Evening star., 1913-11-02
TIKI
Recent Weddings.

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white satin gown, having a court train
of the satin, the skirt draped in front In
crossing folds. and had tulle tunic that
fell below the hips. Orange blossoms
wreathed the figure under the tulle.
sprays of orange blossoms were used
under the tulle on the white chiffon of
the bodice. and large cluster was
caught on the left shoulder. The short
sleeves were of unlined tule The long
tulle veil was held with sprays of orange
blossoms. She also wore a single string
of pearls and carried lilies of the velley
and roses.
The matron of honor wore yellow panne
velvet with yellow chiffon in the bodice
and sleeves, topped by small, close
fitting hat of brown velvet with chin
strap of velvet and trimmed with brown
tulle which formed two slanting spiky
ends with a tea rose at one side of the
front.
The bridesmaids were gowned in apricot
colored satin frocks with tunics OF
bronze net edged with brown fur and
having sashes of dull American beauty
satin to match the red in the red and
! gold chrysanthemums they carried. Their
brown velvet hats had wide points OF
bronze lace running out at each side. one
high. one low, and the brims were of
golden bronze lace and red and gold
chrysanthemum was fastened to the front
of each.
Their flowers were fiat arm bouquets
Of red and golden chrysanthemums. They
We're set in sprays of autumn leaves and
were tied with ribbons to match the
red in the petals.
All of the attendants wore golden
bronze slippers with hose to match, and
the gowns were only ankle length.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Bull
lock, daughter of Capt and Mrs. Seth
Bullock of Deadwood S. D.. and Luther
Eugene Mackall Of New York took
place at the Blackstone Hotel, Chicago.
last week. The ceremony was perform
ed by DIR. Allen Hogan of the Univer-
sity of Chicago Only relatives were
present. The bride has resided In Chi
cago during recent years while study
ing music There were but two at
| tendants-Mrs. Chambers Kellar of
Deadwood. S. D., sister Of the bride.
and Raymond Laid of Baltimore. The
brides gown was of pearl white shadow
crepe brocade trimmed in chiffon roses
and rhinestones. Instead of veil she
wore a wreath of pink roses and silver
leaves. The matron of honor wore
black lace over rose charmeuse. with a
rhinestone bandeau in her hair. The
future home is to be In New YORK
Capt Bullock. father of the bride. Is
the close friend for whom Cal Roose-
Welt sent on his return from his first
trip to Africa. Capt and Mrs. Bullock
and the bride of last night met the
Roosevelt party In London.
At the marriage in st. Louis last
week of Miss Edna Griesedieck and Ed
win T. Stanard. the brides toiiet was
If silver brocade trimmed with rose
nofnt lace ten inches deep and Is sald
10 have been one of the most beautiiul
IS well as costly ever worn by ot.
Louis bride.
The bridesmaids wore gowns OF pale
yellow charmeuse with Wlreo over
dresses and bodices of gold embroi1ery
done on fesh-colored chiffon. Ihey
were made with high Medlcl coiiars a. , ,
,lso wired to stand at the back OF the
eek Little headdresses of the en-
oroidery completed the costumes.
Miss Susan Lovett and Mr.. Herbert w.
| rost foIlowin., their marriage last week
N St Louis, held a reception in the
| church vestibule, because the ,iotnel y,
| the bridegroom being an invalld 1oIiila,
reception which she couio not .aad a...u
| lid not appeal to the couple lnsteau'
,fter receiving the congratulations OF tne
| assembled friends. they went to the oeu-
| side Of the invalid and with the oTide-
sroom's grandparents, had 1t.ie suppei ulI"s
together The bride wore a satln dress'
with the bodice and train OF chanlhis
ace. and wedding veil OF point iace.
| The senior Mrs. Cost is an unusual cnai
| acter. Since the accident Wnich caused
aer to be bedridden, she sells the eA-
nuisite needlework she does and In one
| ear alone her private charities were pen
etited by almost $4,000 she earned IN TINS
way She also teaches sewing 10 the
| daughters of her friends VINO. IKE ner-
l self give the proceeds of their LABOR 10
| charity.
Yellow chrysanthemums and white lilies
| adorned Trinity Church. Boston, az the
| wedding last week of Miss Anne Nelson
| and Samuel Morse FELTON,, thiru. Only
L me main aisle of the church was needeo
Il for the guests and screen OF PAINS cut
II off the side aisles from view.
Il har
II gown of ivory white sam, the skirt
Il 1ounced with rose point caught with
Il orange blossoms, the bodice almost COW
Il cred with the same lace The lace vel.
: was fastened with orange blossoms. anu
| the bouquet was of valley lilies and white
orchids The only ornament was strlns
4 of pearls. n.
| owl was her cousins matron or nonor
, and the bridesmaids were ..Ae Misses
; Suzette Ryerson and Eleanor Hopkins OF
, PHILADELPHIA Aatharine utnam an.
Mary Parkman of Boston and .dar1an
Weld and Leslie Fuller of Milton, Mrs.
Rremer was in a rich gown of green bro
Ecaded velvet with chiffon and sugges-
tions of yellow, and the large hat was
5 Of black velvet with black lace bows.
| rhe bouquet was of yellow orcn4ds. Inc
bridesmaids wore chrysanthemum yei,
low satin with overdresses of orchid
/ chiffon. The large back hats were OF
velvet with ostrich plumes and .e bou-
lauets of mauve orchids.
3 | Miss Luera Adele Barry at her marriage
) n New York last week to John r. Thorn
, iiike of Boston wore white satin and point
ace and her bridesmaids wore pale pink
1 satin trimmed with silver lace and tunics
Of accordion plated tule in minaret ef-
| ect Their blouses were OF pale Diue
Z noire and they carried arm bouquets OF
: fellow chrysanthemums and autumn
8 caves They wore large black velvet
, mats trimmed with chrysanthemumS mace
, of pale pink and yellow chiffon.
Mr. and Mrs. Myer Cohen have sent out
ca DIS announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Ruth Caroline. and Mr.. Harold
Beverly Chase, Wednesday, october -,
I | at Washington, d. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kallisher are now
4 located in their new apartment in the
! Cambria, 1924 Euclid street.
, Miss Rita Nusbaum is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
, Mrs. j. G. Cohen of Yonkers, n. Y. was
} the guest of relatives in town during the
4 week.
Miss Alice Theresa Abell daughter OF
1 lMr and Mrs. J. Perry Abel Of Mary
4 land, and Mr. Fred Carroll Parker OIL
this city were married Sunday IN 81
4 Aloysius Church, LeonardtoWn. by Rev.
Father Ia Earge S, j. Misses f1Orlne