Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-29
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Marriage Of Miss Carlo and Mr..
Jones This After.
noon.
Engagement Announced of Miss
Kohly Of Cuba and Mr.. Godoy Of
This city-Notes.

take place. has been converted into
yeritable bower with palms, autumn
! leaves and great clusters Of white
!chrysanthemums.
| The ceremony will be performed at
the farther end between the windows,
with a background of trailing vines
and palms.
| The bridal procession, which will
| form upstairs, will pass down the stair
case and across the spacious hall into
| the drawing room. where the BRIDE
o asesnd ef S " his canons w
await the bride.
The bride will be escorted by her
| Oldest brother. Mr.. Luis Alberto Carlo
Of London. and she will wear one of
this season. The foundation is Of heavy
white satin almost entirely covered with
pearl embroidery. The Wrecked bodice
| is Of the satin with a high lace ruff show
| ing on the back.
A panel of lace, caught on either side
with tiny clusters Of orange blossoms,
| extends down the front of the dress to
| the hem, and the court train, also Of
the observation-disclosures satin, is suspend
ed from the shoulders.
She will wear tulle veil, caught
! close to the hair in cap fashion with
| wreath Of orange blossoms and the
bridesroom's gift, a pearl and diamond
cavalier. A bouquet of bride roses ana
lilies Of the valley will be carried.
| Miss Anna Christina Carlo, sister Of
| the bride. will be the maid Of honor,
| and she will wear gown of change
able pale blue and gold taffeta, made
| with full skirt, ruff1ed to the waist,
each ruffle being edged with white
rosebuds and tulle. The square-necked
bodice is of taffeta and tulle trimmed
with narrow ruffies and edged around
the neck and the tiny pulled sleeves
| with rosebuds.
She will wear a wreath of rosebuds
wound on tulle in her hair and carry a
| bouquet of yellow roses.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Maria
Teresa Carlo. another sister of the bride
| Miss Mercedes Godoy. Miss Car.ta-Arose-
| mena and Miss Hortensia Coronado.
They will wear charming gowns Of
full round length skirts and bodices
of yellow tulle and chiffon, caught at
| the left side with bouquets Of pink and
blue rosebuds.
buds and gold bands in their hair and
carry bouquets Of pink roses.
The ushers will be Mr.. Charles NJ. Cos
nell and Mr.. Edward B. Lowndes Of
Baltimore. Mr.. Raymond J. Dunworth of
Philadelphia, and the brides brother, Mr..
Esteban Carlo.
A large reception will follow, when the
guests will include representative gath
ering from diplomatic, army. navy and
resident circles.
The bride Of today, with her sisters,
| has been q great favorite here in society
since they arrived some years ago, when
their father was appointed to q post here
Nine Carlo, mother of the bride. will
assist in receiving, wearing a gown of
black satin. with black lace over white
chiffon trimming the corsage Mrs. 8.
H. Jones of Baltimore. mother of the
bridegroom. will also assist in receiv-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will leave later
for their wedding trip. the latter wear
ing smart travelling suit of blue gab-
ardine. with braid and fur trimming
dropping brim, trimmed with q knot
Of roses in old rose shades and blue
ribbon
There were a large number Of out-of
town guests present from Baltimore
and other cities. among them DR. and
| Mrs. Paul Jones Of North Carolina and
DR.. and Mrs. Ward. also Of North Caro-
lima, the latter q sister of the BRIDE
groom.
Tho ensagemsnt 10 announced Of Mr.
Francisco 4 Godoy. son Of the Next
can minister to Cuba and Nine
Of Dr. ana Mrs. Carlos Kohly Of Ha-
vena. Cuba Miss Kohly Is the niece
Of the Cuban minister to Spain and to
the Cuban minister to Holland. She
|inston and were the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Godoy. Mr.. Francisco Godoy is
now on business trip to Havana. and
his wedding will probably take place
there some time during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. James of Odessa,
tDel, are guests of Mrs James brother,
Mr.. J. p. Edwardes. 11s 18th street
southeast.
Mrs. Ivan Herman Of Brooklyn, N.
r, is the guest OF Mrs. Albert Herman
LOT 18th street.
Mrs. Joseph q. Burket has returned
to her Montgomery county home. Mrs.
Burket and her son. Rhees. have spent
two months in western travel They
visited both expositions. the mountains
and beaches Of California and the
lGrand Canyon Of Arizona.
Mrs. ya9ette o. Parry Of Rundel
niece. Mrs. Archie Lynn Roly Of Ell
mira, are here for the q. A. r. en-
Icampmene.
Hrs. Erastus Lamar Hanks announces
The m M,.,s Of her her dns u Cons.
ltember %. In New York city.
The snsassment ., Mis-. Aileen C.
Thomas Hedlan. to Ensign sifrein
and Mrs. James F. Maury Of Norris
town, ~. j., was announced To-Day IN
baltimore. The wedding will take place
in the late autumn. Ensign Maury is
inow attached to the United States
cruiser Montana, where he will be un-
til November. Miss johnson 10 very
attractive and 10 popular with the
younger contingent both in Baltimore
and this city. where she frequently
visits.
Miss Emily Smith Of this city and
her brother, Mr.: Frederick H. Smith
Of Bridgeton, N. j.. will leave next
They will remain away about six
weeks.
Miss Mary stocxman and Mr.. Frank
q. Campbell will be married this after.
noon at : o'clock At the homo Of the
brides parents. ". ana Mrs. G. ]
Tho ceremony will be performed BY
the Rev. A. ID. Barrcwe. and the bride
MISS Annabel stockman will be hel
sisters only attendant, and Mr.. John
i Graham will act as best man.
A small reception will follow and
later Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell win leave
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