The Washington herald., 1914-12-02

DeuutlL EllLCEs Will
ton today from Missouri Speaker and
Mrs. Clark will reopen their house al
2401 Massachusetts, avenue.
Secretary of the Agriculture and Mrs
Houston gave small informal dinner
last night
This evening at $50 in the Northn1InIs-
ter Presbyterian Church the marriage
Of DR.. Alvin N. Day and Miss Katherine
C. sengstack will be solemnized.
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs
E. Marvin Underwood, formerly Of At
Ianta, Ga, have located at lS20 Park
road. After December /, Mrs. Under
wood will be at home to her friends
each Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred Starbuck and
Miss Ruth Starbuck, of New York. viii
be the guests of Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral and Mrs. Z. Marvin Underwood al
their home, 1870 Park road. during the
first half Of December.
One Of the most important army we'd
dings Of the season took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock in st. Matthews
Nhul NHf 1tAA9S ASCAAa 1AoAA 4SSAA'
daughter Of Mrs. George F. E Harrison.
and Lieut. Geoffry Keyes. SIXTH United
States Cavalry, were married before a
large gathering Of Washington society,
by the Rev. Father Buckley.
The church wa magnifcently decorat-
ed with palms, foliage plants and guam
titles of yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and roses, the color scheme of
the whole being yellow shades in compli-
ment to the bridegrOom's connection with
the cavalry.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her brother, Ross Harrison. was beau
tiful in a gown OF soft ivory satin, cut
with a square court train. The skirt
was covered by fiounces of rare old point
lace and the hem about the train was
edged with the same lace which is an
heirloom. Clusters Of orange blossoms
caught the filmiest of tulle wells and
over the gown were dainty sprays Of the
bridal flower. She carried a shower bou-
quet of lilies of the valley and orchids.
The maid OF honor, Miss Dorothy Ale
shire, and the bridesmaids, Miss Joseph
inc Curtis, Of Cleveland: Miss Alice Bre-
sel, of New York; Miss Ruth Anderson
and Miss Margaret Treat, were gowned
alike in striking dresses OF yellow satin
with overdresses Of embroidered tulle
and finished by large picture hats OF
tete de negre velvet with gold rose
ried arm bouquets OF deep yellow roses
that matched the gowns in color.
Lieut.. A V. Arnold acted as best man.
and the ushers included Lieut.. Crawford,
Lieut. p. D. Carlisle, Lieut.. Alexander
Patch. Lieut. c. H. Wash, Lieut. E. S.
Harrison, Lieut.. William Dean-an OF
the army-and Mr.. George Harrison.
The brides mother wore a handsome
black velvet dress with a pannier effect
over white silk. The basque was of
oriental lace veiled with chiffon and black
Jet trimmings and a girdle completed the
costume. Mrs. Harrison wore a black
hat with ostrich trimmings.
A reception at which only the bridal
party and a few invited friends were
Invited was held Immediately after the
ceremony in the apartments of the
brides mother. in the Parkwood. The
oride's going away gown was OF heavy
.ete de negre broadcloth with a smart
.ailored tricorne hat of brown.
After a brief honeymoon. the couple
Eill go to Texas City. Tex, to make
their home where Lieut.. Keyes is
stationed.
The bridegroom's sister. Mrs. E. G.
Ovenshime arrived for the wedding and
'or a few days will be the guest OF her
husbands parents, Cen and Mrs. Oven
shine.
Another charming debutante to grace
society was introduced at
| tea given yesterday afternoon by Mr..
md Mrs. John B. Larner, when Miss
Larner made her formal bow.
The Larner home at 1909 Nineteenth
street was handsomely decorated with
green plants that made a lovely back
ground for the beautiful flowers sent 10
he popular debutante-
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe and Mrs. D. W.
Parker poured tea for the guests, as
listed by Mrs. Z. Southard Parker and
Mrs. R. c. North. OF Selns Grove. Pa
The bevy of pretty girls who assisted in
he entertainment Of the guests included:
Mss Dorothy Crawford, Miss Elizabeth
Iingsbury. Miss Lois Reside, Miss Ruth
>arner. Miss Helen Hughes. Miss Fran
es Carpenter. Miss Edythe Howard.
Hiss Martha Birnie, and Miss Mabel
irandin.
The Junior Assemblies. succeeding the
unior Cotillions. opened the first OF
eries OF dances at Sherry's in New York
asst night. \ brilliant crowd of debu-
antes with a large addition of buds
rom one to five years social growth at
ended the affair. The second will take
,lace Tuesday. January 5. and the task
tuesday. February .
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burr Harrison
ave issued. invitations for a tea to be
iven in compliment to Mrs. Harrisons
ebutante niece. Miss Mary Wheeler
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Oon. December 9, at their home. 1722
street. Miss Vest. who will make her
ormal debut in Baltimore next Monday
t the Monday German. promises to be
ne of the bellies of Baltimore and Wash
1gton. She is a granddaughter of the
ate Senator Vest Of Missouri.
Mrs. Moore. wife of Capt. Dan T.
Ioore, L. S. A, of New York, is the
uest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
an B. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bowers have re-
Irned from their wedding trip and are
t their house. l542 Eighteenth street
Or the winter.
Senorita Carlota de Pena and Senorita
ianuela de Pena, daughters OF the Minis
er to the United States from Uruguay
riII go to Baltimore tomorrow to visit
Dr. and Mrs. John Mason HundIey. wEo
will give a dance that evening at the
Baltimore Country CluO in honor OF their
aughter. Miss Ethel FaXOn HundIey. and
Iiss Emily Symington IiiSgs. daughter
( Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bright Riggs. both
Z whom were presented to society last
eason Miss Riggs is The fianCeo Cf Mr.. |
. winslow Hundley. the eldest son Of
)r. and Mrs. Hundley.