Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

Veivet. The sleeves were of sheer
black net. finely tucked, and were nm
ished at the bottom with broad. bell
shaHed cuffs, which fell well over the
the embroidery ran up to the elbow.
the sheaf OF a lily on each sleeve max
ing point at the elbow The skirt
was full. and cut In walking length,
railing in ample folds. without orna-
Medici Collar of Rare Lace.
The slight ''v'' neck of the bodice
worn by the bride was finished in the
pack with Medici collar of rare
lace. this filmy. creamy lace forming
an attractive frame for the bride s
handsome face. She has large. dark
eyes. dark hair, a very fair skin and a
mouth that characterizes her as wom-
All OF sentieness and sweetness The
Diack gown she wore, with its vivid
contrasting notes of blue, and her hat.
abruptly turned up on one side and
ornamented with gourra. threw into
..sons rei1ei the beauty of the woman
whom the President has chosen for his
bride. ioi MS
When the bride left for her wedding
journey she wore a long fur coat OF
oroad tan, trimmed about the bottom
WIN WIN bands of yukon. The chin-chin
l.
Kon. as well as the muff she carried
MIS-. william Fl. Boiling, the brides
mother. wore a handsome costume OF
letted net. the pattern a rose design
~ was putt over black satin, appIioued
| IN kings blue. The low-cut bodica N, !. :
made over silver, with touches of b,na
ana the short train was attached IN
the gown at the waist line A IittJs IN
I one side on the left of the girdle with
q poiI custer OF crushed pink roses. Mrs
aan nolnns wore an antique set of rare
canoes set in pearls-a necklace
brooch and bracelet-which she harseIt
wore as bride
| Mrs. McAdoo's Gown.
! Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo wife o,
| the Secretary of the Treasury and
daughter of the President, wore blpe
SILK brocade. trimmed with fur and
silver lace. Mrs. Francis Bowes Sayre
another daughter of the President, wore
q becoming frock of rose charmeuse
| trimmed with cream lace.
| Miss Margaret Wilson, the othey
daughter of the President, wore sap
phire blue velvet gown, elaborate.y y
trimmed with silver and sapphire mas.
sementerie. The cousin of the Presi-
dent. Miss Helen Woodrow Bones
looked charming in yellow silk
with gold lace and passementerie.
Mrs. Matthew H. Maury of Admission
Ala, sister of the bride, was hand.
somely gowned in an imported model
iof white crepe, combined with silver
net. The long ocurt train was OF
icreamy crepe, embroidered in spra v,
OF gold. Nesting in the drapery OF
the bodice worn by Mrs. Maury wa.
lone single moon flower.
! Miss Bertha Boiling of Washington
sister OF the bride, was in turuuois,
blue and gold, a Vatican model. made
with a full skiEt of Hounces Of whit.
lace over blue chiffon. and the full pa n.
nier oyerdress of blue taffeta was EN-
broidered in marguerites of gold ant
silver. The low bodice was cut in :
", back and front, and formed O.
chiffon over bands of heavy gold lace
There was a high girdle OF the EN-
bossed taffeta.
Mrs. Alexander Hunter Gait of Wash
iington, another sister of Mrs Gait
wore Jenney model of robins eg,
lchiffon velvet, trimmed with bands o
silver, contrasting notes OF color be
ing given by black tulle sash fast
iened with a cluster of crushed pinl
roses.
| Other Handsome Dresses.
Mrs. Richard Wilmer Boiling 0
Washington wore a charmingly daint.
gown of white tulle combined will
silver trimming This diaphanou
gown is fashioned over fesh-colore,
silk and is made with series o
, tunics, one over the other, the unde
one being longer than the one over il
ana SO on to the top tunic, whicl
. reaches to about the knee. Thes,
lunlcs are cut irreguIarly about tn
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