Evening star., 1907-10-13

plumes and carried arm bouquets OF
American beauties.
The maid of honor wore embroidered
batiste over blue silk with blue ribbons
and hat similar to those of the brides
maids. in tones of blue with blue plumes,
and she carried American beauties.
Rev George c. Bratenahl. rector Of
st. Alban's Church in Washington, where
the Misses Washington were confirmed,
performed the ceremony, which was pre-
ceded and followed by fine musical pro-
gram. The couple received congratula-
tions on the lawn in front of the man.
sion.
The green and white bridal colors were
used in the decorations in the dining
room The bridal party was seated at a
round table, in the center of which was q
mound of ferns. The place cards bore
the monograms in gold and were deco
menu was served with champagne. The
individual cakes were decorated In white
and green and the ices were nodded in
the shape of wedding bells and hearts.
The brides cake was heart-shaped and
decorated with valley lilies. The fayors
wered rawn by bows of nile green ribbon
and was an interesting feature, Miss Mary
Frazer drawing the ring.
Mrs. Washington was unusua lily hand
some in a white lace gown over white
silk trimmed with panels of pink en-
proidery and her hat was of white felt
trimmed with pink roses and plumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hotchkiss went first to
Chicago on their honeymoon trip. They
will go from there to the Hotchkiss camp
in the Adirondacks. Later they will go to
New Haven, then to San Francisco where
they will sail for Japan.
Mrs. Hotchkiss going-away gown was
of blue cloth.
The display of wedding gifts was one
of the largest and most valuable ever re-
ceived in the state. The brides parents
presented a chest of silver and the
groom's father presented her with cres-
cent Of eapphires and diamonds, and his
mother q crescent of diamonds.
In a New Orleans wedding cake the
bride saw to 1t that all her bridesmaids
would get the symbol OF riches by hav-
Ing eleven gold coins baked in It's rich
depths. Only one gold thimble was there,
however.
A remarkably pretty ~cotillon was given
at Vancouver ba racks recently. and had
es it's hosts Gen. and Mrs. Greely and
Col. and Mrs. Dent. The german was
the extremely young set of the garrison
/ as it was given in honor of Miss Ger
trude Greely and Miss Edith. who are
but fifteen years of age, and have. Of
course, not made Their formal debut
number, of original figures in the cotillon
were intxpduced, and the favors were at
tractive, parasols, japanese fans. baskets
of bonbons, paper boas and army pins
.!e german was LED Dy Lieut.. ReRan.
Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee and her daughter,
Miss Helen Chaffee. gave an informal tea
last week In compliment to Mrs. Chaffee's
niece. Miss Katharine Rockwell of Kan
as City, who is their house guest. Miss
| rockwell is beauti ul young woman, for
| whom many interesting functions will BE-
| given du ing her stay with the Chaffees
, in Los Angeles.
The last week Of the residence of ADJ
miral and Mrs. Lyon at Mare Island,
Cal, they were the recipients OF
a great deal of hospitality. Mrs. Lyon
has sailed for Honolulu, but the admiral
will come to this city before Joining her
| there.
| The marriage of Miss Josephine Lawlor
| to Mr.. George Hayes, both of this city.
took place last Wednesday at St Aloys!us
| Church with a mass. Only the immediata
relatives we e present. \ wedding break
| fast followed at the New Willard. Mr.
and Mrs. Hayes left later for the noun.
tains. and will be home to their friends
after December l.
One OF the prettiest hame weddings Of