Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-26

the attendants will be Miss Eoise Stew
art. maid of honor; Miss Anne Selden of
and Miss frances Stewart, bridesmaids:
Mrs. Walter Farley Roberts Of Utica, N
Y, and Mrs. Blair Armstrong. matrons
Of honor; Mr.. Kenneth selden OF New
York Will be his brothers best man. and
Mr.. George Yundt and Mr.. Charles Har-
ris of Richmond. Va, groOmsmen. The
small nephews of the bride. Stewart Rob-
erts Of Utica. Carter Stewart and A1exan-
der Stewart OF Louisville, KY, will be
pages.
Among the out-of-town guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Selden and Miss Sell
den Of this city.
A number Of parties in compliment to
the lovely bride-elect will precede the
wedding. Among those entertaining will
be Mrs. r. T. Dorsey, Mrs. Sims Bray and
Mrs. Blair Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Small an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter,
Bessie Duke, and Mr.. Charles Theopholus
Eden Of San Francisco and Chicago.
oldest and most prominent families OF
North Carolina, a niece of Representative
John H Small Of that state.
are making hunting trip through the
northwest. After q brief stay in Denver
they Will go direct to the Rockies, visit
ing some Of the northwest cities on their
return. They will make short stay in
Minneapolis, where both Lave many
friends
A bridge party at the home Of a popu-
lar and accomplished matron the other
day was unceremoniously turned into
cooking bee. The games had been played
and refreshments were served in the ac-
customed fashion.
But there was one thing about the re-
freshments which was SO far above the
a. str n0A
it brought forth q chatter of enthusiasm
from the assembled guests. This was the
angel food cake. which they declared
was light and dainty as ambrosia.
One attractive young debutante whose
| brief existence has been spent chiefly
in having good time exclaimed that II
| she could make cake like that she would
be perfectly happy. Whereupon the host
| ess divulged the fact that she was the
| author of the cake and would be only
| too glad to teach any one who wished
| to learn.
I'm fact. there's no time like the pres
ent." said she, and. followed by the
the way to the kitchen. Downing q be-
| frilled white apron, she beat the whites
| of the eggs, sifted flour and with the
eyes of her admiring guests upon her
concocted a duplicate Of the cake which
the bridge players had enjoyed SO much
for refreshments.
| Each guest wrote the recipe for the
| cake on the back Of her bridge score
and declared that she was going to make
an angel food cake the first opportunity.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Duthiel Cabanne of
st. Louis entertained Informally at tea
| at their home on Berlin avenue last Sun
Miss Julie Cabanne, and Capt. Austin
Allen Parker. U. 8. A.. whose marriage
took place Wednesday. The couple left
Immediately after the wedding for San
no NJHov
l S for Capt. Parker's station in Manila,
, p. I.
Miss Bertha Holmes leaves for Denver
to spend Christmas with her sisters, and
later will go to Manila to join her
mother, Mrs. w. 8. Eby.
The marriage of Miss Juliet Taylor
daughter of Col. Charles w. Taylor Of
| st. Paul, Mimi. and Lieut.. Eugene Ely.
| 5th United States Cavalry, will take place
the evening of Saturday, December 2, at
| the home Of the bride.
| Senator and Mrs. Bryan Of Florida ar
rived last week and have an apartment
| at the Cochran for the winter
The wedding of Miss carrye Mae Moser
! tf Nashville, Tenn, and Mr.. Henry Her
bert Wilson of Washington took place
at the home of the brides parents Tues
day evening at o'clock, the bride select
| ing that day as 1t was also her nineteenth
birthday anniversary The house was
beautiful with profusion Of yellow and
white chrysanthemums, palms and ferns.
white flowers being used in the parlor,
| where the ceremony took place. A pro-
gram of vocal music preceded the wedding
march, while during the ceremony several
sweet selections were softly played. The
only attendants were four ribbon bearers.
Misses Thelma Moser, Sue Gordon. Mary
Frances Dickerson and Bertha Mae
Wood, daintily attired in 'lace-trimmed
white lingerie frocks. The bride, who is
| beautiful girl, was gowned in white
satin with an overdress of chiffon trim
med with seed pearls and silk fringe,
wreath Of lilies Of the valley in her hair.
She carried chatelaine bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley. Immediate
| ly after the ceremony the bride donned
her gowing-away gown OF brown cloth
with q hat Of brown velvet and fur. and
the young couple left for an extended
bridal trip. after which they will be at
home at the Parkwood. where a hand
| somely furnished apartment awaits their,
coming.
Mr.. ana Mss. John =. ". Cochran,