Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15

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York. is a guest at the British embassy
for few days.
Miss Margaret Cotton Smith has gone
Ia New York To be the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. Chalmers Wood. for a brief stay.
Mrs. Charles c. Glover entertained at
debutante.s luncheon Yesterday in honor
of Miss Mary Addison Webb.
Mrs. w Y Judson. wife of Commits
Sioncr JUdSOn. entertained at a tea yes
tcrday afternoon from = TO . o'clock at
colorcd chiffon. with large picture hat.
and had assisting her Mrs. Hall. wife OF
Brig. Gen William p. Hall. L. S. A.:
Mrs. oiheen. wife of Rear Admiral Ed
Garden. wife OF MAJ. Barden, l. S. A;
Mrs. Green CLAY Goodloe and Mrs. Will
liam CUrcOTan Hill.
WASHINGTON are in New York for few
DAYS and arc staying at the Hotel VOL
colt.
capt. T. W. Kinkaid I. S. n. and
Mr. Kinkaid of Annapolis have an
roGnced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy kinkaid. 10 Lieut.. H.
T.. Kinimel, I. s. n
Thr wedding of MI. Robert f. Lee
Phelps ard Miss Margaret Lenora Bell
was s1lemnized Tuesday even ng IN the
IauCduU NJ. T.. Church. Rev. w. l. NC
keuney officiating. The bride was ac-
cuaIpauied to the altar by her brother
MI J. NlleH Bel. The brides sister. Miss
Beulah Bell. was the maid OF honor ana
the other bridesmaids. Misses Susie Har-
vev. Helen Maddox. Lizzie Thomas and
Afaude Froth ngham. Little Misses Violet
Dixon and Ruth Phelps were the howef
man and the ushers were Messrs. Pelham
Walton. William Page, Max Haskell and
Errett L.ankford-
In the home of Gen. and Mrs. Arson G.
NcCook -: West 54th street. New York.
yesterday afternoon, their only daughter
Miss Katharine McCOok. was married TO
Mr.. Hugh Smith Knox. son of the Sec
rotary of State and Mrs Philander I.
Knox. Owing 10 mourning in the family
of the bride the wedding was as simple
as possible 1t Witnessed only by
relatives and Il few of the most intimate
friends of the TWO families.
The ceremony took place in the drawing
room. the Rev. DIR. John Henry Jowet;,
pastor OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. officiating
The bride entered the room with her
father who escorted her to the temporary
of palms and white flowers. She Lad no
attendants. There was Il bit OF sentiment
in her wedding gown. il having been
worm by her mother al her marriage. II
made OF white satin. enbr oidered
with pearls and draped with old point
Lace. The Veil also was Of lace She
carried a bouquet OF lilies of the valley,
which during the ceremony was held by
Ter school friend. Miss Helen Clay F'rick.
Mr. Knox was attended by his brother.
MIR. Reed Knox. There We're no usherS.
There were present at the ceremony the
Secretary of S;ate and Mrs Knox. Mr.
III Ar-l Ion lT an
Mrs. John X Tindle. son-;n-law and
laughter e he Secretary of State; Mrs.
Reed Knox. formerly Miss Elizabeth Nc
look. a cousin of the bride; Mrs Malcolm
Whitman. Miss Martha McCook Mr..
Peter augustus Jay. Nr. and Mrs. Charles
Il Alexander. the Misses Aiexan or. NJ
Spence. Mrs. William l.. Strong. Mr.. and
Airs. Albert Shattuck. Mr.. ana Mrs Har-
cd f Hadden- il. MIR and Mrs. Julian
w Robins Mr. and Mrs. John w Min
turn. Mrs. John Henry JoWett. Mrs. Joel
=. E,rhardt and Mir. Theodore p. Dixon. a
classmate al Yale of the bridegroom.
After the ceremony some OF the young
friends of the bride called 10 give congrat-
Citations ans calculations. but there was
no formal reception.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Knox left he city for a
brief wedding trip soon afterwaid- They
will make their home here.
The Engagement of Miss McCook and
Mr.. Knox was announced last October.
The bride belongs TO that family known
a the I2itlnS WflO are re-
nowned throughout the United States.
Mr.. Knox was graduated from Yale in
I.v1.
Mrs. Myron Whitney is giving a tea
today for Hon. Miss Beresford OF Eng
land. who is guest of Col. and Mrs.
Robert NJ Thompson.
Miss Mary Stead is giving a small tea
this afternoon
of the French embassy. and Comtesse De
Chamburn will leave Washington on
December 80 to spend Christmas with
Nine. De Chambrun's mother, Mrs. Nicho-
las LOngworth. in Cincinnati
Count De Peretti de la Rocca. first
secretary OF the French embassy and
CCmtesse De Peretti de La Rocca sailed
for France yesterday.
Mr.. James Bryce. the British ambassa-
dor, has as his guest Mr.. Seth Low
Mr.. Won Loewenthal-Linau, charge daft
flares of Austria Hungary, and Mime.
Won LOewenthal-Linau gave dinner last
night that several of the young men
and women of Washington might meet
Nine. Won LoewenthafS brother and sis
ter. Count and Countess Nostitz, who are
Spending the winter here Among the
guests We're Misses SVOnne Townsend.
katherine Porter aud Katherine Britton,
Miss Sadie Belloni of New York. Count
Ivan Csekonics. first secretary of the
Ausuv-i hungarian embassy; Mr. Maugras
ut the French embassy and Mr. /. Omit
rpw ami Nj d. Bach. second secretaries
IF the Russian embassy.
Lieut.. Col \ V. De Pederneras. mill
tary auache of the Brazilian embassy
mas been detached and appointed to ar
official position in Brazil
NJ Hedry Of the Austro- Hungarian en-
u "a