Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-02

WIKI party OF HeT ifltHuS, hti
daughter. Mrs. Mitchell of Birmine ham.
Ala They spent Tuesday afternoon
aboard the ship. being escorted to and
from the Connecticut in the admirars
barge in charge of Mr.. Risley. MEM
Der of the class OF 1911.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Coul-
ten Elder and Ernest Neal Cory took
place at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church Tuesday evening. The bride i
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Elder of 2io T street northeast and the
bridegroom is the son OF DIR. and Mrs
AFRO j. Cory of Takoma Park. The
church was decorated with autumn foli-
age and red dahlias. The bride was
attended by maid of honor. Miss Alice
Burnett. and six bridesmaids. IN" Misses
Adeline Bradburn. May Murphy. Flo
Leland and Elsie King of this city. and
Misses Edith Mitchell and MAY Summers
of Philadelphia. The younger sister of
the bride led tho party as flower girl
The best man was Mr.. Broughton. the
brideerooms roommate at COLLEGE, and
the uShcrS We're Messrs Patch Elder.
Handy. Bayly, FARRELL and Adams. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Paul K.
Hickok. pastor of the church.
The bride a gown made OF the
lace In which her mother was married.
over white satin. and carried a bouquet
of white dahlias. The maid Of honor
wore pale yellow marquisette, draped
over yellow mcssaline and trimmed with
\
yellow dah liaS The flower girl Was
dressed also in yellow. The bridesmaids
wore maruuisette. shading from pale vel
low 10 autumn red, made over yellow
silk and carried large nat baskets NJ
panama straw. filed with dahlias To
match their dresses The mother of the
bride wore gray marQuiSette over gray
satin and carried pink roses. The mother
of the groom wore blue satin and car
| ried pink roses.
About fifty members Of the Theta Fl
Sorority. of which The bride is a mem
! Der. entered the church few minutes
| in advance of the bridal party and took
| their places among the guests. They
were also the first to follow the bridal
party from the church after the cere-
mony.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cory received their
| friends informally at the home of the
brides parents from until 1919 and
| afterward left town for a short trip.
| Upon their return they will be at home
| 20 their friends at their apartment in
| the lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph FL. Hanlein. who
/ We're married last August. will be at
home after December l. at 1874 I'd street
northwest. Mrs Hanlein was Miss Itulis
s. Beichner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
| Ernest Beichner.
| Mr. and Mrs Percy Sanford of Wash
ington and Mrs. Sandfords mother, Mrs
J. H. White who have been at Delaware
! Water Gap for the past few weeks since
their return from Europe. are now In
New York for few days.
Mrs John T., Reyburn, wife of Mayor
Reyburn. returned to Philadelphia yester-
day afternoon from Rochester. Mimi,
where she was operated on twice III sep
TENDER.
Mrs Reyburn was accompanied by her
daughter Eleanor, and the two We're met
at Broad Street station by large party
of relatives and friends, that included
Mayor Reyburn. Representative and Mrs
4 Reyburn. George w. Boyd, Gen. CroZier
and DR. W. H. owen. police surgeon.
/ She was very affectionate in her greet
ing of the party that met her at the gate
and seemed to have recovered from the
shock sustained by the two operations
She is somewhat thinner than before her
trip to Rochester and appeared greatly
fatigued as a result of her long railway
| journey, but the spirit she displayed was
an indication that she is in good health.
Halloween party was given by Miss
Marie Cooper on Livingston road. Present
were Misses Margaret Carroll, Elizabeth
Lakeman. Annie Collier. Jennie Cox, FL
/ zaida Green. Katie Hogue, Ruth Fowler,
! Hildred Dennison and Alise Hazel, Messrs
| Carroll Carter, Giles Cox. Leroy Hayes.
| John Holly Sanford. Ambrose Fowler, Ar
| thur Hayes, Richard Sanford. Charles
| Norfork Arthur Wrighter. Lloyd San
| ford, John Acton. William Collier, Earl
| Cooper and George Talbert. Mr.. and Mrs
David F. Williams and Mr.. and Mrs
| w. d. Sanford At the close of the even
/ ing a straw ride was INDUCED in to Con
| gress Heights.
At the marriage November II at
| o'clock at St. Patricks Church of Miss
I Mary Louise Talburtt and Mr.. James n.
Fitzpatrick jr the bride will be attended
! by matron of honor, Mrs. katherine
| Rodgers: a maid of honor, Miss Mae
Grace and four bridesmaids, Miss Bette
Almond of Louisville. KY. Miss Ethel
Moore of Baltimore and Miss Gala Moore
| and Miss Ann Grace of this city.
| Rev. Father Smythe will perform the
ceremony and Mr.. Albert Howard will be
best man. Messrs. Hugh and John How
| ard. George O. Talburtt. p. r. Pullman
and w b. Weston will be ushers.
| 4 reception will follow at the home of
the parents of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Talburtt, for the bridal party
and relatives.
| Prince Pignatelli de Aragon, who en-
| livened the Hot Springs fall season by his
hospitalities, ETC., is now In New York,
| but, it is stated will be in this city for
\ the winter season
| The German ambassador. Count Won
Bernstorff and Countess Won BernStorff
are sailing for this country next Tues
| day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Hartman an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Ethel Marie and Mr.. Charles A. King, at
| Baltimore, Wednesday, November 1. by
the Rev. David J. Nicely. Mr.. and Mrs.
King will be at home to their friends
| after November Is at Park View apart
| ment, Irving street northwest.
Mrs Samuel c. Lemly was hostess at a
| bridge yesterday, followed by tea, in
honor of Mrs. Robert E. Ledbetter. wife
of Dr. Ledbetter, U. s. N, who has re-
Gently been ordered to duty at the Naval
Hospital here. Miss Lemly presided at
the tea table.
Mrs. Charles j. Bell will entertain at an
informal tea this afternoon at Twin Oaks
I'm compliment to j. Forbes Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Mckee and their
family have opened their house. 40 West
I'D street, New York, for the winter.
Elliott-Hyatt.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
EVANSVILLE, November .. 1911.
In Mount Oak NJ. z. Church, near