Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
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tilted we'll down over the brow. With hands
clasped just below her waist and filed with
branches of mauve lilacs. the effect was
really exquisite and evoked the admiration
OF the guests. AS Miss Erhardt has hair
of e. deep golden brown or light bronze coll
or and her eyes and complexion are OF the
sort that go best with 1t. the effect was
picturesque In the extreme.
The bride, now Mrs. Wyckof, wore
white liberty satin gown very girlishly
made. with a bodice that fitted the slight
figure without folds or puffings. 1t was
cut slightly square in the neck and
guinpe OF delicate point applique was in
serted, and two bands of insertion TO
match some two inches wide and about
two inches apart went around the bodice
below the giimpe
The very full skirt was gathered at the
waist line and had an extremely full round
train. Her veil was a double one of tulie
caught with high diadem OF orange BIOS
SONS The veil over the face was almost
as long as that in the back She was so
far the most girlsh-appearing bride of the
spring, and exceedingly pretty one. too.
One of the guests at this wedding and
who is to be the maid OF honor at the we'd
ding of her sister this coming week, was
Miss Natalie Morrison in costume of the
most bright but soft pink, far too soft and
light to be termed cerise. 1t was chif-
fon wolfe. made in princess style. 1t was
fitted at the waist line and for about four
inches above and also to below the hip line
by the material being laid in lengthwise
plaits about three-qua.ters of an inch
broad. They were released a little above
the knees. The skirt portion was finished
by deep hem, and was trimmed in length
wise effect with strips of inch-wide velvet
ribbon matching the color OF the gown.
These strips were put on in groups OF three.
the groups being ten Or twelve inches apart,
and the three strips forming each group be-
ing three-quarters of an inch or an inch
apart. The center strip of each group OF
three extended up as far as the knees, ana
the others were some two inches shorter.
the upper end of each strip being cut In
point.
Just below the bust line the plaits were
also released, and gave a graceful and neo
essary fullness. There was a YOKE,
short guimpe, of white lace, followed by
yoke band, or shaped section, OF white
satin, varying from about to AZ inches In
width This satin was delicately braided IN
pink silk soutache braid The plated ana
puffed elbow sleeves were also finished with
turned-back cuffs of the satin, braided witp
the Soutache.
Topping this costume, which suited Miss
Morrisons blonde fairness was round,
fat hat, with low, round crown, or fancy
cream-colored straw. This hat was raised
very much at the left by a bandeau, ana
against this bandeau was fastened fuii
pale-pink ostrich tip that swept down over
her hair to and back of the ear. twist
of pink velvet ribbon was wound around
the crown and made In little fiat bow that
rested on the brim at the right front.
MISS Lillian MOrTlSUn, VINO Is 10 De ildf-
rie6 May 3 to William J. Tingue, jr., was
also at this wedding, and wore a brilliant
light blue cloth trimmed in a rather novel
fashion with little side plaitings of silk
the same shade as the cloth. These plait-
ings were carried over the hips and ran
down both the back and the front of the
skirt The square-cut Elton topping the
skirt had the same narrow plaitings run
ming up and down each side of the back
and the front. Around the neck and ex-
tending down each shoulder seam and end
ing in a pointed tab effect above each elbow
sleeve was a shaded piece of the cloth
some three inches wide. braided in fine
blue silk braid several shades darker than
the cloth. Topping this costume there was
a cTeam-colored straw hat having large
single rose, a large and very full one in
rose pink on the brim at the left, and
sprays of pale green fern vine extended in
many tendrils from the rose over the back
and side of the hat.
Mrs. Katharine Corse Tngersoll who mar
ried Robert Taylor Varnum, brother of Gen
eral James Varnum, wore a pale gray chlf-
fon wolfe frock combined with embroidered
lace. She was preceded up the aisles at
Grace Church chantry by her little daugh-
ter. Miss Anita Ingersou. a child of about
ten years. The latter wore white EN-
broidery Anglaise gown with elbow sleeves
of embroidered ruffles. The little skirt was
made of two flounces. She had "a rose pink
ribbon sash, and wore a round white hat
with rose olored ribbon wound around its