Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-26
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Jane Quirk, Miss Katrina Mccormick,
Miss Elizabeth Ptllsbury, Miss Georgette
VERIFY. Miss Helen Lee Eames Doherty,
Miss Elizabeth Edison, Miss Helen Lee
washington, Miss Lucille p. Swift, Miss
Anne Virginia Ashburn, Miss Mary
Stuart Birdsall, Miss Ruth Bryant, Miss
Clara Boiling, Miss Margo Belt, Miss
Eleanor Calvert Miss Margaret Calvert,
Miss Mildred Blaine Clarke, Miss June
Cushing. Miss Eleanor Daniel, Miss Viz
ginia Deyber Miss Dorothy Dial, Miss
Dorothy Dodge, Miss Susanna Bagley
Wallace, Miss Sylvia Meredith, Miss
Eliza Mitchell, Miss Margene Krag MUS
ser, Miss Eleanor Mulliken, Miss Natalie
Norwood, Miss Mary Eleanor Orme,
Miss Beatrice Patton, Miss Betty Elan,
Miss Virginia GlaZebrook. Miss Dew
ereaux Green, Miss Ruth Gullion, Miss
Katherine Hall, Miss Rosa Hayes. Miss
Louise Hoehling, Miss Evelyn Howe,
Miss Kate Kingman, Miss Carolyn NC
Lean Walker, Miss Betty de Beauvals
Richards, Miss Caroline Sanderson, MISS
Mary Sleman. Miss Helen Walker ana
Miss Louise Turner.
Miss West is the granddaughter OF
the late Edward o. Leech. at one time
director of the mint. The debutante
attended the National Cathedral School
until last year, when she attended the
King Smith Studios. tea dance VIII
be given in her honor at the May
flower on Christmas eve by Miss CQulrK,
Q guest at the luncheon.
Maroon and white chrySanthemumS
with tall white candles in silver can
delabra we're used in most Ell
fective manner to decorate the large
horseShoe-shaped table IN the palm
court Of the hotel.
MRS. Carter, widow of the late Sen
ator Thomas H. Carter Of Montana,
was Mrs. Vests guest at luncheon In
the presidential dining room.
Mrs. C.. Willard Hayes will entertain
at Q tea dance this afternoon from 4
TO 7 o'clock in the Washington Cluo
to present her daughter. Miss Rosa
HAYES. Assisting Mrs. Hayes Will be
Nfs. Marcus BENJAMIN Mrs. Whit
man Cross, Mrs. Alfred H. BROOKS, mrs.
Filton Lewis, Mrs. Philip Smith. Mrs.
Harrison Stidman, Miss Mildred CLARKE,
Mrs. Arthur Spencer, Miss Grace Wills
and Mrs. Charles Hume. With the ouo
will be Miss Betty Trescott, MISS mary
Shinn, Miss Betty West, Miss Carolyn
Walker, Miss Natalie Norwood and MISS
Marion Moulden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison enter
tanned at a tea yesterday afternoon In
their home at 1922 wyoming avenue,
when they presented their daughter,
Miss Sally Fairfax Harrison, to society.
The debutante was assisted by Countess
Alice S1echenyi, Miss Edith EuStls, Miss
Kathleen Knox, Miss Katherine Carlisle,
Miss Eliza Mitchell, Miss Helen Lee
Washington, Miss Elizabeth Pnlsbury
and Miss Hetty Reid Turner of Middle
burg, Va, who was Miss Harrtson's
house guest. Receiving with Mrs. Har-
rison were Mrs A. Garrison McClintock,
Mrs. Henry Miller and Mrs. James M.
Carlisle.
Mrs. Harrison's gown was of black
velvet. while Miss Harrison wore gown
OF turquoise blue crepe de chine ana
carried bouquet of TaliSman roses. the
house was attractively decorated WITH
Autumn flowers and foliage.
Miss Eleanor Calvert and Miss Mar
garet Peyton Calvert, debutante daugn-
ferx of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Calvert,
viii leave early tomorrow morning Tor
Charlottesville, where they will attend
the foot ball game between Virginia
and North Carolina. They will return
to Washington Friday in time for the
luncheon to be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Robb for their daughter,
Miss Cecilia Calvert Robb, in compl-
Hlc0I 10 HlSS 0y1Nld NOuOcC u1CAC0ANAa
and Miss Carolyn Walker.
Characteristics Wedding
And Other Marriages Of Interest.
The marriage yesterday afternoon Of
Miss Elise Hoban Alexander to Mr.
Charles Mein Carter, son Of Mrs. james
Newman Carter of Philadelphia, was OF
more than usual interest IN Washing
ton, where the family Of the BRIDES
a.
, lions. The ceremony was performed al
4 o'clock in st. Matthew's Roman Cath
Ollie Church, Mgr. Edward L. Buckley
rector, oficiating, in the presence OF
large company. Mr.. Nation Boyce, or
Ranist and choirmaSter Of the church
arranged the program Of music, which
; was given by a small orchestra OF
stringed instruments and the organ
The church had an effective arrange
ment Of white chrysanthemums anc
white roses with tall palms and graceful
ferns and feathery Southern smila1
festooned about the pillars. Clusters Of
the white blossoms and foliage were tiec
ct the entrance Of every sixth pew.
The bride, who was escorted by he
father, wore q becoming gown OF 1vor!
satin fashioned with long haring skirt
which fell into long train at the back
The bodice had short puf1ed sleeves
and a short peplum TO the hips fell
from the high waist line. The neck wa,
finished with q bertha of rare old poin
d'Angleterre lace of the finest mesh
which was worn on the wedding gowr
Of the brides grandmother, Mrs. Hoban
when she was married in st. Matthews
Church. Her tulle veil, which fell ovel
her face when abe entered the church
was held by cap arrangement, which
had deep cuffs of the rare old lace
turned hack from her face. She carried
white orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Louise Piquette Alexander was
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