Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-19

In Foreign Cities.

| England. last week was that OF Miss
Phyllis Manifold, granddaughter of Sir
Philip Manifold. and Capt Guy Hasseils-
Yates, royal garrison artillery.
! The bride wore white satin and a beau
tiful old honiton lace veil, which was
arranged beneath wreath of orange
blossoms The veil entirely enveloped
| her.
Two little train bearers carried her
court train, and her four grownup
! bridesmaids wore pale blue charmeuse
dresses. They carried bouquets Of au-
/ tumn lilies.
At another smart military wedding in
Burton Latimer, England, the church was
beautifully decorated with quantities or
white lilies and palms.
The bride, Miss Mildred Champion de
| Crespigny, wore a lovely gown of white
| satin. with panels of silver embroidery In
| design of lilies.
The court train of old family lace was
lined with pale pink tulle. and the bodice
| was of tulle powdered with pearls.
Two tiny bridesmaids, in white satin
| picture dresses, with blue shoes and
stockings carried the brides train, while
the three older bridesmaids were attired
| in white satin dresses, with pale blue
sashes and long white tulle wells over
| wreaths of myrtle.
! At the marriage of Miss Olive Ormiston
Chant, daughter of Mrs Admission Chant.
| web known social reformer in England,
and Mr.. Robert George Pursall, the
! brides simple dress was of white en-
| broidered Indian muslin. Her tulle veil
! was the same worn by her two sisters at
| their weddings, and it was arranged be-
| meath a wreath of white heather and
| stephanotis.
Great interest, both in this country and
abroad, centered around the marriage of
the Hon. Victoria Sackville-West. daugh-
| ter of Lord and Lady Sackville. and Mr..
| Harold Nicolson, which took place In the
| beautiful chapel at Knole, Seven Oaks.
| The guests found seats in the chapel
and old banqueting hall, through which
| the bride passed on her way to the
| chapel.
| company Of West Kent Yeomanry
| lined up in the hall and made a guard
| of honor. crossing their swords to form
an archway, through which the couple
passed.
of which the bride is a member were
also present, in their gray nursing uni
| forms.
| The bride wore a robe of cloth of gold
woven in an elaborate Persian design,
with an underdress of satin. yelled with
point lace. once the property of the
brides ancestress, the Duchess of Dorset,
and worn by Lady Sackville at the coro-
nation Of the Car of Russia
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edged with gold embroidery in leaf de-
| sign, and draped with veil of Irish
point lace. fell from the shoulders.
wreath of laurel leaves with a tiny
| cluster of orange buds at each side held
| the long tulle veil of deep ivory tint.
| The three little trainbearers wore cos
| tunes copied from the famous Romney
picture of the Sackville children, in the
picture gallery at Knole
The two bridesmaids wore gowns of
ivory charmeuSe with touches of blue and
! large straw hats with bows of pale blue
| satin.
| Hundreds of beautiful presents were re-
ceived The bridegroom's gifts to his
bride included a diamond and emerald
| ring a sapphire and diamond ring. a pair
| of diamond and emerald earrings, a cigar
cite case of gray agate, with clasp and
hinges set with diamonds and sapphires.
and a jeweled corsage spray.
| From the bride to the bridegroom there
| was a single pearl stud and a set of pearl
waistcoat buttons.
Lady Sackville gave her daughter a
diamond tiara, a diamond and emerald
brooch, an empire comb. a diamond and
emerald ring, a diamond necklace, a
heart-shaped ruby pendant, a set of Rus
sian sables, some beautiful old silver and
| two diamond and ruby tassels.
Her gifts to the bridegroom included q
rare old writing table. check, some fine
tapestry and a platinum watch.
Lord Sackville gave the bride groom a
portrait OF the bride. and gave his daugh-
| ter a collection of old silver and a dia-
mond and emerald corsage ornament
When Miss Petronel Layland- Barratt
daughter Of Sir and Lady Layland-B Bar
| raft became the bride of Lieut.. George
u Cumming, r. N, last week in Lon
idon. the bridal dress was silver and
ivory brocade embroidered in pearls and
| trimmed with lace and court train of
ilace over cloth of silver,
A wreath of orange blossoms and
lmyrtle held her tulle veil.
i s little page wearing a pale blue satin
suit and two little bridesmaids also in
male blue satin carried the brides train
Four grownup bridesmaids in blue shot
ltaffeta dresses. with hats of soft brown
velvet trimmed with marabou. were also
lin attendance. Bach of the bridesmaids
lcarried marabou muffs. the gift of the
bridegroom.
The bridesmaids at another interest
ling wedding wore white brocade creme
lde chine dresses with caps of gold lace,
land the brides gown was lovely one of
white charmeuse with the train embroid-
Iered In gold.
Mr. and Mrs Perry Belmon, have ar