Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-14


| Trout. United States Cavalry. with the
debutantes of early December.
Announcements have been received IN
this city Of the marriage in Los Angeles.
Cal. of Miss Alice L. Moore and Mr.. }.
T. Regain Of Fresno. Cal. Miss Moore
| was q member of the Alpha Chapter oi
the Pi Beta Phi Of George Washington
! University.
The club Of Colonial Danes has opened
| its doors for the winter IL its rooms al
| 10th and | streets. The first two meet
ines have shown the members to be full
of enthusiasm for the work of the com
ing year. Airs. Eugene Van Rensselaer,
is president. The vice presidents are Mrs
| Murray Addison and Mrs. Silas Casey.
Mrs. Marcus Benjamin correspondents
secretary. Miss +. r. Wood treasurer
and Mrs. Hughes Oliphan' recording sec
| rotary.
The first lecture OF the season viii II
held in its rooms Monday, November -.
at 4 pm when Miss Mechlin VII read 4
paper on Art in America. Mrs. short
Adams Willis will be the hostess a. that
time.
DR.. Marcus Benjamin has gone to Ge-
neya \ " to represent Columbia Uni
| yersity of New York and ST John $ Col
lege of Annapolis at the installation OF
Rev DR. Lyman +. Powell. who has aeer
elected president of Hobart College III
succession To the Rev. DR.. l.. c. Steward
son.
Among the passengers sailing on the
PrnZ Friedrich Wilhelm tomorrow from
New York for London. Paris and Bremen
will be Consul Graham III. kemper and
Mrs Graham H. l<emper of this city.
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs
| r, C. Seufferie. her daughter, Louise
| Irene and Mr. Leo Culinary May We're
| married BY Rev Father Smyth of st
Patrick's Church. The bride wore ivory
satin embroidered in pearls and trimmed
with duchess lace. The same lace form
cd a becoming cap for her tuile vel,
which was caught at the sides and across
the back of the head with orange bios
SONS She carried a shower Of orchids
and lilies Of the valley. The attendants
were her sister. Mrs. William NJ. ESca-
) yaille as matrcn of homo ard Miss Jesse
T.. Snow Of Roland Park Baltimore, "a
maid of honor. The former wore a gown
of Killarney rose chiffon velvet trimmed
in rose point lace and pink chiffon with a
| girdle OF orchid chiffon over rose crepe
meteor. The maid of honor Wore oriental
!. lace over white satin. trimmed with ivory
chiffon and ostrich. with tunic and
| girdle of rose brocade velvet on chiffon.
They carried SheayeS OF mauNe clrysan-
themums tied with ribbon of the same
} shade. Mr. Griffith of Philadelphia was
! best man.
. Following the ceremony the couple re.
ceived under q bower of palms and white
chrysanthenums. Mrs. Seufferle Wor,
sapphire blue velvet and duchess lace
and Mrs. Frank T. May. mother Of tht
; bridegroom. wore black lace and chiffon
The house was decorated with autumn
leaves and white chrysanthemums, anG
in the dining room with Killarney roses
Preceding the ceremony Miss Edn.
May sister of the bridegroom, sang &C
Promise Me" accompanied by the Nioif
and piano.
Mr. and Mrs. May left on late train
; for Atlantic CITY, New York, Phladelphis
and Buffalo. The bride wore going away
: a suit of old blue cloth with velvet toqut
: to match. trimmed in yellow fur. Aftel
January l they will be III their new home
on 10th street.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Rawsof
and Mr. Marion Smith. son of Senator
and Mrs. Hoke Smith. took place in At
lanta, Ga Wednesday night and wa.
one of the most brilliant events of the
year.
From the ceiling of the Trinity Metho
dist Church were hung ropes of smiiaX
: garlanded over the organ and ending II
! banks of palms at each side of the organ
\ burst of white ch-ysanthemums rost
out of the foliage at one side. In tht
pulpit space was a great bank of palms
before which rose two tall pillars sup
porting clusters of white chrysanthe
NUNS and the pillars We're showeret
with Easter lilies and smilax. In tn.
center front was the white satin prize
dieu, draped with Smilax, and the front
; rows of pews We're cut off with white rib
bons held III pace by clusters of white
|, | chrysanthemums
The bride entered the church with hel
brother. Mr.. William Rawson. and thl
groom with his best man. Air. John 4
Brice. Miss Lucy Hoke Smith was maid
Of honor: Mrs. Ronald Clarence Haverty
, and Mrs. Ransom We're matrons of honor
Miss Callie Hohe Smith Miss Harriet
Calhoun. Miss Passie May Ottley, Miss
Mary Helen Moody, Miss Jennie d. Har-
ris Miss Marjorie Brown and Miss Bessie
Jones We're bridesmaids.
Ensign Aston Simpson I. S. n: Mr.
James Alexander, Mr.. Walter Marsh
, burn. Mr. Jerome Moore, Mr.. Lamar
Hill. Mr.. Daniel MacDougald and Mr..
James Raglan We're groomsmen.
The ushers We're Judge ". r. Newman.
!, Col ". l.; Peel. Dr. Floyd McRae, Mr..
Eugene Galloway, Mr.. John S. Cohen Mr..
Reuben Arnold. Mr.. Edward Hill and
MIR. Jerome Simmons. jr.
) The bride was lovely III her costume OF
: white satin charneuse, draped with white
tulle embroidered in pearls. The cour,
train of chiffon embroidered in silver
land caught to the gown with butterfly
!; of pearls and the bridal veil of tulle was
adjusted with lace and orange blossoms
The Sroom'S gift was string OF pearls
and the bridal bouquet was of white or
chids showered with lilies of the valley.
The matrons OF honor wore white satin
draped with tulle and embroidered IN
pearls. and their flowers were showers OF
lliies of the valley.
!; The maid of honor wore white tulle
with trimming of silver and carried a
La Tosca basket of valley lilies. and or
chids.
Mrs. Rawson wore elegant costume
of white satin with tunic of black lace
veiled with white tulle.
At the house the color combination
of white and green was continued in
artistic decoration. Palms wersa massed
effectively and variesated foliage and
white chrysant hemums were banked on
mantels and cabinets. except in the
library where American Beauties We're
used with stately effect The chandeliers