Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-12

caught with tiny clusters OF orange
blossoms, and the bodice. with its
square ,Iecollete, was of white and sill
yer brocade, covered with tulle. with
three-auarter length sleeves of tulle.
Her veil was becomingly arranged
In cap fashion, with bandeau OF
orange blossoms, and It fell in grace
ful folds to the end of her long court
train. which was of exquisite white
satin. brocaded in design OF silver
orchids.
She carried a shower bouquet OF
gardenias and stephanotiS
Miss Katherine Efinger. who attended
her sister as maid of honor, wore
charming gown Of rose pink tulle over
charmeuse of the same shade, with an
inset of pink anu silver sequins at the
front of the bodice and a garland of
sweetheart roses attached at the waist
line and extending over the left Shout
der.
The girdle was of pink charmeuse
and the transparent sleeves of pink
/, tulle.
Her bouquet was a shower of
sweetheart roses.
A small reception followed. when the
newly married couple were assisted in
| receiving by Mrs. Efanger. mother of
the bride. who wore a handsome gown
of cream-colored net over satin of the
same shade. embroidered in pastel blue
orchids, and by Mrs. Shackelford Mil
! Ter. mother of the bridegroom. who was
( in black chiffon. mounted over black
and white striped satin. embroidered in
black and white floss. with large
black hat with a silk beaver crown
and a chiffon brim.
Mrs. T. l.. jefferson wore a black
lace gown embroidered in steel. with
black georgette crepe hat trimmed
with black feathers, and Mrs. Taylor
Worth Adams wore a white braided
crepe de chine gown with a black pic
ture hat
| Mr.. Miller and his bride left later
In the evening for their wedding trip
gown of midnight blue charmeuse
combined with wolfe of the same shade
and white embroidered georgette crepe
| collar and cuffs.
She wore a smart toque to match.
The out-of-town guests here for the
wedding included Judge and Mrs Shack
e!ford Miller. parents of the bridegroom +:
n Mr.; and Mrs T L. jefferson and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Craig Efinger OF
New York. brother and sister-in-law of
the bride: Mr. and Mrss Herbert Smith
OF Mobile. Ala Mr. and Mrs. Carter
| Hall of Fairfax, Va. and Mr. SpottsWood
| Hall of Richmond.
| Mr. Miller. who is one OF the students at
the training camp at Fort Myer, will re-
| turn here with his bride for the gradu-
ating exercises to be held tomorrow
| Inc Marquis CuSani-Confalonieri who
was appointed Italian ambassador to ia
pan last April arrived at San Francisco
| about ten days ago on his way to the far
| east He was ambassador at Washing
ton for four years. beginning in 1910
| When Italy entered the war he was re-
iieVed at his own request and returned
home. where he volunteered to fight for
| his country. Commissioned n lieutenant
OF cavalry. he entered the Savoy Ora
goons and was continuously at the front
until last April. meantime having been
| promoted to captaincy.
| For one month prior to leaving Rome
last month he was assistant to the minis
| ter of war.
! The marquis ambassador from
Italy to Switzerland from 1907 to 1910.
and succeeded Baron Mayor des Planches
at Washington. He belongs to one of the
oldest families of Milan and is "a personal
| friend of King Victor Emmanuel speaks
five languages and is painter and an
author.
/ With his wife. son and daughter, he
has host OF friends at Washington,
where they were highly popular during
their residence. His family will go to
japan later. with the exception of the son.
| who. although only eighteen and under
tine military age. ha4, volunteered and u