The Washington herald., 1917-10-11

seating of the guests and the cere-
mony.
Mr.. Baines escorted and gave his
daughter away. her bridal gown of
white satin being deliberately COM
bined with silver. The bodice of cloth
Of silver was trimmed with crystal
beads, and the draped skirt and court
! train, of white satin. Her long veil
of tulle was arranged in cap effect
with tiny clusters of orange blossoms
| and-she carried a bouquet of bride
roses and valley lilies.
The wedding party was a large one,
and the coloring of their costumes
ranged from dainty orchid to blue.
Mrs. James H. Baines, sister-in-law
of the bride who was matron of
honor. and Miss Emma Downes, maid
OF honor. wore gowns of orchid-col-
ored chiffon over cloth of silver and
fashioned with trains of velvet The
bridesmaids. Miss Helen Oyster, Miss
Kathryn Riggs, Miss Katherine Will
Hanson and Miss Mary Williamson,
all wore gowns similar to those of
the matron and maid Of honor, but
fashioned of blue satin over cloth of
silver. They each carried a huge
anthemums tied with orchid-colored
Sauze streamers.
Mr.. Hugh Saum was best man for
his brother, and the party of ushers
included Mr.. Carl Mapes, Mr.. Edward
Kemper, Mr.. George Hutchinson, and
Mr.. Max Winter.
A small reception at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Baines. 1743 Eighteenth
street followed the ceremony, and
when Mr.. Baum and his bride left
for their wedding journey she wore
becoming suit of brown cloth and
hat of brown velvet and satin.
Upon their return to Washington
they will make their home temper
arily with Mr.. and Mrs. Baines in
Eighteenth street. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Robert Balderson, uncle and aunt OF
the bride came from Pittsburgh for
the wedding.
Another interesting wedding of yes.
terday was that of Miss Dorothy Kari
Harvey, and Lieut.. Donald Langley
button, U. s. A., which took place
at noon yesterday at the brides home
! In the presence of small party OF
relatives and friends. the Rev. DR.
! John Z. Palmer, pastor of the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church
| officiating.
The bride was escorted to the i'm.
provised altar by her mother, her
| wedding gown being quite distinctive
and beautiful. 1t was of white
| georgette crepe embroidered in bead.
and posed over flesh colored satin
She carried a bouquet Of white and
1 sweetheart nd H..
bride of the season to wear a wed.
ding gown without a bridal veil.
Mrs. Dutton had her two small
! cousins as attendants, Miss Margare,
Karr, and Master James Benner. bott
dressed in white and the little cir
pearng basket of sweetheart roses
Miss Eta Schmid played selection.
| mony. -
| Lieut.. Dutton had as best man hi.
brother, Harold Dutton, and when he
and his bride left for their wedding
Journey. she wore a stylish suit Of
| brown cloth with hat and furs oil
| the same shade.
Lieut.. Button is stationed at For,
Hamilton, N. Y, and it is there tina,
he and his bride viii go after a shor,
wedding journey.
Mrs. ]. Vaudeville Carlisle win oc.
cupy the residence of her parents
Gen. and Mrs. Joseph p. Sanger, this
winter, during the absence of Cen
and Mrs. Sanger In the South. and
while her husband, Maj. Carlisle, is
stationed at Boston. Gen. and Mrs
Sanger spent the summer at their
country place in New Hampshire and
Will stop at their Washington home
en- route to the South.
Mrs. Carroll A. Devol will leave
Washington today for New Orleans
where she will visit her mother be.
fore joining Gen. Devol at San Fran.
cisco. Gen. Devol has been detailed
depot auartermaster at San Francisco
and went west about month ago
Mrs. Devol who has, been active in
Red Cross work, having organized
the Corp unit which worked hsrt