Evening star., 1912-02-25

drich entertained the party at jolly
dinner-dance. The scene inside the tea
log fires, was in strong contrast to the
fields of snow and ice-bound water
hard by.
Ex-Ambassador and Mrs. Bellamy
StOrer, who are again residing in Cincin-
natl after their long absence in Europe.
etc, have both entertained and been
entertained by their old friends there.
Cincinnati owes the establishment Of both
the May musical festival and Of her pot
terry works to Mrs Storer, both matters of
civic pride.
There was touch of originality In the
toilets Of the bridesmaids. all sisters Of
the bride, at the wedding of Miss Anna
Wilder Pollard and Mr.. ]. Murray Kay
in Boston last week. Like the bride. they
wore gowns of white. satin, but theirs
were edged with SwansdOwn, with the
addition of little coats Of bright green and
chiffon, while ther hats were of green and
violet and they carried violets
In anticipation of the return from Paris
of Ambassador and Mrs. Robert Bacon
and their family. their country home on
the Jericho turnpike. at Westbury, L. L.,
is being rebuilt. The Bacon residence
was destroyed by fire early in the win
ter, and 1t is hoped that the new edifice
may be ready for occupancy during the
early summer. The Bacons also own a
fine old estate at Jamaica Plain. Mass.
month at the Lyceum Club in Paris.
with the president, the Dowager Duchess
Dues, presiding. A huge bouquet tied
with the French and American colors
was given to Mrs. Bacon.
Here are a few suggestions for after
Easter brides in Washington, taken from
some very smart weddings In London and
New York:
The gowns Of the bridesmaids at the
wedding of Miss Winifred Blizzard and
Mr.. Basil Kerr, which took place in Lon
don last week, were unusually attrac-
tive. Their dresses were Of light blue
satin. veiled with mauve gauze and bo-
leros Of guimpure iace.
Zach girl carried bunch Of pink car
nations, and their mauve taEal straw
hats were trimmed with clusters Of pink
roses.
At q recent church wedding in Tuxedo
Park, N. Y, the bride, Miss Rose O'Neil
Kane. wore rare white lace over satin
and carried q bouquet of cream roses tied
with salmon-color ribbon.
The maid of honor wore salmon satin,
trimmed with fur, and the two brides
maids salmon satin. with red velvet hats
and white lace wells.
Another bride. Miss Madelin Z. Weir,
whose marriage to Mr.. Oliver de Gray
V0tluCkoASs yI.s SOOh pI0SS Ill new IOrk
February II. displayed great originality.
both in her own costume and those worn
by her attendants on that occasion. Her
dress was of white satin. draped with
old lace worn by her grandmother. and
the cut-out neck and top and bottom
Of the long sleeves were embroidered in
pearls. The sleeves came down over her
hands. She wore no gloves, and instead
Of flowers she carried a gold-bound
prayer book. the gift OF the bridegroom.
with shower of orange blossoms falling
from it. The tulle wedding VEIL which
was full and formed frill over her
blond pompadour.. was held by real
orange blossoms imported from Monte
Carlo. Her attendants were in quaint
picture costumes. having short, scant
skirts of pink chiffon over pink satin,
trimmed with band effects in lace, topped
by short belted coats Of turquoise blue
taffeta, edged with lace. They wore low
black shoes and white hose, and their
Ismall Turkish turban-shaped hats were Of