The Washington times., 1913-12-03
Miss Elizabeth N0yes
Becomes Bride TODAY

! families long prominent in resident So
ciety in Washington. The rector of the
| church, the Rev. G. Ernest Smith, will
perform the wedding ceremony which
will be followed by a reception for The
bridal party, relatives, and few inti-
mate friends al the home of the brides
parents. 1880 New Hampshire avenue.
Quantities of palms. ferns. smilaX.
oak leaves, and clusters of White chrys
anthemums have been used to adorn the
church. and the organist of the church
will play the wedding music.
| The bride who will be escorted and
given in marriage by her father, Theo-
dore William Noyes, will wear a beauti
full gown of soft white bridal satin
draped in crystal embroidered net and
trimmed with touches of rose ooint
lace on the bodice. The bridal veil of
French tulle will be draped from a tiny
Dutch cap made of the point lace which
| will mt closely and be trimmed with
clusters of orange blossoms. The bridal
bouquet will be shower of gardenias
and lilies Of the valley. A diamond
brooch, the gift of Mr.. Thompson. will
be the brides only jewel.
| Mrs. Ralph Walker Mcdowell, sister
of the bride, whose marriage took place
in the same church about a year ago,
will be matron of honor. She will wear
a gowE OF blue crepe de chine, draped.
and adorned on the bodice with silver
lace, and finished with wide girdle of
| orange satin. She will wear a black
velvet picture hat and carry shower
bouquet OF yellow roses and lilies of
the valley, tied with blue ribbons.
! Miss Florence Mcberly, of New York,
7 the maid honor will
| crepe meteor trimmed with lace and
1 girdle Of blue satin. She will wear a
4 black velvet hat and carry a shower
bouquet of the yellow roses and lilies.
The ebridesmaids-MissL Lila Stanley, OF
| Great Darlington, Mass; Miss Dorothy
1 Dennis. of Morristown, n. j.; Miss Dor
| othy Tracy, of Lakewood, y. J.. Miss
| Ruth Larner. Miss Frances Brooks. and
| Miss Ethel Noyes, cousin of the bride
Will wear gowns similar to the one
| worn by the matron of honor, and they
will all carry armfuls of the yellow
| roses and lilies.
Ecss Thompson, jr., will be his
brothers best man, and the ushers
| viii be Edward Fletcher, of Philadel-
phia; Or. Riley. U. S. N; William
| Davis. John Calvert. James Ballard
Moore, and Maurice Malcolm Moore
Mrs. Moves. mother of the bride. who
1 VIII assist in receiving the guests. will
! wear gown of black charmeuse,
draped with white Irish lace and hn-
| ished with touches CT black chiffon.
Mrs. Crosby Noyes, grandmother of
the bride. will wear white charmeuse
embroidered in white silk.
] MIS- II. d. Pettigrew, maternal grand.
mother of the bride. will wear gray
, charmeuse and point lace. Miss Prem
tice. aunt OF the bride will wear pastel
pink satin embroidered in. design OF
pink beads.
Mrs Thomson mother of .ha hr;do
groom, Will wear gown of brown bro
cadcd chiffon velvet trimmed with gold
lace and touches of skunk fur Her nat
VIII be of brown velvet with shaded
plC1nts on the side.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyd, OF Phila-
ueiphia. uncle and aunt of the bride
viii attend the wedding. They are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noyes
Judge and Miss Woodmansee, Of Gin
cInnati. are also here for the wedding
ard are guests of the bridegroom's
parents Miss Woodmansee will wear
blu" brocaded satin trimmed in white |
lace Win a black velvet hat trimmed !
with fur and blue pluTnes. |
Ihe house VIII be adorned with palms. |
'ernS and yellow roses and an orches-
ira will play throughout the reception |
and Tor IN" dance which will follow
M. ThC-"nson nd his bride will leave
Tor a wedding trip and upon their |
turn will reside at the Grafton until |
thelr nome Is Heady for Occupancy. The |
brides travelling suit will be of terra
Gotta coiored cloth trimmed with fitch !
fur. She will wear small hat trim |
med with fur and wear mole skin stole
and muff.
Mrs. Wilson has issued invitations for
musicale at the White House on Fri
daT night at 10 O'Clock which is the |
first of an interesting series.
Mrs. Wilson occupied box AT the |
New National YESTERDAY a
hear the Boston SYMPHONY Orchestra
and had with her Mrs. Marshall. Mrs |
Joseph L. Davies. Miss Wilson, and |
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones
Last night the President occupied a |
box at the New National and had with |
him his younger daughter. Miss Flea |
:or Wilson: his cousin, Miss Helen !,
Woodrow Bones. and his aid. Dr. Cary |
T. Grayson.
Mics Mabel T. Boardman has issued |
invitations for a reception on the eve
ming of December 10. at O'Clock.
s
Mr.. and Mrs. william F. Hit have
come to Washington from their place |
u Virginia. and are guests of Mrs |
Hits mother. Mrs. Stephen r. EIkIns, |
at her home. in X street.
Congressman and Mrs. Rufus Hardy |
of Texas. have given up their house |
in Massachusetts avenue and taken pos |
''SSlOn Vi lh1 the Avenue or the PreSl- |
dents.
Miss Mildred Hardy will not be for |
rally presented this winter.
The Twentieth Century Club will hold !
It's December meeting tomorrow at |
All Souls Unitarian Church. Francis |
=. LeUpp. former Commissioner of In |
dia4 Affairs. will speak on The Anat- !
omv OF Misquotation:' Mrs. GIenna |
Smith Tinnn viii tell of her work in !
connection with the Children's House !
Of Play: Dr. Mitchell Carroll. general |
secretary of the Archaeological Inst!- |
tutc of America. who was to have ad- |
dressed the meeting. will be on the pro- !
gram for next month.
s.
A luncheon and bazaar to he given |
bv the board OF lady MANAGERS oe the !
Washington Eye. Ear and Throat Hos |
pital. will be held Thursday. Friday. |
and Saturday of this week, from 30 to |
30 o'clock each \ay. in Old Masonic |
Temple corner Ni3th and + streets |
northwest. The following ladies will |
be in charge:
Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson. president of the |
board; Mrs. Ha:-:ey S. irving, vice pres
ident of the board
Committee on suppIies-Mrs c L. |
Henry. chairman: Mrs. Oscar Coumbe |
Mrs. o. de KOven. and Mrs. Miller.
Committee OF cakes-Mrs. q. ADpleby |
chairman Mrs. Mathews, and Mrs. Tay-
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