Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11
SOCIETY.

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Mountford. Rev. and Mrs. George w.
Gather, Miss Elida McGraw and Mr..
| and Mrs. William Irwin.
Mrs James W. Mcneil of 1915 Park
road will receive Friday. February lii,
from ; to Z pm, in honor of Mrs. f.
Yates Webb, wife of Representative Webb
of North Carolina: Mrs. r. c. Doughton,
wife Of Representative Doughton of North
Carolina, and her house guest, Mrs. Wal
ter B. Livezey of Newport News, Va.
Thomas H. Rundlett of this city and
Miss Irene Minitor of Baltimore We're
married by Rev William J. Morton, in
Alexandria, Va, Wednesday. They will
make their home here for the winter.
a San Francisco bride of last week
gave the friends assembled at the we'd
ding something of thrill when they
found that she had departed from the
conventionalities in bridal attire and had
on instead a harem costume made as
follows:
The foundation was of green satin and
the bloused skirt was caught at the
| ankles with gold fringe giving the harem
pima cloth fell from the waist line, but
not quite to the fringe of the bloused
undergarment. The sides of the panels
were finished with gold fringe, and the
short sleeves of the bodice were trimmed
with the fringe. The bodice was of the
simple surplice design and was cut slight
ly decollette. With this unusual costume
the bride wore black picture hat trim
med with white plumeS, and instead OF
the conventional shower bouquet she
wore a corsage of orchids Over this re-
markable outfit she wore a coat in the
new shade of green fashioned of heavy
cloth and trimmed with wide revers of
black velvet and large black velvet but
tons.
The bride was Miss Ada Louise Arm
strong and the groom Lieut.. William III.
Anderson, L. S. A, and the ceremony
was at st. Luke's Church, with a
ciety gathering in attendance. The maid
of honor, Miss Alice Cline of Los Angeles,
wore a gown of white satin, with gold
embroidery. She wore a black velvet
hat, trimmed with the gold embroidery,
and carried an armful Of pink bridesmaid
roses. The four bridesmaids wore gowns
of pink chiffon draped over pink satin.
and each carried a bouquet of the rink
roses tied with butterfly knots of pink
tulle. Each maid wore picture hat of
black and pink design. The bride was
given in marriage by her father, George
Robert Armstrong. Her mothers gown
was one of the prettiest seen at the we'd
ding. The gown was of pale blue crepe
de chine, heavily embroidered in the
same shade
A wedding supper followed, and the
couple will live at the Presidio, where
Lieut. Anderson is stationed
Mrs. Robert Preston Shealey was host
ess at ) o'clock tea Friday at her
| home on Melrose street, Chevy Chase, for
her guest. Miss Eleanor Sherman Ewing
| of TarrytOwn. n. Y.
! Miss Horace Chandlee of Chevy Chase
has issued cards for a 5 O'Clock tea We'd
| nesday, February A. Bridge will pre-
cede the tea.
! Mr. and Mrs John L. Weaver were
hosts for the Rector's Aid Of All Saints
Church, Tuesday evening. at their home
were the enjoyable feature of the even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene E. Stevens will
| entertain the literary Round Table" Of
Chevy Chase at their spacious home on
Lenox street Wednesday. February IA.
| 1t is the annual party to which guests
as well as members are invited. A very
unique and interesting program has been
prepared, entitled Festival of All Ma
TONS Groups will illustrate in cos
tune. song and story different epochs of
music and literature. Spanish-Ameri-
| lean play and an hours dancing will
| conclude the evenings festivities.
The Florence Crittenton. Circle of
Chevy Chase will be entertained by Mrs.
! E. Nesbit Wright at her home on Con-
necticut avenue Tuesday. February ID, at
2 o'clock.
Mrs. George Langdon Whitford of New
land street, Chevy Chase. will be at
home informally the second and fourth
Mondays in February. from 3 to 6.
Mrs. William Sley Howard and Mrs.
Theodore Tiller will be at home at Mrs.
Towards apartment the Parkwood, K
street. February co. from to 6.
Mrs Oscar Underwood of Alabama was
i hostess at a tea and musical yesterday
| at the Arlington. She was assisted in
| receiving by Mrs. Champ Clark. Mrs.
Huntington Wilson and Mrs. Richmond
Pearson Hobson presided at the tea
table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Owen of Mont
gomery will be guests of their parents,
Senator and Mrs. Bankhead of Alabama,
at the Arlington for the spring season.
Mrs. T, 7. Ansberry, wife Of Repre-