Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31


sign. All four gowns were made short
WASTED, the skirts being rufhed from
the waist to the hem with tulle in
shades of pink, green, yellow and
seauins. The costumes differed only in
the sleeves. caps and slippers. each
maid having hers in a different shade.
They carried chrysanthemums.
A bride OF last week in New York
was Miss Estelle Young Romeyn. now
Mrs Ernest Wet
Bridesmaids Dresses more Pitt m n
VIA. n- The hour orig
"o'o oAo"o' ina.lly set for the
wedding was half-past o'clock, but
this was changed to 8, because of the
preparation in 5th avenue for the
woman suffrage parade.
The bride. who was given away by
her father, wore a gown OF white satin
combined with old lace and made with
a court train. Her veil was caught in
a ruff of tulle and orange blossoms in
stead of the usual lace cap.
The brides sister, Mrs. William Ever
dell. Jr.. who was her chief attendant,
and the four bridesmaids wore strik-
ingly pretty costumes Of blue satin
combined with palest pink chiffon. The
bodice of each costume was blue with
a girdle of small puffs of the same ma
terial at the waist The three over
skirts Of chiffon, bordered with gold,
were draped from this girdle. A panel
of the dull, light blue satin in front
broadened from the waist to the hem
basket hats of black and gold. trimmed
with fur, and Mrs. Everdelrs hat was
of gold cloth and black. All wore
scarfs of sheer chiffon: dark brown.
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lower part of the face. with the rest
Of the flnay scarf wound around the
bodice. then falling from the waist like
a sash.
The autumn colors. brown and gold.
were used in decorations at the church
as well as the
Autumn Colors in gowns of the
Wedding Details. e ertee a the re-
cent wedding in Columbus, Ohio, of
Miss Elizabeth Carroll and Mr.. George
F. Wieser. The altar vases were filled
with yellow chrysanthemum blooms,
and the white wicker vases inside the
sanctuary. at the railing. and at either
side of the white marble altar were
filed with great clusters OF bronze
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santheMums. The family pews were
trimmed with bouquets of hydrangeas
and golden, yellow chrysanthemums,
tied with tulle.
Of white satin and tulle. ornamented
with beautiful lace A court train hung
from her shoulders, over which fell her
long bridal veil OF tulle, edged with
orange blossoms She carried a white
chiffon muff. showered with orchids
and lilies of the valley. Her brides
maids wore canary colored taffeta. with
short full skirts, having foundation
slips, finished in ru1led scallops and
bouHant overdraperies hanging in four
points. Many individual features were
introduced to add to the charm Of the
bodices. Their slippers were gold. worn
with stockings to match their gowns
and their picture hats were of brown
tul!e, trimmed with punches of yellow
flowers All carried brown tulle muffs,'
ornamented with clusters of black
eyed susans, attached to streamers Of
tulle, which hung to the bottom of the
skirts
Miss Leal!a Thornton McEvoy, daueh-
ter Of James H. McEvoy of Richmond,
and D avi d
Something New in William Ora
an Orchid Wedding. y a~ 81 pa rev ~
orchid wedding. and yellow, pink and
orchid shades were used as the color
scheme
The brides dress was of white Ouch
ess satin, deliberately trimmed and
fashioned with a bodice of tulle and
opalescent studded with pearls The
court train hung from the shoulders.
The wedding veil, which was arranged
from q coronet OF pearls, crossed the
brow becomingly and fell in a graceful
bouquet Of orchids and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Bertha Hulcher was maid of
honor, and wore pink taffeta and car
RED pink roseouds. Mrs P. Clifton
Talley was n,atron of honor. Her chic
costume was of buff tafeta with gold
lace trimmings The bridesmaids,
Misses Mary KAN, Carroll V. D. Prick
Of Washington, Bernadette Meredith
and Agnes Gerrtns. were soWned in
to match.
= recent Cleveland bride, Miss Frances
Bagby. wore ivory white duchess sat
IN quantity
Bride and Matron designed aft
Follow 1880 Models. n 1f ase t tsso
skirts short and draped with feecy,
oourant skirts Of silk tulle. over which
pannters were caught gracefully at the
sides, very full over the hips. The court
train of satin was held at the shout
ders with knots OF orange blossoms and
the bridal veil was pretttly worn. fall
ing from combining band of point lace,
which gave the effect, of crown in
front. and caught with orange bios
sons at the back.
The rnatron of honor was gowned in
an 1880 creation of Killarney rose pink
satin and tulle, the full panniers loop
ed with garlands Of tiny pink Killarney
rosebuds- She carried a great loose
cluster OF Killarney roses and ferns.
Rose point lace formed the waist and
fell down the train on the wedding
dress of Miss
Yelled in Marie Louise