The Washington herald., 1910-12-08

wife OF Senator Taylor; Mrs Hamilton
Browning. of New York. house guest of
Mrs. Dennis. and Mrs. Green Cay Good
loe presided at the tea table. Mrs. Paul
c. Patterson presided at the punch bowl
assisted by Miss May Hammond and Miss
Eliza Morgan McMillin. Mrs C. II. Syme
and Miss Alkaline Cup also assisted. Mrs
Dennis was handsomely gowned in
white satin, yelled in Chantilly lace, with
effective touches of American Beauty
satin. Mrs Riker wore American Beauty
satin, yelled in black chiffon.
AR and Mrs Truxtun Beale were hosts
for a small company at breakfast yester-
day at their home. in Lafayette square.
Among the guests were the Danish Min
lister and Countess MoItke, the American
Minister 10 Norway and Mrs. Herbert H.
d. PIERCE. George Won L. Meyer SecTe-
tary of the Navy; Mrs. Thomas F. Bay
ard and Lord Percy. of the British En-
bassy
Gen. and Mrs. John W. Foster have
issued invitations for dinner Wednes-
day evening. December Il. at which Mi
and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie viii be the
principal guests.
The wedding Of Miss Winifred Days,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Todd
Davis, and Lieut.. Richard c. Moore, l..
S. A.. took place yesterday afternoon at
Highlands. Rev Charles Wood, of the
Church of the Covenant. performed the
ceremony in the presence of a small
gathering of relatives and intimate
friends number of additional guests
were asked for the reception at 5
o'clock The ballroom was beautifully
decorated In the engineer colors. red
and white. the bridegroom being at
tached TO that branch of the service.
A string orchestra played the wedding
music including the ,Lohengrin'' and
Mendelssohn wedding marches, the
Angels Serenade,' and other appro-
pirate numbers.
The bride was escorted and given in
marriage by her father She wore
beautiful gown of rich ivory satin and
chiffon, embroidered in chalk pearls
The bodice and sleeves were almost en-
tirely OF embroidered chiffon, and the
front panel of the skirt was draped
With chiffon in tunic effect. Her tulle
ven was held in place with orange
blossoms, and clusters Of the same
blossoms adorned the bodice and the
gracefully draped trained skirt. She
carried a shower bouquet OF lilies of the
valley and white orchids Her only
ornament was a necklace of pearls
Miss Dorothy Iangfitt. who was maid
of honor, wore gown Of white lace
over pink satin. with touches Of crystal
trimming. and carried a cluster Of
American Beauty roses. She wore a
small theater cap OF gold lace. trimmed
with a white aigTette. The bridesmaids
Miss Maitland Marshall daughter OF
Gen William l.. Marshall, L. s. A, and
Mrs. Marshall. and Miss Mary Lands,
daughter of former Representative Ian
dis. OF Indiana, wore pink satin yelled
in chiffon and lace, with clusters Of pink
silk rosebuds trimming the skirt and
blouse and dainty Marie Antoinette
caps Of gold lace trimmed with pink rose
buds and white aigrettes. They carried
American Beauty roses. Two little nieces
Of the bride. Irene Davis and Evelyn
Teel of Bridgeport Conn. acted as
flower girls. They wore dainty frocks Of
white embroidered null and black Char
lotte COTday hats. They carried old
fashioned paper frilled bouquets of red
and white garden roses.
Lieut. Julian L. Schley, L. s A, acted
as best man for Lieut. Moore and the
ushers were Lieut.. William H Rose, L..
5 A. Lieut.. u. l. Sultan L. = A.;
Lieut. Max Tyler. T.. S.~A., and Lieut..
r. g. Alexander. L. S. A. The bride
groom and his attendants wore the full
dress uniforms of their rank, and their
brilliant military trimmings formed an
effective background for the dainty
gowns OF the bride and her attendants.
The decorations. in compliment to the
bridegroom. were red and white. the
colors OF the Engineer Corps. Mrs. Da-
viz. mother OF the bride. assisted in re-
ceiving the guests at the reception. and
was gowned in black Spanish lace,
trimmed with touches of coral. Mrs "
5. Teel, Of Bridgeport, Conn, sister OF
the bride wore black chiffon over vel
low satin. with a large black picture hat
Lieut. Moore and his bride left Wash
ington later in the evening for a bridal
trip, going first 10 New York. from
where they viii sail for Panama and the
West Indies, the bridegroom having OBJ
tanned two months leave Of absence. The
bride Travelled in a tailored suit of gobelin
blue. with a velvet turban of the same
shade. trimmed with a band of tapestry
and blue aigrctte. Upon their return
the young people will reside at New
Cumberland W. Va. where Lieut.. Moore
is stationed in charge of the construction
of government lock and dam No. Q.
The bride entertained the wedding par
ty at dinner Tuesday evening at the
Highlands. having as her guests Lieut..
9. II. Patterson, L. ). A, and Mrs. Pat
terson: Miss Dorothy Langfitt. the maid
of honor; Miss Maitland Marshall and
Miss Mary Lands. the bridesmaids; Miss
Edith Koon. Miss Natalie briggs, Mrs.
W. S. Teel, Mrs. 5. T. Davis, jr.; Lieut.
Moore. and his best man.
Mrs. John W. Dwight, wife of Repre-
sentative Dwight, of New York, has left
Los Angeles, en- route to Washington,
after spending the past six weeks as
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Emmeline
Childs. Mrs. Dwight has been the guest
in whose honor a number OF social func-
tiOns have been given during her visit
in California. and the day before her de-
parture she entertained at luncheon for
eighteen Of The California Club.
Mrs. James F. Barbour has cards out
for tea Tuesday. December IS. in honor
of DR.. and Mrs. S. Weir Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Larner enter
tanned at tea yesterday afternoon from
to O'Clock at their home in Nineteenth
street, when they presented their daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth Parker Larner, to Wash
ington society. Quantities of palms, ferns,
smilax, and clusters of yellow chrysan-
themums adorned the drawing-room and
the dining-room was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion with pink Killar-
ney roses and ferns. Assisting in receiv-
ing the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. South