Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-05

AT the marriage w eOneSQdS last on
the terrace of Ben Venue, al Benning
ton. VT, the
Bridesmaids Dresses. summer home
of the brides
Autumn Touches in parents Mr.
and Mrs James Colby Colgate of New
York, of Miss Margaret West Colgate
and Mr.. James Shepard Dennis, the
bride. whose father gave her in mar
Irage. wore a gown of white Georgette
crepe embroidered in pearls over white
satin. The court train was old Brus-
sells point and the long tulle veil which
came to the end of the train was held
by lace cap bordered with pearls She
carried an armful of maidenhair fern.
Her sister. Miss Susan F. Colgate,
was the maid of honor and wore
white tulle frock with pointed dra-
peries over white crepe de chine trim
med with white lace. The girdle was
coral-colored satin, and she wore
large bronze tulle hat and carried
gladioli of different co1orS.
The bridesmaids were Misses Hope
H. Colgate. another sister; Florence H.
Colgate. a cousin: Elizabeth Stillman
Kendall. Katharine Patteson. Louise
Kellogg. Dorothy Freeman and Dorothy
Perkins of New York. Dorothy Lasell of
Troy, Estele Farrell of Ansonia, Conn.,,
and Dorothy Dennis of Morristown.
sister of the bridegroom. They were
ried coral-colored gladioli. Little Miss
Evelyn Colgate was her sisters flower
girl in white with coral sash. white
lace hat. and she carried a brown wicker
basket filed with coral-hued phlox.
A wedding breakfast was served at
1880 O'Clock to the family and i'm
mediate relatives, and at 2:30 o'clock a
large reception was held. Mrs. Colgate.
who received, wore a dark blue net and
silk frock.
Mr. (,oIp.te had tho cb}1dron Of Raw
nington and their mothers entertained
during the afternoon in the public play
ground.
After their honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis will make their home in Short
Hills. n. J.
The engagement was announced April
: last. Mr. Dennis was graduated from
Princeton in 1910 and from the Har-
ward Law School in 1913 Miss. Colgate
, made her debut two years ago. and is
the great ereat-granddaughte of Aaron
Hubbell. who took part in the battle Of
Bennington in 1877.
Miss Elsie Dominick of New York and
Mr.. James Duane Pell. son of the late
Mrs. Walden Pell
Married in an were e d
ae4 Wednesday in the
Thomas Church, New York, in presence
! of company of less than fifty persons
who were seated in the choir stalls
Vases of white lilies were on the altar.
There was recital of music on the
organ during the wedding. The wedding
was very quiet, as both families are in
mourning.
The bride entered the church with her
brother William F. Dominick. and her
mother gave her in marriage She wore
an afternoon frock of pale gray chiffon
ana SILK topped by gray velvet girdle
and small. high. gray chiffon hat. and
orchids were fastened to her corsage
She had no attendants.
Mr.. Pell had his brother. Walden Pell
as MS best man, and the two ushers
were Frank Hunter Simmons and F.
Livingston Pell. There was no recep-
ton. but the relatives went to the bride s.
apartment in the St. Regis to congratu-
1ate her and drink to her health. Mr.
Canon and California. and on their re-
turn will live at 11s East saith street,
| New York.
At the marriage of Miss Mabel Irving
Russell. who was adjudged distinctive
type of American
Girl Beauty and girIhood beauty two
years ago, in New
NOW brlde. York, and Mr.. Car
man Randolph Runlon the bridal tot
lette was of white satin and sprig of
orange blossoms held the tulIe VEIL
The bride was a debutante last winter
and her marriage took place at her
parents home in Yonkers.
! X x
| Miss Ethel V. Hutchinson, Phila-
delphia bride, last week at her mar
riage to Rob-
| White Silk Dress ert P. Koch
and Orchid BOUQUET. soft m,,+o