The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-05
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
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ton. December l. Miss Van Arsdale has
made her home with her uncle and aunt
ever since the death OF her father, her
mother having died when she was very
young. She is a daughter OF Mr. Knoxs
sister. who was herself well known in
! Washington as belle.
! The dates for the Bachelors Cotillions
this winter have been set for January
and 49, and February p The most coveted
object Of the debutante's first season Is
an invitation TO a bachelor cotillion. The
officers elected for this year are Mr. GisI
Blair. president; Col Montgomery NJ
Macomb vice president: Mr.. Frederick
II. Brooke secretary; Mr.. Franklin H.
Ellis. treasurer. and Commander Cleland
Davis. Mr.. James Vaudeville Carlisle,
Mr.. William F. Hit. and Capt Sherwood
A. Cheney completing the floor commit
tee. The last named takes the place of
Mr.. William Phillips. former Third AS
sistant Secretary OF State. who has been
appointed first secretary OF the United
States embassy at London.
Mrs. James c. Pilling has issued invi-
tatons for a tea on Saturday. November
%. TO present her daughter. Miss Ruth
Harper Pilling Mrs. and Miss PiIIing
will be at home on Mondays through
| but the season, at their home 1343 Fiji
| teenth street
The Starmont Auxiliary in aid OF con-
sumptives will give a luncheon and
bazaar in old Masonic Temple. corner Of
! Ninth and F streets, on Friday and
Saturday, November 10 and o. Lunch
will DO served from u to ?. and on Fri
day supper la carte viii be served
from till Z.
Col and Mrs. Spencer Cosby are with
Mrs. Cosbys mother. Mrs Charles r
Shepard, until the first Of the year, when
their own house will be completed.
Miss Kathleen Prescott. daughter OF
Mr.. Charles Herbert Prescott. was mar
ried yesterday afternoon to Mr. Benjamin
Phmpott Champion. The ceremony was
performed at 4 O'Clock in the chapel OF
the Church OF the Covenant by the
pastor, Rev Charles Wood. Only a
small family party was present. owing 10
the recent death OF the brides mother
The bride wore her travelling suit OF
dark blue serge. with dark blue hat. and
carried white chrysanthemums. Mr..
Champion and his bride left Immediately
after the wedding FOR a short trip and
viii be at home after November 10, at
the Sterling. 1915 Calvert street
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Mary c. Smith 10 Mr. John +. O'Donnsu
on Wednesday. October %. in St Martins
Catholic Church. Rev Eugene Hannah
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
lO'D0nnell have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are at home at 426 Florida
avenue.
Mr. Thomas Lee McCung. treasurer OF
the United States. has leased an apart
ment IN the Connecticut for the season.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff viii give their first dinner
PARTY this season on Monday evening,
November T.
Miss Lillian Thomas. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Burns Thomas, OF this
city, was married Wednesday evening
to Mr Guy II. Oyster. The ceremony
was performed IN the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church by Rev. Charles
Cole. The church was handsomely dec
grated with autumn leaves. palms. and
white chrysanthemums The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Gertrude
Thomas as maid OF honor. and four
bridesmaids. Miss Evelyn Benson. Of
FrostburF. Md, Miss Ethel Stewart. OF
Baltimore; Miss Claribel Weigle. and
Miss Edna Thomas. another sister OF
81 h-lN
Of the bride. was best man. and the
ushers were Mr.. John Ray. Mr.. Frank
Oyster. brother OF the bridegroom: Mr..
Edward Wlver and Mr.. Parke Galleher.
The bride wore a gown Of white satin
with yoke and bertha of lace. a tulle veil
held with lilies of the valley, and carried
white orchids and lilies uf the valley
The maid Of honor was in seni-tmpire
gown OF pink satin with bands OF crystal
embroidery She carried pink roses. The
bridesmaids wore white organdie over
yellow, pink, blue. and lavender. respec-
lively, with sashes and hair ornaments OF
the corresponding colors They all car
ried white chrysauthemums. a reception
for relatives and a few intimate friends
I followed in the home of the brides pa
rents in quincy street. where the decora-
tons were the same at as the church.
Mrs Thomas. mother OF the bride. wore
gown OF rich gray silk. and Mrs.
Oyster. mother Of the bridegroom wore
mauve wolfe over blue satin. After the
reception. the bride and bridegroom left
on their wedding journey for New York
and Atlantic City The bride wore a
travelling gown Of Copenhagen blue, with
a velvet toQue Of the same shade. They
will return to Washington TO spend
Thanksgiving, and on November q they
viii sail for the bTidegroOm's post OF
. duty in Porto Rico. where he Is connected
5 with the customs service. lie Is the son
OF Mr.. r. w Osyter, Of this city The
home Of the bride and bridegroom will
be at Bayamon. Porto Rico
The marriage OF NJ clara Barton
; Kehoe, daughter Of AK and Mrs W J.
Kehoe. 10 Mr.. Howard Montgomery Etch-
ison took place at s o'clock last evening
, I'm the home Of the brides father, in
Twenty second street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Herbert Scott Smith.
rector Of St. Margaret's Church, in the
presence Of the members OF the two fam
HES, and was followed by a reception
at Rauscher'S The brides only attendant
; was her sister, Miss Mae Elizabeth
, Kehoe. and Mr. Berkeley Simmons Fitch
ison was his brothers best man. After
the reception and supper the bride and
! bridegroom left for trip North. and will
be at home later at the Kalorama.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Acker, OF Jackson
: Vile. Fla. are spending a few weeks in
! Washington. They are stopping at the
s Hotel Everett 1870 H street
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Andrews have re-
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