Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-18
Recent Weddings.

Lady Victoria May Perry. daughter of
the Earl and Countess Of Limerick, and
Mr.. James Cox Brady were married at
the summer home Of the latter's broth
er, at Monmouth Beach, N. J., Thursday
last.
The wedding was to have been at
Dromore Castle, in Ireland but the war
changed all the plans Of the family
The bride came over from England
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Brady and
mas been their guest for several weeks
Loro Glentworth, who will at once 20
10 england and join his regiment. es-
corted his sister. whose wedding dress
was OF white satin draped with Linn
erick lace which had been in her fam
lily TOT many years. Her tulle veil was
caught up with circlet of diamonds.
the sltt OF the bridegroom, and orange
blossoms. The veil fell almost to the
eho OF her court train. She carried a
bouquet OF lilies Of the valley and
white orchids. She was unattended
t for bis t r: Brady acted as best man
performed by the Rev. DR.. Rrooks Of
81: pauls Episcopal Church.
AIeer the ceremony a bridal break
h .ais was served. some of the tables
al 81 III lhe PIAZZA, which was screen
eu win canvas. There were about f1ftv
guests. The dining room was d 10y
rated with pink roses. and the library
ana nails were decorated with Amer,
can beauty roses. There was dancing
Later Mr. Brady and his bride left on
their destination. They plan to snend
part OF the winter at Mr.. Brady's town
mouse. 10 East 18th street. New York
Lazy Pery, who is twenty years old. Is
a Seen.y interested In outdoor sports,
many many times. Her father was Queen
VlctorIa's lord in waiting.
Mr. Brady Is the executor of his late
1atner's estate, whose fortune has heen
estimated to approach nearly seventy
MISS Izora Venetta Hunter and DR.
J. Leslie Davis were married at fine
aaverford home of the brides parents
IN pennsylvania last Wednesday. and
2,OO0 guests were invited.
The grounds were brilliantly LIGHTED
by means of large clusters of electric
lights concealed in Japanese lanterns
suspended from the trees, with gar
lands of the same festooned through
out the gardens. The driveways from
house to entrances were outlined with
garlands of electric lights, thousands
of lamps being used in the decoration
Two temporary pavilions were erect
ed on the terrace and connected with
the house by a passageway. The in
terror OF these pavilions and the pas
sageway were draped with southern
smilax on ceiling and walls. while in
Vulnerable baskets of pink flowers and
autumn foliage were artistically ar
ranged throughout.
The house was deliberately decorated
The brides gown of the empire
style, in heavy faille silk, round In
length, with an overdress of fine net
handsomely embroidered with seed
pearls held to the figure with Greek
girdle Of the same seed pearls. covered
yer thread. fell from the shoulders
The veil of fine tulle edged with point
lace was attached to a snug-ftting lace
cap, forming q diadem, and fell to the
extreme end of the court train. Car.
lands of orange blossoms held the vel
in place. The bride carried an arm
shower of white orchids, with shower
of lilies Of the valley arranged on mar
row and wide ribbons intertw1ned Will
lace.
At the marriage in Providence. R. I.
last week of Miss Edith Packham An
CELL and Mr.. Harold Brown Cranshaw
the bride wore ivory white satin. will
a square court train, the bodice being
| of tulle and real shadow Italian hlet
veil was of Callot tulle with a corone
of point de venise and square back
which followed the form of the cour
| train. Her bouquet was of jasmine
white orchids and white bouvardia.
The gowns of the maid of honor AM
| bridesmaids were respectively of char
| treuse green silk and blue silk, an,
| had lace capes hanging from the shout
| ders.
The brides gifts to her attendant
were gold ename1ed brooches and TIL
bridegrooms gift to his ushers ant
best man were stick pins set will
black opals. The bridegroom's gift t
his bride was bar pin set with nv
| pearls.
New modes were shown at the wed
| ding of Miss Anne Turney and Mr.. Ed
| win White, at Columbus, Ohio. las
| week The bride wore the conventions
| white satin and lace. The matron o
| honor wore a very smart dress of ca
! nary yellow taffeta and brown brocad
ed chiffon. The foundation dress wa
| of taffeta with bodice and polonaise o