Evening star., 1914-01-25
In Foreign Cities.

| The most interesting wedding Of the
| season in Berlin was that of Fraulein
| Maria Anne Won Friedlaender. one of
| the greatest heiresses in Germany. and
the Hon. John Freeman Milford, son
| of Lord Redesdale.
The marriage took place at the old
Lutheran Church OF the Holy Trinity,
| the picturesque interior of which was
beautifully decorated with garlands of
pink roses hanging in festoons from
| the gallery, clear around the church,
while ascension lilies and pink roses
adorned the altar.
The bride was escorted by her father
in the English fashion, and her gown
was very simple one of heavy ivory
satin, without ornament of any kind
| except folded tulle outlining the v
| shaped opening at the neck. Her tulle
| vel was edged with point lace and
held under a coronet of orange bios
SONS and myrtle
| A knot of orange blossoms was worn
at the belt. and her bouquet was of
| the same blossoms.
The four bridesmaids wore dresses of
| pale blue crepe de chine with fchus
of white chiffon held with a single
pink rose at the waist.
Their bouquets were Of pink roses.
and they wore large black hats trim
med with pink roses.
The couple exchanged rings. and the
b bridegroom was given a family Bible.
a traditional custom at German we'd
dings.
| At the wedding of Lady Elizabeth
Northcote, daughter Of Lord and Lady
| lddesleigh, and Mr.. Robert Randolph
| Bruce of Windermere. British Columbia,
In ST Mary's Church. Upton Pyne, Eng
| land, the three bridesmaids wore dresses
| of French blue crepe de chine. with
| medici collars and vests Of chantilly lace
| and knot of cerise velvet at the belt.
Their dark brown velvet hats were trim
| med with shaded blue ostrich feathers.
A small page In a picturesque costume
or the time OF Charles II was also in
attendance
The bride wore draped gown Of white
| charmeuse with flounces of silver lace
on the skirt and crystal and pearl en-
broidery on the bodice.
Her court train was of silver brocade
and she wore a tulle veil caught to the
| hair with diamond mercury wings.
At a marriage at St. Mary's Church.
Cadogan square, London. the brides
| dress was Of white lace veiled in silver
tissue and embroidered in laurel leaves.
| The bodice was made with a fichu of
| cream lace caught with a cluster of
orange blossoms and the veil was of lace.
| The two bridesmaids wore white ninon
gowns with black girdles and black tulle
picture hats.
In compliment to the brides name, they
| carried baskets filled with vioIets and
each wore a gold bracelet, the gift OF
! the groom.
| At another interesting London wedding
at st. Paul's Church the bride wore ivor,
charmeuse, draped with flounces of Brus
sells lace. The court train of crepe dt
chine was brocaded in a design of golG
roses and was held on the shoulders with
gold cord and tassel.
| The bridesmaids wore gowns of fuchsis
charmeuse. slightly draped and mad,
with short pleated tunics. Soft girdles o
blue satin having large bows at the bacl
made a modish finish. Their lace hat
had crowns Of blue velvet. Their bou
quets were of pink tiger lilies.
| The bridegroom presented each brides
| maid with a large moonstone, set in gold
| to be worn as brooch or pendant
| The bridesmaids at another wedding
wore gowns Of primrose crepe meteor
with tulle tunics. edged with brown fu
and large brown lace hats. trimmed witt
a cluster of gardenias and fur. Thei
bouquets were also of pink tiger lilies.