The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-27
INTERESTING
BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC
GOWNS ARE WORN AT WEDDING
LatesN sfonCe O
on Occasion of Wnson.

Many beautiful and artistic gowns
lent color and brilliancy to the White
1 House wedding, says a Washington
| dispatch. There had been little infor-
nation as to who was to be asked to
| the wedding until the fortunate ones
! had their invitations in hand. when
the women hidden had at once to turn
their attention to gowns and hats. This
| brought together some of the. latest
modes from the centers OF fashion, and
many smart gowns and toilets were
to be seen at the ceremony.
Madame Jusserand, wife of the
French Ambassador, dean of the Dip
lomatic Corps, who, with her husband,
occupied a place of honor among the
diplomats, wore black and white satin.
a tunic OF black chiffon, black and
white chiffon forming the bodice. Her
hat was reasonably large and its trim
| ming 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 a newcomer to
the present makeup of Washington So
ciety, wore one of the most elegant
of a dull gold shade, the skirt bor-
dered with an embroidered band of
chiffon in which several soft coIors
showed. The skirt had something of
cred chiffon was used in the make of
the bodice. Her hat had a top match
ing the dress and had an ostrich
feather the same shade at the left side
She Wore a splendid set of marten
fur as wrap.
of state, wore a coat suit in velvet
The shade a deep orchid. The skirt
draped at the left side. The coat edged
with Siberian squirrel around the
bottom and the collar of the same
fur Her toque was of plush, harmon
izing in color with her dress, edged
with Siberian squirrel and a. fancy
feather ornament was in front.
Mrs. William Redfeld, wife of the
secretary of commerce, wore a plum
There was a dainty arrangement of
chiffon and lace with silver embroid-
cry in the softly draped bodice. Her
velvet hat matched in color and had a
band of dark fur and a single red
rose.
the chief justice of the supreme court,
wore a costume of black charmeuse
and point lace and black hat
trimmed with white plumes.
Mrs. McKenna, wife of Associate
Justice McKenna, wore a black vel
vet costume. The coat had blue
collar and vest. Her black hat was
trimmed with p1umes.
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, wife of
Associate Justice Hughes, wore a
handsome gown of Kings blue vel
vet with a hat of the same shade of
velvet trimmed with chinchflIa fur.
: Mrs. Garrison, wife of the secretary
Of war, wore sage green silk pop1in,
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 feathers.
Mrs. Houston, wife of the secretary
of agriculture, wore brown charmeuse
and chigon trimmed with mink fur,
touches of the fur and an ostrich
feather trimming it.
Mrs Joseph Ruckel 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 velvet hat to
match a, cluster of piumes at the left
side, shading from taupe to dark
brown.
Mrs. Van Devanter, wife of Associ-
ate Justice Van Devanter, wore a
black velvet gown and black velvet
hat.
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, wife OF Asso-
cate Ju "OT6 q
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, wore embroid-
cred black chiffon and black silk.
White chiffon and tulle appeared in
the waist and where the draperies
were caught there We're small rhine
stone 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. Joseph r. Wilson, of Balti- |
more, sister-in-law of the president, |
wore a superb costume of wistaria
brocaded velvet, Partisan beads, and
cream lace were combined with I
touches of the velvet in the bodice. |
Her hat was of wistaria velvet with
and fur.
Mrs Josephus Daniels. wife of the
secretary of the navy; wore smart
costume of black chiffon velvet with a
touch of lace and ermine. Her black
velvet hat was trimmed with plumeS. :