Evening star., 1915-09-12
Seen at Recent Smart Events.

Oecn at NcC6nt OlIldIl LVC1llS.
Standing beneath a bower of golden
rod and autumn leaves on the lawn
of Dudley Manor,
Rlushed finder near Springfield.
Mass. Tuesday
folnt Lace veil. last, Miss Inez
Dudley Rogers became the wife of Will
liam John Hazel of Homer, Mich. 1t
was the brides eighteenth birthday.
and her gown was a girlish one OF
white net but her veil was the point
lace one worn by her mother at her
wedding. Orange blossoms and sweet
peas formed her bouquet.
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At the marriage in New York last
week of Miss Arlefn Elizabeth Lam
prey, daughter of
Gowns a Study Mr. and Mrs. Walter
o, B. Lamprey, and
LII SoAoA' DIR. Thomas Webster
Edgar in St Marys Episcopal Church.
the costumes of the attendants formed
a study in color. Miss .Dunston. wore
yellow chiffon over yellow satin, with
an Alsatian headdress of yellow chf-
fon and pearls. Her girdle was of
orchid pink and Nile green. and these
shades were divided in The costumes of
the DT1ueSHidlOS. t"o VI "ioii WI
orchid pink and the other two Nile
green.
The bride wore a princess gown of
white satin. with hounces of lace,
trimmed with pearls and orange bios
SONS, with court train. Her veil was
of lace, and she carried lilies and or
chids She wore pearls, the gift of the
bridegroom.
Miss Elva Kaiper and Mr.. Arthur
winstel, principals in a recent Ken
lucky wedding,
vIu,:4. were married at
home The bridal
Yellow Scheme. dress was of
white satin and lace, and her 'uiie
veil was crowned with orange pios-
SONS. The bridal table, with sixteen
guests, was quite an unusuai iea.ui
hinge bell of white roses, outlined
with YELLOW electric bulbs arranged
within, was suspended over the taple'
Beneath this was japanese aquarium,
with goldfish darting about IN Wy
1in,nid water Perched on the aquarium
was a canary bird and wreathea
around it golden roses ana sprih go; go
Canary birds with place caros III Iheil
beaks and gilt baskets with ponpohs
wore the souvenirs The entire dining
room was lighted with waXen nehts,
canned with yellow shades w Whlte anu
yellow chrysanthemums adorned ths
house.
fashionable Cleveland wedding last
week. that of Miss Flora Beardslee,
daughter of Mr..
Sterling Boards
and White Satin. lee, and Mr..
Armene Haygooni Tashjian. was attend
ed by many whose names are wen
known in educational circles as well
as various art centers. Miss Beardslee
is graduate of the Women's College.
class of 1915 Mr.. Tashjian is grad
uate of Yale University and of Boston
Technology.
The home of the brides parents, as
well as the house adjoining, where the
wedding supper was served, was
perfect bower of autumn flowers The
ceilings and walls were festooned IN
sn1ilaS. and in the living room, where
the ceremony was performed, a huge
banking of towering palms and white |
asters formed the background for the
bridal party.
Miss Beardslee was a lovely bride
in her wedding robes of ivory satin
and old point applique The skirt was
made full and short, and accentuating
the short empire waist was stomacher
of pearls Her veil was fashioned of
point applique and pearls. and her Wed
ding flowers were bride roses and lilies
of the valley.
Miss Hazel Price, who attended the
bride as maid of honor, wore shep-
herdess frock of rose taffeta, veiled
in chiffon of pink shading to silvery
sheen, and carried pink roses. Miss
Geneyieye Beardslee, a cousin of the
bride. wore a lacy white frock with
mink trimmings and carried pink roses.
The bridal dress worn by Miss Evelyn
Randolph Meade at her marriage to Mr..
Thomas NJ. For
Rlue. Pink and syth of Balti-
more Wednesday
Green Together. last at The
Plains. Fauquier county. Va, was OF
white satin combined with tulle, made
short length. the broad bodice erect
and train of satin Her tulle veil fell
from a coronet of orange blossoms and
she carried bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
Mrs William l.. Propst OF Tulsa,
Okla, was her sisters matron of honor
Her costume of pale blue satin was
made with the fchu and overdress of
chiffon, caught with tiny pink rose
buds She wore picture hat OF lace
and chiffon and carried Killarney roses.
The maid of honor. Miss Mary A. Scales
of Newark, N j., wore a gown OF pale
green faille combined with chiffon of