Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
stately palms. adorned tho home Of DR..

and Mrs. G. A seybold. 1905 West
Washington street. Jackson, Mich, for
tho marriage Of the 1atter's sister. Miss
Florence vliet Of Detroit. and Ed
ward B. Sweet Of Ypsi1anti, which took
place Wednesday evening.
The bride wore an exquisite costume
Of ivory satin made with a full skirt,
the bodice being fashioned of delicate
lace. a huge butterfly bow Of silver
gauze finishing the girdle in the back,
while the long tulle veil, made with a
cap effect, was caught with orange
blossoms. An arm bouquet OF white
roses and lilies of the valley tied with
long ends of white satin ribbon caught
with French lovers knots completed
the charming toilet.
The ma tron of honor was attired IN
cream colored net with trimmings OF
pink and carried an arm bouquet OF
the bridesmaid pink silk made with a
shirred full skirt with bodice OF
lace. The three other attendants wore
white wolfe with jacket effects OF PINK
and corsage bouquet Of pink roses ana
lilies of the valley. The flower girl
had on a pretty frock of white, hand
embroidered, and a pink sash.
Four little girls, carrying white oas-
kets filed with pink roses joined by
sire amers OF
Little Girls Were pink tulle,
~, ar formed an aisle
party at the marriage in Kansas City
of Miss Marjorie Elizabeth Spencer and
Mr.. Arvid L. Frank of that city The
brides gown was of white charmeuse
made round length. The bottom of the
skirt was festooned with white rose
buds and tulle, and the bodice trimmed
with rose point applique and rosebuds
of the charmeuse. Her veil of tulle,
fastened to cap of point lace, formed
a court train and was trimmed across
the bottom with the charmeuse and a
cluster of white rosebuds. She wore
the groom's gift. diamond brooch. Her
bouquet was of white roses and lilies
of the valley Her sister, as maid OF
honor, wore blue taffeta yelled in white
organdie, trimmed with pink rosebuds,
and was made similar to the brides.
She carried a shower bouquet of pink
roses.
One bridesmaid wore green fatlle and
green chiffon, trimmed with gold lace.
with a purple velvet shoulder bow and
.,
Killarney roses. and the other wore
white crepe de chine trimmed with
white rosebuds and white tulle.
The brides gifts to her attendants
were silver vanity cases and gold brace
let's. The grooms gifts were mono
grammed silver welt buckles.
Limerick lace adorned the ivory char
meuse wedding dress of Miss Edith
Williams at
Sentiment in Date her marriage
and Choosing Gown. co,lyer. in
Montclair, N. J., last week. The edge
lilies of the valley. Her tulle veil,
caught with orange blossoms, reached
to the end of her long court train. She
carried a shower bouquet of lilies and
bride roses. and her only ornament was
brooch that has/been handed down in
the family for several generations.
The bride selected September 10 for
her wedding day so that she might be
married on the anniversary of her p;Lr
ents' wedding, which took place at
Bath, Me. Mrs. Williams attended her
daughter. A reception and wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony The
and material that worn by her mother
on her wedding trip. She wore green
satin and serge dress and black velvet
hat.
Miss Miriam Smith at her marriage to
DR.. Thomas H. Russell, jr., of New
Haven wore a
Three Generations satin dress trim
Wore the Veil. m ilS , seeh a old fl har
veil had been worn by her mother and
grandmother at their weddings The
decorations Of white and green were in
keeping with the picturesque mountain
scenery and made a unique and attrac-
tive setting. The ceremony was at
Twilight Park, Haines Fall, the sum-
mer home of the brides family.
A New Orleans bride last week. Miss
Lillian Smith, who married Oscar j.
h o aux, was
Court Train OF dressed in white H.
yUh;+. r11,,,;. fusion and satin. A
court train of sat
in hung from the brides shoulders, and
it was fastened at her waist, and trim
med in orange blossoms. The robe was
trimmed with orange blossoms, and
the bride wore a long, full veil. with
orange blossoms in her hair She car
ried large shower bouquet of brides
roses and valley lilies
When Miss Maude Jeanette Owens
became the bride of George b. Camp
hell in ST Psu1