Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-06

ment of pearls on chiffon. The court
train falling from the empire waist line
was caught here and there with sprays
of orange blossoms and was cut square
at the end.
She wore. a long tulle veil arranged close
to the hair with tiny spray of orange
blossoms at each side, and her ornaments
were harvest moon of pearls. the gift
monds. the gift of the bridegroom.
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley and orchids
was carried.
Miss Alice Eversman. the brides sister,
who Is prifna donna in the Chicago OPP
era Company was the maid of honor
Her gown was of pale blue brocade, the
waist made of silver lace yelled in pale
blue marquisette and handsomely trimmed
with silver embroidery
Her bouquet was of lilies of the valley
and violets and she wore a crystal and
blue chiffon hair ornament.
The bridesmaids were Miss Loretta Cur
ley of Pittsfie1d, Mass, sister of the
groom: Miss Gertrude Whyte, Miss May
Kearney and Miss Marguerite OToole
They wore gowns OF ivory satin with long
square trains and tunics of white mar
quisette edged with crystal banding and
fringe. The marquisette was draped on
the waists, caught with white satin roses
and trimmed with crystals. They carried
shower bouquets Of Killarney roses and
wore the brides souvenirs, silver and
pearl NECKLACES WIFI pink stone drops
Their headdresses were crystal bandeauX
with a cluster Of marabou feathers at the
size.
Dr.. William Curley of New York,
brother Of the groom. was the best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Frederick Steck-
man, Mr.. James Baden, Mr.. E. E. Merrill
and Mr.. H. II. Martin. A small recep
ton followed at Rauscher's. when the
newly married couple received in a bower
of palms in the pink parlor. where palms
and pink chrysanthemums formed the
decoration. The ballroom was similarly
decorated. Mrs. Eversman, the BRIDE
mother assisted in receiving and wore
black lace over black and white satin
with jet ornaments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Curley of Pitts
field. Mass, parents Of the bridegroom,
also assisted. Mrs. Curley wore laven-
der chiffon over lavender satin.
A buffet supper was served and string
orchestra played throughout the evening,
the latter part OF which was given up to
dancing
Mrs Curley is the daughter of the late
Mr.. John c. Eversman of Illinois, and
has been a great favorite in a very large
circle Of friends in this city. These ac-
quaintances, representing both the official
and resident society Of the capital, were
delightfully."- represented at her wedding
and reception, and by the several hundred
elegant presents sent her from this city
and her former home in Illinois Mr..
Curley ls a graduate Oh west FoIlrt, put
resigned from the army soon after his
graduation. He is a civil engineer and is
the manager of the st. Louis branch Of
the Pittsburgh Steel Product Company.
The newly married couple left for Hot
Springs, Va, last night en- route to St.
Louis. They will be at home in the lat
ter city after January ! at 1901 Delmar
boulevard. The brides going-away gown
was a smart tailored dress of brown chif-
fon broadcloth. with trimmings of
darker shade of velvet. She wore a set
of mink furs and hat in the same col
oring.
This morning at 10 o'clock at ST.
Matthews Church, Mgr. Lee performed
the marriage ceremony for Miss Irene n.
Richardson and Mr.. Christopher NJ.
Rooney. The bride was dressed in a