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ring in a white rose, and wore white
satin suit
Miss Doris Foster was the maid of
honor.
supper was served in a tent which was
trimmed with daisies.
Miss Priscilla A. Thorp. youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph q.
Thorp of Cambridge,
A Granddaughter Mass, was pre-.
=, senteu at tea last
noon at the old Craigie house, the
home of her grandfather. the late
Henry w. Longfellow, and of her aunt
Miss Alice Longfellow. AS the
weather cleared in the afternoon. the
affair was partly al fresco. the guests
preferring the attractive grounds
which surround the Lonsfellow home
stead to the charming old mansion it
self. Miss Thorp. who received with
Mrs. Thorp and Miss Longfellow, wore
a gown of blue silk and white lace
She received quantities of lovely f1oW :
ers. which were arranged so that they
could be enjoyed by all the guests
The debutante and her mother well
coined their guests in the library. Just
DeloW tue ola CLOCK on IHe StdlTS
which 1t is certain never looked down
upon fairer sight than Wednesdays 8
scene presented. In the library is the
desk whereat the late poet wrote his
immortal poems, and the chair pre-
sented him by the citizens OF Cam
bridge. fashioned from THE village
chestnut tree. with various mementcs
of Mr.. Lonsfellow. And amid all these
suggestions of TIE past stood the win
some little heroine of the occasion.
known to her family and intimates as
Bunny.
She departed from the conventional
white of the typical debutante. and
elected to be attred in blue. which be-
came her blond coloring especially Well
The frock was of satin built on sim
pie. graceful lines. which well suited
The slender, girlish figure, and ii was
prettily and effectively trimmed with
lace. Mrs. Joseph G.. Thorp was most
distinguished In beautiful costume of
black net blended with white lace. and
there were flowers everywhere. glorious.
! fra grant June roses in profuSion while
guests were constantly arriving. SO al
lurine was the scene and filed with
pleasure for all concerned that every one
tarried until the end of the afternoon.
For once there was no dancing. which
was something of a relief since this
form of diversion has been so hopeless
ly oVerdone of late
A wedding gown which will be worn
by a June bride, and one which is
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A Bride in Rome
and q Bud Here

hidi ak u MISE f.ilen constance
Palmer, formerly
A Bride in Rome Of Washington.
and Bud Here. 49, a >,9'"' I ran
sylvia, q Roman patrician, which took
place recently at Rome. italy. The
ceremony took place very quietly at
the Church of San Nartino di Monte,
with only members of the family and
tie most intimate friends present This
vas due to the sudden recall to mill
tary service of Count Dandini de SYLVIA
Among those who attended the cere-
mnny were the Duchess of Monte Vec-
chic and Countess Semi who acted s
witnesses for the bride and Count Do
menico Silvestro and Count Pietro Dan
dini de sylvia. for the bridegroom 9th
crS present were Baroness LaZZaron
Mgr Alfredo Fsrraro and Mr. and Mrs
Iddings. Immediately after the cerc-
mony Count and Countess Dandini dc
SYLVIA left for the Isola di Maddalena
where he is stationed and where they
are at present making their home
Countess Dandini de sylvia made hel
debut m Washington while her father
of Wilkes-R Barre, pa. was a representa-
tive in Congress She has lived abroad
number of Years. Count and Countess
Dandini de sylvia viii return to Amer.
lea IS soon as the war will permit.
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Lady Carter at
Buzzards Bay

amba ssador and Lady Spring-Rice and
several embassies are to be at the
north shore. the Buzzards bay colony
may well plume itself upon the fact
that a titled matron has elected to pass
the coming months in it's midst Lady
Carter has leased the fascinating
O'Shaughnessy estate at that part OF
Wareham known as Tempest Knob,
boasting a tiny station where the
trains stop at this time of year and
ignore at other seasons.
Lady Carter, whom Boston has seen
at intervals sonce her marriage to Sir
Gilbert Carter. at that time governor
of the Bahamas, has of late resided at
Greycliffe, a lovely country home at
TorQuay, which is probably the most
admired town in all Devon. They ar
rived in New York last spring, and,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cowles Tucker.
former residents of Chevy Chase, have
gone 10 New Haven. Conu. where they
viii spend the summer
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Told of the Notables.

