The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
WEDDINGS.
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proper sheath effect. the square necks
filed with cloth OF gold covered with pale
yellow tuIe. They we're all made with
very long. slender trains and the slightly
Vatican effects in the backs OF the high
waist lines.
TIER hats were large Fat ones. with
graceful droops made Of cloth Of gold,
a single band Of dark, rich sable about
the low crowns, and large. soft rose
OF golden yellow upon one side Instead
OF the bridesmaids bouquets, they carried
IarEe nuffs OF yellow chiffon. with
large rose upon each nluff. They each
formed a quaint picture, bewitching to
look at.
On the conclusion Of the ceremony the
bridal party stood on the lowest tier
OF the platform 10 receive the guests.
Senator and Mrs. Hemenway and their
young schoolgirl daughter were the first
70 be greeted. Mrs. Hemenway wore
gown of soft pale-Kray satin trimmed
with pearls and steel passementerie, and
little Miss Hemenway was in white lace
trimmed with satin and ruffies- The
greetings for the bride were very happy
ones. as she has made a host of friends
IN Washington where she has acted as
hostess for her father since her gradua-
ton from q fashionable school IN this
city. Her mothers health and m0therly
duties to q large family have kept her
Inc greater part OF the time in her IN
diana home. She has discharged these
duties with rare tact and grace
The Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks
were the first 70 greet the bride after
her parents and the bridesmaids. and
they We're quickly followed by the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
and Miss Cannon. Then followed a long
line OF distinguished guests. many mem
bers OF the Cabinet justices OF the Su-
preme Court and Senators and Members
Of Congress and their wives. who have
been. associated with Senator and Miss
Hemenway for some years.
The Senate Of the United States did
not open its session yesterday until 1:S9
O'Clock. TO admit of its members attend
ing the wedding. The Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives put his gavel
into the hands Of Representative Dalzeu.
who called the House 10 order, so that
the Speaker could also be present
The wedding breakfast was served in
the large ballroom adjoining the small
one, where the guests made merry for
some time afteTWard. while q delightful
programme OF music was given by
Schroder's Orchestra. and several songs
were sung by Mr.. Roberto Dusi, baEytOne
e relative OF the famous Italian singer
OF that name. and Mr.. James A. Flynn,
tenor. both Of whom were warmly ap-
plauded several times. Nj Dusi made a
positive hit with remarkably good voice
Of resonance, power. and timbre.
The bridal party and the members Of
the families Of the bride and Bridegroom
lunched together in a small room. after
which the bride and bridegroom left for
trip South. before taking possession of
their home $50 North Meridian street.
IN indianapolis The bride wore going
away gown Of amethyst broadcloth. with
8 long silk coat 10 match. and a hat OF
corded silk trimmed with mink. with
which she wore mink furs
Among the Out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Lee OF Minneapolis. sister OF the
bridegroom; Mr.. J. B Gates. Of Indian
apOliS. father OF the bridegroom: Mr.. and
Mrs. a. 7. Hert, Of Louisville. Ky,
aunt and uncle Of the bride. Mr. and Mrs
George Bishop. Of Cleveland; Miss Curtin.
Of Philadelphia; Miss Helen Mc8fillen. |
o. Philadelphia; Miss Bedford. OF Brook
lyn. and Miss Anita Gheens. Of Louis
Vile Among the other guests were the
Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks. the
Italian Ambassador and Baroness des
Planches: the Secretary Of the Interior
and Mrs Garfield: the Secretary Of War
and Mrs. Wright; Nr Justice and Mrs
Mckenna; Mr. Justice and Mrs White;
the Speaker and Miss Cannon; the Min
lister from Bolivia and Mss Calderon;
the charge dsffaires Of Mexico and Nine
GOdOy and Miss Godoy, Mr. Godoy. Sen
atOr and Mrs Deliver Mrs. Foraker.
Senator and Mrs Hepburn. Senator and
Mrs Carter, Senator and Mrs. Long.
Senator and Miss Curtis; Mrs J B.
Foraker Senator and Mrs. Gamble: Gen
and Mrs John W. Foster: Represen-
tative and Mrs Charles =. Lands: Rep
resentative and Mrs OverstTeet. Repre-
sentative and Mrs Dixon: Representa-
tive and Mrs Clancy; Representative and
Mrs. Crumpacker; the Second Auditor
and Mrs Benjamin E Harper; AIr. and
Mrs LaTshe, Mrs Lee Phillips. Miss
PadelforG. Mrs. Bell wife Of Gen. Bell:
Mrs J. b Henderson. Mrs PilsOn, Miss
PilsOn. Senator Kean. Miss Kean. Mr.
and Mrs A J. Hslford and Miss Haiford;
Mrs Warren Fairbanks, daughter-in-law
OF the Vice President: Mrs Timmons.
daughter Of the Vice President; Mr. Hop
ktns, Senator and Mrs. Hopkins; Col
and Mrs. Archibald Oracle.
The marriage Of Mss Katharine GOode
Sherry TO Mr. Heldbrook Bouney. Of New
York, which was to have taken place on