Evening star., 1916-03-05
AT RECENT WEDDINGS
Lovely Gowns, Hats. Presents
and Honey
moons.
Sweet Simplicity, Though, Seems
to Be Forgotten
Entirely.

Plenty Gifts to Start was such an
elaborate affair
New Home With. and the bride
80 pretty that every one who was there
is still talking about it and the Won
derful diamond circle the bridegroom
gave her-a circle of perfect stones
that cost away up in four figures. says
the Post Dispatch.
The bride is almost an Italian type,
and thought to look like the painting
of Beatrice Cenci in prison She made
her debut last winter as one OF the
special maids of honor to the queen at
the Yelled Prophet ball.
The marriage took place at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.: and Mrs.
Otto L. TeichmaTin. at ;4o1 LongfeiloW
boulevard The house was entirely
stripped of furniture, the floors covered
with white tarpaulins. and every room.
up to the third story, hung with smi-
lax: with great punches OF yellow JON
Qui1s everywhere
The presents, which filled two rooms.
are said to have been among the hand
soonest received by any bride in years.
There were more than 200 of them and
included everything from antique 1ur-
niture to silver. crystal. lamps, china,
books and pictures. There were two
complete chests of silver. The east
porch was inclosed in canvas and steps
led down into a room added for the oc-
casion, lined with canvas. and vines
and more jonQuils and box trees. The
table for the bridal party was laid
there.
The brides gown was white satin
covered with tulle, one skirt over an
other. Her train was OF tulle weighted
with silver and orange blossoms. The
bodice was cut into square in front
and outlined with pearls and silver.
She carried a bouquet of white orchids
and lilies of the valley. with shower
of tulle knotted with lilies that reached
almost to the edge Of her skirt.
brides only sister. was matron of hon
or. She wore gown of yellow taffeta
made with full skirts. There was a
girdle of porcelain blue cloth of sill
yer. and the bodice was of the silk.
lace and bit of silver. She carried
Little Virginia Becker, flower girl,
wore Greenaway costume of white
tulle. Her flowers also were violets
and yellow roses.
The ceremony was performed at Z
o'clock by the Rav. r. Calvin Dobson
of the Church OF the Unity, during
which the bridal party stood under a
canopy Of greenery studded with yel-
low roses. At each side were huge gilt
vases filled with yellow roses. A large
reception followed.
Very elaborate dresses were worn at
tEe wedding in Philadelphia last week
of Miss
Cloth of Gold and Silver Melita NJ
With Tulle and Lace. enuv, Zen Iosn
Malcolm Johnston. The brides was of
10th Of silver. with close fitting bas-
,ue cut square at the neck and edged
with silver braid. The sleeves were Of
iulIe and silver lace. Draperies Of tulle
yere used on the front of the skirt. and
the back on the long train was a
puHed effect of lace and tulle.
Her Vel vell was s, arranged ns at the back OF
aught with clusters of real orange
blossoms sent from the south for the
purpose. Her bouquet was of lilies of
he valley and pale pink sweet peas.
One matron Of honor wore gold and
white brocade. with short full skirt
,aving ruffies Of gold net at the sides.
The sleeveless square-cut bodice was
finished with gold lace. and a small hat
of gold net with huge bow on the
crown matched the gown. and the other
was in lavender taffeta with an over
dress of tulle edged with beads of a
deeper lavender tint. which trimming
basque. which was softened with tul1e
and had sleeves of the same material.
Her hat was a large picture model of
criffon trimmed with white water
liliee.
The hve bridesmaids were dressed
alike in airy gowns of lavender tulle
draped over cloth of gold and trim
med with gold lace. A novel effect was
lavender taffeta. They wore hats of
gold lace and lavender tulle, with
Streamers of velvet ribbon, and in lieu
of boQuets they carried muffs of chif-
fon mingled with violets and yellow
week, that Of Miss Marian Beatrice
Fuller and
Sweetheart Roses wa liter
on Honor Maids Gown. s,onn " -.
bride wore an exquisite gown of white
satin and tulle. A long court train
smocked at the waist line extended
from the shoulders. The front of the
skirt was draped with the tulIe and
the bodice was of the tulle trimmed
with pearls and two bands of the satin
extending over the shoulders
The regulation veil was arranged in
cap form, held by spray of lilies of
the valley.
The maid of honor wore a dainty
frock of white embroidered net form
ing runes. under which were sprays
OF Sweetheart roses, and a white
Milan hat trimmed with white ostrich
feathers and foliage. Her bouquet was
OF pink sweet peas.
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At the recent marriage of Miss Esther
Carnes johnson and Mr.. Walter Sharp
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