Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-11
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS GRANGER
TO PAYMASTER HOLT TODAY.
Another Four O'Clock Wedding-A
Debutante Luncheon-Din- :
ners-Personals.

The marriage of Miss Eleanor Granger
a debutante of last season. to Paymaster
Felix RenOuf Holt U.S.N., which has
been so pleasantly anticipated since their
engagement was announced last spring
will taxa place this afternoon at o'clock
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Tileston Granger, 1888
Connecticut avenue. An elaborate dec
Grafton of chrysanthemums, palms and
other foliage plants is in place in the main
drawing room, where the ceremony will
take place in floral bower arranged in
the bay window. An orchestra will play
the wedding march as the bridal party
will enter, the bride and her father and
attendants coming across the drawing
room to the scene of the ceremony, and
the bridegroom and his best man ad-
vancing from the hall.
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith of ST. Mar
garet's Church will officiate
The bride will wear a gown of white
sat tin and duchess laos and a point lace
veil. Her maid of honor. her young
namesake. Miss Eleanor Granger Nc
Grath of New York, will wear corn-color
satin yelled in white chiffon and net and
will carry chrysanthemums. The brides
l
Kaufman. Marie La Boyteaux and Miss
Erma Shaw-will be dressed in corn
color satin. carry yellow chrysanthemums
and will wear large black picture hats.
There will also be two ushers, Lieut.. J..
C. Gilmer and Assistant PaymaSter F. *.
Atkinson of the navy.
The company invited is limited to the
large family circle, both from this city
and other places, and the personal friends
of the couple. The brides presents have
been shown her friends for several days,
and both in number and beauty repre-
sent an enviable collection.
After their honeymoon jaunt Paymaster
and Mrs. Holt will go to housekeeping
in an apartment at Florence Court, where
the bride will receive on Thursdays in
January.
The Italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches will entertain the
embassy staff at dinner tonight TO cele-
brate the birthday of King Victor EN-
manuel III The Italian flag is floating
over the embassy in recognition of the
anniversary.
esterday the former ambassador from
Mexico and Nine Casasus and their party
went to the Brazilian embassy to lunch.
Last night they We're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Buchanan at dinner at
the New Willard. Today they went to
New York for a months visit and will
stay here a week before returning to Mex
leo.
Mrs Minnie +. Mckinney announces
the marriage of her daughter. Nellie Re
gina, and Mr.. William j. Heffernan Mon
day, November 8. at ST. Patricks Church,
Rev William J. Carroll officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Heffernan will be at home TO
their friends at SIS 9th street northeast
after November 10.
The bridal costume for Miss Caro-
Maxcy at her marriage at 4 o'clock this
afternoon to Mr.. Richard Hewitt of Bal
timore will be very smart travelling
dress of blue broadcloth, with which she
will wear a becomingly large black hat
trimmed with white plumes. Her bouquet
will be of white chrysanthemums
Miss Alice Tierney. who will be her
maid of honor. will wear old rose broad
cloth and also large black hat Her
chrysanthemum bouquet will match her
dress.
Rev. Duane Weavil of the Church of
the Redeemer, Baltimore, is to off1ciate
and Mr.. Coleman r. Gray of Buffalo
will be best man. Only family party
will be present at the family residence
on Rhode Island avenue for the ceremony
A small reception will follow. The
bride is the daughter of DR.. and Mrs
F. +. Maxcy. The latter will wear an