Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-03

plants across the front Of the organ
loft had great clusters of pink roses
mingling with it. The tops of the
columns had bouquets of pink roses tied
with pink gauze ribbons, arranged in
setting of green, and the center aisle
pews had bouquets of pink roses in
tall standards at intervals its entire
length.
The bride was escorted by her young
brother, Mr.. Wilson Haywood, and was
preceded to the scene of the ceremony
by her attendants, Mrs. Chester 7. Bar
nett, matron, and Miss Elizabeth Col
Inns, maid of honor, and the following
bridesmaids: Miss Julia Whiting. Miss
Louise Bayne and Miss Elsie Downing
of this city, and Miss Virginia Scully
of New York.
Mr. Robert Hume was best man for
his brother, and DIR. William Marbury,
rington, Mr.. James Norris. Mr.: Frank
Howard and Mr.. Spencer Aldrich of
New York were ushers. The youthful
bride never looked prettier or more at
| which was of white satin, deliberately
| trimmed with founces Of old rose
point lace, the same lace which had
oeen worn by her mother and her
| from the shoulders and was about
JUur and half yards long, and the
-.slle veil reached to its end. A coro-
net of orange blossoms and point lace
\ was also worn.
| The dresses of the matron and maid
of honor and the bridesmaids We're
alike in general effect, all being of
the palest pink taffeta. That of the
maid of honor was embellished with
silver lace, the skirt being made of
two founced falls. The hats of all
| the attendants were alike of very dark
brown velvet. trimmed with a single
pink plume. Their pink rose bouquets
were similarly made. The little flower
girl, Elise Hume, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Hume. was picture in
| frock of lace over pink and carrying
| pink roses in basket.
| More than 400 guests attended the recep-
ton at the home Of Mrs. Haywood, the
| streets being lined for blocks with
cars and carriages.
| The hostess wore beautiful gown Of
| brocaded gray velvet and point lace
and diamond and sapphire ornaments
The newly married couple received
| in bower of green, the brides at
| tendants being also in line with them
The entire drawing room suite was
| adorned with pink roses, foliage plants
and vines. The buffet table was set
in the ballroom, where the floral ar
rang were as profuse as in the
| rest of the house.
The brides presents filled a large
room upstairs and make an elegant
collection of valuable and beautiful ar
ticles for personal and household use.
| When DIR. and Mrs. Hume left for their
|
smart gown of wine-colored cloth, with
hat in the same color. Her furs were
of natural blue fox, the same fur trim
ming her hat.
The couple will occupy their new
home on Jefferson place on their re-
turn.
| The coning-out tea of Miss Julia
Frances Brice, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur T. Brice. was one of the
interesting events of yesterday after
noon.
| Mrs. Brice and the debutante received
in the drawing room, surrounded by the
flowers sent the latter. The hostess
wore a handsome black gown and the
! debutante was in white charmeuse and
lace. She carried an armful of pink
roses.
| Miss Brice assisted her mother and
sister in receiving, and her gown was
I At the tea table Miss Auerbach and
Miss Brice presided.
The other assistants were Miss Louise
King, Miss Mary Veeder, Miss Kath-
crime Harlow. Miss Marian Van Buren,.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton and Miss
Dorst of Warrenton, Va, who is the
guest Of Miss Brice.
l The annual Christmas sale and tea
| will be held at st. Roses Technical
School. Saturday next. from to I;
Nine. Riano. Countess de celiere'
! Pezet and Nine. Urcullu will preside in
the tearoom, assisted by other men,
bers OF the diplomatic circle.
| Gen. Maxwell Woodruff. his sister,
| Miss Woodruff. and brother, c. H.
| Woodruff, have returned after spend
ing the past month in Atlantic City
and New York. and are at the Hotel
Powhatan. previous to the opening of
their home at 2o22 g street northwest.
Tuesday, December 8. at $3.50 PM, tho
members of the Washington Camp, No.
sos. S. c. ", will give dance at the
Confederate Memorial Home, 1922 YER
lmont avenue northwest. The following
officers and committees will be in at
Tendance: Miss Sallie Williams, sponsor;
Miss Italy Carter, maid of honor J. Roy
Price. commander, District division:
Charles H. Keel, commandant; Marx E.
Kahn. lieutenant commander: William
e. Brockman. adjutant: F. r. Travel,
treasurer; Wallace Streater, historian;
Sanford D; Covington. color sergeant.
Young ladies' committee-Miss Pansy
Wilson. Miss Margaret Trimble, Miss
Mildred Herndon. Miss Frances saun-
Mary Boone. Miss Dorothy Denham,
Miss Nellie Claire Howard, Miss Grace
/ n paid opd Nfaa Kathoriuo nou,;a