Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-05
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ELIZABETH FERGUSON
AND DR.. E. A. LOCKE MARRIED.
Noon Ceremony Followed by a
Small Reception-Debut Teas.
Personal Notes,

rlad today at noon at st. Mark s Church.
Capitol Hill. by the rector Rev. William
l.. DeVries. The chancel was prettily
decorated. The ushers, who seated the
guests and afterward led the bridal party
to the chancel, We're DR.. Palfrey and DIR.
Walbach of Boston, DR.. McCrea of Balti-
more and the brides brothers. Messrs. J.
D.. T. w. and J. +. Ferguson.
The bride escorted by her father.
Mr.. Thomas Barker Ferguson former
United States minister to Sweden, and at
tended by her cousin. Miss Panchita Hay
ward of North Carolina. Dr. 1ilston oi
Boston was best man.
The bridal toilet was exceptionally ele-
CANT, the modsh dress of white satin
being deliberately adorned with old fanny
lace. The bridesmaid was also In Wflte.
The wedding breakfast followed at the
18th street home of Mr.. Ferguson, WHICH
was also the residence for time or eA-
Gov. Swami OF Maryland. grandfather Oh
the bride of today. and where his woo"
died few years ago.
Miss Jane Hayward. cousin of the
bride, assisted Mr. Ferguson i'll receiving
the company of relatives and personal
friends
Late this afternoon DIR. and Mrs Locke
started on a honeymoon jaunt. They VIII
shortly take up their residence on Beacon
street Boston.
tuberculosis hospital recently erected IN
Boston, and was one of the delegates
from that city to the recent tuberculosis
congress in Washington.
Mrs. Albert Ordway presented her
granddaughter Miss Valerie Padelford.
yesterday at tea the guests at Wh1cn
thronged the two large parlorS on the
main floor OF StoneleiSh Court. An Or
chestra played behind screen in the first
parlor where the debutante and her grand
| mother received. The latter was stylish
~ dressed in black crepe de chine with
d square yoke and sleeves of white net
and lace. and the former in clinslng
dress of softest white satin and lace. car
ried an armful of white sweet peas and
lilies Of the valley. The rest of the bou-
quetS sent her were arranged or the BACK
ground of palms and ferns maSsed In the
corners of the rooms on the mantels. etc,
and We're fiattering tribute to the youth
full recipient
In the tearoom. Mrs. Goodwin Ordway
and Mrs. David c. Porter did the honors.
assisted by the Misses Downing. Miss
Hatch. Miss Carolyn Murray, Miss Hen
rietta Fitch. Miss Mallory Church, Miss
Lillian Chew, Miss Helen Buchanan, Miss
Harvey Miss Davidson, Miss Katherine
Weeks and Miss Goldsborough.
Residential society and especially the
army families were represented among
the friends welcoming the debutante.
Mrs. Ordway and Miss Padleford had
per and afterward took them to the bar
racks hop.
Another large reception yesterday was
given in honor of the debut of Miss Juiia
HeyI, daughter of Col. Charles II. Heyl,
U.S.A.. retired. This debutante, who was
dainty dressed in white satin that had
touches of pale blue, carried an armful OF
pink roses. selected from among the
scores of floral gifts sent her yesterday
Miss Heyl and Miss Mary Heyl, the
aunts OF the debutante, were in the re-
ceiving party with the Misses Abbot,
Miss Margaret Brooks. Miss Frances
Dodge, Miss Frances Webster, Miss Lucy
Adee. Miss Maitland Marshall. Miss Kath-
crime Crane, Miss Lillian Baxter, Miss
| Mallory Church. Miss Elizabeth Matile.
Miss Marie Won Paumgarten, Miss Ruth
Bliss and Miss Helen Heyl. the school
Sewell and Mrs. w. J. Sewell of Philadel-
phia. Mrs. w. S. Hogg OF Annapolis and
Mrs. Robert Fisher presided in the dining
room. The receiving party stayed for
supper. which was an exceedingly pleas
ant finish to a charming occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Harrison Sheets,
ir.. are now located at 1347 Rhode Island
avenue for the winter, having just re-
turned from New York.
Capt Rush of the navy and Mrs Rush.
who have been spending the autumn at
u 4
their residence in Jefferson place for the
winter
The Mexican charge d affaires and Nine.
Godoy gave a family dinner last night in
honor of the former Mexican ambassador
and Nine. Casasus and had fifty or more
guests from the Spanish-speaking con-
tingent of the diplomatic corps come in
later for an informal reception and good
bye party. Senior and Nine. CaSaSus and
he Mexico
Miss Elena Calderon. daughter of the
minister of Bolivia and herself one Of
the most popular of bellies as we'll az Of
hostesses. gave luncheon today in COM
pliment to Miss Mary Lille Taylor. whose
bridesmaid she will be d week hence. The
others at the prettily decorated table
were Miss Hannah Taylor. Miss Mary
Brady of Baltimore. Miss Mercedes Godoy
and Miss Maria Calvo. all of the bridal
party; Miss Katherine Crane. Miss Perie
Anderson Miss Winifred Davis. Miss An
ME Bayard. Miss Stone. Miss Hastings,
the Misses Morse and Miss Georgia Knox.
Nine. J. Esputa DAILY and ner son. Mr..
Norman Esputa DAILY, will be a home to-
morrow afternoon, from . to &.
Miss katherine Elkins, who was
guest of Col. Robert NJ. Thompson in
his box at the opera in New York last
night. was about the most observed of
any person present. Miss ElkinS Is d
guest al the home of Col. and Mrs.
Thompson. at No. 3 East Goth street
who had also in their party last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. P. Pell Lord
Terence Browne and Gen. Horace Porter.
Miss Elkins wore an empire gown of
white crepe de chine and lace embrold-
cred with gold in symmetrical design at
the corsage and around the edge of the
skirt. Mrs. Pel wore a gown of mauve
satin yelled with gauze of the same color
and embellished with bands of silver lace
She also wore diadem of diamonds
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran gave din
ner of twenty covers last night for Con-
sui General Wynne and Mrs. Wynne.
The British ambassador and Mrs
Bryce are entertaining Lord Northcete
the retiring governor general of Aus
tralia and Lady Northcote. who arrived
yesterday afternoon. They gave a small
dinner for them last night and will again
during their stay. Mrs. Young assisted
Mrs. Bryce at her lat home yesterday
afternoon.
Lieut.. Col. James of the British en-
bassy and the Hon. Mrs. James gave a
small dinner last night to Brig Gen
and Mrs. Aleshire. the naval attache of
the Austro- Hungarian embassy and
Baroness Preuschen, the second secre-
tary of the British embassy and Mrs
George Young and Maj and Mrs. Stur-
gis.
Mrs Swanson wife of the Governor of
Virginia. is with Mrs. Marye on visit