lOlO OF the iSOtdDlcS.
Mr. and Mrs. MediIl Mccormick left
Washington Wednesday for the coast
of Maine. where
Will Spend the they will spend
Summer Yachting. with Mrs. Han
ma, who has one of the handsomest
cottages at Seal Harbor. on the south
coast of Mount Desert. Their summer
gaveties will include numerous yacht
ing parties up and down the New Eng
land coast III the yacht they have Sc
cured for the season
Eotb MIR and Mrs Mccormick are
particularly fond of Washin sron. as II
was here that the latter made her de
uIl: and enjoyed helleship IS the hand
some Miss Ruth Hanna md il was IN
this city that their marriage took place
from the Don Cameron house on La
favette square which the late Senator
and Mrs. Hanna occupied for many
years.
The announcement of the coming
marriage of Miss Margaret Andrews,
daughter of Mr..
Like Mother. and Mrs Paul A.
Andrews and Mr..
Like Daughter. Morgan Belmont.
son of Mr August Belmont. set for
SATURDAY. August 4. at the Andrews
place. Rookery Hall. Newport, recalls
the brilliant wedding of the parents of
the bride elect in this city years ago
At that time Mrs Andrews as Miss
Ethel Janney had been one of the pret-
-,est girls OF the seasons debutantes.
and It was therefore no surprise "heh
before even the close of her hrst WIN
ter her marriage took place TO MI
Andrews. whose parents then occupied
the house OH Massachusetts avenue ao-
Joining the Cabot Lodge residence
Miss Margaret Andrews is tall
s,rikfngly handsome girl. who from her
childhood has lived with her parents
p, Newport After her marriage 70
Mr.. Belmont the dashins young couple
will reside at Blempton Manor, the
Belmont place at Hampstead. Long Is
land.
Mr.. and Mrs George Howard have
leased a cottage for the season at
New port as
Has Taken Cottage Miss Marsuerite ',s
at Newport accompany N, them,
has large number Of friends. MI ana
Mrs. Howard were among the earliest
of the dinner givers this spring a. their
country place near Washington.
Mrs. George Lothrop Bradley closed
her town house last week and started
in her automobile for
Fashinna h1e Newport where her de-
nghtful summer home.
Motorlsts. Brent Lodge. at that
pIace- has been opened for her recep-
1ion. About the same time Mr. and Mrs
Clement Fla gler started In their car for
"a leisurely motoring trip through Ne"
England. the plan being TO stop wher-
ever and whenever the fancy taxes
them al any especially attractive place
along their route, which is, after all, an
ideal manner of spending the warm
months.
Mrs. John Jay White has decided upon
= unique plan for her summers outing.
which she will take
Will Spread the in her own touring
car Before start
Glad Ildlngs. ing from Washing
TON Mrs White will supply herself with
q stock of suffrage literature, and, GO
ing as the fancy takes her all the way
TO Maine. she will make a point OF
looking up all the remote villages Tor
the distribution of the books, pamphlets
and newspapers which she will carry
with her
Mrs Walter Wheatley. an always IN
teresting WashinStonian, who Tor many
years past has made
An Interesting her home on the con-
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Dr. Leland E. Cofer, who has the Pet
tus house for the summer on West
Bradley lane. has with him his sister.
Miss tofer.
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Worked Out in
Pink and Green.

