Evening star., 1913-12-04

Miss Margaret Wilson went to New
York today land is expected to return
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Moulden celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary at their
resiuence, 1908 18th street northwest last
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Moulden were mar
r1ed at Mckendree NJ e. Church De-
cember >, 1853, by the Rev. Dr. Thrush.
The bride of fifty years wore the original
wedding wreath OF orange blossoms. while
the groom carried the gloves he used at
the wedding. Mr. j. Richard Riggles,
who was his best maa fifty years ago,
was present last night to enjoy the re
ccption. Mr. and Mrs Moulden received
the congratulations of their friends under
power OF palms and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. Among those present were Mr.
ana MRS. j. Richard Riggles Miss Fran
ceen Marean. Miss NJ l.. Marean. Miss T.
=. Herrlck, Miss L. A. Herrick Rev and
mrs. Wedderspoon, Dr. and Mrs. James S.
cannon, DR. and Mrs. William r. Moul-
den, Mrs. w. A. Wayne, Mr. and Mrs.
Char!es w. Burnham, Mr. and Mrs W.
II. Houghton, Mr.. and Mrs L. o. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. John +. Moulden and Miss
Olivia Y. Baker. The children of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Moulden present were Mrs
Charles w. Burnham, DIR. William r.
Moulden and John f. Mouden. Mr. Moui-
den is clerk in the Post Office Depart
ment, where he has been employed for
.. Ii
graph operator in Frederick. Md. in his
youth, and often exchanged greetings with
Andrew Carnegie, who was an onerator a,
that time in Pittsburgh.
The marriage at st. Thomas Church
late yesterday afternoon of Miss Eliza
beth CROSBY Noyes. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Williams Noyes, and Mr.
John William Thompson was witnessed
by large gathering of their relatives
and friends The church was profusely
decorated with southern smilax and the
pew ends of the middle aisle were mark
ed by tall clusters OF yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS Back of the altar massing of
chrysanthemums and Lady Hllington
roses was arranged amid the foliage and
asparagus vines, and giant Australian
ferns in a setting of palms adorned the
chancel. The ushers, who seated the
guests and afterward preceded the bridal
party to the chancel, We're Mr. Edward
Fletcher of Philadelphia, DR.. George A.
Riker. I. S. n. and Messrs. William
Davis, John Calvert, James Ballard
Moore and Maurice Malcolm Moore OF
this city
The bridesmaids. all classmates of the
bride at Pennington. walked in couples
before her to the chancel. They were
Miss Dorothy Dennis of Morristown ~
j.; Miss Dorothy Tracy of Lakewood, N
j.; Miss Lila Stanley of Great Darlington
Mass, and Miss Ruth Larner. Miss Fran
ces Brook and Miss Ethel Noyes of this
city. Miss Florence Moberly of New
sister, Mrs. Ralph Walker Mcdowell
wife of Dr. Mcdowell, L. S. N, was
,natron Of honor. The youthful bride was
escorted by her father. who relinquished
her at the chancel railing to the bride
groom. Mr.. Ross Thompson, jr., was best
man for his brother. The rector of st.
Thomas. Rev. DIR. G. Ernest Smith, per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was gowned in soft white
satin with the bodice and tunic of crysta
beaded lace and a banding OF rhinestones
around the open neck. Her tu.le veil
was arranged under q cap of point lace
and wreath of orange blossoms. Hei
shower bouquet was of white orchids ana
lilies OF the valley
A color scheme of apricot and light
blue was carried out in the dresses Of the
brides attendants. The maid of homo
wore the first named and the matron OF
nonor ana the bridesmaids were in blue
charmeuse and chiffon, with touches of
the brighter shade The bodices and short
tunics were of silver lace, the lace wired
about the square necks In medici frilI.
Their hats were of black velvet edged
with fur and trimmed at one side with
a single rose. Their shower bouquets
were beautiful additions to their toilets.
being Of Lady Hillington roses sprayed
with lilies of the va ley.
A small reception followed at the home
OF MI. and Mrs. Noyes on New Hamp-
shire avenue, where the newly married
couple received congratulations in q
bower OF green arranged in the first
drawing room. Mr. and Mrs. Ross
received also.
Mrs. Noyes was goWned in Irish lace
and chiffon combined with black char
meuse, and wore to church black velvet
n hat with white. plumes: Mrs. Ross
Thompson wore brown brocaded velvet
with bodice and tunic Of cream lace and
trimmings of skunk fur. Her hat was
also In brown, with shaded brown plumes
mrs crosby Noyes, grandmother of the
bride, received in the library, and Mrs N
ID. Pettigrew, the brides maternal grand
mother. was also of the house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson left later for
their wedding trip, the latter travelling in
Il smart Costume Of Pompeian red. With
A black velvet hat and a stole and muff
of mOleskin and fur.
On their return they will spend the
winter at the Grafton, and in the spring
Will go to housekeeping.
The marriage of Miss Cecilia Beckley,
ley and Mrs. Caroline Beckley, formerly
of Frederick. Nd, and Mr. Edward Her
ring, also of that city, took place at st.
Patrick's Church at o'clock yes
terday morning in the presence of
large gathering Of relatives and friends.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father j. A. Smith. who celebrated a
nuptial mass, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Beck
ley, 0. p, a brother of the bride. and
Rev. Fathers Whalen and Ignatius Smith.
o. p, and Fathers Mcnamara and Nc
Guigan OF st. Patrick:s The altar was
beautifully adorned for the occasion. The
bride, handsomely attired in white mes
saline with lace and pearl trimmings,
and carrying a bouquet of bride roses.
was escorted by her brother, Mr. George
B. Beckley of New York The matron
Of honor was Mrs. Mary Pearson. and
the best man Mr.. Frank Herring. brother
of the groom. Several beautifu! selec-
tions We're rendered on the organ. wi h
violin. accompaniment by Miss Mamie
Dougherty.
After a brief trip to Frederick and
elsewhere the newly welded couple will
take up their residence In the state of
Oklahoma.
The cabinet receptions yesterday. the
round being nearly complete, gave the
appearance of renewed social activity
characteristic of early December. Mrs
Bryan, Mrs. Garrison, Mrs Lane, Mrs
Burleson, Mrs. Houston and Mrs. Red
field were at home to callers Each had
Beautiful Hair "A