The Washington herald., 1916-01-22

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beautiful wedding took place yester-
Gay morning at II O'Clock at ST Mat
news Church when Miss Carmen Arose
mens, daughter Of Senor Don Eduardo
"a. Arosemena and Senors ArosemenA-
became the bride Of Mr. Luis Alberto
Saroo, son OF Nine. Csrbo and the late
Minister Carlo
Rev. Father Mills performed the cer.-
nonS' which was followed by a nup-
uai mass. The church was elsborately
decorated with annuncis ton hlies palms
ano ferns. The altar vases were filled
WIN hiles- roses and white carnztions-
Inc brloe, who was given In marriage
] Q! her orother-in-law. Mr.. Estebsn p.
Caroo, wore an exquisite sovn Of heavy
french SIX crepe combined with HERE
lAee. The N-necked bodice OF lace was
embroidered in bead, ana hni,h.6 ,.-tfh
medici collar Of the lace.
Her court train Of lace and erepe fell
from the shoulders and va, caught with
tiny clusters OF orange blossoms She
wore a tulle veil wreathed with Orange
blossoms and carried a shower bouquet
Of bride roses and lilies. OF the valley. sb.
wore the brioesroom's gift, a IsvaHier. Of
diamonds set In platinum
I Mrs. Estebsn Y. Carlo. the rnstron Of
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brocsoed IN pink flower design. Tn.
pointed bodice Of yellow chiffon was
I trimmed with black velvet and the full
skirt was round length. She wore a hat
! OF black lace over yellow satin, with
band OF black velvet ribbon csurht with
tiny cluster OF yellow rosebuds Al
either side, holding the ribbon under her
chin. Her bouquet was Of OpheHs rose,
The bridesmaids. Miss Anna Csrbo and
Miss Maria Teresa Carlo. sisters Of the
bridegroom. wore gowns OF soft cream
United radium lace, and the full skirts
made in pannier fashion.
They wore Nespoiitsn straw hats faced
with yellow mslIne and trimmed with
olack velvet ribbon caught at the back
In loops held with tiny clusters Of vari-
/ colored flowers. Their bouquets were Of
, yellow roses
MI Willis Roscoe Jones. hrother-in-
Ia" OF the bridegroom, acted az best
man, and the ushers were Mr. Ernest
Ssrbo and Mr.. William Carlo
! A breakfast followed at Mime. Csrbo's
residence on ] street which was dec
GRATED with quantities Of pink and whit.
roses. palms and ferns
Nine. Carlo sssisted the newly mar
RED couple In receiving. wearing a gosn
OF black satin, trimmed with chantfIly
lace. over white chiffon and Jet sequins
Her hat was OF black satin and msIine.
with large bow Of msline st the back
Mrs. Willis Roscoe Jones. sister Of tn.
bridegroom. and recent bride. wore a
smart gown OF electric blue faile com
tbined with chiffon Of tn. same shade.
The bodice was made with bolero
laced in the front. The skirt vas ruf-
ned. She wore a white satin hat faced
with black velvet trimmed with a POM
pon of fancy ostrich
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlo left later for ar
extended wedding trip. the latter wear
ing a modish suit OF blue chiffon tsf-
fets, with a hat made with the crown
Of black velvet and a transparent sill
yer lace brim. trimmed with an ostrich
ornament.
They will reside with Nine Csrbo on
their return
The guests present at the ceremony,
cluded the Chilean Ambassador and
Nine. susrez-Mujics, the Misses Susrez
the Bolivian minister, and Nine. Cslde-
ron, Miss Elena Cslderon. the m-lister
Of Ecuador and Nine. de Cordova the
second secretary OF the legation Of
Ecuador and Nine. Joaquin r. Cordovs.
the minister OF Uruguay and Nine. d.
Pens, the Misses de Pens. the minister
of Panama and Nine de Morales, the
Misses Morales the FIRST secretary Of
the legation OF Columbia. Mr.. Ancizsr.
and Miss AnCiEar, the second secretary
Of the Chilean Embassy and Nine De
Leon. Representative and Mrs Henry
u. Flood, Mrs. Rsyner Mr. and Mrs
W Rsyner. Rear Admiral and Mrs
Alexander p. Hensey. Nine Coronado,
Miss Coronado and the Aessrs. Coro-
nsdo.
Mrs. Albert L. Mills. wife OF Gen.
Mills, entertained at a buffet luncheon
yesterday in honor Of Mrs. Daniels. wife
OF the Secretary Of the Navy. and Mrs
Houston. wife OF the Secretary Of Asri-
culture
were OF pink japanese lilies. roses and
palms and in the dintng-room the table
was adorned with tall silver baskets
filled with pink roses and white liIscs.
Invited TO meet Mrs. Daniels and Mrs.
Houston were Mrs. Adelaide Worth
BsEiey, Mrs Thomas B. Dunn. Mrs,
Robert c. Kershner. Mrs. William II.
Dunn. Mrs. J. n. SpeeI Mrs. william
X. Van Reypen Miss Hseeman. Mrs.
Charles Henry Butler. Mrs. John X.
Hewson, Mrs. Paul Johnson. Mrt. Victor
Kaufmann, Mrs. Delos Blodgett Mrs
John X. Shields the Misses Lansing.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou, Mrs. McIveT, Mrs
Hess, Mrs. How're. Mrs. Veitch, Mrr
Henry Breckenridge, Miss Margaret
Breckenridge. Mrs. George Barnett Mrs.
J. H GIennon. Mrs. Joseph Z. Kuhn,
Mrs. z. W. Eberle. Mn. James B. Ale
shire. Mrs. T. T. Ansberry, Miss Kfbbsy,
Nine Vignsl. Mrs Menoher. Mrs. Hor
Mrs. William c. Borden, Mrs. Frank y.
Fletcher, Mrs. c. H Stockton, Mrs- W.
X. Carter, Mrs. Baird, Miss Helen
Stewart. Mrs. Erasmus NJ. Weaver. Mrs.
i W. T Davis. Mrs Radcliffe. Mrs. Ed
ward H. Gheen, Mrs James r. Mann
and Mrs. Morton Henry,
Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks was hostess
at an informal bridge party yesterday y
afternoon in compliment 70 Mira Borxtio
Armstrong. Of Hartford, Conn, formerly
Miss Marjorie Edison. The other guests
were Miss Dorothy ASsmk. Miss Dorothy
Taylor, Miss Frances Ennrer, Miss
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