The Washington herald., 1916-05-21

wedding breakfast which followed at the
residence of Col. and Mrs. Raybaud in
Massachusetts avenue.
The church was exquisitely decorated
with white peonies, pale pink hydrangeas
and quantities of palms. The chancel
was banked with palms and hydrangeas
and huge clusters of peOnies tied with
fluffy tulle bows marked the entrance to
the pews.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father. was attended by her sister,
Miss Maria Alcira Raybaud, as maid of
honor. and Miss Gringa Raybaud and
Miss Zulema Raybaud. two other sisters;
Miss Halle Davis and Miss Ellen Bruce
Lee as bridesmaids Mr.. Raoul Barthe
acted as best man, and the ushers were
Mr.. Eduardo Racedo, Mr.. Carlos Acuna,
Mr.. Morris Volck and Mr. Arthur Brad
ley Campbell. Little Miss Eudora Rose
Stefano di Cellere was flower boy.
The bride. whose beauty is of the
exquisite Spanish type, was very lovely
in her gown of white satin and tulle.
The bodice of satin was finished with a
quaint little hsChu Of tulIe caught with
a cluster of orange blossoms and then
were long sleeves Of tulle. The skirt,
made short and very full after the pre-
vailing mode, had a drapery in bouffant
eueCl Ol tune anu ILldLluS lace CduS 1T
with orange blossoms and the long
square court train. which hung from the
shoulders, was arranged under a cluster
of the same blossoms. Her tulle veil
was worn over the face after the Euro
pean fashion and was held in place by
a wreath of orange blossoms across her
forehead. She carried shower bouquet
Of white orchids and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor's gown was of white
rran ta shn nrf nd
full. and trimmed with graduated bands
Of white taffeta. The bodice was finished
with 4 small shoulder cape of georgette
crepe Her hat was of black silk ana
straw and she carried white roses.
The bridesmaids were gowned alike in
rose colored taffeta trimmed with grad
uated bands of turquoise blue and veiled
with fiesh-colOred voile. Girdles Of tur-
qucise blue forming sash ends were fin
ished with clusters OF tiny pink rosebuds,
and the bodices had dainty fschus
caught with rosebuds. They wore me-
dium-sized hats of turquoise blue taffeta
laced with rose malne and trimmed with
sinGic pink rose, and carried bouquets of
pink roses.
The n:;Ie flower girl wore a dainty
frock Of white lace and embroidery with
a French hat of white lace trimmed with
blue ribbons and pink rosebuds. The
flower boy wore a page suit of black
velvet They carried baskets of rose
petals.
Mrs. Raybaud, mother of the bride,
wore a handsome gown of violet satin
and georgette crepe and large hat of
violet straw trimmed with vlolets.
At the reception and breakfast which
followed Col. and Mrs. Raybaud assist
ed the bridal couple in receiving the
guests, standing in a bower of white roses
and palms arranged in the bay window
of the drawing room. White roses, white
peOnies and hydrangeas were massed in
profusion in the drawing room suite, and
the same flowers adorned the table from
which the wedding breakfast was served.
The wedding cake was garnished with
u~nnge blossoms and was further decor
ated with the conventional miniature
,. lue and bridegroom.
The Young couple left later in the aft
ernoon for a wedding trip to the Vir-
rr- Hot Springs, the bride wearing a
modish coat suit OF midnight blue silk
poplin embroidered in purple and a small
blue hat with a white feather ornament.
They expect to sail for Argentina In
about three months.
The bridegroom's gift to the bride was
an exquisite pearl necklace with pend
ant formed of two large diamonds.
Among the other handsome gifts received
By the young couple was a wrist watch
and bracelet studded with diamonds from
the Brazilian Ambassador and Nine. de
CANA: a silver toilet set from the Argcn-
tine Ambassador and Nine. Naon; a set
of exquisite silver vases with engraved
initials from the Italian Ambassador and
Countess Ccllere a travelling case fitted
with white ivory from the best man, Mr..
Barthe; a Louis XVI table from Miss
Ellen Bruce Lee. one OF the bridesmaids;
Il silver tray from Mrs. Sherman Nc
"aIlum. and a lace dinner set from Miss
McCallGn; a gold hatpin studded with
diamonds from MIR. Volck for the bride
and silver smoking set for the bride
room.
Among the guests at the breakfast, to