Evening star., 1919-06-22
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to the gown, and the tulle veil, which
had been worn by the brides mother
at her own wedding, served as the
foundation for the veil of rare old
lace. A coronet effect Of lace sup
ported an upstanding frill of the tulle.
and she carried a shower bouquet of
liilies of the valley and orchids.
Mrs. Dryden. the matron Of honor.
blue chiffon with trimmings of lace.
and hydrangea pink roses in ap-
plique. The picture hat was Of the
same colors carried out in georgette.
Miss Elizabeth Dryden's gown was
Of flesh pink chiffon over valencien-
mes lace with sash of pink satin
and hat Of pink georgette with
flowers In pastel shades. The brides
maids gowns were Of hydrangea pink
chiffon with trimmings of hydrangea
hats. trimmed with large bows Of
blue satin and lace. Mrs. Dryden. the
brides mother. wore gray embroid-
cred chiffon over gray satin. and Mrs.
flet lace over pastel shades and a
sirdle effect in the same colors.
Adding a novel touch to costuming
Of the brides attendants were the
bouquets of spring flowers in pastel
shades Of blue and pink.
brother. Mr.. Charles ". Baker. jr.,
and the list Of ushers included Mr..
sGhn a.,nn pEyden sd Hernardsyills Ts Vdrs
Mr.. willard L. velie. jr, Chicago;
Mr.. William c. Heppenheimer, jr.
New York: Mr.. Jean jacques Bertsch
mann. New York: Mr.. Chester w.
tookwood, LocsNy,ssa Washington; Mr. John D.
marsh. both of New York
Miss Dryden is a graduate Of West
over. and during the war has been
Interested in Red Cross and war re-
lief work
Mr. Baker is a graduate of Harvard
this year. During the war he was
junior lieutenant in the United States
Navy, returning to college 10 finish
his course and receive his degree this
week.
Mrs. Graham Pearre. accompanied
by her young daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Pearre, will leave Washington
or on Wednesday for their summer
Va Miss Mary Pearre will Join her
mother and sister later in the sum
mer.
visiting In Washington for several
days lett this morning for her home
on Long Island.
Mrs. Robert H. Wood entertained at
luncheon Friday at the University
muller, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Heitmuller. whose engagement to
Mr.. Ernest Temple Love was an
nounced on that occasion. The other
quests que were Mrs; Reginald Geare.
inr.r mrs; r. My Hyn'Gn, n,o,s Miss Ruth Brsun-
Elaine Lazaro, Miss Marion Heitmul-
Ter, Miss Leanela Lloyd, Miss Irene
Huse and Miss Bessy Schaaff. The
aaSeorations were In wine and, silver
nioe. colors of the Pi Beta Phi COL
to-be and the hostess are members.
Former Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew
ana Mrs. Depew have arrived at the
Homestead at Hot Springs for their
annual stay Of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson Bowers
have closed their former home, 1899
2sth street. and gone to Long island
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers will not
return to Washington, as in the au-
tumn. they will take up their resi-
dsnce in New York.
Invitations have been received in
Washington for the marriage Of Miss
Katherine BodKett, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Blodgett, to Mr.. Morris
Hadley. son of the president Of Yale.
which will take pace July IL at
Avalon, Prides Crossing. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett have leased
Avalon for the season from the estate
OF the late Frederick Aver Of Boston
and this marriage Of their daughter
will mark the second such event of
note at that charming place, which
Is such an ideal setting for a large
wedding.
The frst marriage to be- celebrated
there was that Of Mr.. Ayers daughter,
Miss Beatrice Aver. whose husband.
Lieut.. Col. Patten, u. S. A.. is now
in France on Gen. Pershing's staff
Mr.. Morris Roderick Volck, son of
Nine. da Cana. wife Of the former
Brazilian ambassador, and Mrs. Mil
dred l.. Everett of Brooklyn were
married last Saturday at Heron Hall