The Washington herald., 1914-12-03


terday afternoon at the Church OF the
Covenant at 4 o'clock. Miss Haywood IS
the daughter of Mrs. William Haywood
and a granddaughter OF the late Jere-
miah Wilson, a distinguished lawyer and
notable figure in Washington during the
last generation. She Is a charming young
woman and has enjoyed great popularity
since her debut a few seasons ago. Dr.
Hume is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hume.
The ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev Charles Wood, pastor Of tAe
Church Of the Covenant, was followed
by a large reception at the Haywood
home, in 1 street. DR.. and Mrs. Hume
will reside on Jefferson place upon their
return where an elegantly arranged home
awaits their occupancy.
The church was elaborately decorated
with palms, ferns, and sheaves OF pink
roses and a program Of organ music
preceded the ceremony.
The bride entered the church on the
arm Of her brother. Wilson Haywood.
She wore in her wedding dress the same
rose point lace which adorned her moth
er's and her grandmOther's bridal gowns.
Her dress had petticoat OF lace, a short
drapery Of white satin and a court train
over four yards long, also Of the satin.
The train was lined with shirred white
chiffon. caught with true lovers knots
In pearls Orange blossoms, in tiny clus-
ters, caught the lace, which also formed
the bodice.
Her veil was OF tulle. held by coronet
Of point lace and orange blossoms.
Miss Elizabeth Collins, maid Of honor.
was gowned in a pink tAffeta, with a
petticoat of silver lace and two floUnce5
Of silver lace on the skirt The bodice
E@ka
silver lace and caught at the girdIe with
pink roses.
Mrs. Chester Barnett, who was matron
Of honor for Miss Haywood, and the
bridesmaids, Miss Julia Whiting, Miss
Louise Bayne. Miss Elsie Downing. and
Miss Virginia Scully, Of New York, wore
pink tafreta frocks, with flounced skirts
Of pink tulle, cut in scallops and tafeta
bodices with tulle sleeves to the elebow
and pink roses at the waist line All the
attendants wore large hats of tete-de-
negre velvet. with one great pink plume
at the side. and carried arm bouquets
Of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses, a lovely
creamy yellow. shading to pink at the
center Little Miss Elsie Hume, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Hume, who was
flower girl, wore a dainty embroidered
dress over pink silk with a pink silk
bonnet, garnished with pink ostrich tips
and carried a basket OF rosebuds-
Robert Hume was the best man for his
brother. and the ushers were Dr. Will
ian Marbury and James L. Norris, Of
Washington; Richard Darlington. OF Rich
mond; Hugh A. Garland, Of Wilmington,
Del: Spencer Aldrich. OF New York. and
Frank Howard. Of Hartford. Conn.
Mrs William Haywood. mother Of the
bride. wore a handsome costume Of gray
chiffon velvet. with gray hat, trimmed
with plumes and magnificent ornaments
of sapphires and diamonds. DR.. Humes
mother, Mrs. Frank Hume, was gowned
in black velvet andNwhite lace, with a
small black hat trimed in ostrich plumes.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.
wore Alice blue crepe de chine with a
black hat trimmed with gold lace and
feathers: Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Horner.
OF Clarksburg. w. Va. Mrs. Horner
wearing a costume of blue satin. with
a blue hat and lavender feathers; Mr..
and Mrs. James L. Howard, Of Hart
ford. brother-in-law and sister Of the
Of Dr. Hume's brother-in-law and sis
ter. Capt and Mrs. levitt. at Washington
Barracks
The brides goins-away gown was OF
wine-colored cloth, and she wore a wine
colored hat. trimmed with a single plume
and natural blue fox furs.
Those entertaining at the Chevy Chase
Club last night were Capt Taylor, who
gave a dinner for ten: Mai. Whipple. who
had party OF four: DR. LanGhorne. who
six: Capt. J. l. Schley. who
had a party Of twelve; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert B. Roosevelt, who entertained for
eight: Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Dodge, and
Capt. Baldwin.
One Of the most prominent debutantes
of today is Miss Maxwell Durant Church.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melville
Church. who will make her bow at 4 re-
ception at her own home.
The marriage Of Miss Emily Sophia
Glover. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William T Glover. to Capt William
r. Doores. Coast Artillery Corps. L S
a. will take place this afternOn at l
o'clock at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. !
Glover.
A debutante entertainment in New !
York, particularly interesting to Rich !
mOnd and Washington society. will be !
the dance tonight at the Ritz-CarltOn. !
where Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson will |
introduce her daughter. Miss Irene Lang !
LOIllc IlDSOIl- -AlS- NhlACOlA was A'l nv
" Miss Irene Langhorne. daughter Of 7
Col c. n. Langhorne of Virginia, one Of /
four famous bellies of her name
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson gave .
dinner last evening. The guests were the
Spanish Ambassador and Nine. Riano. !
MIR. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mitchell. the Duchess de
rhauIlnes. Miss Isabel May. Mrs. Hugh
Mcmillan. of Detroit: Prince Hoenlowe,
Mr. Bringham and HanIel Won Hahn
hausen, of the German Embassy.
Mrs. Arthur T. Brice introduced her
second daughter. Miss Julia Frances
Brice, at tea yesterday. Those who
assisted were Miss Louise Freeman King,
Miss Katherine Harlow. Miss Marian
Van Buren,. Miss Elizabeth Hamilton.
Miss Mary Veeder. Miss DOrst. of War
-enton. Va; Miss Auerbach and Miss
Alice Brice.
The debutante. who received with her
mother. wore a dainty frOck Of white
,harrneuse and chiffon. and carried an
IrmfuI OF blossoms, and Mrs. Brices
GOWN was of black velvet. Miss Alice
3rice. sister Of the bud, and Miss Matilda
Auerbach. were at the tea table.
Mrs. Charles D. Russell, wife of the
ormer Minister to Persia, has taken a