The Washington herald., 1911-10-12
Miss Elizabeth Noyes DorveH Is Bride of George
Edward Fox-Secretary of State and Mrs.
Knox Return to CAPITAL

The marriage of Mr.. George Edward
Fox, son of the retiring United States
Minister to Ecuador and Mrs. William C..
Fox. TO Miss Elizabeth Noyes Dowel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian c. Dow"
ell, took place last evening in the home
of the brides parents, 3l62 Mount Fleas-
ont street. The ceremony was performed
AT 7.so nv the Rev. Herbert Scott smith,
rector of st. Mareuret's Episcopal
Church. in the presence of the members
of the families and the most lll'l''l"'e
friends. and was followed by receptlon'
The lr1de was attended, by Miss Edlth
Endicott. as maid OF honor. and MISS
Eusebia Fox, sister of the bridegroom
and Miss Ruth Campbell. bridesmaids
Mr. Oseood II. DOwell, brother of the
bride was best man. The mousse WIS
tastefully decorated with Southern sml-
lax and lilies. The prie-dieu. arranged lot
the ceremony in front of the bower OF
palms and lilies. was festooned with
smiIax and studded with lilies. The
manteI was banked with ferns and lilies
and the hall was most attractive m sml-
lax and white roses: the dinlng-rQom
was in ferns and pink roses. the manteI
being A mass of them, and the stairway
had a graceful festoOn OF smilaX.
string orchestra played the wedding
music
The brides gown was Of ivory satin
with point lace and pearl embroidery.
She wore a veil Of tulle, held with
delicate lace cap. with bunChes OF
orange blossoms over each ear. She
carried a shower of Bride roses and
lilies of the valley, and her only orna-
ment was the gift of the bridegroom
a diamond star. The maid OF honor
wore lavender crepe meteor, with pearl
fringe and ornaments. and carried pink
roses. The bridesmaids wore lavender
crepe meteor, with draperies OF laven-
der marquisette. trimmed with Cham
tilly lace and pearl fringe. They also
carried pink roses. After the reception
and supper the bride and bridegroom
!rft for a wedding journey, the bride
wearing a tailored suit of blue serge
with hat Of black and green After De
cember l they will be at home at the
Hnlcrest. in New York. The bride
groom's parents, former Minister and
Mrs. Fox. and the bridegrOom's aunt.
Mrs John Wedderburn. of Baltimore.
were here for the wedding.
They Will leave to-day for New York.
where the Minister and Mrs Fox will
make their future home. Mrs. Wedder-
burn going as far as Baltimore with
them Miss F,usebia Fox will remain
here for a week ~ more visiting
friends before joining her parents ;n|
New York for the winter.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Phi
lander G. Knox returned to Washington
Yesterday after A brief sojOurn at the Nir-
ginIa Hot Springs. They expected TO
make the trip by motor, but owing 10
the inclemency Of the weather were not
able Prior to their arrival at the
springs they made a three weeks auto
mobile tour of the White Mountains,
going to the springs by way Of the
Rerkshires and their country place in
burg. sister of Mrs. Taft. has gone to
the Virginia Hot Springs, where she
has taken a cottage for the autumn.
She is accompanied by her two children.
William and Thomas TAughlin
Former Senator and Mrs. Depew. who
spent the early summer in France and
the past several weeks Al Briarclin
Lodge Briarclf Manor are putting
their New York residence in readiness
for occupancy within the next fe days.
They will spend the winter there.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Sherman have !
.losed their apartment in the Balfour and +,
gone TO California, where they will spend /
several weeks.
Miss Helen Buchanan, who spent the +.
summer months in Europe and who was |
10 have arrived on the Olympic, is a pas
senger on the Oceanic.
Announcement is made of the marriage !
IF Miss Eiolette McCay Lockwood. |
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benedict .