Evening star., 1915-11-14

At the marriage of Miss Claiborne
Foster-C -Comegys and Lieut.. James Nc
Dowell Cresap,
Gray Fur on White T. $. NJ in
Panne Velvet Suit. Tuesaav M the
bride instead of the conventional wea-
ding dress, wore q coat costume VI
white panne velvet. topped by a fur-
trimmed silver brocade coat. The snort
skirt, showing white boots. was or
panne velvet and hung straight ana
full; over this was worn the brocaded
coat, cut high in the center front ana
back, but having long futed sides. 1t
was bordered with pale gray fur and
had a wide hip girdle of panne velvet
The flowing sleeves were of white chif-
fon finished with gray fur. and the coat
was closed al one side with white silk
tassels There was also wide sailor
collar of panne velvet bordered with
fur in epaulet fashion. Her large white
satin hat had plating of white tulie
end white ornaments in military fash
ion She carried a bouquet of lilies of
the valley.
The maid of honor. sister of the bride.
was in a peach-colored satin frock with
ruffied skirt and very long tunic that
pulled out at the side at the hem, and
was cut square at the neck, and puffed
old time sleeves. Her large black pic
ture hat of velvet was trimmed with
tiny pink and vari-coiored satin flow
ers. She carried pink chrySanthemums.
The brides cousin. Miss Elinor Nc
Millin, the daughter of the minister to
Peru and Mrs. Benton McMillin, was
the bridesmaid. She wore a pale blue
taffeta frock. with the skirt arranged in
layers like flower petals. and tie low
neck was filled in with white. Her hat
was black and silver. and she carried
pink flowers.
The wedding of Victor Starzenski, a
son of the Countess Anna Starzenski and
the / ate
Flesh Tint and Count Maui
Pure White Mingled. sti e and md Miss xG,,
Hilda Sprague-smith. the daughter of
Mrs. Charles Sprague-Smitn and the late
Charles Sprague-Smith, was made a
Greek pageant recently in New York.
The bridesmaids wore short white
crepe gowns in Greek fashion over flesh
colored satin and were trimmed with
silver braid. and silver filets held their
hair, which was worn loose over the
shoulders. Each carried a single. large
single-stemned white ehrysanthemum
like a flower torch. These in turn
formed an aisle. through which the lit
tie page and flower girl. the maid Of
honor and the bride and her mother
walked.
The little flower girl. in white and
flesh color. trimmed in silver. carried a
basket of rose petals. which she strewed
in front of the bride when she left the
altar after the ceremony. and Master
woolsey Cole was the page, in a white
cloth suit.
The maid of honor wore white
seorgette crepe over fiesf-colored satin.
caught with gold and silver flowers and
carried a bridal bouquet.
The bride. who walked with her moth
er, wore a gown on long Greek lines. of
hesh-colored satin. with a long train. 1t
had no trimming save a vest of old rose
point. Georgette crepe was draped over
the satin, and the fiesh-tinted net veil
was held to her coiffure with a cap OF
duchesse lace. also worn by her mother
when she was wed. She carried white
satin covered prayer book containing the
service. Mrs. Sprague-Smith was in
flesh color and white. trimmed with fur.
Miss Mary K. Harris at the ceremony
which made her Mrs. Henry Ferris, jr.,
in Phila-
Wore Her Mothers delphia
Wedding Dress and Veil. " bich
Rev. j. Henning Nelms of this city
oficiated, wore her mothers we'd