The Washington times., 1918-12-30

haps the prettiest that have been seen
in Washington this year. Fashioned
OF lustrous satin in a deep, rich orchid
shade, they were made with grace
fully draped skirts and tight-fitting
bodices. The decolletage, which was
high in the back and square in front.
was outlined with a rolled collar OF
georgette and trimmed with a bit of
silver. The sleeves. which were tight
to the elbow and fell away in long,
flowing points, were faced with
French blue satin, and the same lSvely
color was repeated in their girdles.
They carried orchids tied with blue
ribbon.
The matron OF honor wore a gown
OF blue satin. made with a straight
back pannel hung from the shoulders
and finished with a becoming fur col
lar. Her bouquet OF orchids was tied
with orchid ribbon All the attendants
wore hats OF rich purple velvet trimmed
In ostrich plumes.
The brides gown was. Of lovely old
French brocade in a pattern OF silver
wheat II was made on clinging lines
and was guiltless OF trimming. save
for a bit OF fine lace about the throat
and a girdle OF pearls. Her long court
train was hung from the shoulders and
she wore a tulle veil arranged with
a chaplet OF orange blossoms. She
carried a sheaf Of Easter lilies. A
string Of pearls completed her cos
tune.
Mrs. Price Golfers 7kown was If
black chiffon velvet. trimmed with
lovely old lace and made with a COL
lar Of soft taupe squirrel She wore
. II Nad Nr-ifh ri y
feathers.
Mrs. Golfers brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Delano
anne from New York to attend the
gedding, as did her siste = Mrs. +.
,elRno Hitch and Mrs. James Roose-
'elt, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgell, cousins
{ the bride. Admiral Sir William
sowther Grant, accompanied by mem
ers of his stan, was present. and
theirs among the guests were Mrs
Ielano, wife OF Mrs. Golfers brother.
ol. Frederic A Delano: her daughter,
FRS. James Lawrence HOughteIing. jr..
nd Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt. Col
mel Delano is now in France, and so
Captain Houghteling. Warren Del
Ino Robbins, the brides half brother.
at present attached to the American
mbassy at Buenos Aires as first Sec
'etary.
other persons present at the we'd
ng were the Secretary Of the In
.rior and Mrs. Lane, the Secretary
Agriculture and Mrs. Houston
ith thei. tall young son, David
rankin Houston. ir.: the Charge
AffSires OF Great Britain and Mrs
olviile Barclay. other members of
he British embassy stan. Mrs. James
IcDonald. Mrs. AkseI wichfeld, the
Tisses Patten, Miss Margaret Perrin,
frs. Hare Lippincott, Mrs. II. l.
sust and Mrs. H. l. Rust, jr., Lieut..
ID Mrs. John Terry Remey, Mrs.
frederick Giilett. Lieut.. COmdr. and
rs. Theodore Stark Wilkinson, and
he Misses Tuttie.
At the conclusion OF the reception
which followed the wedding, Lieuten-
mt FelIowes-Gordon and his bride left
own for a brief wedding trip. and
some time in January they will sail
or England. Lieutenant Fellowes-
Gordon Is OF Scotch descent and comes
Of a weII-known Aberdeenshire fam
lily. His bride is a daughter OF the
late Price Collier. the noted author
and essayist, and a granddaughter OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Laird
Collier. She and her mother have
made their winter home in Washing
ton for two seasons.
Mrs. MaPshaII mt Home.
Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall will be
at home on Wednesday afternoons,