Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Miss Leila Harrison and Lieut..
Reyes Will Be Married
This Afternoon.
Debut of Rear Admiral's Daughter.
Miss Larner Is Today's Bud.
Other Events.

DreSel of New York. Miss Ruth An
derson and Miss Margaret Treat Of this
city. will wear yellow gowns with tete
de negre velvet hats trimmed with gold
roses.
Lieut. A. V Arnold will be best
man and the ushers will include Lieut..
Crawford Lieut.. p. .. Carlisle, Lieut..
Alexander Patch, Lieut. c. H. Wash,
Lieut.. E. S. Harrison. Lieut.. William
Dean-all of the army-and Mr.. George
Harrison.
Miss Harrison's wedding dress is a
very handsome one of heavy ivory.
tinted satin adorned with founces Of
old rose point lace, family heirloom.
Her long. square train is bordered
with the lace, which is about eight
inches wide, and which is caught with a
cluster of orange blossoms at the ex-
IRENE end.
\ small reception for the two fam
lilies. the bridal party and few in
innate friends of the couple will fol-
low at the brides home at the Park
wood apartment before Lieut.. Keyes
takes his bride away for their honey
moon travels.
His station at present is at Calves
ton. Tex. where they will be at home
shortly.
cen and Mrs. Aleshire entertained at
dinner last night for Miss Harrison
and Lieut.. Keyes and their wedding
party, and yesterday the same happy
gathering had lunch with Mrs. Harri-
son. the brides mother.
Rear admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Clover entertained yesterday for the de-
but of their younger daughter, Miss Bea-
trice Clover, at tea at which a repre-
sentative gathering Of official and resi-
dent society paid compliments to a most
charming young girl. A dinner OF forty
covers filled the early evening. and dane
ing followed, at which both events the
guests were the associates Of Miss Clover
as we'll as her debutante sister. The
flowers sent the debutante were SO nu-
merous that they formed a solid bank Of
bloom in the bay window Of the draw
ing-room in front of which the debutante
and her mother stood to receive. The
through that room and adjoining ones
Because Of the moderate temperature
prevailing, the main doors stood wide
open throughout the afternoon party and
added to the hospitable look Of a home
SO long Identified with good cheer in the
minds of the capitals fashionable circles
Mrs. Clover wore an elegant gown Of
dark chiffon brocaded in gold and trim
med with lace, and her attractive young
daughter wore white lace. under which
She carried a shower of valley lilies hang
ing from a cluster of orchids.
Miss Clover wore black chiffon, COM
bined with gauze. striped in cherry
and gilt.
Other assistants of, the afternoon were
Miss Pauline Kindleberger. Miss Fran
ces Moore. Miss Francise Williams,
Miss Frances Travers. Miss Marian Van
Buren,. Miss Margaret Draper. Miss
Gladys Hinckley. Miss Alice Whiting,
mer. Miss Harriet Switzerland. Miss
Adelaide Heath and Mrs. Clover's
house guests. the Misses Liza and
Glover Todd and Miss Mildred Dennis
of New York
In the dining room Mrs. Charles l..
McCaw1ey and Mrs. William Crozier
were vis-a-vis at the table, and Mrs.
George T. Glover of New York also as
sisted.
Mrs. Edward B. Pratt is giving a
card party this afternoon in compile
ment to Mrs. Joseph p. O'Neil, wife
of Lieut.. Col. ONeil.
Mrs. John Van r. Hoff and Mrs. Pen
dleton will be at the tea table.
Mrs. Martha Manly Jordan, formerly
Of this city. will give informal teas
Monday afternoon, December I, and
dence of her mother. Mrs. Lily Tyson
Elliott. 522 Park avenue. Baltimore
with whom she is spending part of
the winter
Mrs. Z. S. Grant. Sd. has arrived for
visit to her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Frederick Dent Grant. Capt. Grant,
who has been stationed in Mexico for
some time. is now in Texas.
Miss Elizabeth Crenshaw will enter.
tain at an informal dance the evening
OF IuesdaE. December s, in compliment
to Miss Florence Schneider and the
members of her bridal party.
The omission Of the inaugural ball and
formal reception. as part of the cere-
monies in connection with the induction
OF new governor. January II. in Ohio,
is a departure from the customs of the
past. Representative Frank B. willis.
the governor-elect, last week notified a
committee from the chamber of com
merce which called on him that he de-
sired no exclusive social functions. and
that ne wanted every event in connection
with the inauguration open to the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis will arrive in ca
lumbus. Ohio. today for a visit of a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton NJ. Miller. 757 Oak street Mrs vii
lis has been at Galena, Ohio. to see her
mother. Mrs John Dustin, who has been
i'll for more than a week.
Mrs John Gordon Battelle of Column
pus Is entertaining today at the Column
rem G. Harding.
Mrs. Carl 8. Vrooman has invitations
out for dancing party Christmas
nieht IN honor or her nephew, Scott
Bromwell. Mr.. and Mrs Vrooman have
taken the Harlow house, 1924 21st
street.
Maj. and Mrs. Henry Leonard OF
this city are in New York city for sew
eral days.
The wedding took place at Lebanon
NJ. L. Church. Dinwiddie. Va, Novem Der
"a. of Miss Pattie Elisabeth Epes
| daughter of the late Judge Branch
Jones Epes and Mrs. Epes. and Mr.
Henry Hunter Watson, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith l.. Watson OF
Nottoway, Rev. John o. Moss Of North
ampton officiating. The church and
| home were beautifully decorated with
| yellow and white chrysanthemums and
potted plants. The bride. who wai
given in marriage by her brother, DR.
| Travis +. Epes. wore white charmeuse
trimmed with oriental lace and pearls
| Her lace cap and tulle veil were caught
with orange blossoms. A platinum
| necklace set with diamonds, gift of the
| bridegroom, was also worn and she car.
ried shower bouquet Of lilies of the
| valley and bride roses. Her attend
ants were. as flower girl. Miss Emma
Brock Barner of Petersburg: ring bear.
| err. Master John Y. Richardson Of Din
| widdie: matron Of honor. Mrs. Melville
| Pegram Barner Of Petersburg, In white