Evening star., 1916-06-07
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Wedding of Miss Shackleford and
Mr.. Johnson in St. PauIs
Church.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Hughes at
Gunston Hall-Weddings Teas,
Luncheons and Personals.

Miss Agnes Shackleford. daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Dorsey W.
Shackleford of Missouri. and Mr.. Robert
Johnson son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tell Johnson of Kansas City, Mo- will
be married at 430 o'clock this after
noon in ST Pauls Church, the Rev.
Father Mackin officiating
1t will be the first Official wedding
in June and in point of artistic beauty
and general interest it will stand 'out
as distinctive feature of the season.
The ceremony will be witnessed by the
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark, the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Daniels
and a number of the colleagues of Mr.
| Sha ckleford in both House and Senate,
as we'll as the Missourians now in
! grated for the event.
| The ushers, Representative Edward
+ Denison of Illinois, Mr.. Bennett
Clark, son of the Speaker and Mrs:
| Champ Clark; Mr.. Tom Burke OF
| Kansas City and Mr.. Bassett Blackley'
will lead the bridal procession aom u y
the aisle, after seating the guests, ana
| will be followed by the bridesmaids
| Miss Vesta Reed of St Louis, MISS
Ruth Robinson of Moxico MO MISS
| Mary Johnson Of Kansas city. sister
| 10 the bridegroom. and Mrs. kenneth
| Dicley. also of Kansas City, matron OF
| honor. Mr. Ralph w. s. Hill VIII be
best man for Mr. Johnson
| Master Allen Cockrell, grandson or the
late senator Cockrell of Missouri, the ring
| hear.r will walk before the bride and her
! father, and clad in a colonial suit oi
| white satin brocade and silver trimmings
will bear the wedding ring on snai'
! satin pillow with cluster of orange pios-
| cor,C fied 10 one corner with innumerdpie
small satin ribbons
| The brides gown is quite modish In de-
sign. made OF white satin with ooun {, ~ ~
drapery of tulle falling over deep iace
founce with the court train attached JUST
| above the high waist line, and the podlGe
is an artistic combination Of satin tune
and lace The satin forms the pointed
basque effect while the tulle and lace are
fashioned in rather fat folds for the up,
per part of the bodice, and the pun go
| sleeves of tulle scarcely reach the eloo"
The rare duchess lace which ador!ieC
Mrs Shacklefords S wedding gown Will Dc
seen today the wedding gown OF hei M
daughter charmingly combined with th'
tulle drapery of the skirt. while on the
bodice is again some rare old lace Of
| family interest and pride. The long priha
veil will be worn with silver oandeau
| crossing the forehead, while a SEM
wreath Of orange blossoms meets II iIoH
the back A shower bouquet of orchid:
and lilies Of the valley complete the toilet
Pastel shades of corn color, blue anu
! orchid appeared In the costumes " VI 4
by the brides attendants, Mrs. Ken
meth Dickey, matron of honor, Wearlhs s
| a full skirt of pink silk with pour
fant drapery of blue tulle and bodlce
of blue and silver brocade. the tune
forming the greater part or ths
draped bodice and finished with ange
sleeves of tulle. The hat is of nat
ural coiered straw with a wreath el
flowers In pastel shades about the
crown Miss Vesta Reed will wear
gown of corn -eolored taffeta drapec
with tulle in orchid shades. and trim
med with roses of the same soft color
ing. She will wear a picture hat OF
leghorn with garland of flowers ir
pastel shades about the crown, anc
long streamers of orchid color velvet
Miss Robertson's gown is of corn
color and blue, made in hoopskirt ef-
feet, and long pointed bodice with a
fchu, to carry out the style OF the
period Miss Mary Johnsons gown is
of corn-color taffeta and tulle, the
| skirt quite bouffant and the waist In
pointed basque effect, worn with a
fichu of tulie The strong touch OF
color for the costume will appear in
the long black velvet streamers fall
ing from the wide brim OF the nat
ural color straw hat, with it's wreath
of flowers in varied shades.
The brides attendants will each
carry the harp shaped ostrich feather
fan to correspond with her costume
which was given them by the bride
Tied to the ivory handle of each will
be- old-fashioned nosegay Of man,
coiored flowers. The one little touch
Of color IN the brides costume viii ap-