Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-13
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companied the marriage the past sum-
nner-on Diamond lake. Wisconsin, of
Kansas city couple. The ceremony was
in the summer camp of the brides par
SnSs and only relatives of the couple
were present.
The bride wore hand-embroidered wolfe
and oriental lace, the design and crea-
ton of the costume being by her own
fingers The bridal veil was caught by an
orange blossom wreath.
The camp is in the heart of the north
eYn Wisconsin woods. miles froT sounu
or hint of society's fornalities. The hem
locks birches,- balsams, pines and otner
forest growth have grudginsly shrunh
back only far enough to yield the camp
space on the shore of the beautilui iane
in front. The interior OF the JOY roo' n,
of the camp was dressed with pousts VI
mines and other evergreens. tted noun.
tain ash berries and wild MOWERS rem
their coloring. The big stone hreptace
was banked with these and the power
under which stood the pflae anu sioo
was hung with them. 80,
The ceremony was at noon: IAe W.
ding breakfast was served infneuiateis
after. The centerpiece OF the 'Aoiis 80, go
was a miniature Diamond lake. It's snoIes
reproduced upon an underlying thitfot
with MOSES and pines ana otiltl "iS
growths from the woods.
Lake Superior set in that evening All
gathered before roaring fire IN the Hre
place where songs and music from tne
violin held the little company until Lar
into the night. ,0,o,t,, |
leaving the camp to the bride and groom
who at their leisure, Will take tiieia
wedding journey and be at nome III
Kansas city after October i.
Preceding the. wedding last week in
Rochester. \. Y, of Miss Jessie b.
Campbell of that city and Mr. William
H Gage OF Detroit dinner was gwen
the latter by forty man friends
The tables were decorated with vel
low marigolds and coreoposls, the
color note being carried out in the
fayors which were yellow sunfioWers
for buttonieres, which proved to be
artistic penwipers. Mr.. Gage is the sec
rotary ard treasurer sof the Crosse Isle
Country Club and the board OF man
ayers presented him with. SILVER
thermos jug. the presentation being
made by little Miss Mary Campbell
Smith. who was brought in wrapped
as an immense package. whlch Wnen
unwrapped disclosed the little iadv
dressed as a miniature bride A jolly
dinner was given Mr.. Gage by his man
friends at the University Club. Detroit,
also. before he left that city for the
wedding.
At the wedding of Miss Jane c. Cum
ninsham and Mr. Floyd l.. Vanderpoll
IN New 'fsawen. Conn: last week the
bride Wore white satin draped with
elegant old family lace. The lace and
orange blossoms were part of the we'd
ding finefy of two of the grandmothers
present, while the book from which
the service. wa s xread was covered with
piece az a third grandmother's we'd
ding dress. Three OF the Rrandmothers
Of thescc9uple We're present at the
eeremony and sat together in the front
ThS,bssd egm aids wore lavender chif-
fon over pink satin, and hats with
black velvet crowns end lace brims,
ttimmed with pink roses. The brides
goungesti sister was flower girl. and an
older sister. J v hn. was maid of honor.
crushed velvet girdle of pink and roses
70 match.
"A marriage of deep interest to wide
circle of relatives and friends. in this
country took place August in the harbo-
bf Vera Cruz. Mexico. on board the
Enited States flagship Virginia OF the
third division Of the Atlantic squadron.
when Miss. Lofo Reeves Moran daughter
Ct Mrs Eta, E. Moran de Reyes YES ,f fo5
1T Mr.. William, Baker Stephens, The .
bride and bridesroom to be and the we'd
ding guests went aboaId the virginia IN
Admiral Beatty's barge The ceremony
Joyce. chaplain of the 4th F ED Artillery.
t. s. A. in the admirars quarters which
were beautifully decorated with palms.
flowers. ferns and flags.
The bride was attended by. her mother
Mrs Eta NJ. de REYES. Consul General
arnold Shanklin was the bridegroom's
TEST man. capt. Alvord. Gen. Funston's
eAief aid; Rear Admiral Beatty, Rear
Virginia and many friends of the bride
and bridegroom witnessed the ceremony.
Al buffet supper was served.
MISS Reyes. now Mrs. Stevens, is one
Of group of four charming sisters Mrs
Reyes and her daughters were Obliged
to leave the City of Mexico during the
l8te 'unpleasantness and seek refuge in
Fra Cruz.
Swearing her mothers bridal gown of
cfeam-colored and pale lavender brocade
Miss Anna Jean Caldwell and Frederick
Charles Disque were married last week in
Pittsburgh. Embroidered chiffon formed
part of the bodice. sleeves and lower
tsnic and the train was of heavy cord
SIX faille The tulle VEIL which also
as worn by Mrs. Caldwell at her we'd
ding, was held to the brides couture with
al cap and coronet of orange blossoms
The maid of honor wore shell pink satin
a1d net. The ceremony was at the home
q Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Caldwell and the
b$ide's mother wore a-go~n of white bro
c4de trimmed with salmon pink. Mr..
LSsque and his bride left that night for a
wedding trip and after October / will b.
al home IN State College. Pa. Miss Cald-
we'll is a graduate of Fairmont S seminary
d this city, and Mr.. Disque was grad
uAted from Carnegie Institute of Tech
n1logy and is now a member of the fac
u3ty of State College.
pr. Robert F. Fleming of this CITY
was among the ushers for his brother
al the marriage recently in Pittsburgh
OF Miss Margaret Eaton Browne and
Mr.. Thomas Fleming of Pittsburgh
The bride-was richly gowned in white
satin and duchess lace. and her maid
OF honor wore pale blue taffeta and
lace, large black velvet hat and
c4rried an arm bouquet of yellow snap
dragons.
"A bride at an early September we'd
ding at Kansas City gave her attend
abts silver heart-shaped vanity cases
add gold lingerie clasps. The bride
groom gave his best man a gold pock-
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