Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-13
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CONTINUED FINE WEATHER
FOR FALL FUNCTIONS.
Secretary and Mrs. Garfield Begin
Dinner-Giving-A Double
Debut.

| The Secretary of the Interior and
| Mrs. Garfield entertained at dinner last
night in honor of Lady Alan tombstone.
who is spending some time with her
| mother, Mrs. James Pinchot.
| Miss Mary T. Knockey and Mr.. Irving
Taylor, both of this city, were married
at the Holy Name Church by the Rev.
Father Carey Wednesday evening last,
| at o'clock. The wedding march and
chorus were rendered by the church
choir. Afterward Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
went to the home of the groom. where
they were received with showers Of
rice and flowers.
The bride wore cream English
| flannel walking suit. and French pic
| ture hat to match. The parties In
waiting were Miss Minnie knockey;;
| sister of the bride. and Mr.. Edward
West. well known business man OF
this city. The house was artistically
! decorated with palms and flowers.
Rear Admiral and Mrs +. W. Dickins
| have returned from their summer home
| on Wooster Heights, Danbury. Conn,
and are visiting the parents or MRS.
Dickins. Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt, at 2O14
Columbia road
| A late afternoon wedding yesterday was
that of Miss Lucy Haywood Young.
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| Young, and Mr.. Walter Reynolds Powell,
at ST. Johns Episcopal Church. Rev. Ed
| ward S. Dunlap officiating. The ushers
who seated the large gathering were MT.
Everett Peck of New York, MI Lester
| Morgan Speir, Mr.. Edward c. Robinson
and Mr.. William Hamilton Young, brother
of the bride. The brides only attendant
| was Miss Mary Barbour Gaines Of Brook
| land. d. c., and Mr.. J. Harry Mcdowell
was best man.
The bride cana in church with her
| mother, and was modishly attired in
brown cloth, trimmed with soutache
| braid, with a velvet hat of the same
shade, trimmed with brown plumeS. Her
shower bouquet was of bride roses and
maidenhair fern. Miss Gaines wore brown
| crepe de chine, made on directoire model
! and brown beaver hat. She carried an
armful of pink carnations. Mrs. Young
| wore black crepe de chine, trimmed with
| rare old lace. a hat of black velvet and
| had on a cOrsage bouquet Of violets
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and bridegroom left for New York.
| for Porto Rico. Their future home Will
| be in New York.
| Among the out-of-town guests were
| Mrs. John D. Rose of Henderson. N. c.,
and Miss Elizabeth Rose, sister and niece
| Of the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt Baker OF
| New York, Mr.. and Mrs. John Long and
| the Misses Long and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| f. Stedman. all of Philadelphia, and Mrs
Alice COrnwell of New York.
| Mrs Sallie Carter Buchanan of Della
ware is visiting Mrs. s. J. Kubel on East
Capitol street.
Mrs Rosalie H. Bocock, who has been
| for several seasons the chairman of the
| annual ball of the Southern Relief So
| ciety, and has made such success of these
balls, has declined reappOintment, but
will continue to serve as a member of the
board Of trustees.
| Maj Gen. and Mrs Charles f. Hum
phrey, who have decided upon Washing
| ton as their winter home, have taken
| 1920 18th street for their residence. Miss
| Humphrey and Miss Helen Humphrey.
who have been in Washington very little
| during the past two years. are now here
with their parents. Capt. Eben H. Hum
ton for duty. will Join the family early in
December.
The horse show began yesterday to be
| attractive to persons who are we'll known
here and who attended New York's largest
social gathering arrayed in their finest
clothes. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh,
| who are on their way here for the win
ter are enjoying visits to the show. Yes
terday Mrs. Walsh wore deep dove col
ored satin combined with cut steel and
Italian lace, picture hat of gray satin.
with gray and white shaded ostrich
|
mauve orchids.
Mrs William May Wright was in en-
pire costume of dove gray chiffon; muSh-
room hat of black natural beaver, with
two clusters of gardenias and foliage.
| Miss Anne Depew Paulding wore deep
wine colored chiffon velvet. covered with
! a long cloak of Pompeiian red cashmere
satin edged with Persian lamb: small
round black velvet hat with deep red and
black ospreys.
| Mrs Charles Potter King. daughter of
ex-senator Clark. wore claret colored
chiffon cloth coat costume and picture
hat of deep red velvet with plumes of the
same shade. and Miss Gladys Roosevelt
had on an empire gown of turquoise blue
chiffon satin, the yoke and sleeves of
tucked white chiffon: picture hat of black
velvet with black and pale blue ostrich
| plumes.
| The Danish minister. Count Won MOltke.
has leased 2622 10Th street. This adjoins
| on the north the house recently leased by
the Swedish minister. and will soon add
another household to the notable ones
now living north of the Henderson home
| in the splendid houses recently built by
| ex-senator and Mrs. J. B. Henderson.
| The Misses Prescott gave tea yes
| terday i'll compliment 10 two Of the win
| ter's debutantes. Miss Carolyn Murray
and Miss Ruth Bliss. Miss Annie Irwin
and others whose debuts will occur this
and next month were assisting.
| Mrs Theodore L. Holbrook introduced
| her. daughter, Miss Katherine Holbrook.
| and her niece. Miss Marion Blake. yester-
| day at tea at the Highlands. The large
| reception room was most tastefully dec
| GRATED with palms, chrysanthemums and
| roses. and at one end of the room. be-
| hind a screen of palms. an orchestra
! gave delightful music throughout the aft
! ernoon. The color scheme of the dainty
| refreshment table was pink and was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Laird and Mrs. Kim
mel. The receiving party consisted of
! Mrs HOlbrOOk who wore handsome
| directoire gown of peacock blue satin ::
| Mrs Blake in white lace gown. and
| the two debutantes Miss HOlbrOOk and
| Miss Blake. who looked charming in
| white messaline and chiffon trimmed with
| silver. and who carried some of the many
| floral tributes sent them. Miss Taunt
! and Miss Fahnstaca. both becOmingly
| dressed in white. were assisting. as were
| also Miss Lillian Baxter Miss Bessie SEES
sionS and Miss Catherine Crane. the last
| three debutantes of this season who
| will soon make their formal bow to