Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DEBUTANTES AGAIN RESUME
THEIR SWAY.
Miss Noble Greeted by Large Party.
Miss Ridgely's Debut Today.
Personal Notes.

Mss Davide Yulee Noble was presented
yesterday at one of the largest teas which
has marked the season thus far. Both
resident and official society paid homage
to the young lady, who was unusually
charming in her white dress amid a
wreath of flowef' tokens. Mrs. William
Belden Noble. mother OF the debutante.
was ably assisted in extending the hos
pitality of her home by Mrs Garfield.
Mrs. White. Mrs. Thomas Bayard. Mrs.
Wallace Neff Mrs. Charles Fox Miss
Hoyt. Miss Henrietta Fitch and Miss
Ridgely.
Miss Eleanor Cullom Ridgely will be the
debutante today. when in the party as
sisting Mrs. William B. Ridgel.- will be
the Baroness Moncheur. Mrs Richard
Harlow, Mrs. E. Tiffany Dyer. Mrs.
Charles O'Connor, Miss katherine Will
liams. and of the debutantes Miss Hoyt.
the Misses Butler, Miss Noble, Miss Vera
Downing, Miss Davis and Miss Newberry.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. who has re-
Gently been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Snowden Andrews. in Baltimore has now
joined Mr.. Fahnestock here at their
home.
The Italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des PlancheS arrived in Washing
ton yesterday, the latter returning after
two years stay in Italy with her in
valid mother. Signor Monta gna. first sec
rotary of the embassy met them in New
York.
The British ambassador and Mrs Bryce
are in New York, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie. for few days.
Wednesday evening. at the home Of
Mrs. Emma c. Adams. 1917 9th street
Miss Mary f. Adams were married by
Rev. j. G. Butler of Luther Place Memo
rial Church. The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Ella c. Adams. as brides
maid. and Mr.. Howard Tucker as best
man. Only the Immediately family was
present. The house was tastefllly deco
rated with potted palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS. The wedding march was rem
dered by Prof. Fl. T. Hal. The bride was
becomingly attired in white and carried
white chrysanthemums. The brides
maid was also attired in white and car
ried pink chrysanthemums. The happy
couple received many beautiful and costly
presents. a buffet supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Revercon1b will be at home
to their friends at 1917 9th street north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arthur Whitcomb
of Boston announce the marriage of their
daughter. Virgie Marguerite, to Mr. Swift
Iarbell. Princeton. '06. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gage E. Tarbell of New York, at
the Cathedral of the Incarnation. Gar
den City. Long Island, on Thursday. No
vember IS. Bishop Burgess of Long Is
land performed the ceremony. Miss Bebe
Irene Mcintosh of Boston was the bride S
only attendant, and Mr.. Philip Brasher.
Princeton. 'O6, of Brooklyn. N. Y, a class
hoc ~
lowing the ceremony a wedding breakfa st
was served at the Hotel Belmont. New
York. After an extended automobile trip
through the south Mr.. and Mrs. Tarbell
Will reside in Garden City, where their
new home is in process Reconstruction.
Miss Rosalie f. Kaiser of Baltimore and
Mr.. Willard a. Downs of Washington
were married yesterday afternoon by Rev:
Thomas ]. Broydrick at the parsonage of
st. Martins Catholic Church. Baltimore
The bride wore white liberty satin TRIM
med with point lace. with wreath and veil,
and carried white chrySanthemums The
bridesmaid. Miss Clara Kaiser. sister of
the bride. wore white and carried pink
chrysanthemums- Mr.. John w. Pollen of
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Downs left for
their future home. 521 Sd street northwest.
Washington. Mrs. ]. G. Rogers. sister of
the groom. of this city was present at
the ceremony.
Miss Marcia de- Vilbiss. only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. de Nilbiss of
Baltimore, was married Yesterday at noon
to Mr.. William Wright Fraser of this city
at the Presbyterian Church in New Wind
scr. Carroll. county. Md. The bride and
groom We're born and grew up in New
Windsor and the grandparents of each
still reside there. Both also gradua te
from the New Windsor College with dis
tinguished honors.
The bride was ate nded by Miss Bessie
Foard as maid OF honor and the Misses
Eirgie Ditto. Valle Shorb Corinne Hib-
berd and Edna Galloway as bridesmaids.
Mr. r. H. Quigsle of Washington was
best man. The ushers included MeSsrs
Mervin de Vilbiss. brother of the bride;
Walter Fraser. brother of the groom
Granville Bixler cousin of the bride, and
Monticello Hall.
The ceremony was performed by. DR..
James Fraser, president of the New
Windsor College and father of the groom
The bride was given in marriage by her
patern1i grandfather. Mr.. Charles de Vii
bliss. 4 wedding breakfast followed at
the residence of her mothers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Bixler.
The bride, an exceedingly pretty girl, of
petite figure. was attired in a gown of
white embroidered net over white satin.
and her veil of tu's was caught UP with
a shower bouquet of white carnations
Two of the attendants. Misses Galloway
and Hibberd wore gowns of delicate blue.
and the others. Misses Ditto and Shorb.
wore pink. The maid of honor wore
white.
CAROLYN Parkhurst of Hartford Conn.
formerly Instructor of music al the New
Windsor Coll ,ge. and Miss Katharine Bea
ham sang 'Oh. Promise Me- during. the
ceremony.
After a tour of several northern cities
MI and Mrs. Fraser will reside at 1903
Rhode Island avenue. this city. Mr..
Fraser is engaged in the patent Office. A
large number of gifts We're received.
Guests from Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York were present.
Mr.. John Reth of this city. nephew of
the bride, was best man Yesterday in
Baltimore at the marriage of Miss Rau
and Mr.. Edward Berlett.
Miss Dorothy L. Graham of this city
and Mr.. Percival Marshall. son of Mr..
Thomas r. Marshall, also of this city,
were married Yesterday at the home, in
Baltimore of the uncle and aunt of the
bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs. David c. Erd-
man. by Rev. William II. Baylor pastor
of Grace Baptist Church of this city. The
bridesmaid was Miss Carrie Young and
the groomsman Mr. David D. Erdman.
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