Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-24
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and white, the colors of the 18th Lancers.
| were represented in the bridal process
sion.
The four grown and two small brides
/ maids wore dresses of white satin with
| draped skirts and white ninon bodfces.
! Their caps were of cOrnfioWer blue tulle.
having punches of cornfowers. and the
regimental colors also appeared in the
! sheaves of white Madonna lilies and
! cornfiowers which they carried.
The church was beautifully decorated.
| Every pew had large trophy of lilies
at each end, while tall palms and banks
of white flowers adorned the chancel
| steps.
The bridal toilet at the marriage Of
Miss Lorna Colleton and Mr.. Hugh
Thelluson struck richer note. 1t was
of magnificent gold and white brOcade
| with draperies of brussels lace caught
with gold roses. The court train Of
heavy brocade was carried by the BRIDE
groom's nephew. Adrian Bowring, who
wore pages suit of white satin. The
attendants were all dressed in gold-color-
| flowing wells of Esyption blue tulle. The
procession included the brides three
younger sisters. Sir Robert Colleton gave
his daughter away, and in the afternoon
Lady COlletOn held a reception in the
beautiful. grounds of Morelands. which
lies close to the church.
| Miss Murie Rolls Hoare at her mar
riage to Mr.. Robert Egerton Loder. in ST.
| Peters, Eaton square, London recently
wore soft white crepe de chine, draped
with brussels lace, lent by her mother.
and her train was of richly embossed
ivory velvet, also draped with brussels
lace. Over wreath of orange buds
| fell a long chiffon veil. In attendance
! We're three pages and three bridesmaids
| At the very smart wedding of Sir
Henry Behring'S daughter, Ivy, and Mr.
Rupert Murray of the Seaforth High
landers, the ceremony was in the
picturesque little church of st. Nicholas,
Pluckley. close to the Derings' coun-
try seat. Surrenden-Dering. near Ash
ford. Kent. The village of Pluckley was
en- fete for the wedding, and the church
was beautifully decorated with Madonna
lilies and palms. Sir Henry Dering gave
his daughter away, and she made very
| lovely bride in her draped white satin
, , wedding gown. The court train was COM
posed of brussels lace and chiffon. the
corsage also having a little lace draped
among the diamante embrOideries, a long
! diamond bar brooch the gift of Lady
Dering) fastening the folds Her veil was
of transparent tulle bound to the head
with an orange blossom wreath, and she
carried sheaf of white lilies over her
right arm.
Six bridesmaids formed the bridal ret
niue, the train being carried by Master
Philip Lawson and Master William Pitt
both wearing Romney suits of white satin
The bridesmaids dresses were in delicate
pink and mauve colorings. to tone with
their sweet pea bouquets and tulle hats.
The honeymoon trip is reindeer shoot
ing expedition to Norway. on which the
couple left Immediately after the wedding
reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fisher and Mr. and
Mrs. Shaw of this city were recently in
Paris.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Mcfarland
arrived recently at Aux-les- Bains, France
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Hutchinson
of this city recently arrived in Paris.
Mrs. C. s. Cullen of this city is at Brun-
men in Switzerland.
Rear Admiral Richardson Clover and
Mrs Glover and their daughters are now
motoring i'm Germany, making stops at
Baden Baden and Carlsbad.