Evening star., 1915-06-17
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
The. Marriage of Miss Wanamaker
and Mr.. Mum to Take Place
June %.
Weddings of Today and yesterday.
Informal Affairs-Summer Plans.
Dinners-Persona

| Cl3te.
\ reception at Lindenhurst. Jenkin
! town. residence of the brides grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wana-
maker. will follow.
The matron of honor will be the
| brides sister, Mrs. Arthur de Heeren.
| and there VIII be two flower girls
Miss Pauline Mum, daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. Charles a. Mum, and Miss
| -huten de Heeren, daughter of Mr.. and
bridesmaids will be Misses Mary Brown
Warburton, Edwina Elkins Bruner.
Gretchen CLAY, Katharine Herman
Kremer and Mary Alice Clay.
| Mr.. Charles y. Mum will be best man
for his brother. and the ushers will be
Messrs. John Wanamaker. ir.; William
Rhinelander Stewart, jr.; w Lee
Gwinne, Gusto de Heeren. Reginald
Boardman. Charles b. Amory, jr.;
| Thomas Blumer and Ector O. Mum.
Rev Father McGuigan performed the
ceremony last night at the marriage
| of Miss Eliza beth Howard Barbour,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hor-
ace Barbour. and Mr.. James H. Baden,
which took place at O'Clock at the
home of the brides parents. on 1lth
street northeast.
Only a family party witnessed the
ceremony, which took place in the
drawing room. The house was prettily
decorated with marguerites. pink ram
bier roses, palms and ferns.
| The bride. who was escorted by her
father, wore a gown of white chaF-
meuse veiled in chantilly lace. cap
of lace held the long tulle veil. which
fell in graceful folds to the end of her
court train. A shower bouquet or bride
roses and lilies of the valley was car
ried.
Miss Harriet Baden, sister Of the
bridegroom. was the maid Of honor and
! her gown was of yellow taffeta with
| q lace and tulle overdress trimmed
with pink rosebuds. She carried
| bouquet of Lady Hillington roses. Mr..
| Lester Sisler was best man. recep-
| ton for the guests present at the cere-
| mony followed.
| Mrs Barbour, the brides mother, as
| sisted in receiving and wore a hand
some gown of white lace over white
| satin.
Mr. and Mrs Baden left later for
wedding trip. the latter wearing
suit of natural pongee with smart
| blue hat. They will be at home after
| November I at 1906 Huntington street,
| Chevy Chase.
| Miss Mary L. Duke, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin y. Duke of New
York, and one of the greatest Ameri-
can heiresses. was married yesterday
afternoon at Dukes Farms, the coun-
try house of her uncle, Mr.. James B.
Duke, at Somerville, n. j, to Mr.. An
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| and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle of
Philadelphia. Pa.
| The ceremony took place In the con-
servatory, which had been converted
| into a chapel of flowers. American
beauties being banked behind the altar
| of blossoms, and two pillars of Easter
| lilies forming a gateway. to which the
satin ribbons led.
| Bishop James H. Darlington Of Har-
risburg, Pa, performed the ceremony.
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| and tulle, with a court train five yards
| long of cloth of silver. Her tulle and
| lace veil was held with a tiny wreath
| of orange blossoms, and she carried
sheath of lilies of the valley, orchids
| and ferns.
Mrs Angler B. Duke. who was Miss
Cordelia Biddle, sister Of the bride
| groom. was the matron Of honor, while
her husband. the brides brother, acted
as best man. 1t was at their wedding
| at Philadelphia, April 2S, that the an
nouncement of the engagement Of yester-
days bridal couple was made
The bridesmaids were the Misses
Caroline Fuller. Ellen Yui}le and Flor
ence Gilbert of New York, Yvonne
Townsend of Washington and Lucy
| Stokes and Anna Bronson of Durham,
n. c.
| Shell pink was the shade of the cos
| tunes worn by the attendants Mrs. Duke
wore taHeta, the overskirt being draped.
The other young women wore the same
| shade OF taffeta veiled with light pink
tulle. There were contrasting shades in
girdles and sashes Of Belgian blue vel
vet. Each wore flat-brimmed Leghorn
| hat, with a band and streaner of Bel
gan blue velvet, and with a single large
pink rose in front, and each carried a
large Leghorn hat filled with pink and
blue garden flowers.
The ushers were MessIs. Reginald
Hutchinson, Alfred Putnam. De Benne-
vile Bell. Russell Evans Tucker. jr.. and
Harry Nichols Tucker Of Philadelphia :;
Maurice Roche. Edwin Kane and William
Sturgts of New York. Pierrepont Davis
| Schneider of Short Hills and Lawrence
! NJ. Villas of Chicago.
The reception was held in cream and
gold salon opening from the hall The
lilies From the salon the guests walked
out upon the lawn, where dinner was
Served at tables under the trees or be-
| meath two large marquee tents Two
floors had been reserved for those who
| wished to dance, and there was con-
| tinuous dancing either in the open air
or on the broad piazzas. on one OF which
| the bridal party was served
| Just before the special trains started
| back for New York and Philadelphia at
| 7:30 O'Clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Biddle start
ed on their wedding trip. the latter
| travelling costume being Of dark blue
blue straw trimmed with a wreath of
| flowers. They will go to White Sulphur
| Springs. w. Va, where they will re-
| main several weeks. Later they will
Join Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin N: Duke
and Mr.. and Mrs. Angler Buchanan
Duke at Sunshine, the house of the
| Hon. Mrs. Cyril Patrick Dugmore, at
| Great Neck, l.. l.
| Mrs. Philip H. Sheridan and the Misses
| Sheridan have gone to their summer
| home. at Nonquit Mass.
|
! Rear Admiral William II. Emory u S.
n. retired. and Mrs. Emory have gone
| to Newport for the summer.
| Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George l.. An
| drews are spending few days in New
| York.
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richard VAIN
| wright are established in their cot
| tage at Newport for the season.
| Miss Marguerite Tillman, who has
| been attending a series of house parties
in the suburbs OF Baltimore and in New
York and who is now visiting at Gov
| ernors Island, N. Y. will Join her
parents. Commander and Mrs. Tillman,
| Saturday and go with them to their
| summer home at jamestown, r. I.
The marriage of Miss Stella Aphort
! McCalla. daughter Of tho late Rear