The Washington times., 1905-09-27
WEDDING
At HOT SPRINGS
Much Interest Evinced in
ScOtt-Dunn Nuptials.
BRIDESMAIDS LUNCHE
Pretty Entertainment Given Those
Who Will Attend the Bride to
the Altar.

No out-of-town event in a long time
has been Of so much interest to Wash
ington society people as the wedding
OF Miss Hildreth Dunn, of this city.
and George Cole Scott, of Richmond.
Va. which takes place at Hot Springs
at 4 o'clock today.
Yesterday Miss Dunn gave a luncheon
for her bridesmaids. who are Miss
Gladys Ingalls,. Miss Margaret Crayens.
| Of Cambridge; Miss Nesmith and Miss
Sarah Gibson. Of Baltimore. The maid
Of honor, her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Dunn. was also present. MIR. Scott en-
tertained his ushers at luncheon at the
Homestead Hotel. Yesterday afternoon
the bridal party rehearsed the marriage
ceremony in St. Luke's Church Many
| relatives and friends arrived from Rich
mond and Washington for the wedding.
which Will be followed by a large re-
ception at the Lanier Dunn estate.
Right Rev. Bishop Strange, OF North
Carolina. will officiate, assisted by Rev.
John Y. Scott, rector of the -arish.
| The bride Will be given away by her
father. LanIer Dunn. Of New York and
Washington. and Will wear a princess
robe, made abroad. of superb white
satin with long court train, and VIII
/ roses
and lilies of the valley. Miss Dunn
who is a debutante of last season. Is
a granddaughter OF the late Judge Ad-
vocate, General Dunn: a granddaughter
on her mothers side OF the late Frank
lin Fiske Heard, one of the greatest
lawyers Massachusetts ever produced
| and a great-niece Of the late Gen. B.
| F. Butler George Coles Scott is the
| son of the late Maj Frederick w. Scott,
| of Richmond. The maid of honor will
be the brides sister. Elizabeth Lanier
Dunn. and the flower girls Frederice
Scott and Lanier Dunn and there will
be two pages-Alec Campbell and Bu-
ford Scott. The bridesmaids will wear
white chiffon dresses trimmed with Va
| lenciennes lace and lace hats wreathed
with pale pink roses. and are to carry
bouquets OF pink roses.
The best man VIII be Frederick w.
Scott and the ushers DR.. Stuart Nc
Guire, Melville c. Branch, A Corydon
Hobson, A. Sidney Buford, OF Rich
mond; DR.. E. L. McGin, of Petersburg.
and William Mckee Dunn, brother of
the bride
Besides the run at Lenox yesterday of
the Berkshire Hunt Club, which started
at the old Dana place, and the XIII at
Hghlawn farm. with breakfast later
at the estate of Mr.. and Mrs William
ID. Sloane, there was a tennis tourna-
ment conducted by Miss Caroline Pos
tlethwaite. of this city.
Walcott Tuckerman has gone to
Lenox for the fall gayeties and has put
up at the Red Lion Inn. Stockbridge.
From Paris comes the announcement
OF the engagement of Mile. De Mores
daughter OF the widowed MarQuise De
Mores. and granddaughter of Louis Won
Hoffman, of the Union Club, to Baron
Pichon, Of France.
The Marquis De Mores, who spent a
number of years in New York and on
cattle ranches in the West, was muir
dcred in 1896 by his Arab guides, while
endeavoring to make his way from
the Southern borders of Tunis to Khar-
toum to join the Mahdi and his dervish-
es in their fight against England. His
son, Louis De Mores. is now at Har-
ward and about year ago inherited
from his paternal grandfather the lat
ter's title of Duke Vallombraisa. He
is in fact Harvard's only duke
The Marquise De Mores has been en-
gagged for number OF years in costly
but unsuccessful litigation with former
French government officials of Tunis
whom she has publicly accused of haV-
ing planned the assassination of her
husband, without however, being able
to furnish any legal proofs in support
of these startling accusations
Prince Henri de Coy, who was the
guest on Monday of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Morrison at their country place or
Charles Street avenue, Baltimore lef,
there yesterday for Chicago, from which
place he viii go TO California.
The prince was formerly an attache &c
the Belgian legation at Washington
and hasf frequently visited in Baltimore
before.