The Washington times., 1920-04-20
MRS. WOODROW WILSON will
w attend the marriage upis after
noon of Miss NanA Lane,

W attend the marriage upis after
noon of Miss Mandy Lane,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin X. Lane, and Philip &.
Kaufrmann, son OF MT. and Mrs. Victor
Kauffmsnn. Perhaps the most brill
liant assemblsge OF the spring sea-
son will come together for the we'd
ding in old ST. Johns Church, the
company including the Cabinet mem
bers who were Mrs. Lanes colleagues
while he was a member OF the Presi-
dents official family. and leaders OF
diplomatic. official and resident SO
ciety.
The ceremony will be solemnized
at o'clock by the Rev DIR. Roland
Cotton Smith. rector OF ST. John s.
The bride will enter the church on the
arm OF her father, who Will give her
In marriage. preceded by her atten-
dants and will be met at the altar by
Mr.. Kaufman, and his brother
Samuel ii. Kaufman, who VIII De
his best man,
First will come the two little flower
girls, Miss Emily Dobie, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard J. Dobie' OF
Norfolk; and Miss Mary Dixon Cootes'
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Harry
Cootes, and then the bridesmaids
two in yellow, two in pink and Two
in blue, their rainbow tinted frocks
making a charming picture. They
are Miss Jessie Knowles, OF Oakland
Cal, Miss Avis Hughes, OF New YORK
Miss Lindsay Wood, Miss Beatrice
PoIlack, Miss Betty Grove and Miss
Marcia Chaplin, OF this city. MISS
Frances Hampson will be maid OF
honor and Mrs. John Ripley Buc-
hanan, matron OF honor.
The list of ushers includes Frank
lin X, Lane, jr.. brother Of the bride;
J. Gates williams, OF st. Louis: George
r. Jarvis, end, OF Indianapolis; Dan
iel Brewster, OF Baltimore: John star :
ford, OF New York; George Smith OF
Providence, r. l.: william Nixon, OF
Philadelphia. and John Ripley buc-
hanan.
During the seating of the guests
well selected program of music Will
be given by Mr.. Freeman, orsanist
OF the church, and he will also play
the wedding marches. The decora-
tions are unusually lovely apple plos-
soms and tausendschoen roses being
used in fragrant profusion.
An arch of the lovely climbing
roses marks the entrance to the chah-
eel. which is banked with Austraiian
ferns and apple blossoms; ana great
standards OF fruit blossoms ana roses
marks the pews which have oeen se'
aside for a little group of ranking OF
ficiaIs and relatives OF the or'oe-
groom.
wonderful Wedding Gown.
Miss Lanes gown is fashioned OF
wonderful old brocaded taheta' In
which her mother. her grandmother'
and her great-grandmother were mar
ried: and her veil of creamy Limerick
lace has also been worn by three
generations of brides. The gown mas
been remade in the mode OF To-Day
with the bodice and deep draped CIR
die of the brocaded taffeta on tunic
falling over three, fiounces OF beauti-
full rose point lace--lace' which was
used on the wedding gown OF the
bridegroom's mother and WHEN was
loaned to the bride of today for the
occasion. A bertha of the same ioVeiy
lace finishes the decoltase ana 'he
elbow sleeves are OF tulle.
The veil Is mounted on tulle and Is
arranged in Russian coronet fashion,
with wee clusters of orange blossoms.
The bride will wear a tulle veil over
her face, and she will carry shower
bouuuet of lilies of the valley.
The bridesmaids' frocks are chinon
made over satin. The skirts are
shirred about the bottom in harem
effect, and are made with full over
skirts cut in points. The simple
bodices are cut square in the neck
and the top of the short sleeves Is
hidden beneath the bodice drapery.
The graceful girdles of taffeta gowns
match the gowns in color. and from
each girdle are hung garlands OF
yari-colored roses of taffeta and
georgette.
Miss Wood and Miss Pollock will
wear yellow frocks. Miss Hughes and
Miss knowles, blue, and Miss Grove
and Miss Chaplin, pink.
The maid and matron Of honor will
be gowned like the bridesmaids
save that Miss Hampson's dress is
green and Mrs. Buchanan's orchid. All
the attendants will wear tulle hats
matching their costumes and turned
back becomingly off the face. And
the tones of the gowns of the other
members of the bridal party are re-
peated in the fiat French flowers
which are placed between the tulle
LAYERS of the brims. They will carry
shower bouquets of Columbia roses
sweetheart roses and delphinium
Each cluster is tied with pink ribbons
with blue delphinium hearts upon the
ends.
The little flowers girls frocks are
of pink organdie. They will wear
pink georgette hats and will carry
baskets of rose leaves, which they
will scatter before the bride.
Reception Follows.
The wedding will be followed by q
reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Caspar Miller, old friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane, the guests being
limited to the bridal party, members
of the two families and few very
intimate friends. Fruit blossoms and
roses will also be used at the house
but the decorations will be informal
in character. Mrs. Lane will wear a
modish costume of black and silver
lace built over silver, with a becom-
ing black hat trimmed in pink roses
The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Kauff.
mann, will be gowned in delphinium
blue satin, veiled in black chantilly
lace. and will wear black lace hat
and a lovely old shawl of black chan.
tilly.
Mrs. NJ. A. Anderson, OF California