Evening star., 1907-11-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF DIR. HILTON AND
MISS BALL LAST NIGHT.
Brilliant Reception Followed at
Rauscher's-Other Events.
Personal Notes

| residence, 1918 Girard street. Of Miss
! Frances Virginia Ball and Dr. James
| Franklin Hilton was attended only by
their relatives. but was followed by
! large reception from to 10 q RausCher's,
| VIII n their friends IN social and profes-
| sional circles of the capital had an oppor-
tunitF to extend lhair congratulations. The
drawing room, where Rev Father McGee,
| rector of the Church of the Sacred Heart.
| performed the ceremony. was profusely
decorated with palms. and the bay win
dow recess was made lovely bower of
green and white cirysanthemums DR..
j. BreckinrIdge Bayne was best man.
! The bride was attended by Miss Hilton,
| sister OF the bridegroom, and Miss
| 6ianche haldenbach. the former wearing
| sort pink satin. trimmed with lace of the
same shade. and the latter wearing pale
! blue satin. One carried a cluster of pink
| chrysanthemums and the other was OF
white blossoms. The bridal toilet was an
| exceptionally becoming one 10 its at
| tractive wearer. II was an elegant robe
of Irish and ilet laces. made over chif-
| fon and satin. Her tuIle veil was crowned
with orange blossoms and her shower
| bouquet was of lilies of the valley
! AT the reception the couple received in
| the bay window recess of the first ball
! room. Mrs. Ball the brides mother, and
| Mrs Burch, the sister Of the bridegroom
received with the newly married couple.
An orchestra played in the white ball
| room, where refreshments were served
from a long buffet table decorated with
| pink chrysanthemums. Later dancing
! was enjoyed.
| DR.. and Mrs Hilton went to New York
| last night on the midnight train, the
| brides travelling costume being an ex-
| Ceedingly smart one of hair-striped black
| cloth, with small hat trimmed with d
| bird of paradise and lynx furs. On their
| return they will reside at 1918 Girard
| street, whore Mrs. Hilton will be at home
| 20 her friends after December 10. The
! presents received by the latter make a
| valuable and glitterng collection, aud
have been admired by many OF her call
| ers during the past week or two.
Miss Converse and Miss Bell have ar
! ranged a series of subscription dances
which will be given Monday nights at
| Rauschers The dates selected are Jan
uary and 20 and February and II.
| Miss Louise Foraker will entertain at a
large dinner tonight in honor of Miss
Daisy Cotton and Lieut.. Commander
| Archibald II. Davis. L. S. N, whose mar
| riage takes place at st. Johns Church
tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Fran
| els were hosts for the couple and the
| bridal party last night at dinner.
Mr.. Afford W. Cooley. the assistant at
!
Margaret F. Cooley, yesterday in the
| Church of the Heavenly Rest at her mar
| iage to Mr.. Frederick d. Steele of New
| York. Only relatives and few personal
| friends were present. The bridal toilet
| was of black chiffon cloth. made with
| sleeves of deep purple and finished at the
| neck with a Quaker collar of lace and
| lawn. Her black hat was trimmed with
| black coque feathers. The front of the
corsage vas ornamented with a large
cluster of garde Mas.
Miss Katherine Ekins at the horse
| show yesterday wore one of the latest
models in taupe crepe with an en-
| broidered oversklrt with silver fox furs
and a large black hat trimmed with
| feathers.
The Young ladies of Balcourt. Seminary
returned Sunday to Washington after at
tending the foot ball game in the aft
e-noon of Saturday and hop at night at
the Naval Academy at Annapolis Md,
Miss Ida Duncan and Mrs. T W. Stubble-
field chaperoned the party.
Miss Elsie Seymour is the guest OF
Miss Frances Semmes in Baltimore, hay
ing gone on for the Cook-Iglehart wed
ding.
Mr., and Mrs. Armat Stoddart announce
the marriage of their daughter Miriam
Berlin to DR. Stanley Herbert Titus at
the residence of the cardinal, Baltimore,
Md, Tuesday. October 10, 1907. by Rev
F. c. Gavan
DR.. and Mrs. Titus are at Spokane,
Wash. where they will reside.
Mrs. ]. Fred Harris of Nobleville, Ind.
is visiting her mother and sister at 1885
| 9th street northwest.
| Mrs W. L. Danley and daughter of
| NaAville. Tenn, spending a month
| in Washington. the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Wright, 106 18th street north
| east, Lincoln Park.
! Last evening at 6 o'clock. at the resi-
dence of DR.. and Mrs. c. Barnwel Rob
inson, their only daughter Miss Carrie
Barnwell Robinson. and Mr.. NJ. Page
by the Rev Thomas McGugan, st. Pat
rick's Church. Only their relatives and
few intimate friends witnessed the cere-
Inony. The sweet, young bride was
picture of girliSh loveliness in an empire
robe of white lace over chiffon and taf-
feta. trimmed with pearls She wore
wreath of orange blossoms, and carried
white chrysanthemums tied with white
,i ribbons. Her travelling suit was dark
blue broadcloth with hat to match After
an extended northern trip the young
couple will reside at the Letter apart
ments in the northwest.
Mr. and Mrs John H Hunter and their
two daughters, Misses Louise and Ger
trude Hunter, $50 Westminster street
northwest. are attending the jamestown
exposition.
Mrs. Valietta Holmes announces the
marriage of her daughter Lucy Elenora
to Mr.. Richard II. Ashby of Virginia,
Monday, November il. 1907, at noon. by
the Rev. George A. Miller. Immediately
after the ceremony the couple left for
trip south.
President Mauck and Miss Ruth Mauck
of Hillsdale College and Miss Anna B.
Morgan Of the National Park Seminary
were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs
Lucius E. Gridley.
Mrs. J. E. r. Shaw and sister. Mrs.
]. I. Cooksey, have returned to the city
after spending a few days at Norfolk
and the jamestown exposition.
The Oneidas will give their first dance
of the season at National Rifles Armory
tomorrow night
Representative Madison of Kansas has
arrived In Washington, accompanied by
Mrs. Madison and three daughters. They
are stopping temporarily with friends at
6li r street northeast
Seemingly all the notables in New York
attended the opera last night. The Ouch
ess OF MarIborouSh. who was in her ia
ther's box. wore white satin, with point
lace hounce sleeves nearly to the elbows,
with bands of silver spangles going over
the shoulders. She wore a round dia-
mohd tiara and necklace of diamonds