Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Connell of TIPS Q
street announce the marriage of their
daughter; Elizabeth Claypool. and Mr..
James Hiram Ishewood Tuesday, October
II. The ceremony was very quietly per-
formed at the home of the bride in the
presence of her parents, on account of
the delicate health of Mrs. Connell. Mr..
and Mrs. Ishewood will be at home after
November Is at their new home. Meade
street, Buckhannon, w. Va
Representative Jack Beall and Mrs.
Beall, who have been domiciled at the
Brighton for several months past, expect
TO go to housekeeping about the first of
November
After spending the summer with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tefft, in
Memphis. Miss Roberta Tefft has re-
turned and is with her uncle and aunt,
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Van Dusen.
The debutante season will begin around
Thanksgiving, though already several
early December dates have been tenta-
lively taken for the teas. and Christmas
week for the dances. which are to be a
happy sequel to the coming-out festiv-
tiles Of favored few. Not all those who
intend to go in society this winter are
to have formal presentations, but the
great majority are.
The debutantes whose plans for the
season are already well under way are
Miss Ruth Hitchcock daughter of Sen
ator and Mrs. Hitchcock of Nebraska
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith, doughter of Sem
ator and Mrs: Hoke Smith of Georgia.
Miss Laura Burleson. daughter Of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Burleson of Texas
Miss Helen Hardy, daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hardy of Texas; Miss
Mary Howry, daughter of Justice Howry !;
Miss Emily Beatty. daughter of the COM
mandant of the navy yard and Mrs
Frank Beatty; Miss Dorothy Taylor
daughter of Capt Taylor. T. s. N. and
Mrs. Taylor; Miss Frances Hodges.
daughter of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Harry
ton, daughter of Capt. William b. Caper-
ton, L. S. n, and Mrs. Caperton
The two young daughters of the Cuban
minister. the Senoritas Rvero will rep
resent the diplomatic corps in the, galaxy
of buds the coming season.
The greater number, however belong
to resident society. and among them are
Miss Leta Montgomery. daughter of Mr..
the Chief Justice and Mrs White; Miss
Mildrey Aubrey. granddaughter of the
late Chief Justice Fuller: Miss Eleanor
Reyburn. daughter of the mayor of Phla-
beth Reid Rogers. daughter of MI. and
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers; Miss Eliza beth
Noyes daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
w. Noyes; Miss Edith Oracle. daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. Archibald Oracle: Miss
Celestine Finley. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. FINLEY: Miss Dorothy Broo $.
daughter of Mrs. E. c. Brooks: Miss Eliz-
abeth Mumford. daughter of M. and
Mrs. Edward Mumford. and Miss Ellen
Douglas Fillebrown, daughter of DR. and
Mrs. John p. Fillebrown
Miss Isabel Crosby. daughter of Lieut..
Col. w. d. Crosby. L. $ A.. and hrs
Crosby. was debutante last season in
Detroit. and Miss Julia Crosby. her
younger sister, may come out here this
year
There are quite a number of others
whose families or themselves are as yet
undecided whether they will be formally
presented the coming winter. and the list
is therefore likely to receive many
cessions before the new year.
A charming wedding of Yesterday was
that of Miss Ethel Anderson, daughter
or Mr.. Joseph Longworth Anderson, and
DR.. Henry Clark Thatcher Of New York
The ceremony took place at noon, at st
.Lohns Church. in the presence of a dis
Cotton Smith, the rector. officiating
The bride was escorted and given away
by her father. She wore a lovely dress
OF heavy ivory satin. having a square
shoulders. with panel of fine old lace
reaching the hem The waist was of lace
and satin. cut with V neck.
Her tulle veil was held with spray of
orange blossoms. and she carried a large
round bouquet of bride roses.
The Misses Frances and Elizabeth An
derson. sisters of the bride. and Miss
Helen Thatcher of New York, sister Of
the groom. were the only attendants
Two of the bridesmaids wore pale pink
satin yelled In delicate pink and blue chif-
ION caught up on the skirt with tiny pink
satin roses
They wore pink-corded silk poke bon
nets. with large bows Of the silk at the
back, and trimmed with garland of
soft-toned silk roses and a band of sable.
The third bridesmaid wore pink satin
OF the same shade but trimmed with
hounces of exquisite fine, lace caught up
on the waist and skirt with little gold
tassels
She wore a large fiat hat of pink satin
with bow of gold lace edged with fur.
Their bouquets were of deep pink roses
and lilies of the valley.
~, me best man was Mr.. Thomas a.
Thatcher of New York. the groom's
brother and there were four ushers
among those present at the church were
gown of purple brocade with a touue to
match, and very handsome wrap of
mole color: the Countess de Chambrun
wore wrap of black satin with a deep
Iimmed with white ostrich tips; Mr. and
Nine. Won Swinderen the latter in mauye
chiffon, with a black hat trimmed with
a large white plume; Mr.. and Mrs.
satin and chiffon, with small hat of
kings blue satin trimmed with plumes
Of the same shade.
The church was decorated with ma Inns
foliage plants and autumn leaves and
there were vases filled with white chrys-
anthemums. A wedding breakfast for
most of those who attended the cere
mony followed at the winter home of Mr.
Anderson on Massachusetts avenue before
the departure Of DIR. and Mrs Thatcher
for their honeymoon travels
They will reside in New York cfty
The marriage Of Miss Helen Douglas.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Doug
las. and Mr.. Alvin W. King of New
York, will take place next Tuesday even
ing at o'clock at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Takoma Park, D. c.
Rev. Frederick w. Smith, the rector.
will perform the ceremony, and the bride
will be given away by her father.
The maid of honor will be Miss Mary
II. Wingate and the bridesmaids are
Miss Edith Campbell of Washington
Court House. Ohio; Miss Katharine Nor
row. Miss Lizette Hopkins and Miss
Elizabeth Watkins. Mr.. Edwin III. King
of Pittsburgh. Pa, will attend his brother
best man. and the ushers will be Mr..
John j. Serrel of Plainfield, ~ j.: Mr.
Howard L. Seaman of Wilmington: Del.
Mr.. William HI. McCauIy of New York
and Mr.. Willard r. Douglas, brother of
the bride. Little Miss Dorothy Shoe
maker and Miss Elizabeth Griffith will be
the flower girls.
A large reception will follow the cere-
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