Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-16


It month.
Counts Csaky, the Counts Eszterna.y. the
Counts Szapary. the Pechys. the Barons
Gerliezy. the Barons Wesselenyi, the jan
kovits, the Beniczkys. etc.
Smart society was brilliantly repre-
scented at St Thomas Church yesterday
afternoon in attendance upon the mar
riaee Of Miss OLGA Roosevelt, daughter
of Mr.. Robert b. Roosevelt. and DR.. j
breckenridge Bayne Of this city The
ushers seated gathering of the friends
but also from New York, Philadelphia
and nearer cities. The ushers were kept
busy till the arrival of the bride and heI
attendants. They were Mr.. Murray Cobb
Mr.. David Tenant, DR.. Louis Lehr Or
A. F.. Hopkins. Dr. Kerr DIR. Garnett
Mr.. Anthony Addison and Mr. Lawrence
Fuller of Philadelphia.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. John Tescot, godfather of the bride
and rector of st. AIMS Episcopal Church
at Sayvlle, L. L.. where Mr.. and Mrs
Roosevelt have a summer home, assisted
by Canon De Eries. Mr.. Elisha Theal
was best man. Preceding the bride and
her father to the altar were the foui
bridesmaids. Miss May Ladenburs, Miss
Elise Ladew and Miss Mildred Poor, al
of New York. and Miss Dorothy Chris
tian Of Richmond: the maid of honor
Miss Katherine Shaw of New York, and
the brides little half sister. Miss Lille
Roosevelt. who was a lovely flower girl.
The brides dress was of ivory satin
with very long train, and the corsa ge
was composed entirely of rose point
lace. She wore a string of pearls with
a diamond clasp, and her tulle veil
was edged around with rose point and
caught in to form cap with orange
blossoms.
The maid of honor and the brides
maids were gowned alike in pale pink
satin. with short tunics of lighter
shade Of pink chiffon edged with
rather low and edged around with the
crystals. There were sashes of the
satin, with crystal fringe edging, fall
ing at the side back.
All of the attendants wore medium
sized hats of pink satin yelled in pink
tulle made with soft thick brims and
trimmed across. the top from one side
to the other with a thick spray of pink
roses. Tulle scarfs going under the
chins We're caught at either side of
the hat brims with a rosette of the
tulle.
They carried bouquets of Killarney
roses and each. wore the brides gift,
a round locket of pink enamel edged
with circle of small diamonds.
Mrs. Roosevelt wore white. chiffon
black chiffon oI the corsage, with a
black hat trimmed with black plumes
Mrs. John w. Bayne. the bridegroomS
mother, was in embroidered black me-
teor crepe, with ostrich feathers and
jet on a small black velvet toaue Her
four daughters. Mrs. David Tenant, in
black crepe meteor, embroidered in
mauve. with mauve hat trimmed with
plume of the same shade; Mrs Scott
ID. Breckenridge, in black velvet, with
nj Ia - II srs,
trich plumes and lynx; Miss Bayne,
pink chiffon over blue satin and
large black hat trimmed with gold
lace and fur: Miss Louise Bayne in
pale blue satin, yelled in chiffon, with
a black picture hat, made an interest
ing family group.
The chancel was lined. with palms,
and autumn leaves sprayed the walls.
Clusters OF white and pink roses filled
the altar vases. and each of the pews
reserved for. the families was marked
by cluster of pink chysanthemums
Among the guests were Miss Helen
Taft, who wore a walking suit OF black
velvet with collar of coral velvet and
black hat with black plumes.
Mrs. Randall Hagner. black velvet and
lynx furs. with. a. black hat
Mrs. Alfred Hopkins. brown velvet, with
a picture hat of black. =.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley. emerald green
velvet, with hat of the same shade
Miss Gladys Hinckley. stone gray vel
vet, with gray hat and gray furs
Mrs. Granville Fortesque. black velvet
trimmed with deep black silk fringe, a
handsome brown cloth wrap and a small
black hat trimmed with plumeS.
Mrs. Auchincloss of New York wore
a beautiful velvet wrap with a collar of
chnchilla over her velvet calling. dress
and small black velvet hat trimmed
with white .pluInes.
Miss Marie Duryea also wore a black
velvet wrap over her chiffon gown, and
a large black picture hat. trimmed with
white piumes.
Mrs. James Barbour wore black panne
velvet and a black velvet hat with
pumes.
Miss Marguerite Barbour, blue satin
Trimmed with black parne velvet. with
a blue ve.vet hat faced with black and
trimmed with white uncurled ostrich
plnmes. Her furs were white fox.
Miss EdXthe Howard. brown velvet
coat suit with white fox furs and large
brown velvet hat trimmed with plumes.
Mrs. Merriam. black broadcIoth with
black fox furs and; large black plumed
hat
Mrs de Sibour. black cloth with small
b ack hat with dark blue plumes.
Mrs. William K Mearns blue char
meuse and a large black hat with
plumes.
Miss Anna Portner. black satin gown
trimmed with fur. black velvet hat with
plumeS.
Miss Edith Oracle. purple satin calling
costume with purple satin toque.
Mrs. William Haywood. black panne
We vet, black hat with white plumes
Miss Doris Haywood. q long white fur
coat with collar and cuffs of white fox
md a black hat with white plumes.
Miss Shepard walking suit of black
cloth.
Miss Katherine Crane, black cloth
trimmed with kings blue.
Mrs. Harry Kite. black broadcioth and
black velvet hat.
Others $esent were the Postma ster Cen
eral Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Francis Shaw.
Mrs Adolph Ladenburs, Mrs. Charles
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Woodhouse.
Mr. Charles Douglass Woodhouse. Miss
Arrowsmith, Mr. and Mrs. William Clark,
Miss Josephine Clark, Mr.. Charles w.
Woodhouse. Mrs. Crowley, MIR. Harord
Bayne. Miss Bayne, Mr.. Edwin l.. Dill
lingham. Mr. and Mrs; MONTGOMERY Mer-
welt, and Mrs. Henry Breevort Kane,
Mr. and Mrs. l. Casimir de Coppets-Mr