Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-25

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.--Many
beautiful and artistic gowns gave
color and brilliancy TO the White
House wedding this afternoon. Some
OF the latest modes from the centres
Of fashion, and many smart gowns
and toilettes were seen at the cere-
moDy
Madame ,Iusserand, wife Of the
Wrench ambassador. dean of the dip
iomatie corps, who with her husband
occupied a place of honor among the
diplomats, wore black and white
satin, q tunic of black chiffon, black
and white chiffon forming the bodice.
Her hat was reasonably large, and
IT'S trimming was white plumes.
The Countess Bernstorff wife OF the
German ambassador. wore q brown
and gold damask. The smart ming
ling of tints IN chiffon in the bodice
had touches of fur Is relief. Her hat
brought In another color, a SOFT Yio-
let shade In velvet.
Lady sprina-Rice's Costume.
Lady SPRING Rice, wife of the Brit
Ssh ambassador. and a newcomer TO
the present makeup OF Washington
society. wore one of the most elegant
costumes seen. 1t was of charmeuse
of dull gold shade, the skirt Dor
dsred with nm embroidered band of
chiffon In which several soft colors
showed. Tho skirt had something of
the pannier effect and the embroidered
chiffon was used in the bodice. Her
hat had top matching the dress and
had an ostrich feather the same shade
Ut the left side. She wore a splendid
set of marten fur as a wrap.
Mrs. Bryan, wife of the secretary OF
state, wore a coat suit in velvet. The
shade WAS deep orchid. The skirt
WAS draped at the left side. The coat
wes edged with Siberian squirrel
ground the bottom and the collar was
ut the same fur. Her toque WAS Of
plush, harmonizing in color with her
dress, and edged with Siberian squir-
rel with fancy feather ornament
IN front.
Mrs. Hedfeid's Gown.
Mrs. William r. Redtield, wife of
the secretary of commerce, wore a
plum colored calling costume OF silk
crepe There was dainty arrange
ment of chiffon and lace with silver
embroidery In the softly draped bod
lee Her velvet hat matched In color
and had u baud Of dark fur and q
Ringle red rose.
Mrs. Edward Douglas White. wire
of the chief justice Of the Supreme
Court, wore 81 costume OF black
sllarrneuse and point lace and black
hat trimmed with white plunes.
Mrs. MeKenna. wife Of Associate
Justice McKenna. wore u black vel
vet costume. The coat had q blue
COLLAR aud vest. Her black hat was
trimmed with piumes.
Mrs Charles Evans Hughes, wife
of Associate Justice Hughes. wore
handsome gown of kings b'ue velvet
NTH q hat of the same shade of vel
vet. trimmed with clinchilla fur
Mrs. Gorrisou jp Green Popiin.
Mrs. Garrison. wife of the secretary
or war. wore sage green silk popiin,
trimmed with point de Venice lace
;4ad bands of sable fur. Her hat was
stnall. matched In color and Was
trimmed with fur and ostrich feath-
ers.
Mrs Houston, wife of the secretary
OF AGRICULTURE wore brown char
yneuse and chiffon trimmed with mink
fur. and her hal IN deeper shades
had touches of the fur and an osr
4ricl feather trimming IL.
Mrs Joseph RueKer Lamar, wife OF
associate Justice Lamar. wore a
draped gown of taupe chiffon velvet,
the bodice made entirely OF tan color
lace and chiffon trimmed With dark
brown fur. Her brown chiffon vel
rtt hat to match had Il cluster OF
plumes ut the left side, shading from
faupe TO dark brown.
Mrs. Van Devanter, wife of ASSo-
cIate Justice Van Deva1ter, wore q
black velvet gown and black velvet
hat.
Mrs. Mal1lon Pitney, wife Of Assoc
cfate Justice Pitney, wore . wistaria
Telvet costume and hat and sable
furS.
Mrs. Martine's Gown,
Mrs. MARITIME, wife of Senator Mar
tine, of New Jersey. chairman of the
senate committee which selected Miss
Wilson's wedding gift, wore embroid-
cred black chiffon and black silk.
white chiffon and tulle appeared in
the waist and where the draperies
were caught there were small rhine.
stone buttons. Her white silk beaver
hat was faced with black velvet and
spas trimmed with black and white
pIunnes Her f,irs were black fox.
Mrs. Joseph r. Wilson, OF Balti-
more. sister-in-law Of the President.
wore a superb costume of wiStaria
1rocaded velvet, Partisan beads. fitch
eur and cream lace We're combined
with touches of the velvet in the
bodice. Her hat was OF wietaria vel
vet with piuines and fur.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife or the
secretary of the navy. wore a smart
costume of black chiffon velvet with
q touch of lace and ermine. Her
black velvet hat was trimmed with
piumes.
Mrs. Mann IN White Charmeus~.
Mrs. James r. MAIN, wife of Rep