The Washington herald., 1910-12-01

of cloth OF gold, and she carried Golden
Gate roses. Mrs. Smith had assisting
her her sister-in-law, Mrs. Clarence Nor
nlent; her sister, Mrs. Ulie NJ, Hurley;
her fathers widow and second wife, Mrs
Mamie e. Norment; her niece, Mrs. John
Alden; close friend OF the debutante,
Miss Ruby Stokes. and the following
buds OF this year: Miss Ruth Parker,
Miss Ruth Parker Larnel. Miss Hazel
Cox Miss Marion Edmonston King, Miss
Marie Ray, Miss Nellie Acker. Miss
Louise Robertson. Miss Katherine Sprigg
Poole, Miss Mildred Bacon. Miss Elsie
Browning, and Miss Natalie Herman, Of
Syracuse, n. Y, house guest of Miss
Larner. and Miss Mary Baxter, of Bog
ton. house guest of Mrs. and Miss Smith.
very large company surged through
the house from 70 s.
MIR. and Mrs. Smith entertained the re-
ceiving party al dinner at Rauscher's
after the tea. and later about 100 young
people danced The men asked TO the
dinner included Mr.. Arthur Plant. Mr
Archibald King Mr.. Thilman Hendrick.
Mr.. David Ifendrick. Mr.. Arthur Browne
Mr.. Jesse Browne. Mr.. Maurice Moore,
Mr. Ballard Moore. Mr. Frank Fox, Mr..
Albert Calder Mr.. Frederick Krafts Mr..
Carl Buttman Mr. Frank Seymour Smith.
brother of the bud of the afternoon, and
Mr. Howard Hill. OF Baltimore. At
Rauscher's the decorations were quite
simple and all in pink They danced in
the small ballroom. and the midnight
supper was served in the large ballroom,
at small tables. An orchestra played
during the dinner and for the dancing.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Hit, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Isaac r. Hit. to
Mr. Henry Miner Eakin took place last
evening in the home Of the brides par
ents, 1894 Columbia road. az O'Clock
Rev. Joseph Dawson officiating 1t was
one Of the prettlest home weddings seen
here. The decorations were all in white
and green, the bride and bridegroom
standing for the ceremony Aader can
opy of the most delicate greens. and the
same effects filed the corners OF the
halls and drawing-rooms. The path Of
the bridal party from the stairs 10 the
improvised altar was formed by four rib
bon bearers, Misses Dorothy and Laura
HasbrOuck and the brides two Young
brothers, Birch and Reynolds Hit, hold
ing wide white satin ribbon. The COM
a very few close friends OF the bride
and bridegroom, the reception being omit
ted because OF the recent Illness OF the
brides mother, who is only Just re-
covering. The bride was attended By
her sister. Miss Leila Hit maid OF honor,
ana the best man was Mr.. Willard Eakin.
brother Of the bridegroom The bridal
music was played By Miss Margaret
OToole. upon her harp. and was both
beautiful and effective. The brides gown
was OF white satin yelled with chiffon
cloth delicately trimmed with princess
lace. Her veil was held with a coronet
OF real orange blossoms from California
and she carried a shower of Bride roses
and lilies OF the valley. The maid of
honor wore pale blue marquisette over
pale blue satin and carried a shower of
pink rosebuds and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. Hit, mother OF the bride, wore
two-toned maTquisette OF gray and Law
ender, over lavender silk. and with this
some rare old corals, heirlooms in her
mothers family. supper was served after
the ceremony and the bride and bride
groom left for a wedding trip. which is
kept a secret, even 20 the time Of their
return. The young bride wore a becom-
ing going-away gown OF brown. with
brown hat and furs. They win be an
home at the Northumberland later In the
season.
Countess Luise Alexandra Won Bern
storff. daughter OF the German Ambas- /
sador, viii go to New York on Saturday
10 be the guest OF Miss Amy Townsend. |
OF 5l3 Fifth avenue.
Miss Alice Vandergrift Will leave Wash |
ington next Tuesday for Louisville. Ky.
where she will be the house guest OF Miss
D0r0thv HmsseN Nj Nandararif. r-iIl |