Evening star., 1914-11-24
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS WILEY AND MISS KING
MAKE THEIR BOWS TODAY.
Marriage of Representative Morrison
and Miss McReypolds.
Notes.

The debutante season begins this aft
ernoon with the events arranged for
Miss Elizabeth Wiley and Miss Louise
Freeman King.
Commander Henry A. Wiley, L. 5. n,
and Mrs. Wiley will present their
daughter at i tea dance at Rausch-
er's.
Assisting the hostess will be Miss
Dorothy Drake, Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss
Flores Howard. Miss Lillian hendricks,
aIiss Maxwell Durant Church and Miss
Dorothy Taylor OF New York. a house
guest of the Gebutante.
At the tea table Mrs. Henry f. VIII
son and Mrs. Herman f. Oberteufter OF
Philadelphia will preside at one end
and Mrs William F. Cronan and Mrs.
william c. Watts at the other.
Miss Wiley will go to Philadelphla
for Thanksgiving, and to remain over
for the Army-Navy game.
Miss King will be presented at tea
today, which her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
A. r A. King will give at their nome
on Massa chusetts avenue.
DebutanteS and other young Slris
who will assist are Miss Elizabeth
Hamilton, Miss Pocohontas Butler, MISS
Julia Brjce. Miss Catherine b. Harlow,
Miss Marian Van Buren; MISS MARY
(Tn
Mrs William n. Wilmer Mrs. Robert
Hiuckley and Mrs John Van Rensse-
laer will preside in the dining room
DIR. and Mrs. King will entertain at
dinner tonight for the receiving party,
and December 23 will give small
dance for their daughter at Rauscher $.
The marriage of Representative
Martin A. Morrison of Indiana and MISS
Katherine McReynolds of this city took
AZ of n
Chapel. Cathedral SIS. Peter and Paul,
Mount ST. Alban. Rev. j. Hennins
Nelms officiated. in presence of the
friends and relatives OF the couple
William Chaney, a former pupil of the
bride. The chapel was decorated with
yellow chrysanthemums and foliage
plants.
The bride was escorted by her mother,
Mrs. Mary 3. McReynolds, who gave
her in marriage The bridal gown was
of white satin, richly trimmed with
rare old de Brabant lace. 1t was made
with Il court train. A tulle veil was
worn and a shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley carried. The bride also wore
Representative Morrison's latest gift
to her, a crescent brooch of sapphires
and diamonds. No reception will fol-
low, as Representative and Mrs. Nor
rison will leave during the late after
noon for southern trip. Mrs. Morri-
.
brown broadcloth. She will wear mink
and seal furs and her small toque is of
the two furs combined. Representative
and Mrs. Morrison will hold wedding
reception December at 1t10 n street.
Miss Dorothy Drake, daughter of Mr..
Charles NJ. Drake and sister of Com
mander and Mrs. Althouse. will make her
debut at a tea December II instead of
December 10, as previously stated.
Miss Marian Van Burcn, daughter of
Mrs Nelson Read johnson, will make
her debut December II.
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander d. Cobey an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Ellen Louise. TO Mr. William Beck Kemp
of Maryland and West Virginia The
wedding will take place shortly after
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gage of Phla-
delphia announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Margaret Gage. to Mr.
Guy Howard Bloom of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Gage was Miss Mary Hill King of this
city.
Mrs. Marshall Field is likely to remain
at her Chicago home until after the holi-
days. She has taken two boxes for the
opera season there. -..-
Mr. and Mrs Louis p, Shoemaker and
MI. ADfcF u. r. SIlOefIldheI IRE
an indefinite stay at Atlantic City. Mr.
Louis L. shoemaker, who has been i'll
for the past ten days, is reported to be
slowly improving. -~ .-.-
The marriage of Miss Mona Elsie
Roberts, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
J. Roberts, and Mr. Burl r. Johnston OF
wfordsville, Ind. Will take place
at $50 o'clock this afternoon at Trim
ity p. L. Church, Rev. G. w. Van Fos-
sen officiating. The reception which
was to have followed was abandoned
after u recent family bereavement. ,
Mrs. l.. b. Roberts, sister-in-law of
che bride, and Mr.. Morton NJ: Milford
will attend the couple. The bride win
wear her going gaway dress of dark
brown broadcloth with velvet hat In
the same shade, trimmed with plumes.
She will carry violets and lilies of the
valley in Il shower bouquet. The
matron of honor will wear a dark blue
brocaded chiffon and a black picture
hat and carry violets.
After their wedding journey the cou-
pie will take up their residence at
Charlottesville, Ind
A simple ceremony at ST. Paul's
Church this morning by Mgr. James
Mackin united in marriage Mrs. Irene