyer Guy Angelic
Stewart Angelic. Frank Nivens, Gnorg
Smith and Charles r. Allen
Monday evening, November H. a small
party of friends and relatives met at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Ri!In1an
100 I'd street northwest, to celebrate the
/ tiftieth anniversary of their marriage Mr
ard Mrs. Bil'man were the recipients ot
many handsome and valua BILE present g.
Those present were Mr.. and MS F-ank
Mater and family. Mrs. and Miss Kitz
Mrs. and Miss Nusbaum. Mrs. Stewart