Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
In Foreign Cities.

A beautiful wedding took place in
Chelsea, England, last week, when Miss
Gwendolyn Lotus Hughes, daughter of
the late Sir Frederick and Lady Hughes,
became the bride of Mr.. Aubrey Topham
Beauclerk, grandson of the Duke of ST.
Adams.
The ceremony was performed in st.
Luke's Church. before small company
OF relatives and friends.
The bride wore an elaborate gown of
white satin, draped with f1ounces of
brussels lace
Her lace veil was becomingly arranged,
and she carried a bouquet of pink lilies.
The bridesmaids wore gowns of pale
pink charmeuse, with pink velour hats,
trimmed with brown marabou, while
they carried muffs of marabou in place of
bouquets.
The brides nephew acted as page.
wearing court suit of pink velvet with
knee breeches.
At another fashionable wedding IN
London, the bride wore white charmeuse,
with wide f1ounces of brussels lace on
the skirt and smaller fiounces draping the
corsage.
Her tulle veil was caught with orange
blossoms, and she carried a large pou-
quet of lilies.
The bridesmaids wore pink charmeuse
dresses, with sashes of black velvet.
Large black hats. with crowns OF
pink tulle, finished off their costumes.
A great effort Is being made in England
to keep the marriage of Prince Arthur
Of Connaught and the Duchess of Fife
family affair.
And with that in view there will be no
ceremonial professions to and from Buck
ingham Palace and ST. James Palace.
1t is the present intention OF the KING
and queen. the members of the royal
family and their suites to proceed to st.
James Palace entirely without military
escort.
The various European courts have not
been invited to send representatives. ana
though many visiting royalties VIII be
present they will be family connections
The King and Queen of Denmark and
the Crown Prince and Princess of Sweden
are expected to attend In person.
King George will give the bride away
but the Prince of Wales will not act as
best man, as there is no best man at
royal weddings.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver We're
recent arrivals in Munich.
left the Hotel Edward VII in Paris for
Brussels.
The arrival of Mrs. William A. Jones
and Miss Ann Seymour Jones has been
noted at Cernobbio
The death OF Count Friedrich Johann
Won Albensleben. formerly German min
lister to the United States. took place in
Berlin last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. j. Archibald are
at the Hotel Weimar, Marienbad. taking
the cure.
Arrivals in Paris from Washington in
and Mrs. Theodore Hardee and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. S. Albee.
Mrs. A. s. Worthington and Miss
Worthington and Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
Buckingham of Washington were regis
tered at Bertolini's Hotel Europe, Milan.
Mr. and Mrs. MeIchior d. Fletcher have
arrived at Amsterdam.
Mrs John R. williams and Miss Dor
othy Williams are now in Paris at the
Hotel Ritz.
Mr. F.. E. Bennett OF this city is at
the Hotel Plaza, Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Flemmjng have
arrived in Paris from Switzerland.
Other Washingtonians in Paris include
Miss Mary S. Adams and Miss M. How
ard, who have left the Hotel Edward VII
for London. Mrs. F.. W. Huidekoner Mr.
r. L. Huidekoper and Mr. r. S. Buide-
koper and Mr.. and Mrs Robert s. Allen.