Evening star., 1917-05-20

white lace and the end falling q little
below the waist line, cut in scaliops
The skirt. made on the new straight
lines, had q deep overskirt edged with
the pipsd scallops.
Her hat had a white taf,eta crown
with broad brim OF white tu1le edged
with tiny band Of taffeta and . pink
rose poised on the brim at one side.
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Mrs. Taber Martin Of Chestnut Hill.
Pa. who attended her sister. Miss Mona
McAdoo as ma
Matron Of Honor in tron Of honor
Orchid and Silver. to MT. M de- Mohr-
enschildt, wore an exquisite gown Of
deep orchid-colored chiffon. The bodice
mounted on cloth Of silver, with q broad
band Of the silver, showed below the
square decolletts.
The skirt Of chiffon was elabroately
draped, the long train Of taffeta OF the
same shade attached at the waist line
end.
Her transparent violet GRIN hat was
worn slightly tilted with cluster OF
violets at the front of the crown. :. Her
bouquet was Of Parma violets with
shower of ribbon and violets.
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Miss Mary McAdoo Of New York and
Miss Ethel Hartman, who were the
bridesmaids, wore simple
Rr;deSma;ds but very beautiful gowns
Of pale blue chiffon. The
IN 'olue' bodices were slightly
draped and banded over the shoulders
with irridescent sequins. The square
openings at the neck were outlined
with white chiffon and the girdles were
the back in large bows with long ends.
The skirts OF chiffon had long over
skirts Of the chiffon cut in deep points
and edged with a two-fnch band OF tar
feta OF the same shade.
They wore rather large leghorn mats
with dropping brims. folded SCARF OF
pale blue taffeta encircling the crowns
and the ends attached to the edge OF
the brims at either side. Tiny bouquets
Of the crowns. Their bouquets were
large clusters Of very deep shaded
lilacs.
Mrs. John Ske1ton Williams, who,
with Mr.. Williams, was a guest both at
the wedding cere-
Mrs Williams in mony at the church
of Miss Mona Nc
Cream Chiffon. Adoo and Mr.. de
Mohrenschildt Tuesday and at the re-
ception which followed at the home OF
the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
McAdoo, wore a charming gown OF
cream chiffon. The skirt was about
three inches of the ground and was
plated. and the bodice. which followed
ho ~ nf AlAOOfatelY
beaded. Mrs. Williams hat wasza large
one of fine white braid. banked in front
with orchids, and finished with two
inch band OF turquoise blue ribbon,
which crossed the crown.
Miss Elizabeth Harding, daughter of
Mr.. ". P. g. Harding Of the federal re-
serve board, who
Miss Harding ii, was a guest at the
Orchid Crepe. a ilmy gown. It
was of pale orchid georgette crepe, the
skirt, which was short. being laid in
fine pleats, and the blouse semi-fitting
with a jacket effect Her hat, which
was in the same tone as the gown, had
a transparent brim and was ornament
ed with small flowers.
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Mrs. Arthur Glasgow. who was
among the guests at the reception fol-
lowing the we'd
Mrs. Glasgow in ding was charming
in a gown of pale
1cru OhAoA. ecru chiffon. The
skirt vas araped to give . bouhtapt ef-
feet and the bodice was of the chiffon
combined with lace, Mrs. Glasgow wore
a handsome fur scarf and q hat of vfo-
let hemp. with a high crown and shall
low brim, violet ostrich plumes encir-
cling the crown and emphasizing its
height.
Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran Thorn will
close their Washington home June l
and go for the summer to their cottage
at Deer Park. Nd.
Miss Elizabeth Heath, daughter Of the
late Mr.. Roscoe. Heath. will shortly