The daily sentinel., 1913-11-25


The following descriptions Of the
gowns worn by the bride. the brides
maids and many Of the well konwn
people who were guests at the we'd
ding at the White House this after
noon is furnished The Sentinel by the
Associated Press.
Pure white satin Of a soft weave
hut with n decided sheen was the
material OF the bridal gown of Miss
Wilson and real lace and orange bios
SONS adorn il. The mode Is that OF
the best designers OF the day and
slim effect Is secured. although the
satin Is draped on the skirt. The
outline Of the round neck is marked
by embroidery which extends down
one side Of the skirt. The court
train Is quite long and narrow and
il hemmed straight across the square
edge. The lace appears on the cor
sage and makes a fluffy frill to the
elbow sleeves.
The bridal veil was arranged in
the present fancy for the cap effect.
the lace being nearest the face and
orange blossoms giving the conven-
tional touch to the coiffure
The entire gown expresses the
brides taste in the selection of her
terials and made on smart models
without a yestige of exaggeratIon in
any detail.
Pink in varying shades was the
color of the dresses worn by the five
attendants. The palost tint of all
Win be worn by the maid of honor.
TWO OF the bridesmaids were dressed
in roses hode and the two others
III much lighter pink. The mater
ial was eharmeuse and the over drap-
cry OF chiffon on waist and skirt
matched the satin underneath Mar
ie Antoinette collars and flowing
sleeves of creamy lace were smart
touches. In their pink moire hats,
the trimming was of silver lace.
Mrs. Wilson. wife of the President,
were chiffon brocadod in velvet in
an ecru tint. Lace In the same tone
and a fringe of mink tails was the
chief emhellishment.
The brides travelling suit was in
dark green and her hat was In the
same color
Madame Jusaerand, wife OF the
French ambassador. dean of the dip
lomatic corps. who with her husband
occupied place of honor among the
diplomats, wore black and white sat
in. a tunic of blick chiffon. black and
white chiffon forming the bodice.
Her hat was reasonable large, and its
trimming was white plumes.
The Countess Bernstorff, wife of
the German ambassador, wore a
brown and gold damask. The smart
mingling of tints in chiffon in the
bodice had touches OF fur as relief.
Her hat brought in another color, a
soft violet shade in velvet.
Lady Spring-Rice, wife of the Brit
ish Ambassador. and n newcomer to
the present makeup of Washington
society, wore one of the most elegant
costumes seen. IL was of charmeuse
OF dull shade. the skirt bordered
with an embroidered band of chiffon
in which several soft colors showed.
The skirt had something OF the pam
nier effect and the embroidered chif-
fen was used in the make of the bod
Ice. Her hat had top matching her
dress and had an ostrich feather the
same shade at the left side She wore
n splendid set of marten fur as
wrap.
Mrs. Bryan, wife of the Secretary
OF State, wore a coat suit in velvet.
The shade was n deep orchid The
skirt was draped at the left side The
coat was edged with Siberian squir-
rel around the bottom and the collar
was of the same fur. Her toque was
OF plush. harmonizing in color with
her dress. 1t was edged with Slber-
ian squirrel and fancy feather or
nament was in front.
Mrs. William II. Redfield, wife OF
the Secretary Of Commerce, wore n
plum colored calling costume of silk
crepe. There was a dainty arrange
ment of chiffon aud lace with silver
embroidery in the softly draped bod
ice. Her velvet hat matched in color
and had a band of dark fur and
single red rose.
Mrs, Edward Dougles White, wife
of the chief justice of the Supreme
Court, wore n costume of black char
meuse and point lace and n black
nat trimmed with white plumes.
Mrs. Mckenua. wife of Associate
Justice McKenna. wore a black velvet
costume. The coat had blue collar
and vest. Her black hat was trim
med with plumes.
Mrs Charles Evans Hughes, wife
OF Associate Justice Hughes, wore
handsome gown of Kings blue velvet
with n hat of the same shade of vel
vet trimmed with chinchilla fur.
Mrs. Garrison, wife of the secre-
tary of war. wore sage green six pop
lin, trimmed with point de Venice
lace and bands OF sable fur. Her hat
was small, matched in color and was
trimmed with fur and ostrich feath-
ers
Mrs. Houston, wife of the secretary
OF agriculture. wore brown carmeuse
and chiffon trimmed with mink fur.
and her hat in deeper shades had
touches of the fur and an ostrich
feather trimming it.
Mrs. Joseph Rucker 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 velvet
hat to match had cluster OF plumes
at the left side. shading from taupe