The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-13
ViScount IShH Meets Noted Men at
Home of Senator Knox Last Night

and lilies Of the valley. Gen. Bliss
presented the bride with a rope of
pearls and an antique ornament
which formed part of her costume.
She was attended by her sister-ln-
law, Miss Eleanor A Bliss, who
wore a modish costume of n.y.
drangia blue taffeta yelled in orchid
tuIle. She wore a hat of blue tulle
and carried tea roses. Miss Janet
Montague, of Virginia. daughter of
Representative Montague and Mrs.
Montague, was bridesmaid. -.
wore a frock OF coral charmeuse.
draped with champagne colored
Georgette crepe beaded In coral, a
hat of the same colors, finishing the
costume.
At the reception at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. SaXton which follow
ed the ceremony, hrs. SaNton and
Mrs. Bliss received with the we'd
I ding party, the former wearing a
taupe charmeuse gown and a black
velvet hat trimmed in feathers OF
the same shade as the gown. and
the latter, a costume of white
satin yelled in black chiffon, and a
black hat. Mrs. Bliss, Jr., wore as
a travelling gown, a costume Of blue
serge braided in black and a black
velvet hat Capt Bliss is stationed
at Washington Barracks.
A large and brilliant wedding of
last evening was that at Rauscher's,
when in a veritable forest of
flowers artistically arranged, Miss
Hortense Brylawski, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Julian Brylawski,
became the bride of Mr.. Mark Lans-
burgh.
The brides gown was a marked de-
parture from that of other brides of
the season and was particularly hand
some. being of white velvet embroid-
cred in silver, with the court train
also richly embroidered. The long full
bridal veil was a flesh-colored tulle
with rose point lace used in the drap-
cry, and she carried a shower bouquet
of orchids, gardenias and vahey lilies.
The slippers and other accessories
worn with the toilet were of silver.
Miss Engenia LansburGh. the bride
groom's sister, who served as maid of
honor. wore a charming gown of flesh
colored Georgette with silver ribbons
lined with green. and carried pink
roses. In the bridal procession besides
were the little flower girl, Miss May
Schwartz, niece of the bride. who
wore pale green tafreta and carried a
silver basket of pink roses; Master
Henry Brylawski. her nephew. as ring
bearer, and Master Alex Wolf and
Master Julian Brylawski. also neph-
ews, as pages. The boys all wore
white satin suits with silver lace cuffs
and collars and silver buttons. and
graceful pale green sashes tied loosely
about the waist.
Mr.. Fulton Brylawski, brother of the
bride, was best man, and in the party
Of ushers were: Lieut.. Richard Lans-
burgh, Lieut.. Allen Bachrach and Mr..
Sam Schwartz, of WASHINGTON; Mr..
Frank Bachrach, of New York, and
Mr. Philip Terlman and Mr.. Leonard
Weinberg. of Baltimore. DR.. Louis
Stern and DR.. Abram Simon officiated.
There we're more than 100 guests
from out Of town and 200 and more
from Washington. Mrs. Brylawski
wore a gown of black satin embroid-
cred in vari-colored beads; Mrs. Lans-
burgh, the mother of the bride groom,
a gown of sapphire velvet with jet;
Mrs. Julian Bryiawski pink velvet
with an overlress Of brown seQuins;
Mrs. Alexander Wolf. orchid satin,
and Mrs. Schwartz, the two latter sis
tiers of the bride, wore gold brocade
After a wedding journey Mr.. and
Mrs. Lansburgh will make their home
in Washington.
Mr.. Henry White, former Ambassa-
dor to France, who spent several days
in Washington, has returned to Lenox
Mass, where he spent the summer.
The Rev. James w. Morris and
4Irs. Morris, OF Richmond, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Mary Minor Morris,