Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-16

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her flowers are gardenias. lilies OF
the valley and orchids.
The costumes Of the maids are OF
hydrangeA blue chiffon over gros de
trains of hydrangea blue tulle. They
will carry nosegays Of bright flowers and
their hats correspond in shades to their
gowns.
The wedding guests, other than the
bridal party. includes Mr.. and Mrs
McClanahan, Hugh Stannard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dupuy Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Goodwin, Miss Mary Goodwin, DR..
and Mrs. Hugh Hagan. Miss Dorothy
P. Fishburne, Miss Sully Hayward. Jo-
seph Walton, Henry Rutrough. Shirley
Riley Of Roanoke, Col. R c. Cholmeley-
Jones. William Slater. Charles Ruffin
and DR.. Sterling Ruffin of Washington
and Mr.. and Mrs. kaplan of New York.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie Harvie
Jones. niece of the Misses Harvie, to
Mr.. Halsted Patterson Layton will
take place this evening at o'clock at
St. Paurs Church. 23d street and
Washington Circle. and will be one
weddings
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. DR.. Talbot, and a small reception
for the relatives. out-of-town guests
and wedding party, will follow.
rage by her guardian, DR.. Lewis H.
Taylor. and her attendants will in
clude Mrs. Lee l. Layton, sister-in-
law Of the bridegroom. who will be
| the matron of honor. and Mrs. Fred
eric N. Towers. Miss Elizabeth Jones.
Miss Isabelle Padgett and Miss Nancy
Braxton.
Mr.. Lee L. Layton will attend his
brother as best man, and the ushers
are to be Mr.. J. Henry Hazel of
Dover. Del: Mr.. Chauncey D. Rob-
Blackstone of Wilmington, Del.
Following their wedding trip Mr..
Layton and his bride will go to
Georgetown, Del, where they will
make their future home.
A military wedding beautiful in
every detail took place last evening at
st. Margaret's Church. when Miss Ag-
mes Dickson Graft. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward H. Droop. became the
bride Of Maj. Julian F. Barnes. gen.
eral stan. U. 8. A. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of
large gathering of relatives and
friends by the rector. Rev. DR.. Her
bert Scott Smith. and q program of
nuptia1 music was given while the
ushers, who later led the bridal pro-
cession to the altar, seated the guests.
The chancel was banked with
formed an effective background for
the clusters Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS which were also used in the tall
standards marking the pews for the
family. The bride, who was given in
marriage by Mr.. Droop was charming
in her gown Of creamy white satin
made with q court train, lined with
shirred tulle and edged with a ruche.
The bodice, Of eQuisite duchess point
lace and tulle. had pearls over the
shoulders holding the points of satin.
and the elbow length sleeves were of
the lace and tulle. The skirt, which
was slightly draped at the sides. was
turned under in harem effect at the
hem. She wore q Hlmy tulle veil
which fell to the end Of her train and
It was becomingIy arranged with a
bandeau of pearls across the brow and
spray of orange blossoms caught
at either side in tiny clusters.
She carried a shower of bride roses
and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. John Thilman Hendrick. wife
of the Commissioner Of the District
OF Columbia and Mrs. Karl w. Corby.
| sisters of the bride, were the matrons
Of honor. and their gowns were smart
| models Of lustrous yellow charmeuse
made on draped lines, with the square
| necked surriice bodices softly out
| lined with tul1e. Bouffant sashes of
| brown tulle shading to yellow were
| attached at the waistline, the ends
falling to the ends Of their short
trains. They wore bandeaux Of gold
laurel leaves in their hair and car
ried bouquets of Ward roses showered
| with sweetheart roses. Maj. Theo-
dore Barnes. tr., brother OF the BRIDE
groom, acted as best man. and the
ushers were Maj. Charles Helmick.
| Mai. Harold Rayner, Maj. Frank j.
! Reilly, Maj. Alvan Sandeford and Maj.
Charles George.
A reception followed at Rauscher's,
| when the bridal couple were assisted
| in receiving by Mrs. Droop. mother
! of the bride. who wore a stunning
| gown of black satin and Jet and car
| ried a large yellow, ostrich feather
fan. Mrs. Theodore Barnes. mother
I of the bridegroom, also so assisted.
and her gown was of black satin
| draped with Spanish lace.
! Mai. and Mrs. Barnes left later for
L their wedding trip the latter travel
/ ing in a modish tailored costume of
i dark blue tricotine embroidered in
i black with facings of jade green and
h top coat of tan duvetyn with collar
Il and cuffs Of beaver. They will be
! at home at the Altamont after Febru-
/ airy LIST.
The marriage Of Miss May Sue DON
\ aldson. daughter Of Col. and Mrs. T.
\ O. Donaldson, to Maj. Caspar B.
l fucker, U. s. A.. will take place this
! evening at O'Clock in Greenville,
s. c. The ceremony will be performed
| in church by Rev. John Q. Wilson.
| president Of Landers College. at
Greenwood, 8. c., grandfather Of the
bride, and will be followed by re-
ception in the home Of the brides
haunt Mrs Davis Furman, at $40 Cries.
cent avenue, Greenville.
L Several hundred society people who
h had assembled on the presidential
yacht, the Mayflower, to do honor to
Mime. Luisa Tetraxzini. the prima
donna. yesterday afternoon. were &C
corded an agreeable surprise when the
diva volunteered to sing several
II songs. She was in her most amiable
mood and was resple ndent in Paris
II gown and wore her famous diamond
II earrings and two long pearl neck
II laces.
Her songs were greeted with en-
| thusiastic applause. 1t was the first
III time in her career that the prima
donna had sung at social function
| and it was a tribute to Washington
socie ETY., who turned out in large mum.
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