g. Nichols, and John Upton Crosby. son
of DR.. John A. Crosby. The chancel
was banked with palms and smiax.
and amid the foliage stood tall gilded
vases holding white lilies. Cathedral
ca ndles burned in tall holders. The
bridesmaids were gowned alike In nile
green taffeta made with high waist lines
and full round length skirts. The short
Dodices were of white tule with petals
OF the green taffeta and finished with
short sleeves of tulle. The matron of
honor wore pink taffeta fashioned with
Il three-ter skirt of pink tulle finished
in points. The bodiSe was elaborated
in gold lace and made with short sleeves
of the lace. A cours train of PINK taf-
feta completed the gown. she held
hat of Inaidenhair ferns and pink roses.
Her two young daughters, dressed IN
frocks of white voie with bows OF pink
tulle. preceded the bride, scattering rose
petals from little gold baskets.
The bride wore d gown of ivory satin
made round length. The bodice of tulle
and satin was elaborated in princess lace
applique that extended across the front
of the waist and down the back of the
gown. The waist was cut decollete and
made with short sleeves. A court train
of the satin completed the gown.
Over the long tule veil the bride wore
a shorter veil of duchess lace. a bandeau
of pearls and duchess lace holding the
two in place and cascades of duchess
lace edged the sides Of the longer veil
She wore a lavallier of diamonds. sap
phires and pearls set in platinum, a sift
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pr. and Mrs. Ryan Devereau.; and
family. who spent last week at the
chevy Chase Lodge, viii leave tomor-
row Tor Woodbury. Forest, Va, where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer
Evening star., 1915-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs Stanton c. Peelle and
their children left the past week for
Prouts Neck. Me, where they Will spend
the summer.
Evening star., 1915-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Rtdgway lefs
the past week for California where
they viii spend the greater part OF the
summer.
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Mr.. John Hulse and Miss Margaret
Hulse Will leave next week for the
WIers. \. H. where they will spend
the summer
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owing to unfortunate conditions
abroad. Lady Carter has decided to re-
main here for the present. although
Sir Gilbert sailed last week on the ST
Louis for Liverpool to look after MS
interests abroad. Lady Carter was for
merly Gertrude Parker of Beacon street,
Boston. Mass. and her affiliation here
abouts is naturally extensive. Among
her summer neighbors Lady Carter VIII
have the Augustin H Parkers. Robert
f. Herricks, James NJ. Codmans. Ste
phen NJ. Welds Frederick l.. Dabney
and family, Howard NJ. Stockton and
family and a number of well known
Bostonians.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Preston Shealey
VIII leave the first of July for Aurora,
y Y. where they will spend a month
Evening star., 1915-06-27
A Real Daisy
Wedding.

Brown University. and Mr. Raymond
George Williams Harvard, ia11). son
of Mrs. Mary Williams of Arlington,
Mass, at the Jacobs home Thursda y
evening
being especially significant at the we'd
ding of Miss Jacobs. since she Is q
graduate of Nassar and the daisy, as
every college girl knows. is the Vassar
flower. Daisies. therefore, were pre-
eminent in the floral decorations at
the wedding.
OAK leaves, masses Of white laurel
and pink roses were also used in the
decorations with charming effect,
The reception room. whore the cere-
mony was performed. had lovely set :
ting in green and white. white rose g
being mingled with the daisies and
the green. The reception hall had an
effective treatment of daisies these
being seen in long handled baskets
suspended from various points of van
tage- In the reception hall, too, and
also in the music room were masses
of pink peonieS. pink roses and pink
laurel, while in the dining room be :
yond white daisies held full sway In
all parts of this room were red baskets
of white daisies suspended from all
sorts of convenient places and q large
centerpiece of white daisies rested on
the dining room table Streamers of
white ribbon extended from the cleo
trolier above to the four corners of
the table.
The bride wore a beautiful gown Of
white panne charmcuse the bodice
having 2arnitura Of durhesse lace on
the upper part and strings of beads on
the lower. The short skirt of the gown
was veiled with white silk tulle and a
long court train fell from the shouI-
ders. Her bridal veil was fashioned in
the new three-quarters length effect
and fastened with beaded coronet
She carried a shower bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley and wore
a circlet of sapphires and pearls. the
gift of the bridegroom The maid of
honor wore orchid gros-de Londres
chiffon fashioned over silk of the same
shade. The bodice had a garniture of
white lace and she carried a colonial
bouquet of pink sweet peas The two
bridesmaids wore gowns Of the same
material as that of the maid of honor
the shade being pale pink They car
ried lavender sweet peas and wore two
friendship circles of sapphires auG
pearls. the gifts of the bride. The little
trainbearer was Master Edgar chace
| CO 4ss.s.of the bride. He wore a suit OF
white linen. A reception immediateN
| followed the ceremony at which tho
| parents of the bride and the mother o,
| the bridegroom assisted in receiving
Mrs. Jacobs wore her own wedding
gown, made up with blue e-beaded tulle
| The silver brocade used on the oripina
| wedding gown formed the panels O.
daughter, and the lace of the origina
| gown formed the waist over which
| was blue brocaded tulle She carried
| a bouquet of white roses and bachelor
| buttons.
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from the bridegroom. Her shower bou-
quet was of lilies of the valley, orchids
and bride roses
Evening star., 1915-06-27

Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Merrill will leave
next week for the seashore, where they
VIII sepnd the summer
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Park Avenue congregational Church.
Minneapolis. was the scene of the recent
Evening star., 1915-06-27

