Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08
In Foreign Cities.

At the second court, held last Friday
night at Buckingham Palace. Queen
Mary wore a dress of Indian cloth OF
gold. hand embroidered in gold and with
q diamante train of Irish point lace lined
with gold tissue and borders of raised
gold leaves outlined with diamante. She
wore her crown and emeralds and dia-
monds.
Miss Willard, who will be a bride of
the spring in Madrid accompanied her
parents. Ambassador and Mrs. Willard
She wore silver beaded tulle and her
mother was in mauve cloth of silver and
pearl embroidered tulle.
Mrs Clarence Moore Of Washington
wore black charmeuse with black tulle.
an overdress of black diamante and a
black velvet train embroidered in silver.
Her jewels were ropes of pearls.
Miss Frances Moore, her daughter
wore a draped cloth of silver dress with
a white satin train covered with white
tulle and pailettes of pearls and crystals.
Six bridesmaids attended Lady Adelaide
Spencer at her recent wedding in
Brighton. England. 1t was typical vii
lage wedding, the place selected because
of its proximity to the fayorite country
seat of Earl Spencer. the brides father
The bridesmaids awaited the brides ar
rival on the church porch, and made a
pretty picture in their dresses of soft
white satin and lace after Van Dyck,
with lace caps threaded with silver RIB
bon and bouquets of daffodils.
The brides dress was of white satin
charmeuse founced with old point lace,
and a veil of Brussels lace, which. with
the lace on her dress, has been in the
Spencer family for generations. and was
lent to her by her father. A single string
of pearls. the gift of her great-uncle,
Col. R P. Barring. and a diamond brooch,
present from Lord Revelstoke, were
the only ornaments worn. A guard Of
honor from the Bedfordshire Yeomanry
the regiment of the bridegroom. Hon. Sid
ney Peel. made an archway OF lances as
the couple left the church.
The wedding dress of Mrs. Richard
Sykes at her marriage to Sir Joseph
Layton Spearman recently in Lon
don set smart precedent for SIM
liar events. Her gown was of white
satin charmeuse, with lace tunic and
bodice. the latter trimmed with skunk
and white tule frills. Her hat was
black three-cornered one, with large
black aigrettes. She carried a bouquet of
shaded red carnations.
daughter of the master of the Quoin
hunt, and Mr.. Arthur Fitzgerald In
Melton-Mowbray, England, the brides
dress was of ivory charmeuse, yelled in
Brussels net, which had design OF
shamrocks and roses outlined In crys-
tails. A small boy page in long white
satin trousers and a high WASTED coat
and ten bridesmaids. six of them little
children, attended the bride. Their
white dresses had touches of quoin blue
and their tulle wells were crowned with
myrtle blossom wreaths.
At the first court this year at Buck
ingham Palace Princess Arthur of Con-
naught, who joined the royal circle for the
first time as the wife Of Prince Arthur,
wore a gown of rich white and silver bro
cade. with a train Of the same material.
The corsage and tunic were of tulle ex-
quisitely embroidered with pearls in a de-
sign of oak leaves, a looped fringe of
pearls edging the overdress. From the
waist to the shoulder and thence to the
train long trail Of pink roses was in
troduced. roses again appearing at the