Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-10

| hounces around the circular satin skirt.
long. sweeping one Of tul1e edged with
satin and lace and shorter one en-
| tirely of point lace. The latter was
| caught to the couture with orange
blossoms. and thence descended over
caught with sprays Of orange flowers.
Mrs, skiddy Won Stade of New York.
herself a bride of a few weeks ago.
was matron Of honor in q very chic cos o..
skirt of which was bordered with Q
| band Of blue fox fur. and over which
were two full overdresses OF yellow
tulle. The waist was surplice one
draped with tulle, which also formed
| the transparent sleeves. The chief fea-
ture of the costume. however. was the
deep girdle in three pastel tints-soft
purple. pink and yellow being combined
was a big picture hat of tulle edged
with fur, and with streamers of ribbon
Of the same colors as the girdle falling
to the waist line at the back The brides
Of pale pink silk striped with white and
finished with girdles of maize. pale blue
and violet
lovely wedding recently in the
Jesuit Church At Detroit was that OF
Miss Alexandrine
Wore Her Mothers Cairns Brodhead
Wedding Gown. Nabb Of Grand
Rapids The bride wore her mothers
wedding gown Of Ivory white satin
trimmed with rare old rose point lace
and sprays of orange blossoms. with
long sweeping train Of graceful folds
of white satin. Her veil was held close
to the couture with garland of orange
flowers. She carried lilies of the valley
and orchids arranged with a spray Of
maidenhair ferns Her maid or honor
wore white satin and small white hat.
The other attendants were attired alike
In shades Of pale green. and wore pic
ture hats They carried bouquets Of
ferns tied with silver.
A Seattle. Wash. bride. Mrs. Earring
W. Eidemiller. formerly Miss Wilma
W n 1 freq
Rose Point Veil Wells. was
With Bridal Dress. s 81 ~. sweet .,
ivory duchess satin made with a train
and long net sleeves and embellished
with rose-point lace. Her veil, which
fell in misty folds to the hem Of her
gown. was rose-point lace. and was
worn by her sister at her wedding. It
was fastened to her couture with maid.
enhair fern and sweet elysium.
Miss Carrie Ethel Copeland. dauRh.
ter Of Mr.. H. L. Copeland. and Mr.. Neal
E. Newman Of
Something Old Misha " IA,
Was Her Kerchief. e eao,, were m. re .ss
in Columbus, Ohio The bride wore
white chiffon and ivory satin with court
train OF satin falling from tho shoul-
ders four yards In length. The under
slip was made Of white chiffon, with
over panels of ivory satin. edged with
plated frilling and held together with
tiny straps Of satin. The waist foun-
dalton was Of chiffon with front and
back overpanels of satin. finished with
duchesse lace at the throat and wrist
Underneath the train at the waist uns
was huge bow Of tulle.
beautiful tulle veil fell from a shir.
red cap. made Grecian style with cords
with orange blossoms Her wedding
handkerchief was from Madeira and
had been carried before by four brides.
Her Her only Jewel was = platinum PEN
valley and white roses made into a
shower bouquet
The wedding dress worn By Miss
Elsie Chope at her marriage to Mr..
Frederick L.
Bridesmaid In aood last
Sunset Yellow Gown. t reet IN Do .,
white satin with overdraperies Of tulle
and silver lace, with q court train Of
satin which fell from the shoulders
The bodice was made entirely Of lace
softened with touches Of tulle. while
the skirt was completely yelled with
tulle and silver lace. A gossamer veil
of tulle. held in place by a silver band.
and a shower bouquet of white orchids
and lilies of the valley completed the
brides exquisite gown. Miss Clara
Dickinson, who assisted as maid Of
honor, was attired in sunset yellow,
her double skirt being Of yellow chif-
and tiny rosebuds fastened here and
there among the draperies. The bodice
was of tulle and lace. with q girdle
of narrow yellow silk ribbons which
were tied in front and fell to the end
Of the skirt: She carried an arm
bouquet of pale pink sweetheart roses,
fringed with lilies of the valley and
Aron Ward roses. The bridesmaids,
MISS Louise Holmes ana Miss Mildred
Good, wore gowns similar to that of
the maid of honor, except for being In
white and bound with narrow bands Of
yellow Their flowers were Aaron
Ward roses and lilies Of tho valley.
which they carried in a long-handled
Miss Florence Whiting. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Whiting of
Brooklyn. was
Love Birds on recently married
Her Bridal Table. 70 MI. cnaf'es
the University Club. Tho bride dis
played quite as much originality and
charm In her wedding plans a. she
has always done in much of her en-
tertaining. Perhaps no one else has
ever thought Of oentsring her bridal
table with big blue wicker cage
which Imprisoned two white love
birds. with four smaller cages holding
four gay little songsters to add real
notes OF happiness and cheer to tho
wedding feast This was her own Idea,
though one Is tempted to wonder II
Maeterlinck's famous drama Inspired
her TO think Of the bird songs for
happiness and love-
1t was also her idea that eha suasts