Evening star., 1915-06-27

Louis for Liverpool to look after his
interests abroad. Lady Carter was for
merly Gertrude Parker of Beacon street,
Boston, Mass. and her af1iliatlon here
abouts is naturally extensive. Among
her summer neighbors Lady Carter VIII
have the Augustin H Parkers. ROBERT
+. Herricks, James NJ. Codmans. Ste
phen NJ Yields Frederick l.. Dabney
and family, Howard NJ. Stockton and
family and number of well known
BOStonianS
Simplicity was the keynote in the ap-
pointments of the wedding of Miss
Marie McNair and
Pink Woe Note Robert Edward
Aaidley of st.
OF Color Scheme. Louis, which was
solemnized at $50 pm Saturday at the
home of the brides brother and sister
in law. Mr.. and Mrs Harvey McNair,
f39 Laurel avenue. Cleveland.
Peonies in the various shades of pink
adorned the rooms throughout the
house and the large reception hail.
basket of Il e same blossoms topped
the newell posts and a garland OF sml-
lax entwined the stair rail. Candle light
was used exclusively in the rooms.
In the living rooms. where the cere-
nony took place. an altar had been
made of solid greenery. palms, smllaN
and ferns being used On the altar
burned white tapers i'll two seven arm
ed golden chandelabra. which shone in
high relief b. the absence of floral
blossoms.
Just before the ceremony a string
orchestra played . short program The
bridal music from IIohengrin an
nounced the arrival of the bridal party
| and the Mendelssohn wedding march
was played recessional. During
the ceremony Gounod's s Ave Marie.
Drydla S Souvenir and the Medita-
ton from That's was played.
Rt. Rev. John J. Lawler, bishop OF
the cathedral. performed the ceremony
The six ribbon stretchers We're gowned
alike in pink tafteta. The skirts We're
made round length and cut high wasted.
A tunic of the same material was worn
over the skirt and finished at the
bottom in scaliops. The hodices We're cut
low neck with short sleeves. and butter
fly bow of pink tulle was worn at the
back of the bodice at the waist line. They
carried tall white enameled stairs, at the
/ top of which was fastened basket hiled
with shaded pink peonies,
The bride wore Il beautiful gown of
white satin made on empire lines. The
skirt was simply fashioned and the bodice
was made with long tulle and satin
sleeves, and was cut slightly low at the
neck. Duchess lace and tulle We're the
foundation of the waist and a tulle bow
adorned each shoulder The bridal veil
was of tulle and was worn with semi
circlet of orange blossoms. Instead of
the conventional shower bouquet, the
bride carried a single white lily.
There will probably never be more
beautiful setting for a wedding than
that afforded by
yUadded :, the surround
ings of Broad
Grove of Naples field, the coun-
try estate of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mich
olas. at Tnionville. Ohio. Groves OF
great towering naples. dotted here and
there by evergreens and rosebushes IN
bloom. reaching out across acres of
soft green turf, greet the eye of the
| onlooker as he approaches the house.
1t was here in this grove that their
daughter. Miss Marjory Nicholas. Sat
urday last was welded to Mr.. Leroy h.
davenport. The day was ideal. cool
breeze swept in from the lake, and out
of doors the heavens were blue to the
horizon.
Three tall naples that have stood
sentinel on the highway through many
a storm We're hung with lavender wis
taria blossoms that dropped in wlllowy
fragrance above the bride. The white
| satin priedieu rested before banking
of cocoanut palms and in the midst of
evergreen bushes.
The approach to the altar was made
through twelve columns topped with
gold baskets overlooking with white
peonies. The rays of the setting sun
shed it's effulgence over the scene. the
ceremony taking place at o'clock in
the evening. The brides gown was
combination of two French models
| The short skirt was of French taf-
| feta, draped in pannier effect over
l.rHfflcd foundation of lace. and the full
| court train of chiffon was edged in
wide band of the same material.
She wore vapory veil of tulle and
| carried lilies Of the valley and brides
roses. Mrs. w. G. Sa Vie and Miss Mar
! garet Fretter. wearing Frenchy frocks
| of fowered taffeta. carried baskets of
| bachelors buttons and pink roses
Their hats of rose point were trimmed
| In clusters Of rnsebuds and narrow
streamers of pink and blue velvet rib
| bon The skirts of their gowns car
| ried a distinctive touch In the lining
| of blue taffeta which formed a border
around the bottom. caught here and
| there with tiny clusters of pink and
| blue buds
| Adirondacks spending their honey
moon in a camp
| The itinerary for the automobile tour
to the Panama Pa acific exposition that
viii be made by
Auto Trip Worth Mr. and Mrs 2 }.
Talking About. neapo,is and their
| children. Clyde, Robert, Philip, Rich
| ard, Edmond. J LonRyear. Ir.: Miss
| Margaret Longyear. Miss Susan Gran
| dali, daughter of DR.. and Mrs f.atha II
| A. crandall. and Bruce Cotton, a
nephew of Mr.. and Mrs Longyear. will
| be from Minneapolis to Omaha then
| by way of the Lincoln highway to Salt
| Lake City and then north to Ida no
| Falls. They will visit Shoshone Falls
| and will then take the overland trail
to "adsworth, on the Lincoln highway,
| and will follow the highway to Reno,
| New. They will make side trip to
| Lake Tahoe the border between
| Nevada and California. and from there
| will go to San Francisco. where they
| will spend week They will tour
| the Yosemite valley and will then re-
| turn to San Francisco and tour down
| the Pacific coast to Los Angeles ana