Evening star., 1915-11-21

Lovely Mlnghng OF Weger' for
Colors and Flowers. Meihy Mede,ins W
Paine of Philadelphia, last week. Long
loose sleeves also were of tulle, and
the girdle was finished with garland
of orange blossoms. Her tulle veil was
fastened with orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet of white or
chids and lilies of the valley.
Pearl and yellow changeable silk,
trimmed with silver lace, was worn by
the matron of honor, who carried yell
low chrysanthemums and lavender and
pink snapdragons. Her hat was of pink
panne velvet and silver lace.
The maid of honor was attired in
! green and yellow changeable taffeta,
trimmed with silver lace, and her hat
was of black panne velvet encircled
with tiny rosebuds She carried snap
dragons and yellow chrysanthemums.
| Pink faillette silk, embroidered in
silver and trimmed with chiffon, adorn-
ed the bridesmaids, whose hats were of
peach colored panne velvet and silver
lace. They carried pink and blue snap
| dragons and chrysanthemums. The
flower girls wore Kate Greenaway
dresses of white batiste and bonnets of
pink panne velvet and carried small
muffs of tiny pink chrysanthemums.
| tied with bows of tulle.
Mrs. Raymond Taylor. who was Miss
Cora Fieldhouse of New York, intro
duced a pretty idea for bridal gowns.
Hers was fashioned of the heavily en-
| broidered Chinese silk that is made
into shawls and quite neglected by Cali
| fornia brides. who never think of going
to a bazaar in Chinatown for their we'd
ding gowns. The soft fabric, heavy
with embroidery, fell in graceful lines
into long train, and was altogether
most effective costume. Duchesse lace
| trimmed the bodice and the tulle veil
fell to the end of the train. The bridal
bouquet was formal nosegay of bride
| roses.
| Autumn foliage and the seasons
| choicest blossoms-chrys nthemums-
| in the shades
A Bronze and Gold of bronze and
Scheme OF Color. artistic deco
rations for the wedding of Miss Flor
ence Catherine Biciman and Frank
| Edward Maloney, which took place re-
Gently in Detroit. The bridal pathway
was formed of vine-covered torches
| bearing huge clusters of nodding yell
low chrysanthemums, and surrounding
| the white marble altar were Kentia
| palms and the golden shaggy bios
| SONS
| Chrysanthemums in the autumn
shades and southern vines showered
! the pillars of the edifice and garlanded
/ the face of the choir loft. Miss Biel-
man was a radiant bride in her robes
| of soft white satin, combined with
tulle and silver lace. Her tulle veil,
confined to the coiffure with orange
blossoms, fell to the edge of the long
| court train. Her flowers were lilies
| of the valley, showered with silver rib
| finV Gold and
| bronze predominated in the charming
| frock of the maid of honor Miss Ger
| trude Healy, and those of the brides
maids, Miss Thelma Fox and Miss Viola
| Barlum. Their gowns were of old gold
| charmeuse and yellow tulle. with
trimmings of silver lace. Their hats
| were of yellow tulle and silver lace,
and their bouquets were long-stera-
med chrysanthemums in the shades of
| gold and bronze tied with ribbon to
harmonic with the gowns.
|
At the marriage last week in ST. Paul.
Mimi, of Miss Marguerite Benepe and
Daniel J. Cum
Touch of Black mings. the bride
| MI, wore round length
at This Event. gown of white and
gold lace over satin and wore gold
lace hat She carried a shower bou-
quet of marguerites and wore cameo
pendant set in pearls and laurel leaves.
the gift of the bridegroom.
| Miss Olive Benepe as maid OF honor
was gowned in white net with a black
velvet bodice She wore a white lace
hat and carried an arm bouquet of pink
lchrysanthe NUNS.
When Miss Katherine S. Sands be-
came Mrs John NJ. p. Thatcher, in New
York, Wednesday last. she entered the
/, church W [ h
Point d'Applique Veil her grandfa-
/ ,,s Elor,oas ther, and wore
" gown of soft
white satin and chiffon, with point dap
plique lace and made with a court train
suspended from the shoulders Her veil
of point lace was arranged at the top
of the coiffure and 1t draped over the
train. Among her ornaments was a
platinum and diamond bow pin, which
was gift of the bridegroom, and she
and white orchids
! Her attendants wore dresses of pale
pink satin combred with silver lace
made with Iona sleeves of tulle They
wore large black velvet hats trimmed
win butterfly wings of silver net and
they carried bouquets of mauve pink
chrysanthemums
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A wedding that WIS the final romance
among tbs attendants of the Bddle
and Duke mar
Trainbearers in riages was that
n,l p,, u.1,,.4 of Miss Ellen
o'u Ai"e Yuille and Mr.
William j. Sturgis at Scarborough. N
" last Wednesday.
The bride wore cloud of tulle with
a girdle of orange blossoms and a
long veil in the form of train, which
was carried by little Nancy and Burks
Yuille She carried lilies of the valley