Evening star., 1915-06-13

Al ceremony in Beverly Mass.
last Saturday Miss Hope Norman,
daughter of MI
Marriage of a and Mrs Guy
Washington Girl. sor1nan . OF new
Washington. D. c.. became the bride Of
Mr. Elliot Cowdin Bacon of New York
son of Mr. Robert Bacon, one-time am
bassador to France. and Mrs. Bacon.
Society In New York and Washing
ton. as well as all of the colonies along
the north shore, was represented at
the marriage and at the wedding
hreakfast and reception at Bee Rock
Mr.. Normans summer home at Bev-
erly Cove. after the ceremony. A spe-
cial train brought guests from Boston.
The decorations of the church con-
sisted of pink and white cut flowers,
monv was performed by the Rev James
p. Franks of Salem and the Rev. Eu-
gene J. V. Huiginn. rector of ST
Peters. The bride was given away by
her father.
There were six bridesmaids, Misses
Josephine Rantoul, olivia Ames. Phyllis
Sears and Ruth CASTOR of Boston: Miss
Elaine Denegre of New Orleans, La,
and Manchester, and Miss Margaret
was Mr.. Robert Low Bacon of New
York. a brother of the bridegroom The
ushers were Mr.. Gaspar G. Bacon of
Jamaica Plains. another brother of the
Morgan of New York. Mr.. Gilbert
Mather of Philadelphia. Pa: Mr.. Thorn
as S. Blumer Of Providence, and
Messrs George Peabody Gardner. jr..
John f. Thayer, jr.: Sullivan Sargent.
jr. John Revere Chaplin and Roger
Amory of Boston, classmates of Mr..
Bacon at Harvard in the class of 1910.
There was rush a the church to get
a glimpse at the pretty bride and her
satin made with full court train and
trimmed with lace. Her tulle veil was
caught up with orange blossoms. Her
bridesmaids were all gowned in striped
mauve and blue. with hats to match,
and carried bouquets of pink stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon are to reside in
New York. where he is engaged in the
banking business.
the social history of the season was
that first of the
A Yellow and June weddings
Lavender Scheme. of Miss Marv
Treadway and Mr. Charles Wadsworth
Howard of Brooklyn. solemnized the
first day of June at the beautiful home
of the brides father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs Lyman H. Treadway, s917
Euclid avenue. Cleveland.
Vines of white Towering wistaria
climbed over background of greenery
arranged over the enkire wall space in
the center hall. 1t Vas in this room
that the ceremony was read by Rev.
DIR. Paul F. Sutphen, pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church.
In the broad center doorway an altar
was formed of palms and Easter lilies
reaching almost to the ceiling. Dozens
of glistening cathedral tapers lighted
the whole. and a white satin prie e-dieu
stood before a white altar rail.
Wistaria was also used in the beau
tiful decorations of the two tents
erected on the rear lawn, where the
bridal supper was served.
A tree of smilax and leafy boughs
was raised almost to the ceiling in
the center of the larger tent. where
the bridal table was set. The lights
were concealed in the foliage at the
top of the tree
Tall white wicker baskets filled with
fern and studded with purple wistaria
trimmed the ends of the table and a
similar basket rose from the middle
of the immense white-frosted bridal
cake Billowing tulle in which little
electric lights were hidden Joined the
ba skets.
The dresses. which were modelled by
a New York modiste, were of soft yell
low taffeta with faring skirts trimmed
with futed ruffles of the taffeta fas-
tened at the hem. Little punches of
lavender flowers caught up the skirts
and narrow bands of violet ribbon
formed the sashes.
The road-brimmed picture hats were
of transparent violet tulle circled with
violet flowers yelled in the tulle, and a
flmy scarf of the violet tulle was
thrown over the shoulders.
The bridesmaids flowers were great
punches of violet -colored larkspur tied
with yellow ribbon.
White chiffon made after the popular
vogue of short-skirted gown. with
full court train hanging from the
tulle veil which fell to the end of the
train was edged with wide bands of
white satin. Rare old rose point lace
from the wedding gown of Mrs Tread
way trimmed the bodice and the skirt
of the gown. The bride carried a
shower bouquet of white clustered
swansonia tied with lacy streamers.
Mr.. Howard's gift to the bride was
an exquisite pin of diamonds set in
platinum. which Mrs. Howard wore in
the bodice of her gown.
At the marriage of Miss Mary Child
Vtckerson of Boston and Edward Holy
oke Osgood the
A Boston Wedding bride was charm
er.4. ingly gowned in
VI A'o'e' white tin,
trimmed with old lace, with long lace
sleeves, high lace collar in the back
and a court train. She carried a show
er bouquet of lilies of the valley and
orchids.
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