Evening star., 1917-10-28

Chapel of the Cathedral of St. Peter
and st. Paul. Rev. Dr. Charles Hutch
inson of Philadelphia, who is Mr..
Hawkins guardian. officiated
The decorations were all in the au-
tumn tones. the effect being carried
out in chrysanthemums of bronze old
rose and yellow. These blooms not
only filled the altar vases. but were in
termingled with the festoons of smilaN
hanging from the corinthian pillars.
Australian ferns and palms banked the
chancel.
The bridal party. preceded by the
vested boy choir. was led by the ush-
ers. Paymaster Blaine Malian, u. S. N.
r.; Lieut. Charles Bartlett. L. S. r.. of
| Lowell. Mass, stationed at Camp
Meade; Lieut.. Louis Augur Of Ridge
wood, n. j., stationed at Camp Lee; Mr..
Francis Hamilton Dyckman of Orange.
\. j., of the inspection division of the
Signal Corps. and Mr.. Norman SchaH
| of Pittsburgh and the war trade board.
The bridesmaids were Miss Alice O'Gor-
man of New York. Miss Laurie Smith
Of Sayville. L. l.: Miss Joyce Shaw
Lillian Birney. Mrs. Hepburn Walker
of Pittsburgh was the matron of honor.
At the chancel steps the bride. who
was given in marriage by her father.
brother. Mr.. De Witt Clinton Hawkins.
L. S. r., on duty at Wissahickon bar
racks, who served as best man.
The brides gown was OF wedding
ring velvet fashioned somewhat on
Grecian lines. The skirt was draped
to give the close effect at the feet and
the long train. which was suspended
from the shoulders. was draped up in
n modified hustle effect. A sirdle of
pearls held the train to the waist line
and the long creme sleeves were
weighted by pearl tassels. Her long.
full tulie veil of many layers was held
nv huF 1aln nf l1 mr. n n q
blossoms and she wore the bride
groom's gift of wrist watch of
platinum and diamonds. She carried
a shower of orchids and gardenias.
all wore gowns of white chiffon vel
vet made on similar lines with the
hustle skirts. Many buttons trimmed
! the tight fitting sleeves and the fronts
were edged with kolinsky, the same
fur outlining the large butterfly bows
at the back. All wore large hats of
white velvet with crush crowns and
were American beauties. A large re-
ception followed at the residence of
Senator and Mrs. owen in X street.
The bride and bridegroom received
red roses. The same roses banked the
mantel. American beaouties and Aus
tralian ferns were used in the halls
and other drawing rooms. Only greens
and white blooms adorned the dining
room. From the center of the cake
was a miniature bride standing in the
midst of bride roses and lilies Of the
valley. At the ends of the table were
floral candlesticks of smilax and lilies
of the valley.
Mrs. owen. who assisted in receiving.
wore handsome costume of taupe
chiffon and velvet with touches of old
gold and cerise on the bodice and a
black velvet hat with taupe plumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins left Washing
ton later in the evening. the latter
wearing a smart suit of military blue
and sable furs. Her hat, which was a
! small toque. had sable crown banded
with blue velvet. They will be at home
after January l. at 2141 Wyoming ave-
nue., as Mr.. Hawkins is chief Of the
bond division of the farm loan board
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding were the brides grand
mother. Mrs. g. B. Hester Of Okla
homa. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Field Ma