Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13

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and silver brocade fell from the should rs,
and, like all fashionable brides of 1910,
her bridal veil was closely bound to her
head by a wreath of orange blossoms.
Wedding pres: nts innumerable were
showered on both bride and bridegroom.
From his regiment, the I'd Life Guards,
the latter received a splendid service Of
old Georgian plate, while his mother gave
the bride a diamond necklace and two
diamond bracel is. The bridegroom gave
her. among other pieces of jewelry,
pearl and diamond hair ornament, and
the tenantry at Kirby Hall, her York
shire home, sent her a watch surround d
by diamonds and set in a gold bracelet.
The early days of the honeymoon were
spent in the country. and later Capt.
Vandoleur and his bride will proceed to
Paris and Egypt
Mrs. Hunt Lewis gave a reception last
Thursday at her home in Portland. Ore,
for Miss Margaretta Brooke of this city.
who is in that city on visit. Miss Brooke
was in the bridal party attending Miss
Christine Pomeroy and Mr.. Thomas Scott
Brooke.
The bridal party included eight at
tendants and a complement of ushers.
The color scheme Of pink and white was
carried out in the decorations and in the
gowns of the bridesmaids. The maids in
attendance were Miss Elizabeth Liver
more. Miss Natalie Coffin, Miss Louise
Boyd, Miss Constance McLaren, Miss
Roosevelt
The bride was escorted by her father,
Carter Pitcairn Pomeroy. and wore soft
white satin, delicately embroidered with
gold beads and tiny pearls. She wore
long veil and carried an exquisite show
er bouquet Of white orchids and lilies Of
the valley.
Mr.. Brooke is prominent in Portland as
business man and in society and is q
member Of the Arlington, Multnomah,
Portland Hunt and Waverly Golf clubs.
The couple have gone to Mexico for their
honeymoon.
Mrs. E. 4. Chambers. 1441 Q street, has
gone to Columbus. Ohio, to visit her
son, Rev. Tileston Chambers.
,; Just before , the ceremony which united
Ely Danielson of New York. in Chicago
last week. q check for 500. 900 was given
the bride by members Of her family. The
contributors were the brides father.
Charles Deering. who gave $4,000: her
grandfather, William Deering, founder
of the Deering Harvester Company. and
her uncle, James Deering, each OF whom
bestowed $4,000
Mrs. Knowland. wife of Representative
knowland of California, was the guest of
honor last week in Oakland. Cal, of Mrs
Blanche Boardman, who gave her pink
luncheon. The favorS were very artistic
sewing bags in exquisite designs Of POM
padour silks. Each one was perfectly
equipped with sewing materials and each
one contained a dainty handkerchief, on
which each guest embroidered her initial
Mrs. West, who has spent the summer
with her son-in-law and daughter, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Knowland. will re-
turn east with them when they come,
late this month.
DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Leon have
taken an apartment in the Royalton, on
NJ street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Sanders have closed
their summer place, in Midlothian, ILL.,,
and have gone to New York to attend
the horse show. They will spend the win
ter in this city.
An unusually pretty wedding took place
last night at All Souls Church, when
Miss Annette tt Smith, daughter Of Mr.:
bride Of Mr.. Whitney Kipp Of New York.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Iipp of this
city. The platform was beautifully dec
Grated with palms and ferns and clusters
the altar. The pastor. Rev. U. G. B.
Pierce. performed the ceremony.
The wedding procession was led by
who sang the
Next came the .ushers. Mr.. Roswell
Snow. Mr.. Fred Pitzer. Mr.. Frank
Bergen, Mr. George Daniel Marcy OF
Portsmouth, n. H. Mr.. Charles Lewis Of
ST. Louis. Mr.. F.. Louis Maxim. Mr..
Frank III. West and Mr.. Waldo Mclean,
all of New York.
Then the two maids of honor, Miss
Mabel Scott Smith, another sister of the
bride. and Miss Jane Gray Gardner. fol-
lowed by the bridesmaids. Miss Helen
Durnin. Miss Harriet Snow. Miss Lillian
Menaugh, Miss Esther SWEET, Miss Edith
SWEET and Miss Louise Gill of Baltimore:
the brides cousin.
The bride coming last. was escorted By
her father. who later gave her away
Her gown was very handsome one Of
white crepe meteor yelled with the
duchess lace which was on her mothers
wedding gown, with a garniture Of pearls
on the corsage. She wore a tulIe veil
with a wreath of orange blossoms and
carried shower Of bride roses and lilies
OF the valley.
Miss Edna Scott Smith wore a pa,e
green satin gown trimmed with crystals
and three white ostrich tips in her hair
Her bouquet was of white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The maids Of honor wore charming