Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-24
into the gay world. In her "boyarin,'
the headdress of the Russian princess
es. she looked every inch the part.

into the gay world. In her "boyarin,"
the headdress of the Russian princess
es. she looked every inch the part.
Her costume was of pale blue satin
a long one-piece garment that reached
stra ight. unbroken line. the ornamen-
tation consisting solely of the hand
some pearl embroidery down the front.
This embroidery extended on either
side of the central seam about five
inches and was marked down the CEN
ter by pearl buttons or ornaments
a about as big as birds eggs. which
were encircled by double row or
large pearls.
Shoulder straps were also embroider-
| ed with pearls. and filmy lace blouse
was worn under the blue satin gar
ment, covering the shoulders and arms.
Her headdress. the boyarin, which IN
olden times was always worn by the
daughters of noblemen. was almost
miterlike in shape, being higher just
in the center. 1t was deliberately stud
ded with pearls. and suspended from II
in the back was the long diaphanous
| veil. always or usually a part or the
ancient costume. The veil did not. how
ever. hide the long hair of the pretty
Young wcarer, but last night i'll her
! Russian costume, she was transformed
into a veritable little Russian, and
most attractive one at that.
| She made an excellent foll tor her
Charming mother, who is one of the
most popular women of the diplomatic
corps. Nine. Wilenkin wore court
| costume of coral velvet
| Her costume was full shlrred over
dress of velvet opening over an unuer
| petticoat of soft white satin embrold
| cred down the front with a uellcdte
! pattern done in pearls and with clus-
| tiers of pearl tassels every four lhches
| apart to simulate buttons.
The tght-titting bodice with shot
| peplum skirts also opened over vest
| of white satin elaborate with ITS TRIM
i ming of pearls, making GohtihuouS
panel down the front of white satlil
! and pearl embroidery.
Nine Wilenkin wore her court hedd-
| dress, a crescent shaped band or VelNet
/ to match the gown, the edge outlllieu
with pearls and ornamented IN the ecu
trail part with beautifui deSisi ~
diamonds and pearls, and with the ION :
lace veil hanging down over her Shoul-
ders in the back.
| An attractive feature of the sale and
| exhibit of the products of Neighbor-
! hood House to be held Saturday AFTER
! noon from 3 until at 1928 New Hamp-
| shire avenue will be the service OF INT
| maids from the maids chorus OF ne
| Gypsy Prince These young ladies wiii
wear the charming gay dresses they
i wore the evening of the Junior Lea g ue
| performance They include the Misses
| Stone, Smith, Douglas, Clark. Russ and
| Pace Miss Frances Carpenter, MISS
| Ruth Larner and Miss Kathryn Hitch
| cock will also assist. The committee
of the industrial department is com
! posed of Miss Siebert. Mrs. Hemmick,
| Mrs. fremont Mrs. White. Mrs. Ne
/ ligh. Mrs. Thompson, Miss FRANCES
! Moves and Miss Beatrice Glover.
Mgr Thomas 5. Lee performed the
| marriage ceremony yesterday after
! noon at St. Matthew'S Church for Miss
| Margaretta W. Morse. daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs: Alexander Porter Morse, and
| Mr. Carlos l.. Gravenburg of New Or
leans The altar was adorned with
Easter lilies and palms. and foliage
plants were arranged in the sanctuary.
The ushers who seated the guests be-
! fore preceding the bridal party to the
| altar were Mr.. Douglas Diamond, Mr..