Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-10
'ranc,. g. Low and Ensign Warner W.

Francis 8. Low and Ensign Warner W
Bayley.
maid Of honor and sig bridesmaldsn
Bond. both of New York: Miss C1arissa
Anderson OF Florida. Miss Carolyn
Nash, Miss Margaret Read and Miss
Margaret Niche. all of Washington
her stepfather, Mr.. John Henry Hewson.
She wore a lovely gown of silver cloth
combined with silver brocade. The skirt
had a front panel of the brocade and the
brocade also formed the long court train.
which was lined with the silver cloth
The tight bodice was made on moyen
age lines, having tho long front and the
neck having the horizontal opening
The sleeves. which were tight-htting and
long. were of silver net ending in shaped
cuffs Of silver lace. A Russian headdress
of silver lace held her long tulle veil
and she carried gardenias and lilies OF
the valley. BY way of ornament she
wore an oval brooch of platinum set
with diamonds, one of her wedding
gifts.
The bridesmaids wore charming gowns
Of pink metal cloth and tulle The skirts.
which were long, hanging to within
three inches Of the ground were yelled
In the tuiie and the long basdues were
OF the metal cloth with tulle elbow
length sleeves and tuIle fichus Narrow
belts with long loose ends, hanging in
back. Of Alice blue finished the gowns
and the hats worn with them were pic
turesane scoop shapes with high mar
row crowns. They were faced with
metallic cloth and the tops were LAYERS
OF pink tu!le with two narrow rows Of
blue ribbon ending with bows in front
Inc bridesmaids flowers were shaded
pink roses made into round bouquets
Win centerS of sweetheart roses and
tied with long loops of blue ribbon The
maid or honor wore a gown made on
similar lines to those of the bridesmaids.
o. PINK tulle and metal cloth founda-
ton and over 1t Alice blue tulle, with
me narrow belt and ends of pink and
me nat having the blue tulle. where the
others were pink. She carried sweetheart
roses and forget-me-nots
Lieut. Washburn had as his best man
Lieut.. Henry C. Gearing IT., l. g. y
Rev. pr Roland Cotton Smith. rector of
the church. and Rev Harry r. Nichols
Of HOLY Trinity Church. New York
officiated
The ceremony, which took place a 30
o CLOCK, was followed by reception from
TIL at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hew-
son; IN New Hampshire avenue, The
bride and bridegroom stood In circular
window at one end OF the drawing room.
their entire wedding party standing with
them. and Mrs. Hewson mother Of the
bride. receiving at the entrance to the
room. She wore a becoming gown of
orchid charmeuse and tulle with a white
hat trimmed with shaded orchid ostrich.
The room was adorned with huge wicker
baskets filled with pink rambler roses.
An orchestra played during the recep-
ton and tho wedding tea was served in
one of the rooms on the second floor. Fol-
lowing the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Hewson
entertained at supper for the bridal
party.
Lieut. Washburn and his bride left
Washington in the course of the evening
q Ia in, oh S--sit nf, ,.,,II
broadcloth. the skirt being of the peg
top style and the short Jacket being on
the new cape lines. 1t was worn over n
blouse Of filet lace. Her hat was small
one Of black straw with gray wings
Lieut. Washburn's leave expires Tues
day morning, and after very brief we'd
ding trip he will return with his bride
to his post. at New London. Conn. Their
plans beyond that are as indefinite as are
those Of most brides and bridegrooms at
this time.
Among the guests at the wedding
were the Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wash
burn of New York. parents of the
bridegroom. Mrs Connect. his grand.
mother and Mrs. Carpenter. his aunt
both Of New York: Gen and Mrs. Aver.
d. Andrews of Philadelphia. the latter
half-sister of the bride; Mrs. William
F. Bond of New York. Mrs. G. De Wit
Bridgman of New York, Mrs. William
c. Redfeld. Mrs. Drury, Cen. S. B. NJ
Young. former chief of staff. and Mrs
Young. Mrs. George Reed. Mrs. Hannay
Mrs. Richardson Glover, Miss Glover
Mrs. Francis Nash, Mrs. Robert Niche
Gen. and Mrs. James b. AIcshire, Reai
Admiral and Mrs. Remey. Miss Remey
Mrs. B. J. Cromwell, Mrs. 6. W. Fair
child. Mrs. Carl Nrooman. Miss Mildred
Bromwell. Mrs. Edward Gheen, Mis-.
Mary Gheen. Representative and Mrs
Ira Copley. Mrs. Theodore F. Jewell
Commando G. T. Jewell, Mrs Davic
kindleberger. Miss Pauline Kindleber.
ger. Mrs. Hampson Gary. Miss Var
Rappard. Mrs. Joseph f. Thropp. Mrs
a. c. Downing, the Misses Downing
Ruth Patterson. Miss Margaret Nc
Chord. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henr,
Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. George Becker
Mrs. Archibald Oracle. Miss katherine
McClintock. Mrs. Theodore W Moves
Mrs. John W. Thompson, Miss Elizabeth
Harding. Miss kibbey. Rev. Dr. and
Mrs. Randolph H. McKim. Mrs. Victor
Kaufman. Miss Elise Davis, the
Misses Denys. Miss Ruth Hitchcock. the
Misses Howard. Mrs. Russell Harrison
Mrs. Richard Harlow, Miss Margaret
Clark. Miss Hamilton, Miss Sims, Miss
Adelaide Heath. Mr.. Bowie Clarke, Mrs
Junius MacMurray. Miss MacMurray
Mrs. Newboid Noyes. Mr.. and Mrs
Strong.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer has as heat
house guests her three sisters. Mrs.
Crawford. Miss Benning and Miss A. c.
Benning of Columbus. Ga Mrs Spen-
Ger expects to close her residence in
Massachusetts avenue the early part