Miss Louise Newcomer OF u,r,ers
Ferry. ". Va, who has been wishing
her cousins. the Misses Bowen. has re-
turned to her home
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Selected by an
Atlanta Bride

The brunette who wears it viii add
neither lace nor flowers or adornment t
of any kind to the long white satin
skirt Double skirts of tulle fall over
the skirt and the corsage of tulle is
| confined by a bodice of satin. The long
| sleeves are of tuile, and a square train
| finishes the skirt. The veil will be
caught to the hair with pearl pins.
and the bride will carry very small
French bouquet of lilies and pink rose
buds.
An Atlanta bride has chosen for her
afternoon calling gown wolfe gown in
a shade of royal blue, which will be
| most becoming to ner blond lowell
ness. The gown falls gracefully over
silk the same color, and the corsage
| opens to show front of white, lace
and net. Another blue gown in palest
shade for the same one is of grenadine,
| skirt with three founccs, each edged
with taffeta. and the waist is similarly
| finished
At one Of the weddings of the week
a smart costume will be that of net
| draped and founced gracefully over
| the popular shade of tan or ecru silk.
| \ reception gown of beautiful fashion
| Is of white printed crepe. the skirt en-
train and the trimming lace silver
| threaded. The whole is given French
| finish in black tulle.
| A white linen suit, the walking skirt
short coat. was hemstitched the only
| trimming pearl buttons
| One Of the most beautiful home wed :
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Picked Up Here and Theke.

Mir. and Mrs. Larz Anderson enter
tained several hundred members of the
Evening star., 1915-06-27

No longer can the north shor
claim to be the one locality be
Evening star., 1915-06-27

News has been received here Of the
marriage of Miss Ellen Constance
Evening star., 1915-06-27

The entire school and college set of
Birmingham, Ala. are sharing in the
Evening star., 1915-06-27

The itinerary for the automobile tour
to the Panama-P Pacific exposition that
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Will Spread the
Glad Tidings.

ION Mrs. White will supply herself with
q stock of suffrage literature, and 60
ing is the fancy takes her all the way
TO Maine. she will make point OF
looking up all the remote villages for
the distribution of the books, pamphlets
and newspapers which she will carry
with her.
Evening star., 1915-06-27

Mrs. L. c. Cuttings and cbiIdre, MIL,
give up her house next week aud 90 to
Wiers. n H., where they will spend
the summer
Evening star., 1915-06-27
Fashionable
Motorists.

Mrs John Jay White has decided upon
a unique plan for her summers outing
Evening star., 1915-06-27

The room in which Miss Caroline
Daggctt Barrett was born in the old
Evening star., 1915-06-27

Miss Anna Mactier. daughter ov M
and Mrs. Henry Mactier who has heen
visiting friends at Marlboro, Md. has
returned to her home
Evening star., 1915-06-27

The announcement of the coming
marriage of Miss Margaret Andrews,
Evening star., 1915-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs a L. Fal,S motorea do,rn
to their farm in Virginia the past
week. where they will spend the sum
mer-
Evening star., 1915-06-27

There will probably never be more
beautiful setting for a wedding than
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loved by notables
as a place of sum :
mer residence. AL
though the British
Evening star., 1915-06-27

Miss Lorraine Graham left the past
week for tlarkShurg. w. Va, where
she viii visit relatives.
Evening star., 1915-06-27

will he made by
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.
I.ongyear Of Min
neapolis and their
obert. Philip, Rich :
Lon Ryear. jr.; Miss
:. Miss Susan Gran
,r. and Mrs. Latham
Bruce Cotton, a
Mrs. Longycar. will
lis to Ona ha, then
oln highway to Salt
en- north to Ida no
ilsit ShoShone Falls
the overland trail
he Lincoln highway,
8 highway to Reno.
Ia Ike a side trip to
he border between
MIA. and from there
A anciSco, where they
k. They will tour
y and will then re-
isco and tour down
o Los Angeles ana
they will be until
returning to Min
~ autumn. Mr.. and
party left Minneap-
y Will be equipped
camping outfit and
iratus. and will Ia ke
They Will camp and
'bileS for sleeping
They will take Il
with them. and will
Evening star., 1915-06-27

Mr. and Mrs. George Langdon Whit
ford have had as their house guest for
the week end Mrs David Street OF
Baltimore, Md
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