Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04

Emory Daniels. formerly Of Boston. In
Grace Church Chantry, wore rich trained
princess robe of white velvet with oeep,
round yoke of unlined point lace ana
draped bertha and sleeves of the same lace
The yoke had a stock of lace. The point
lace bertha was raised on the shoulders III
a draped effect, and the short sleeves
formed of point lace hounces were also
raised and draped in an entirely new 1ash-
ion, a most graceful one, too. The bertha
came well down the center front OF the
bodice.
The extremely long Brussels point veil.
the center of the dotted point, came nearly
to the end of the train, ana was almost as
flmy as tulle. 1t was so draped around
the top of her pompadour as to show al
most all of her coiffure, and was caught by
natural orange blossoms, but, to tell the
truth, thera was more foliage ana puuS
than blossoms. Her bouquet was a large
half-sheaf half-round bouquet OF lilies OF
the valley.
One of the handsome gowns worn at this
wedding was white broadcloth with irish
crochet lace let in above the men, anu
topped by a coat of the same lace. The
skirts of the coat formed huge scallop at
the back, rising high at the Sides each
sleeve formed deep scallop to the elbow.
the body of the coat being solid crochet
over a foundation of cloth. A white toque
trimmed with white ostrich tips topped the
costume. -"
A green walking gown also worn at the
Daniels Holmes wedding was topped by
novel and fetching toque of bright red felt
trimmed with green feathers and red wings.
The toque was oval in shape with rather
high bel-shaped crown of red f1t, the
rolling brim showing the red felt to within
an inch and a half of the top, the latter
being covered with small green teque feath-
ers laid on fiat. The outside of the brim
was also covered with these feathers. The
trxft ia a IN
the right, and two stiff red wings decorated
It. One of these wings was fastened natly
to the outside of the brim and pointed
downward to the left and back. the upper
part curved over the top of the brim. The
other wing was fastened to the inside OF
the brirn, rising upward and outward
toward the front, projecting quite Dill De-
yond the front brinl.
Another hat seen at the wedding was
dark blue felt of a peculiarly dull shade
and with a cut brim-that Is, there was no
binding whatever. wreath or slightly
lighter blue roses. or, rather, haif-opened.
cones shaped rosebuds, went around the
crown, and from under the end near the
front a plume of lighter shade extended
up over the top OF the upturned ieft prim
and down to the hair. and another plume
started from the side and extended out and
down the left side to the back OF the, head.
Still another hat was large. broad
briurned, iow-crowned white felt. with
border and facing an inch and a half wide
of cloth of silver.
Wide bows OF wired bows of black velvet
ribbon an inch and half wide and ar
ranged in a careless and artistic fashion
trimmed It. this chapeau which was worn
by fresh young girl In bluish-gray
cloth walking costume. This costume had
Its skirt trimmed with ono straight around
hand OF the cloth an inch wide. put ON
about two inches from the edge, and above
this say, two inches, another band OF the
cloth described deep points. The coat was
fitted box short. semi one, with
elxtrfs extending perhaps eight inches below