Evening star., 1913-02-17
I'm THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS MOVES MARRIED TO DR..
MCDOWELL, U. S. N.
Ceremony at St. Thomas Church,
Followed by Reception.
Personals.

| Noyes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Williams Noyes. and DR.. Ralph
| Walker Mcdowell. L. S. N, Rev. DR.. c.
| Ernest Smith officiating, in presence of a
/ large gathering of their friends, in which
| official, residential and diplomatic society
was brilliantly represented.
! The stone walls of the chancel were
| sprayed over with southern smiaX, and
! at the foot of the arches tall palms and
| foliage plants We're massed. surrounded
| BY blooming white lilac bushes. Easter
! lilies and white lilacs filled the altar
vases These flowers continuing the
| floral scheme of white and green. in tall
| bouquet standards marked the reserved
peWs
Because of the Lenten season. the ar
rangements We're necessarily simple
and only the usual wedding marches on
the organ accompanied the bridal pro-
cesSiOn to and from the altar.
The bride; who was escorted by her fa-
ther to the chancel. was preceded by two
maids of honor-her own sister. Miss
Elizabeth Moves, and the bridegroom 8
sister. Miss Lillian Mcdowell of Altoona,
| Pa.-and the ushers, Commander E. r.
| Pollock. L. S. N; Lieut.. Commander e.
c. Courtney. L. S. N: Lieut., Commander
". r. Bricker. l.. s. N: DIR. Cary r.
| Grayson, L. =. n: Capt. Louis McCarty
Little, Z. s. n, and DR.. George A.
Riker U. s. n.
The bridegroom and his brother. Lieut..
| John M. Mcdowell, L. s., A. who was
best man, and the ushers wore full dress
| uniforms.
| The bridal gown was of ivory white
liberty satin The bodice had a Dutch
neck effect. in pearl beaded tulle and
duchess lace, and the lace also formed
the long tight-fitting sleeves. The
| skirt was modishly draped and fall of
wide duchess lace extended from the
belt to the hem at one side Of the front.
| Her veil entirely of duchess lace
and was arranged i'm cap shape. with
| orange blossom sprays at either side Her
bouquet was of orchids and lilies of the
valley.
gowns OF white shadow lace. draped over
white accordion-plaited satin Clusters of
| cerise berries held the drapery They
| wore caps of sheer white net with wells
back, all bordered with shadow lace.
Their bouquets We're in colonial style. the
lace frtlls encirclng rings of red roses,
| white sweet peas and violetS.
| Mrs. Theodore w. Npyes. the bride s
mother. was dressed i'm black and white
her gown Of black chantilly lace in which
We're jet motifs being worn over white
satin. Her hat was Of black velvet with
| white plUmes.
A small reception followed at The
| Noyes home on New Hampshire avenue
| where the newly married couple received
IN the main drawing room in the deep ba Y
| window. where d. lovely arrangement OF
palms and foliage plants formed a bower
| throughout this room and the adjoinins
| ones. as we'll the hall, there were
| quantities of American beauty roses a,
| all available points. In the dining room
white lilacs and ferns adorned the table
| the mantels, etc.
! Following their honeymoon jaunt. on
which DIR. and Mrs. Mcdowell will leave
| late this afternoon. they will be at home
at Annapolis, Md, at G3 Murray Hill after
March l.
The brides going-away gown will be a
smart tailored dress in a dark heather
mixture with a rose-colored brccaded vel
vet collar on the short coat. Her small
black hat is bordered with sealskin
! which fur also forms her scarf and
muf. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mcdowell of
| Altoona, Pa, parents Of DR.. Mcdowell
We're here for the wedding.
Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes, the brides grand
mother. who has been i'll recently, was
wedding ceremony, to her own great re-
gret, as we'll as that of the BRIDE at
| whose coming-out party and at that of
her sister. Miss Elizabeth Noyes. last
winter, she took such keen interest.
| Capt. and Mrs Gibbons came I'm from
Annapolis for the wedding as did Com
mander and Mrs. Logan, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Bulmer. Capt. and Mrs. Archibald
Davis and others.
The President and Mrs Taft will be en-
tertained at dinner tonight at the Frencl,
| embassy.
Miss Taft and Miss Anderson were at
a luncheon today aboard the Mayflower
and tonight will be entertained at din
ner by Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. E. Ingalls,
| The weekend party of White House
guests-Miss Tafts associates at Bryp
Mawr and several Cincinnati friends
4 returned
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Geddes enter
| taineo a few friends at cards FRIDAY
evening at their home on Columbia
| road.
Representative and Miss Thistlewood
| or Illinois were among those present.
| The dances of the Enlisted Mems
Social Club. 1st Battalion of En- gineers.
will continue on the first and third
Thursdays Of each month, as previously
! announced.
| Mrs. Adam p. Ruth entertained at
| cards in honor of her husbands birth
day, last week. First prizes were won by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thomas, and conso-
lations by Mrs. NJ. Robey and Mr.. FL.
| Shaffert. Refreshments were served i'm the
dining room. amid ferns. palms, cupids and
| hearts. Heart-shaped favors were
given each guest. Those present were
Mrs. Dorothy Baxter Mrs. John Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mossburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jones, Mr. and Mrs Albert
Thomas, Mr.. Frank f. Ferguson, Mr.
and Mrs Millard Robey, Mr.. and Mrs.