Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-24
Rev. Harry r. Nichols Of New York,
a on Harvard graduate

Rev. Harry P. Nichols of New York, is
OF Harvard graduate
Representative II Garland Duprc was
best man for his cousin, Gilbert l.. Du-
pre-. ir.. at his marriage last week in
New Orleans The bride who was Miss
Delphine Charles of that city. and a
deDutante Of last winter. wore white
satin, tulle veil and Charlotte corday
cap of point lace The three bridesmaids
dresses. with girdies and sashes of Law
ender chiffon. carried lavender asters tied
with lavender tule.
Miss Elizabeth Putnam niece of
| former Ambassador and Mrs Charlie
imagine Tower will be among the Phila-
delphia debutantes the coming season.
At the marriage of Miss Annie Weller
and Lieut. Earl Shipp. L. S. n al the
nome Of the brides parents Judge and
Mrs. Weller in San Francisco. the ring
and the brides cake was an unusually
pretty one, a gold circlet set with three
opals, The bride. who is an attractive
girl of the demi-blond type wore a we'd
ding robe of ivory satin and point APP
pllaue of rare design that was worn by
her grandmother, Mrs. John McMullin
on her own wedding gown many years
ago. The satin foundation fashioned
with court train was covered entirely
with the lace. and the bodice was effec-
! lively elaborated with the same trim
ming. The costume was completed with
tulle veil that fell to the hem of the
gown and was caught in the fair hair
of the bride under IA Juliet cap Of tulle
and lace. She carried shower bouquet
of orchids and lilies of the valley. The
maid of honor wore rose colored satin.
embroidered in pink rose design of a
paler shade and trimmed with lace. She
carried a bouquet of bridesmaid roses.
Two bridesmaids wore gowns of pink
chiffon.
The DoWager Countess de Sibour and
her son, Count Louis de Sibour. are at
the Hotel de La Tremoille. Paris. after
spending the summer travelling on the
continent.
The Rev Walden Meyer and Miss
Never of this city have arrived at Paris
from Lucerne where they spent some
time
Commander l.. l.. Reamcy. L. s. n.
and Mrs Reamey have arrived at the
Hotel des Thermes. Basnoles-oe-rOrne
Dr. Beddloe and Mr. Jay Durham, both
of this city, are now in London.
Mr.. Richard Tourney of Washington
was registered at the Hotel Marlboro.
Paris, last week.
A wedding of great interest took place
in England last week when the Hon.
Mary Westenra, daughter of Lord and
Lady Rossmore, became the bride of Sir
Abe Bailey. the we'll known South Afri-
can millionaire The ceremony was per-
formed in Hcly Trinity Church, London,
before a large company. The bride wore
a dress of white and gold brocade trim
med with old venetian point lace and
was attended by six bridesmaids, includ-
ing the bridesrooms daughter They
wore charming gowns of pale pink trim
med with lace, with blue chiffon shoulder
scarfs and headdresses. They carried
bouquets of pink carnations tied with
blue ribbon and wore the bridegroom
gift, diamond and ruby ornaments.
White carnation favors were distributed
to the guests by the bridesmaids during
the signing of the register.
Lady ROSSmore, who wore pale pink
subsequently held a reception at Niscount
Tredegar's house on Portland square.
Sir Abe Bailes's presents to his bride