The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Notes from Out of Town

Miss Emily Beatty. daughter of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Beatty. was one OF
the guests on Friday evening at a larEe
entertainment given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick b. Beacham. OF Baltimore, for
their daughter Miss Priscilla Beacham.
The guests included debutantes Of this
season and last, the older contingent of
society and the Dancing set of men.
Dancing commenced at 9 O'Clock and the
ballroom was decorated with autumn
foliage, yellow and white chryssnthe-
NUNS The orchestra played behind a
bower Of palms.
Miss Belfeld Murray. of Norfolk. Va;
Miss Ellen YuiIle, of New York. and Miss
Wallis warfield assisted Mr.. and Mrs.
Beachan and Miss Beacham in receiving
the guests, numbering about 300.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Upshur Moorhead. of
this city, were present at the marriage
Of Miss Katherine Siedle, daughter OF
Mrs William r. Siedle. OF Baltimore.
and Mr.. ]. Willis DalzeIl. Mr.. Dalzell
is cousin Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moorhead.
The wedding to which only relatives
and intimate friends were present was
one Of the most beautiful weddings OF
the season in Baltimore. II took place
at the home Of the brides mother at 5
o'clock on Friday last. Mrs. Dalzell. the
mother of the bridegroom, IL one Of the
society leaders in Pittsburgh and the
bridegroom Is a scion OF one OF the
Oldest families. His uncle. DR.. William
]. Holland, director OF Carnegie Institute.
and Rev. DR.. John H. Prugh. both OF
Baltimore, were the officiating clergy
men.
The bride. who Is charming and popular
in the younger set Of Baltimore, looked
radiant in a simple gown Of white CAL
lot satin, fashioned with full court train.
The sleeves were of tulle and touches
of point applique lace adorned the bodice,
the gown being completed with wide,
soft satin girdle. An exquisite lace veil
Of point applique, an heirloom, was worn
and It was held about the coiffure with
sprays Of orange blossoms She wore
the bridegroom's gift. a ring set with
a large sapphire surrounded with clus-
ters Of diamonds. Her bouquet was white
orchids and lilies Of the valley. She was
given in marriage by her uncle, o. c.
Siedle.
Miss Margaret Alice Moorhead. a cousin
of the bridegroom and the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moorhead, jr., Of
Baltimore. was the maid Of honor. She
wore a frock OF white French lace and
pink satin and her chapeau was OF pink
velvet and white lace. She carried a leg
horn hat filed with pink Killarney roses.
The flower girl. Louise Evans. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oliver Evans
was in white filet lace. Her French hat
was Of white chiffon adorned with q
touch Of pink panne velvet. pink rose
buds and tiny white feather. She car
ried q pink satin basket filed With pink
rose petals which she scattered In the
path Of the bride Frederick Atwood
acted as Mr.. Dalzeil's best man, and
the ushers were Francis Stephenson and
james Marsh.
The ceremony was solemnized before an
improvised altar In the living room. The
bridal party stood before a banking Of
luxuriant ctbodiums, pandsnnis and cIus-
ters Of white chrysanthemums. A white
satin prize dieu directly in front was en-
hanced with q bouquet Of long-stemmed
white roses caught with naIine. The
chandelier Just above was showered with
white lilacs and bows OF white meline.
Side lights were adorned with clusters
of white German stock. All the house
was in white and green White llIacs
were used in the hall and white chrys-