The Washington times., 1903-09-04

wedding Mrs. Brooks, the brides
mother. wore a rich gown of heavy
cream white lace, with a ban-shaped
hat of the same shade. and beautiful
string of pearls. Mrs. Thayer. the
bridegrOoms mother, was in white lace,
with touches of narrow black velvet and
a small hat of black and white lace.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet and her daughter.
Miss May Goelet. naturally attracted
much attention. The former wore an
elegant gown of mauve chiffon. fiounced
to the waist, hat to correspond. and
string OF large pearls. Miss Goelet's
gown was of white lace, retrieved with
bows of pale blue satin her picture
hat. also of white lace, being faced with
pale blue.
One of the most striking gowns was
worn by Mrs. John r. Drexel. 1t was of
cerise chiffon, delicately embroidered in
floss silk of a deeper shade Her hat
was of tulle of the same color, and she
wore a single string of pearls. Miss
Elsie Whelan was in white silk, figured
with medallions of pink roses, and white
picture hat.
Another notable costume was that
worn by Mrs William Moore, OF Paris,
a pale yellow lawn, covered with white
lace and hat TO correspond; Marquise
de Mores, white French muslin, trimmed
with black lace, hat of same material;
Baroness de SeilIiere, black thread lace
over white satin. bonnet of black tulle.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, white voile.
retrieved by narrow black velvet, small
bonnet of black and white; Mrs. II. Le-
roy Emmett, white organdie, with Dres
den pattern of pink roses. blue and pink
hat: Mrs. O. II. p. Belmont. white and
yellow French muslin, trimmed with
bands of yellow satin, big hat to cor
respond; Mrs. ogden Mills, white French
muslin, with Dresden pattern, trimmed
with black thread lace, hat to match;
Mrs Philip NJ. Lydig, ecru lace and
muslin, black hat, trimmed with long
| black ostrich plumes; Mrs. Elisha Dyer.
! jr. Dresden silk. with bertha of point
lace. yellow picture hat; Mrs. Hargous-
| Elliot, white taffeta, embroidered in
black lace design. picture hat covered
with gardenias.
| Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt's gown was
| OF silver gray foulard, embroidered in
same shade hat to correspond string
Of pearls: Mrs. George B. De Forest,
| gown OF white lace hat covered with
| deep purple violets; Mrs. J. c. Mallory,
| gown of silver gray taffeta, feather bol
| and hat Of same shade; Mrs. Alexander
S Clarke. gown Of white lace, hat of
/ black braid, trimmed with green plumes.
More Jewels have been lost at New
port This time Mrs John r. Drexel
/ is the victim. Two pendants from her
/ collection of jewels are missing. One.
a pear shaped emerald, disappeared on
the Fourth OF July; the other, a dia-
mond. similarly shaped and surrounded
| by five smaller diamonds. was lost on
August Il. Though a thorough search
was made at the time of their disap-
! pearance Mrs. Drexel did not notify the
police She has since. however. adver-
j tised and offered a reward of 100000
for their recovery.
! Dr. and Mrs. F. r. Lane. of this city.
are az the Harbor View House. Glouces-
ter. Mass. where they will spend the
month Of September.
Lieut. Robert d. Carter. L. S. A. has
gone TO Asbury Park, y. J., for a short
/ vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. George Hyde Lee are
spending the summer at the Hotel Wash
| ington, Ocean City, Nd.
! G.. c. France and Mrs. France are
spending the fall season at the Wash
Iington, Ocean City, Nd.
r. II. Burton, of this city, has Joined
| his Washington friends at the Atlantic
Hotel, Ocean City, Nd.
/ The Countess Esterhazy has arrived at
the Sherburne, Atlantic City, for the fall
| season.