Evening star., 1915-11-11
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the largest affairs of the early win

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of the largest affairs of the early win
ter.
Miss Jane Gregory daughter of the
Attorney General and Mrs gregory.
and Miss Grace Overn1an. daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. Overman, were at the
head of the receiving line, and the COM
mittee In charge consisted OF senator
Lee ). Overman. chairman or the recep-
tion committee: Mr.. Claude n. Bennett,
chairman of floor committee, with MI.
Frank r. Fravel, vice chairman. Mr..
George b. Ashby. chairman of commit
tee on arrangements. and MI Cecil ~.
Jones, vice chairman.
The ballroom was beautifully deco
rated with yellow chrysanthemums,
palms and autumn foliage:
Misses Ruth and Sarah Daniels, Miss
Callie Hoke Smith. Miss Grace Over
man, Miss Lucy Burleson, Miss Jean
Campbell, Miss sydney Burleson. Miss
Italy Carter. Miss Holland Fits. Miss
Helen Blodgett. Miss Helen Brancon1a
Smith, Miss Pansie c. Wilson: Miss
Asha Louise Wells. Miss Mollie Handy,
Miss Claire Abercrombie. Miss En-
Handy. Miss Josie Brockman: Miss
Susie Keel, Miss Geraldine Hill. Miss
Eta Taeeert. Miss Ethel Brockman.
Miss Nellie Claire Howard. Miss Alice
Theobold. Miss Lealya Harbin, Miss
Edna Robinson. Miss Anna McCoach
Miss Katherine Mattingly. Miss Pauline
Jones. Miss Virginia Hereford. Miss
Louise Ndtl1nSlN. MISS fNOSdiNIl
Miss Lena wilkins, Miss Jane Dodge,
Miss Helen Griffith. Miss Mary Key
Compton. Miss Virginia Griffith. Miss
Katherine Bowie. Miss Margaret Young
er, Miss Margaret Short. Miss Annie
Wiles Miss Caroline Flanner, Miss
katherine Dent, Miss Mary Pugh. Miss
Margaret McChord. Miss Laura Gilmore,
Miss Josephine Saunders. Miss Dorothy
Denham. Miss Helen Hopkins, Miss
Edna Saunders. Miss Frances saunders,
Miss Ida Bowie. Miss Katherine Du
Boies, Miss Florence Gompers. Miss
Wooster. Miss Nan Priest, Miss Mary
Newcomb and Miss Porter.
Mrs. Francis Alton Connolly will en-
tertain at a luncheon tomorrow in
honor of Miss Julia Littell. whose mar
riaEe to Lieut.. Alexander Patch takes
place November 20.
Mrs. Edmund X Goldsborough. hav
ing rented her residence. 1881 X street
northwest. is at the Rochambeau for
the winter. Mr.. William Goldsboroush.
her son, is with her.
MIR. and Mrs. Edmund X. Goldsbor-
ough have also taken an apartment at
the Rochambeau.
Mr. and Mrs Lowell II. Patterson of
indianapolis. the latter formerly Miss
Gertrude Schmidt of Indianapolis and
q graduate of Fairmont Seminary. class
of 1915. are here on their wedding trip.
Mr. Patterson has been appointed vice
consul 10 JOnaInSSpuIe- anu
he and his bride will sail Saturday
from New York for Liverpool After
brief visit to London they Will pro-
ceed to Cape Town and thence to their
destination.
The second dinner dance of the sea
son will be held at the University Club
Tuesday evening, November 16, at s
O'Clock.
Misses Elizabeth and Suzanne Chase, |
daughters of Capt. and Mrs Nolney n
Chase will be presented to society at a |
tea the afternoon of Thursday, December
g. instead of December II, as previously
announced.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Mae Dick, |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dick,
and Mr.. William r. Milburn of Mil |
waukee took place last night at
o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dick.
Rev. DIR. Page Milburn of Woodside.
Md, father of the bridegroom, per- |
Termed the ceremony in the drawing |
room which was beautifully decorated
with yellow and white chrysanthemums |
and autumn foliage.
The bride, who was given in marriage |
by her father. wore a gown of ivory |
tinted georgette crepe, elaborately en- |
broidered in design of daisies over ac- |
contemplated satin. She wore a tulle |
vel wreathed with orange blossoms and |
carried bouquet of bride roses and |
lilies of the valley.
Miss Ruth Dick. the brides sister,
was the maid of honor and she wore
French gown of pink taffeta and chif- |
fon with lacings on the bodice of black I
velvet ribbon. the ends weighted with |
rosebuds. Her bouquet was of pink |
roses
A reception followed, when the new
" married couple were assisted in re- |
ceiving by the brides mother, Mrs |
Dick. who wore gown of turquoise |
satin and a corsage bouquet of sun
burst roses
Mr. and Mrs Milburn left later for |
a northern trip, the latter wearing a |
gown of dark blue corded silk with a |
sealskin coat and a black panne velvet |
hat embroidered in beads and trimmed |
with fur. They will make their future |
home in Milwaukee, Wis.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George !
W Harrison was the scene of a beau /
tiful wedding last night at $ o'clock !
when their daughter, Miss Anna Harri- I
became the bride of Lieut.. Wells /.
E Goodhue, L. S. y.
The ceremony. which was performed /.
by the Rev Paul A MenZel. pastor of |,
Co7cordia Church. was witnessed by /
relatives and intimate friends. and was /;
followed by large reception at $50 |
o'c'ock.
Talrns and huge bouquets of pink
Oh vsanthemums formed the decoration I
In the drawing room, where the cere- /
: large mirror sprayed over with au-
tU~ln leaves and vines formed the back |
r'ound for the wedding party. and the |
yong couple knelt on a white satin !
p"r-dieu to receive the blessing.
TIE broad white satin ribbons form !
T. the aisle We're held by Mr. Henry
@e- Mr.. Henry Wiegand. Mr. William m |
e Lederer Mr.. Louis Osternayer Mr. !
P''dClph Joyers and Mr. Frank HArri- |
SON brother of the bride.
The bride. who given in mar
ria"e By her father, wore exquisite
gown of white crepe de chine. embroid-
er"d in Dearls and trimmed with pearl
fringe. The long court train. which fell
from the shoulders. was caught here
and there with clusters of lilies of the
valley
She wore tulle veil becomingly ar
ranged with a coronet of lace and a
bandeaU OF pearls.
shower bouquet of bride roses and
valley lilies was carried.
Mrs William G. Lederer the brides
sister. was the m-:ron of honor and
sne wore lovely robe of white lace
mounted over pink crepe de chine and
she carried bouquet of pink roses
The bridegroom and his best man
Lieut.. Frank c. McCnord. L. S ", wore
t'.sir fun dress uniform.
alrs. Harrison. the brides mother; as
sisted in receiving. wearing a hand
some gown of gray satin with an over
Dress OF gray ch.non richly beaded
Lieut.. Goodhue and his bride left
last evening for their wedding trim
The latter wearing a modish suit of
blue serge with q yellow silk beayer