Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-19

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lery. u s. A. and Miss Phillis Howard.
yesterday. The bride is sister of Mrs.
Arthur Hagan of New York. Lieut.. Muir
ray will take his bride to Fort Monroe,
Virginia. where he is now stationed. The
Misses Murray will remain in New York
until the first of next month. and will re-
turn to Washington for another brief visit
to Miss Marguerite Barbour, whose guests
they have been for several weeks. before
leaving for San Francisco to join their
parents for Christmas.
wedding of interest throughout Vir-
ginia was that of Miss Helen Ford,
daughter of ex-senator George Tyler
City. and son of c. w. Carter of Big
Stone Gap. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Fleet James, uncle of the bride.
at 2:3O o'clock Wednesday at the brides
home, Round Hill, Va. Miss Daisy Lynch
played the wedding march. White chry-
santhemums against a background of
trailing vines and lighted candles formed
the house decorations. Ropes of ever
green's We're held by the bridesmaids. In
the dining room yellow chrysanthemums
and candles shaded in yellow decorated
the table.
The brides wedding gown was fash
Toned of ivory satin and trimmed with
real lace. Her veil was caught with
orange blossoms, and she carried show
er bouquet of bride roses and lilies of
the valley. Her ornaments were dia-
mond sunburst and pearl necklace Miss
Louise Tyler Ford was her sisters maid
of honor, and wore gown OF yellow
messaline and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bridesmaids wore frocks SIM
liar to the maid of honor, made of white
marquisette over white messaline. They
included Misses Elizabeth Jamison SWEET
nam of Fairfax, Mary Isham James of
Washington, Lucille Love James and
Maria Adelaide Copeland of Round Hill.
c. 8. Carter of Big Stone Gap, a brother
of the groom, was best man. The ushers
We're Charles James Ford of Port Hope,
Ontario, Canada, and Vernon H. Ford Of
Luray, Va.
A reception with buffet luncheon fol-
lowed the ceremony. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter left for a southern trip.
They will be at home at Gate City after
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ter and Miss Flora Carter Of Big Stone
Gap, Mr.. and Mrs. v. H. Ford of Luray,
Misses Elizabeth and Julia Swetnam,
Miss SalIie Ford of Fairfax. Miss Mary
James of Washington, Miss Maria Cope
land of Stanton and C. J. Ford of
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pitman Of Washington
have arrived at the Hotel de PEurope,
Milan, Italy.
Lord Curzon Of Kedleston was created
an earl of the United Kingdom at the
coronation in England. Previously he
had been an Irish baron only. His titles
count Scarsdale of Scarsdale and Baron
Ravensdale of Ravensdale. An interest
ing point in the last named barony is that
1t will descend to his three daughters, If
Lord Curzon leaves no male heir. Lord
Curzon as is we'll known, is the son-in-
law of Mrs. Levy z. Letter of this city.
At the great coronation durbar at Delhi,
India, Queen Mary will wear magnif1-
cent train of Irish needle lace, presented
to her by the ladies of Belfast. The train
is of exquisite design, of such elaborate
workmanship that the sixty skilled wom-
en- engaged upon it devoted to their task
an aggregate of nearly 1O00oo hours.
At the marriage of Miss Olga Roosevelt
and DR.. j. Breckenridge Bayne, which
took place last Wednesday, each OF the
bridesmaids wore a charming souvenir
were round lockets Of pink enamel. with
two rows of brilliants around the edge.
Each had a tiny picture Of the bride in
side. They were worn suspended from
fine gold chains, set at Intervals with
brilliants. Another recent bride showed
great originality and taste in her choice
Of membranes of her wedding day for
her bridesmaids. Her souvenirs were sill
yer frames, having her own monogram
on one side Of the face and those OF the
recipient on the other.
Tastefully decorated with roses and
chrysanthemums. the home of Miss
Emery, at 260S Cathedral avenue. was
the scene of a delightful reception ten
dered during the week by the ladies OF
rector, Rev. ]. MacBride Sterrett and
Mrs. Ster-ett. Upward of 200 guests
gathered TO do honor to the head or the
new church which has been started on
Cathedral avenue Just east OF Connect
cut avenue. DR.. Sterrett held conspic-
uous pastorate prior to coming to Wash
ington and has been closely identified
with religious and educational work In
this city, particularly among the Epis-
copal churches and as member of the
George washington University faculty.
He is a member of the Chevy Chase Club
and of other prominent clubs in this
city and elsewhere, and Is a familiar
figure at social functions.
The reception was from to 10 o CLOCK
Wednesday evening. Miss Howard con-
tributed several numbers to the musical
program. Mr.. Edwin Callow, who helped
to immortalize DR.. Wiley In satire as
"Mista Wiley, da frand OF da peopi.
sang with Mrs. Callow as accompanist.
Miss Da Garon rendered piano selections.
The Misses Block, Miss Alice Low. Mrs.
Grady and Miss Clara Emery Darlington
officiated at the refreshment tables. MISS
Albert. Miss Teel, Mrs. Rawlings and Miss
Oberiy assisted in entertaining the guests.
Among those present were the Mcssrs.
Sterrett, Rev. DIR. George Williamson
Smith. Rev. and Mrs. Edward Slater
Dunlap. Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon.
Rev. G. T. Warner, Commodore Hogg, re-
tired, u. s, N; Miss Adee, Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Blair Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.
Frailey, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Domer.
Mrs. Sabina Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Perry Miller, Mrs. Edward Hall Bowie.
Mr.. Albert, Mr.. Charles n. L. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edward Dowell.
Mr.. George Rockford Stetson, Mr.. and