The Washington times., 1916-10-25
PRINCESS BoNCoMPAGNI,

Iddings, formerly diplomatic repre-
sentative In Egypt. who has been liv-
Ing in Rome for several years, was
the emissary intrusted with its safe
The maid of honor and the brides
maids wore frocks of pink satin, very
full as to the skirts. and made
with bouffant overdresses of brown
tulle. Bands of fur. formed the trim
ming. Their hats of brown tulle were
trimmed with pink ostrich feather
tips.
Wears Gift of the Bride.
Miss Clover carried a bouquet of
orchids and lilies Of the valley. ana
wore a gift OF the bride. bracelet set
with sapphires. while the bridesmaids
carried lin lieu of bouquets. the great
pink ostrich feather fans which Miss
Draper presented to them.
During the marriage service and the
solemn nuptial mass which followed
Prince Andrea and his bride knelt
at n white satin prize dieu before the
altar with their attendants grouped
at one sidet Afterward they stood
with the bfiae's mother to receive the
congratulations of the guests. No
members of Prince Andrea's family
were able to attend the ceremony
owing to 1taly's participation In the
war and the fact that his two
brothers are at the front.
Mrs. Draper was a most distinguished
figure in wonderful gown OF pale
mauve brocaded silk. embroidered In
mauve and silver. and trimmed with
silver lace and tulle. Her hat of velvet
and satin, the same shade as her cos
tune, Is trimmed with shaded mauve
beautiful pearls. a necklace of five
strands. Mrs. Diapers jewels are
famous. and 1t Is said that during her
residence In Rome her jewels rivaled
those of the Queen of Italy.
Notable Company at Table.
At the brides table, which was laid
In the dining room, was gathered a
notable company. In addition to Prince
and Princess Andrea Boncompagnl,
the bride and bridegroom. and Mrs.
Draper. the guests at the honor table
| were the French Ambassador and Mine.
| Jusserand, the Russian Ambassador and
Nine. Bakhmeteff, the italian Ambassa-
dor and Countess dt Cellere, His Emil
nence Cardinal Gibbons, Chief Justice
and Mrs. White. Bishop O'Connell, Mon
signor Russell, Father Egan. Mrs. Pres
| ton Davie. Mrs. George Davie, Mrs.
Louis Curtis. and William King Rich
ardson. Mrs. Draper had the french
ambassador on her right and the Italian
| ambassador o. her left, while Mime.
| Jusserand sat at the right of the Cardi-
nal and Nine. Bakhmeteff at the left CT
| the prelate.
The red hung walls Of the dining
room made a brilliant background fol
the long table. with its splendid golden
eperge filled with American Beauty
roses and its famous service of gold
which has done duty at so many oil
| Mrs. Diapers distinctive functions
and which was made for her father
while he was minister to the Spanish
| court Graceful ferns. white gardenias
| American Beauties and other rare bios
SONS were used among the COLDER
| compotes.
| The members OF the bridal party
were seated at a small table, deckeo
| with lavender orchids, white roses and
lilies of the valley, in the library. In
addition to Miss Glover. the Misses
Blair and Conte Brambilla the guests
there were Miss Elizabeth Iddings. the
Hon. Thomas Spring-Rice, Gino Butt
OF the Italian embassy, and Jack Har'
rison.
A partial list of those present follows