The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-27
MISS TAYLOR ENGAGED:
TO WE'D IN DECEMBER
Will Become Bride of Dr. Reid Hunt-Mrs T. Dewitt
Tamage Hostess at Tea-Smart Party at New
Nahonal-Mrs. John Jay White Visits Here

messaline satin princess. made with a
long train. and trimmed with duchess
lace. The long tulle veil was held ia
place with a coT0net or orange blossoms.
and the bridal bouquet was a shower OF
Bride roses and lilies OF the valley Her
only ornament was a pearl chain with
a diamond pendant
Miss Elizabeth Hurdle wore a prin-
cess gown Of pale blue Inessaiine, trim
med with old lace, and carried a clus-
ter of pink rose buds.
The bridesmaids wore directoire gowns
Of white chiffon over yellow silk slips,
ana carried bouquets Of yellow ehry-
santhemums.
The little flower girls wore pretty
dresses OF white chiffon with accessories
Of yellow, and carried baskets Of yell
low roses
Little Miss Hilda Tully wore a dainty
white lace frock. and carried the ring
UpoE a white velvet pad
William Wendall was his brothers
pest man, and the ushers were DIT.
Harry Riley and John Thompson.
A reception followed the ceremony.
The house was beautifully adorned with
quantities of palms. ferns and yellow
and white chrysanthemums and COS
mos. Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Wendal LETT Washington for a North
ern wedding trip, the bride wearing a
tailored suit Of cuuard blue broadcioth
with hat OF the same shade.
After November ? they Will reside on
Grant road.
Mrs. Richard Townsend was hostess
at luncheon for a, small party yesterday
in her home on Massachusetts az enue.
Mrs, D. P Mccartney, who zpent
the sumner ia her country place ia
Csterville. Mass. has returned 10 Wash
I d
Nineteenth street for the winter.
Mrs. Randall Hoes will be hostess
al tea IN her home on Rhode Island
/ benefit OF the House OF Mercy. An I'M
teresting feature Of the afternoon VIII
be an exhibition and sale Of the handi-
/ work OF the inmates
On Thursday. November y, n tea and
similar exhibition will be held at the
House Of Mercy, 24o8 K street
The Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Beekmau winthrop
were hosts at an informal dinner last
evening In their home on Masga~
chusetts avenue.
Mrs. Samuel Reber, daughter Of Cen
eral Niles, viii leave Washington
/ Thursday for Manila where she will
! join her husband, Major Reber, u. s.
I A, who is on duty there, Mrs. Reber
/ VIII spend the winter and spring in the
Philippines
General Miles has leased his house
| on Seventeenth and n streets, as he
/ expects to spend the winter travelling.
The Japanese Ambassador ard the
Baroness Iakahira were hosts - lunch
con yesterday in theirEhome on K street
/ complimentary 10 Mrs. Buck. widow or
the former minister to Japan
Gen. and Mrs. John ". Foster nave
gone to Indianapolis, Ind. where they
/ will attend the unwilling today OF ne
statue or the late ex-E-esideut Te1fa-
min Harrison. General Foster was
Secretary OF State during the admins
traiOn Of President Harrison. ana he
and Mrs Foster are members Of the
house party which Mrs Harrison Is
entertaining. The party consists of
the members Of General Harrison's Cab
ret who are still living. Mrs Har-
flspn VIII give a reception this after
noon 70 the members Of the COMMITTEES
ana Jnelr wives and a dinner this even
/ ing tomorrow evening she viii be host
1 at dinner for her house guests,
Among those who attended the per
Torrance at the Columbia Tbeater last
evening were Mai. Gen. J. Franklin
/ Bell and a party: Mai. Gen James r
I Aleshire, Mrs Aleshire, and the Misses
Aleshire; Major n, Gray ZaIiDsI<v. Mrs.
LallnsEy, and AIrS. Brandagee. Major
/ 80 ~ JtALiit.S W. Long. MISS Rosa
/ Lee Matthews. Mrs. Harold SDowden-
/ and Miss Lehman, and Prof. Goodman
Miss Mary A Cryder. who spent tba
1 latter part OF last week in New York.
/ the guest Of Nine Cecile Chamfnade'
mas returned TO Washington. Miss Crv-
1 der has been Nine. Chaminade's e-Iast
! several times previously IN France
! Nine, Chaminade' s first recital held in
4 New York Saturday, in the Carnegie
! HAN, was a wonderful success. A re-.
/ ception was held afterward, .and was
/ largely attended.
| Mrs Robson and Miss Robson. who
/ have spent the autumn season abroad.
/ are now in Paris, and will sail for this
! country on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
| Crosse November l.
James. Hoy, Z. S. n. and Mrs. Hoy
| announce the engagement of their
/ daughter, Nora Hoy, to Pierre WenZpl
/ Of Venice and Paris.
| Miss Cora Woodland and Alvin Kesfchs.
/ both OF Washington. were married in
| Rockville Tuesday evening. October 20
| Miss Beatrice NJ. Davis. Of NJ street
/ northeast, who has been iii with typhoid
fever in her home. is Commissioning.
Max Mustadter will sail today from
| New York to Witteu on the PfShp