Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
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tulle. and with it She wore a broad
brimmed hat of pink tulle and carried
shower bouquet of pink roses The
gowns of the bridesmaids were SINH
lar. but of white tulle draped over
PINK satin, their broad-brimmed hats
being of pink. and as the most dis
tinctIve touch of their toilets they
carried graceful silver baskets filled
with pink roses. The whole effect al
the altar was of perfect fluff of pink
and white tulle
Mr.; Hollyday had as best man his
i. brother, Mr.. King Holyday. The
seven ushers were Mr.. Frederick C
Belinger. New York: Mr.. Bramley
Seeley. Mr. Morris Barrett, Philadel-
phia: Mr.. Robert Bell. Mr.. c. Fennc
Hoitman; Mr.. Eckley b. Coke. jr.; Mr.
Frederick r. Drayton. Philadelphia
and Mr. Montgomery Blair, jr
among the many out-of-town guests
were capt. and Mrs. Hollyday, par
ents or the bridegroom. who came
from New York; Mr.. and Mrs. C. H
I Draper of Boston, uncle and aunt OF
the pride; Mr.. George Otis Draper OF
Boston. another relative; Miss Pres
cott OF virginia. Miss JOY Draper of
North Carolina, the two latter being
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs Blair
Inc reception at the home was for
me orloal company. near relatives
and the young friends of the two
Iamilles. and there was dancing
-'Ai 9 iiollN udy started IOr IHelf
wedding journey she wore an ex-
ceedingly attractive suit of blue
serge, fashioned with sash heavily
embroidered in henna color, while the
small nat was of the same shade. Sa-
bic furs finished the costume.
Mr.: Hollyday and his bride will live
at 80 West 54th street, New York.
The official life of the canita1 was
brilliantly represented at the mar
| rage OF MISS Marian Elizabeth Kutz
daughter OF the Engineer Commits
Sioner of the District of Columbia.
Col. Charles Willauer Kutz. T.. s A..
and Mrs. Kutz to Capt. Lewis Ten
ney Ross. Corps of Engineers. L. S. A..
| winch took place yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock at the Church of Our
Eather. the pastor, Rev. DR.. L. NJ
; powers. officiating.
The church was effectively decorat-
ed with palms. ferns and autumn
follage, intermingled with clusters of
chrysanthemums and other autumn
Howers. A beautiful musical program
was rendered while the guests were
being seated by the ushers. who later
led the bridaf party to the altar.
l. Ihe bride. who was escorted and
later given in marriage by her ia
ther. made charming picture in her
| bined with taffeta. The bodice, made
! with square decollete was trimmed
with quillings of the taffeta, as were
the elbow length sleeves. The skirt.
| winch was mounted over a modified
hoop, had an accordion pleated foun-
dalton and panels. weighted with tiny
wired bows of the taffeta. fell from
1.-THE waist line. Her tulle veil. ar
ranged with coronet of rare point
lace, fell in voluminous folds over
her court train of .georgette crepe
which was edged with a quilting of
taffeta and trimmed at the end with
a true lovers knot. She carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs; Wilson G. Bingham. who at
| Tended her sister as matron of honor
wore gown of robin egg blue char
|meuse made on the new straight lines
with the Moyenage waist line, and a
panel drapery showing at the back
She wore picture hat of black shad-
oW lace, with a silver bow poised on
the brim, and carried a bouquet of
huge white chrysanthemums and blue
larkspur tied with silver ribbon.
The costumes of the brides at
PENDANTS carried out the colors of the
The maid of honor. Miss Betsy Ross
sister of the bridegroom, wore yellow
| tafeta made with tight bodice and
little quilted sleeves trimmed with
! rosebuds and silver ribbon. Silver
| ribbon formed the girdle and the skirt
with the quilting
The bridesmaids gowns were exact
ly like the maid of honor's. but each
was of different color. Miss Louise
| B. Ladue of Philadelphia. wore Law
ender taffeta; Miss Sue Shattuck of
Brooklyn. N. Y. green: Miss Frances
/ Peck, blue, and Miss Hester Boteler.
/ pink. They wore large black lace
picture hats trimmed with bows of
/ Vi Nd
shaggy white chrysanthemums tipped
with yellow and centered with a few
lavender chrysanthemums which lent
! deeper color note. They were tied
with loops of silver ribbon.
| Mr.. Frank Johnson. United States
naval reserve. aviation, was the best
; man. and the ushers were Capt. Will
| son G. Brigham, United States in
| fantry: Capt. S. D. Sturgis. jr.. Capt
c. E. Mckee and Capt. r. H. Elliott.
! all OF the Corps of Engineers, United
States Army, and Lieut.. c. P Townsley,
| United States field artillery.
small informal reception for the
| relatives and wedding party followed
| at the residence of the brides par
ents. 1714 @ street, when the bride
ceiving by Mrs. Kutz. who wore a
smart afternoon gown of brown satin
yelled in heavily embroidered brown
! net.
| Capt. Ross and his bride left later
for their wedding trip. and they will
reside at Camp Humphreys. Va,
twhere the bridegroom is stationed. on
their return. The out-of-town guests
here for the wedding included Mrs
Emily KutZ of Reading, Pa, grand
mother of the bride, and her aunt.
| Miss Clara Briner, also of Reading;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Farrell of Easto on,
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Matlock and
Mrs. w. B. Ladue of Philadelphia
| A beautiful wedding of wide social
| interest took place last evening at
the residence of Mrs. Theresa Dillon,
1898 Highland place, Cleveland Park,
when her granddaughter. Miss Rose
| Rockwell. became the bride of Mr.
James hill Littlehales.
The ceremony was performed in the
spacious. living room, which was
| adorned with profusion of white
chrysanthemums. Australian ferns and
palms, while yellow chrysanthemums
! and autumn foliage were used in the
other room of the drawing room suite.
The ceremony was performed at $50
o'clock, the Rev. MacBryde Sterrett
officiating, in the presence of rela-
| tives and intimate friends.
The lovely young bride wore a gown
of lustrous white satin made with a
close fitting bodice, and the round
decollete, off the shoulders. was out
lined with a bertha of exquisite rose
point lace. A Russian coronet of
rose point held her tulle veil. which
fe1! in graceful folds to the end of
her long court train of satin. She
carried shower bouquet of bride
roses, swaaconia and white orchids.
Miss Esther Jones the maid OF
''nnor. wore costume of change able
.iffon taffeta. shading from yellow