Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-14

Miss Anna Ewing Cockrell,
Bridesmaid.
and trimmed with medallions of lace These
robes were worn over pale green silk slips.
Their picture hats in white chiffon were
half Wreathed with green leaves. Th=y
carried shower punches of bride roses and
wore the brides souvenir gift, Tuscan gold
bracelets of linked wild roses, with a large
pearl in the center Of each flower.
The flower maid was dream of baby
loneliness in a frock of white organdie and
a big hat of white chiffon wreathed IN
marguerites. She carried a basket filled 20
overlooking with marguerites, and wore her
souvenir of her aunt's wedding day, a
gold necklace with an enameled marquee
rite pendant.
The bridegroom's gifts to his ashers were
four-leaf clover scarf pins. having in the
centers a fresh-water pearl.
The Wedding Breakfast.
At the wedding breakfast at Rauscher's
Senator Cockrell with the brides aunt.
Mrs John R. Walker of Kansas City, re-
ceived the guests, assisted by Dr. and Mrs.
Gallautlet. 1ne newly married couple
stood in the tower window recess to receive
congratulations Mrs. Walker was ele-
gantly gowned in white satin trimmed with
point lace and wore a white lace bonnet.
Mrs. Gallaudet wore black velvet and point
lace and black and white toque
white and green reached across the large
ball room unCer the balcony. The ices
were served in shapes of hearts, Cupids anu
wedding bells. Four hundred guests were
present.
The Notable Guests.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt atten1 l.
ed both the ceremony at the church and the
wedding breakfast, After their arrival at
Rauscher's, Senator Cockre4 escorted Mrs
Roosevelt RI ha dipin ,ri
dent taking out the brides taMnt. Mrs.
Walker. They drank the health of the
bride and groom and mingled for while
with the eI rest Of the guests bgforesreturning
The relatives of the bride present at the
ceremony and breakfast were: Mr.. Ewing
Cockrell of Warrensburg, Mo- brother of
the bride; Mrs. Ewing CockreI1 and young
est daughter, Miss Flora Mcdonald Cock
rell; Mrs. John r. Walker of Kansas City
and Mrs. T. o. Towles of Jefferson City,
aunts Of the bride: Masters 4 Brevard
Walker and Ewing Towles, Mrs. B. G.
Cockrell and the Misses Wilkinson and Mr..
John C. Wilkinson, jr.. of ST. Louis:
Mrs. Sinclair Cannon of Abilene, Tex, and
Mr.. and Mrs Humphreys of Lexington. Va.
Besides the groom's parents his other
relatives present were Miss X. F.seGallaudet
and Mrs F. L. Kendall of Boston, his SIS
tiers, and Mr.. James Denison and Miss Alice
Denson and Mr. Lindsay yer1isou of New
York.
Among the Missourians present were:
Miss Osborne and Miss Marie Houx Of
Warrensburg, house guests of the bride;
Representatives Lloyd. Vandver Shackel-
ford, Representative and Mrs. DeArmo"d,
Representative and Mrs. Champ Clark
Representative and Mrs. Cowherd, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Benton, Representative
and Mrs. Dougherty and Miss Dougherty,
Representative and Mrs. Bartholdt, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Robb. Representative
and Mrs. Joy. Representative and Mrs..
Cooney, Col. and Mrs. ]. H. Carroll of St.
Louis. Miss Alice LAWYER, Miss Belle
Boone, Mrs. and Miss Seely of Kansas
City, Mrs. j. II. Christopher Miss Lillian
Dufffeld and Mr.. c. H. Achenbach of War
Mrs. Thomas B. Tomb and Mrs. HARRISON
of Kansas City.
Other out-of-town guests were: DR.. and
Mrs. j. ]. Kinyoun. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s.
Cramp and Miss Cramp Mr. and Mrs.
Sparhawk. all of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs Alex. L. Shaw, Mr.. H. S. Barnes,
jr.; Mr. and Mrs Louis Stern. Mr.. Jefferson
Levy, Mr.. Sam H. Ragland lall of New
York; Miss Dwight and Mr.. John Day
Jackson of New Haven, Conn; Mrs. Fran
els Parsons Of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hartman of Pemberton, N. j.: Prof.
and Mrs. Thornton of Charlottesville. Va;
Mrs. Jas b. Montgomery of Portland, Ore. !;
ex-Gov. Frank Brown Of Maryland, Judge
George Gray. Dr. Gilman, former presd ant
of Johns Hopkins and Mrs. Gilman, and
Mr.. Magee Of Pittsburg.
= Some Of the Washington notables pres
ent included the Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Shaw, the Secretary of the Navy,
Postmaster General and Mrs. Payne, the
Misses Hitchcock, the Secretary of Agricul-