The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-29
Doings of Society

Commander Madison Is taking the course
In the Naval War College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Carter have
sent out invitations for the wedding of
their daughter, Marie. and Lieut. Patton
6uchanan. U. S. N. Wednesday. De-
cember ], at ST. PauPs Episcopal Church
Mrs. C. Edward Carter, jr., VIII D.,
matron of honor for her sister-in-Iaw,
whose other attendants include Mrs.
Beverly Price Evans Miss virginia
ONeil. Miss Margaret Pettus and Mrs
Walter 7. Cahill, OF Meriden. Conn. Lit
Tie Miss Elizabeth Edmonds, daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Edmonds. win be the
mower girl. Owing 20 a change OF or
ders. Lieut.. Wallace B. Phillips, o.. s
~ VIII be best man instead OF Ensign
Henry Buchanan. The ushers include Mr..
=; EDWARD Carter, Jr., Lieut. A o.
Thomas. Lieut. Donald Boyden and
Lieut. John Fox. all OF the q. s. s.
Michigan
A pretty wedding took place Tues
oay when Miss Elsie Mary Horn, of
TINS city, was married to Mr.. Thomas
Graham. formerly Of CsrdondaIe pa
and now of Clarendon. Va The cere-
money was performed by the Rev.
rather Lackey, pastor of ST CharIes'
Church. Clarendon.
Inc bride was attended by Mrs.
Joseph r: Kuhns and Mr.. Joheph
Fsrrel' OF Cardondale, acted as best
man. wedding breakfast followed
al the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Joseph r. Kuhns. at sis Wisconsin ave-
nue. northwest
Later the young couple left for
Palm Beach. Fla, to spend their
honeymoon On their return thew will
reside in Clarendon.
Naval Constructor Robert stocker "
s. ". and Mrs. stocke- are at the
Brighton, where they have leased an
apartment for the season
Gen. and Mrs. Scriven, who went 70
New York to attend the Army and NAVY
game. will remain several DAYS before
returning to Washington.
The marriage OF Lieut.. BENJAMIN ~
Bailey. L. S A. and Miss Rosau,
Davis. youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles a Davis, d I Atlanta, Ga.
November Is, was a brilliant social
event. the ceremony being performed
at the First Baptist Church, Atlanta
AfterWard there was handsome re-
ception al the home of the brides pa
rents. An elaborate decoration at the
church was the setting for the i'm
preSsive ceremony. and the attendance
OF a large bridal party added to the
picturesque interest of the occasion
The costumes of the brides attendants
initiated the yellow and cornflower
blue combination. which was con-
tinued in artistic fashion. while the
touch OF gold lace which DISTINGUISHED
the uniform of the bridegroom and
the army officers in attendance added
the military note. The attendants
preceded the bride. who was escorted
by her father, down the center aisle.
and the way was led by four little
people. Charles Davis Moore and Lena
Swift. who opened floral gates, made
OF yellow roses and blue CornfIowers
which were swung between the two
front pews. and Hudson Moore and
Eliza beth Davis. who bore the white
satin kBeeling cushions Miss IsOlfre
Campbell was maid Of honor Mrs.
Laurie Davis Anderson was her sis
ter's matron Of honor. Miss Isabel
Robinson was first bridesmaid: Misses
Virginia Lipscomb. Helen McCarty and
Mary Algood Jones were bridesmaids
Mr.. Arthur l. D. Warner Of New
York. was best man. Mr.. CIaud
Stems. OF st. Paul; Lieut. Charles :
Blakely, Lieut. o. o. Ellis. Lieut.
Creed F. Cox. and Mr.. F J. Robinson,
OF Savannah. were groomsmen. Rev.
Charles W. Daniel was the minister
officiating. Appropriate music was
played before and during the cere-
mony. 4
The bride wore an ideal wedding cos
tune. its material and fashion girlish
and becoming. The gown was 4 tulle
model. made without a train. The cor
sage OF tulle had a bodice OF white satin.
with corsase cluster of orange blossoms.
The short skirt fell in billOwy fullness
from wired panniers OF tulle. deliberately
embroidered in pearls. the wired lines
finished by narrow tUlle ruffles. The
white tUlle Veil fen the conventional
length a train would he. and It WAS hung
from a bandeaU OF white satin finished
with a cluster Of orange blossoms. Her
old fashioned bouquet was of lilies Of the
valley in a lace holder the handle show
cred with lilies. The reception at the
house was elaborate and beautiful The
bridal party. receiving in the spacious
sun parlor. stood before the mantel.
which was veiled with autumn fOlia Ee.
out OF which shown electric lights. and
yellow chrySanthemums. yellow roses.
conflowers. and palms made up the dec
orations. The bridal table had
large circular mound of CnrnfIowers,
lightened by lilies OF the valley.
In the midst OF the flowers was
the brides cake a massive creation. hol-
low in the center and rill"d in with yell
low roses. out OF WElCh rose A dlfnlnutiNe
bride. The ladies' places were marked
by dainty Austrian fans of gold en-
hrOiderrd tissue with tortoise shell sticks.
the names on hlI" and yellow ribbons
tied to the handles. The mons places
We're indicated by match boxes Of black
silk suitable for evening dress use. the
boxes bearing the initials of each gentle
man in gold Favors for the ladies' were
satin vanity hIES full Of puffsd rice. and
at the SentiHm"n'S places were tulle rice
bags. The bride presented her attend
ants with dainty pearl and gold brooches.
supper was served. and there was nv
sic ny an orchestra. Lieut.. and Mrs
Bailey left during the evening for a
trip. and they will make their
home at Fort Sam Houston. Tex
The members Of the chi Psi sorority
Of thu Mckinley Manual Training
school save a luncheon At the Raleigh
Hotel Saturday afternoon Those pres
emit included Misses Carrie Hastings.
Doris Allison. Dorothy Hullhsh. Edith
Slime. Martha Bell. Louise Larrahee.
Frances Ashford. Ida Harry. Hester
Eleanor Ashford. Dorothy Dent.
Dorothy Adams Doris Weber. Lettis
Stewart. Vivian Humphreys. Virginia
Shinn. Mrs. Clara MorfOrd. Mrs Harry
Harper. Mrs. Ilton L0v"less. and Mrs
Jonathan Rowland. o. Philadelphia