Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-13

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ehamrock leaves. and each carried q ioos9
cluster Of white lilies. There were also
fnrse little pages with shamroclx pinned
from Their canes. The bride wore q wreath
OF mingled shamrock and myrtle.
aiiss aeors.ns wild. who married Count
Carlo Dentice al Frasso. was married on
her birthday at Brompton Oratory. London.
and in honor Of 81. Georges day the ora
tory was decorated with white roses. The
/ brides gown WAS an unusually handsome
| one OF soft white satin draped with q wide,
rose-pofnt lace founce having sprays OF
orange blossoms fastened here and there.
Down the center Of the robe from the yoke
or guimpe to the hem there was panel
OF embroidery done In diamonds or rhine
| stones. and silver and pearl spang,es
representing roses, thisties and shamrocks
The bodice had q Louis XIV point In the
'front.' and net guimpe Rose point was
uraped In folds ON each side OF the emf
proideries on the waist. and these going
up over the shoulders. were brought down
In the back Of the bodice to a point. The
satin court train was lined with tulle
ruches and bordered on the outside to
uiatSu TIC pdlei DOWN the 'front.'. IN
roses, thistles and shamrocks. Her tulle
veil was caught with orange blossoms,
myrtle and white heather, and her bouquet
was made Of white orchids and roses. She
wore string of pearls four yards long. an
heirloom in the family OF the bridegroom
The bridesmaids wore rose-pink tulle over
white silk. The surplice bodices had
guimpes and draperies OF mechiin lace. The
wide gtrdles of liberty ribbon were in two
shades OF rose pink. The bridegroom gave
each bridesmaid circle brooch set with
diamonds and emeralds, white and green
being the Italian colors-and also with
rubies. The girls wore wreaths OF pink
roses, white tulle veils and carried pale
pink roses to match the wreaths. The little
page wore q white satin and mauve velvet
suit.
The going-away gown of the countess
was tussore silk embroidered in blue, gold
and red. It consisted of a plated skirt
and q bolero coat over a lace blouse. Over
the whole was slipped an empire coat of
under the bust and revers of black velvet.
Her hat of tuscan straw had cache
peigne Of fawn-celored tulle with punches
OF tiny crimson roses. corn-fiowers and
yellow MISUNDERSTANDING out the color
ings Of the embroideries on the gown. 1t
had at the side q large bow Of fawn-col-
ored ribbon shot with green.
Miss Mabel Louisa Storm. who married
Joseph Ferris Simmons son of J. Edward
Simmons, president of the Fourth National
Bank of New York, had a green and white
| wedding. She Is a descendant of Garrett
| Storm, one Of the first New York mer-
| chants, who died worth some $4,000 900.
One Of his daughters married the father
| Of Mrs. Elbridge I. Gerry, Mr.. Livingston,
| and another married Mr.. Hoffman. from
| whom the present welI-known Hoffmans
| descend.
| One of the features of Miss Storms we'd
| ding was the setting aside of a pew In St.
| Thomas Church near the chancel for the
1 little girls of her Sunday school, class.
| where they could have a good view OF the
| ceremony.
| Miss Storm. who is very dark, wore a
| heavy white satin wedding gown, with a
| long, square train embroidered at the bot
| tom In lilies 1t was draped with wonder
! full old point lace
| point the yoke describing v. The sleeves
1 were very short, full puffs of the satin,
followed by puffs of tulle, with ruchfngs
standing out at the back; these tulle puffs
extended to the elbows, or to the top OF
| the long gloves.
| A wide fiounce of point lace rose from
| one side of the skirt of the robe and was
| draped in gathered scarf effect across
the front and UP to the other side, with
sprays Of orange blossoms caugn. At the
/ top.
/ orange blossoms and their leaves extended
1
Her point lace ven was gathered just
1 back of the pompadour Of her couture, and
] was caught with orange blossoms
The maid of honor. Miss Edna Graham
Storm wore q pale-green rad1um SILK, OF
| round length, having fnch-Wlde Insertions
| of white lace let in around the bottom,
| forming bowknot designs. The bodice had
| a pointed yoke of white lace, and the
! sleeves were pulled.
| THE other attendants, the Misses Augusta
de Peyster, Josephine Atterbury, MAIZE
| livingston DelafieId, Ethel Du Bots, Sophie
! Iangdon and Dorothy Schienelfn, wore
| gowns similar In design to that of the maid
| Of honor but In white.
|
Miss Mary Renwick Sloane. daughter OF
Prof. William Milligan Sloane and Mrs.
| Sloane. who married Joseph Livingston
Delafeld a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Maturin
| L. Delafield, had a pale blue and White
| wedding in the Brick Church where the
| Rev Henry Van Dyke, d. D.. now OF
| Princeton, formerly preached, and Dr. Van
Dyke came up to solemnize the ceremony.
| Miss SIoane's white satin wedding gown
| had a long square train, trimmed with
| duchess lace. The stock and little guimpe
1 were of finely tucked chiffon. The duch-
| ess lace came from the shoulders down TO
| the bust line. forming a V of the tucked
| chiffon. and then. after being draped loose
| ly over the bust, went down the center
| front of the robe forming a panel. then
| on around the bottom of the robe. and even
| around the entire train The sleeves
| were single puffs OF satin finished by falls
| of the same duchess. Her only ornament
| was a brooch of pearls and diamonds. the
! gift of the bridegroom, fastened in the lace
| of the corsage.
| The duchess lace veil was fastened a
| little back of her pompadour, and fell away
| from the hair in the front and at the
| sides in straight scarf down the back.
| AS the bride has wonderful auburn hair
| and large brown eyes, the showing Of the
| couture. which was very simply arranged.
| was most effective.
! The maid of honor was the brides young
| sister, not yet out. Miss Margaret III.
| Sloane. Her frock was an all-over Valen-
| ciennes robe over white silk. 1t was ruff
| fed about the bottom. the ruffie being edged
/ with narrow Valenciennes The short pulled
4 sleeves and Dutch neck were simply fin
| ished. The girdIe was white. Her large
/ pale-blue Neapolitan hat was trimmed with
| blue tulle under the brim and around the
| crown. and paleIblue ostrich piumes float
| ed over the side. She carried forget-me-
4 nots very much the color of her eyes.
The bridesmaids were the Misses Hoague
of Boston and Harmony Twitcheli, daugh-
| ter OF the Rev. Joseph Twitchell, D. D.,
/ Of Hartford, for years a chum of Mark
| Twain, Charles Dudley Warner and others
| of that gifted Hartford coterie. Also the
| Misses Mary Van Winkle Maize L. Della
| field q sister of the BRIDEGROOM and who