Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17

land. where she will visit her son-in-laW
and daughter, Sir John and Lady Haf-
rington. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mcmillan
are at Eagle Head, Manchester, for the
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Claude Wright Of
| Washington. y. G.. are spending month
| with the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs r.
c. Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Multi
gan. in Columbus. Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs
Wright We're in Nevada during the past
summer, Mr.. Wright being stationed there
in the interest of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture.
Senator and Mrs. Davis of Minnesota
are making a visit to their son-ln-la"
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. W. {. Poeh-
Ter of St Paul. en- route to their own
home at st. Peter, MINI.
At the marriage of Miss Lucille Scott
Devol. daughter of Capt. and Mrs. DeNol,
place at Cuebra. Canal Zone, Panama,
August "a, the Devol home was
beautifully decorated with masses of
palms. bamboo branches, potted planes
and hanging baskets of vines and
flowers. The feathery bamboo vine
outlined the doorways, window frames
and arches that competed the draw
ing room and library. the cere-
mony being performed in the latter apart
ment, which was artistcally hung with
ginger lilies The lilies. combined with
feathery ferns and white satin ribbons,
formed bower under which the bridal
couple stood during the ceremony
LieutS. George r. Goethals and James 1.
. Steese. l.. S. A., and Messrs. l.. H. Gil
more and Walter Grant Ross. the ushers
stretched white satin ribbons down the
length of rooms, through which the bride
passed to the place of celebration with
her father. Lieut.. Robert Fletcher, sth
Infantry, L. S. A, was best man. The
ceremony was impressively performed by
Rev. Father Collins. assisted by Rev.
Father Pouget. The brides attendants
| We're Mrs. George r. Goethals. the ma
| tron Of honor. who wore her wedding
gown of rich white charmeuse satin,
| trimmed with duchess lace, and carried
great armful of pink roses and ferns
| tied with white satin ribbons.
| The bridesmaids were Misses Mary De-
VOL the brides sister. and Miss Beatrice
Gerberding. sister of the bridegroom.
They wore coral pink satin gowns yelled
| in white silk marquisette slips that were
finished on the short sleeves, corsage and
short skirt with heavy Irish point lace
insertion. edged with white silk ball
fringe. Girdles of pink silk cord were
knotted back and front on the short
waists and finished with pink silk balls
on the end. They carried trailing gar
lands of pink cadena d'amour tdove vine).
tied with pink satin ribbons. The brides
gifts TO her, attendants We're barretteS OF
Solu ana due enamel anu lHe
crooms presents to his attendants were
gold scarfpins. The ushers wore white
| linen suits. and the army officers their
white uniforms. The bride was very
lovely in her rich and becoming bridal
robe of ivory-white satin, made with
court train and trimmed with rare old
point lace founces that had been worn by
her mother and grandmother Mrs. Jo-
seph T. Scott. on their wedding robes.
The yoke and sleeves were formed OF
shirred tulle. y long veil of illusion was
worn. over which was draped a bridal
veil of point lace arranged in cap effect.
with clusters of orange blossoms. dia-
mond brooch which had also been worn
by her mother and grandmother at their
own weddings held in place spray of
natural orange blossoms on the corsage.
4 shower bouquet of bride roses and jes-
samine was carried Mrs. Devol, who
wore handsome nd-embroidered lin
gerie gown. trimmed with Irish point
lace was assisted in receiving by the
bridal party, Mr.. and Mrs. Bates, who
were the recipients of an unusually large
number of handsome and costly gifts, in
Guiding silver and jewels, left for trip