The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-25
Society In
 Full Force
 At Wedding

Many beautiful and artistic gowns are to lend color and brilliancy to the White House wedding.
 Madame Jusserand, wife of the French ambassador, dean of the dip- lomatic corps, is to wear black and white satin, a 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, wears a brown and gold damask. The smart ming ling of tints in chiffon in the bodice has 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 am nbassador, and a newcomer to the present makeup of Washington society, wore one of the most elegant costumes seen. It was of charmeuse of a dull gold shade, the skirt border ed with an exn broidered band of chif- ion in which several soft co1ors show ed. The skirt had something of the pannier effect and the embroidered chiffon WAS used in the make of the bodice. Her hat had a. top matching the dress and had an ostrich feather the same shade at the left side. She wore a splendid set of marten fur as a wrap.
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 Mrs. Bryan, wife of the secretary of state, will wear a coat suit in vel vet. The shade is a deep orchid. The skirt is draped at the left side. The coat is edged with Siberian squir- rel around the bottom and the collar is of the same fur. Her toque Is of plush, harnnonizing in color with her dress It is edged with Siberian squir- rel and a fancy feather ornament was in front.
 Mrs. William R. Redfeld, wife of the secretary of commerce, wore a l plum co1ored calling costume of silk crepe. There was a dainty arrange ment of chiffon and lace with silver embroidery in the softly draped bo- dice. Her velvet hat matched in color and had a band of dark fur and a single red rose.
 Mrs. Edward Douglas White, wife | of the Chief Justice of the Supreme | Court, wore a costume of black char mouse and point lace and a black hat [ trimmed with white p1unes
 Mrs. McKennas wife of Associate ] Justice McKenna, wore a black vel vet costume. The coat had a blue collar and vest. Her black hat was trimmed with p1urnes.
 Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, wife of Associate Justice Hughes, wore a handsome gown of kings blue velvet with a hat of the same shade of vel vet trimmed with chfnchi11a fur.
 Wears Silver POpIin.
 Mrs. Garrison, wife of the secretary of war, wore sage green silk poplin, l 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- CTS.
 Mrs. Houston, wife of the secretary | of agriculture, wore brown char mouse and chiffon trimmed with mink | fur, and her hat in deeper shades had | touches of the fur and an ostrich l feather trimming it.
 Mrs. Joseph Rucixer Lamar, wife of Associate Justice Lamar, wore a drap- ed gown of taupe chiffon velvet, the bodice made entirely of tan color lace and 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 plurnes at the left side shading from taupe to dark brown.
 Mrs. Van Devanter, wife of Asso- ciate Justice Van Devanter, wore a black velvet gown and a black velvet hat.
 Mrs. MahIon Pitney, wife of Asso- ciate Justice Pitney, wore a wistaria velvet costume and hat and sable furs
 Mrs. Maritime, wife of Senator Mar tine, of New Jersey, chairman of the senate committee which selected Miss Wilson's wedding gift of silver plate, wore embroidered black chiffon and black silk. White chiffon and tuIle appeared in the waist and where the draperies were caught there were small rhinestone buttons. Her white silk beaver hat was faced with black velvet and was trimmed with black and white plumes. Her furs were black fox.
 Mrs. Wilson's Costume.
 Mrs. Joseph R. Wilson of Baltimore, of the President, wore a costume of wistaria. brocaded velvet, Partisan beads, fitch fur and cream lace were combined with touch es of the velvet in the bodice. Her hat was of wistaria velvet with plumes and fur.
 Mrs. Josephus Dan1els, wife of the secretary of the navy, wore a, costume lace and ernine. Her black velvet hat was trimmed with p1umes.
 Mrs James R. Mann, wife of Rep Mann of Illinois, wore white charmeuse with draperies of black tul1e caught with rhinestone [ buckles. Her hat was black with white p1unles. Her jewels, diamonds ] and pearls
 Diplomatic Set.
 Madame Morales. wife of the min l