Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21

brother Other attendants included the
bridesmaids. Misses Carolyn and Elsie
Well ford of Sabine Hail. Va, Roberta
and Fanny Beverly of Essex county. Grace
Lennon of Baltimore and Eliza Mason.
and the groomsmen, Mes5rs. Harry ID.
Belt of Baltimore. H. Rozier Dulany of
Virginia, Shield McCandish of Warsaw
Orrin Shackelford of Norfolk and Eben
Hill of Baltimore.
The bride entered with her father, by
whom she was given away. She was
Bride roses, and wore diamonds and pearls.
The maid of honor was In pink crepe de
chine. and the bridesmaids in white India
silk over pink. Their flowers were pink
carnations
The church ceremony was followed by
a wedding breakfast and reception given
at Oakley" Mrs. Rozier Dulany wore
heliotrope crepe and duchess lace and a
plumes. Mrs. Henry Oxnard of this city,
who was among the guests. wore blue, a
picture hat also in blue and long white
ostrich feather boa.
The Onwentsia Club. near Lake Forest.
Illinois. gave a husking ball last week.
when the members. clad in overalls, jump
ers, sunbonnets and straw>hats, had jolly
into farm kitchens, where rural quartet
awkwardly wandered about and sang THE
Turkey in the Straw" and other suitable
ditties. The club house was decorated in
autumn leaves, pumpkins ana COTH L he
table decorations were in keeping with the
husking idea but when it came to the din
ner itself, there were the usual dalntles un-
known to rural life. Mrs. Chetfield-Taylor
wore Swiss peasant costume and il said
to have looked really stunning.
At the marriage of Miss Anne Harrison
and M. Rene de Bonand of Paris, France,
recently in CINCINNATI, there were two cere-
monies. civil and religious. The second
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The decorations were a profusion OF pink
and white chrysanthemums. The windows
of the room open upon beautiful terrace
overlooking the formal Italian garden, and
both were brilliant with autumn bloom and
fragrance. The bride wore a beautiful lace
robe and carried superb bouquet of white
and gold orchids. Her jewels were a strand
Of perfect pearls. and old-fashioned ro-
settle necklace of pearls, which had been
worn by her mother and her grandmother
The music was an exquisite feature OF the
ceremony. Representative Longworth
played en- the violin a madrigal by Simon
ETH The brides family. the Andersons
and the Longworths are contested. Mrs.
Longworth wore a white lace dress and hat.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth wore a very
smart dress in brown. with a brown hat,
trimmed with ostrich plumes. The honey
moon was spent in the brides bungalow at
the Virginia Hot Springs.
The ladies' of the Arion will give their
hrSt annual DalI Octoper q at Masonie
Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Covert expect to leave this
evening for a months trip through centra
New York, and the former will go to his
old home, Auburn N. Y.
Mrs Long, wife of Senator Long Of Kan
sas, has returned to and is located in hei
beautiful home at the corner of Massachu
sets avenue and 18th street northwest
little daughters and her niece in schoo
here.
Miss S. Tonita Ridgeway, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. T. +. Ridgeway, has returned
with her parents from a delightful summer
spent in Jamestown, where she had plenty
opportunity to enjoy her favorite diversion
swimming-though active participation II