Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-12
DERE1DHuNr
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DIR. REID HUNT AND MISS TAY-
LoR MARRIED TODAY.
Debut of Miss Knight at Brilliant
Reception at .Rauscher' s-Other
EventS-Notes.

States public health and marine hospital
service took place at noon today at the
residence of the brides parents. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Father John Cooper of ST. Matthew s
Church before small company of rela-
tives and close personal friends of the
bride and groom. This was followed by a
reception, when the guests included men,
bers of the diplomatic corps and of Of
ficial and resident society, in which cir
cles the bride and her family have been
prominent during their residence in Wash
ington. The drawing room was beautiful
ly decorated with palms and white roses,
and in the bower where the ceremony
took place was Russian brass candel-
abra. which held many lighted candles.
Promptly at the hour set the bride
groom appeared with his best man. Mr.
George Morrison Of Baltimore. and the
procession OF bridesmaids entered the
room to the strains of ''L6hengrin. play
ed by the orchestra. which was hidden
behind a screen Of smilaX. Miss Hannah
Taylor. the brides sister, was the maid
of honor. She wore directoire gown of
pale pink chiffon embroidered in roses and
carried a large bouquet of pink roses.
After her came the four bridesmaids, Miss
Marie Calvo. Miss Elena Calderon, Miss
Mercedes Godoy and Miss Mary Rawlings
Brady Of Baltimore. They wore dresses
of white chiffon cloth. with pink direc-
toire sashes, and carried bouquets of pink
roses. All of the brides attendants wore
short wells of pink tulle.
Master Luis Gabriel Calvo. the ring
bearer, wearing a suit of white broad
cloth. carried the ring on a pink satin
cushion
The bride came in with her father and
looked particularly well in her directoire
gown of white duchess satin embroidered
in pearls and trimmed with princess lace.
of orange blossoms. The bridegroom S
gift, pendant of diamonds and pearls.
was worn suspended from fine gold
chain and she carried shower of bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Taylor wore drectOire gown of
heliotrope satin trimmed with fine lace.
Later DR.. and Mrs. Hunt left for their
honeymoon trip the latter wearing very
smart tailor-made suit of green cloth
with hat to match and dark furs.
DR.. and Mrs. Hunt will be at home
after the LIST of January at the Toronto.
Gen. and Mrs. Young entertained at a
large tea at Rauscher's yesterday after
noon. when they presented Miss Margaret
Knight, granddaughter of the former, and
daughter of Maj. and Mrs. John T.
Knight. to their many friends in Wash
tngtOn society.
The refreshment table was arranged in
the ballroom. which was profusely deco
orchestra played during the reception.
which was attended by several hundred
guests. Mrs. Young. Mrs. knight and
the charming debutante received in the
pink ROOM which was lined with the floral
offerings sent this popular young lady.
Mrs. Young, who is a bride of the pres
ent year, wore very handsome gown
Of yellow meteor crepe trimmed with
| hand embroidery, done in gold thread.
Mrs. Knight wore a most becoming
If black 0n9n01e6 Miss ni1bt
wore an exquisite dress of white satin
made with tunic of chiffon and trimmed
with Irish crochet lace and hand en-
broidery. She carried a shower bouquet
of orchids and lilies of the valley.
The three other daughters OF Gen.
Young, Mrs. George Read. wife of Capt.
Read, L. S. A. Mrs. John II. Glib
bons. wife Of DR.. Gibbons of Philadel-
phia. and Mrs. J. r. Hannay. the latter
two of Philadelphia. also took part. and
among the other assistants outside of the
family were Mrs. \. Q. Chaplain. Mrs.
Tracy. Mrs. Duvall. Mrs. John y. John
son. Mrs. Richard Harlow, Mrs. Charles
II. Butler. Mrs. Summerlin and Mrs
Frederick Sladen, and Mrs. Charles Bidde
and Mrs. Samuel Thomas, both of Phla-
delphia.
MI and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh enter
tanned at dinner last night for Dr. and
Mrs. S. Weir Mitchell of Philadelphia,
when other guests were Speaker OF the
House and Miss Cannon. Mr.. Justice Nc
| Kenna and Mrs. McKenna. Senator and
Mrs. Burrows. Senator and Mrs. Hop
kins. Senator and Mrs: Crane. Sena-
| tor Bacon. Representative Giliett. the
Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs
Bacon. Rear Admiral Cowles. Rear Ad-
miral O'Neil, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Ed
| wards. Brig. Gen. Crozier. Paymastel
General Kenny. the minister to Norway
and Mrs. Herbert II. D. Peirce. Mr.. AND
Mrs. John w. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Emo
M. and Mrs. Laurence Townsend. Mrs
| Bayard. Mrs. Sheridan. Mrs. Huidekopel
| of Philadelphia. Mrs. Zenas Crane, Miss
Robinson of Baltimore and Miss Pulitzer
| of New York.
| The Baroness Takahira has invitations
out for Monday evening, December p, at
8 o'clock.
| The second afternoon reception at the
| British embassy yesterday largely
attended. Mrs. Young. Mrs. James and
| Mrs kennard assisted the house with the
members of the embassy staff.
The Italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor DIES Planches had dinner company
last night in compliment to their house
guests, Prof. and Mrs. Guglemo Ferrero
The others at table were the British am
| bassador and Mrs. Bryce, the Danish min
lister and Countess Won Moltke. Mr.. and
Mrs Window, Mrs Stickney, Miss Sands
French embassy. Mr.. Lawson. Mr.. Giulio
TURF Of Florence. Italy. the naval attache
| of the embassy: Lieut.. Camperio, Mr.
Centaro. Prof. Ravaioli and Mr. Cora, all
| of the embassy staff.
The Congressional Club reception fol
| Mr. and Mrs. Taft yesterday was an aus
picious opening for it's hospitality record
4 Christmas idea prevailed i'm the decora
| ton of the rooms of the new clubhouse
poinsettia blooms. with palms and ferns
| being profuscly used.
Mrs. James s. Perkins, president of TIE
| The delicious flavor of "Salada'' Tea will
please you. Your grocer sells it. Black, Mixed
| OF Green. Try 4 package.