The Washington herald., 1920-04-21

disie OF the churcn. Mrs. John Rip
ley Buchanan was matron Of honor.
and Miss Frances HampAon, maid of
honor. Miss Avis Hughes, of New
YORK; Miss Jessie Knowles, Of Oak
land. CAL; Miss Lindsay Wood, Miss
Marcia Chaplin. Miss Betty Grove
and Miss Beatrice Pollock, all of
Washington. and all this seasons
buds, were the bridesmaids. Little
Mary Dixon Cootes and Emily Do
bic. of Norfolk. were the flower
girls. Mr.. Kaufman had his
brother. Samuel H. Kaufman. for
best man. while the ushers included
FRANKLIN X Lane. jr., brother of the
bride; j. Gates Williams. OF st.
Louis: George T. Jarvis. I'd, OF In
dianapolis; Daniel Brewster, of Bal
timore; John Stafford, of New York:
George Smith. OF Providence, r.. l.:
william Nixon. of Philadelphia, and
John Ripley buchanan. of Virginia.
Bride Never More Beautiful,
The bride never looked more
beautiful in her gown of wonderful
old brocaded taffeta in which her
mother. her grandmother and her
great gra ndmother were married.
and her veil of creamy Limerick
lace has also been worn by three
generations Of brides. The skirt
was formed of three deep founces
OF the lace mounted on tulle, and
slanting upward on the left side.
formed OF gorgeous rose point lace,
adorrning the wedding gown of the
bridegroom's mother. while the
waist was cut in a round decolle-
tage, outlined with a deep frill of
the lace. and worn of of the shoul-
ders. The tiny pun sleeves were
edged with a ruffle. She wore a
long. broad court train of heavy
creamy satin hanging from the
shoulders, lined with shirred Georg-
cite crepe, a narrow ruffle of the
Georgette edging the entire train,
which was finished at the end with
true lovers knot of ribbon caught
with a spray of orange blossoms.
The veil was arranged in Russian
fashion and was extremely becom-
ing. The points above the brow
was wired and held on either side
with small cluster of orange bios
SONS The lace was mounted on
filmy tulle, which extended even
beyond the end of the long court
train and which was caugh: here
and there with a small cluster Of
VI dhSc pIOSSOHlS. S0e wore a SNORT
tulle veil over the face while going
to the altar, removing 1t there. She
carried a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley.
Gowns of Attendants.
The colors of the rainbow were
carried out in the gowns of the
brides attendants. Mrs. Buchanan
wearing orchid color, Miss Hamp-
son green. Miss Grove and Miss
Chaplin pink, Miss Hughes and Miss
Knowles pale blue. and Miss Wood
and Miss Pollock yellow. The
gowns were all made alike and were
of chiffon. with surplice waist over
a decolette. cut square at the neck
and short flaring sleeves. The
skirts had overdrapt in pan
nier effect of chiffon. finished with
girdles of satin. and chiffon roses
falling down on either side Of the
front.
The hats also were OF chiffon and
matched the gowns; were medium
size, and turned up in front. Sill
yer ribbon eecircled the crowns,
ending in a small bow at the back.
They all carried arm bouquets of
pink roses and small Sweetheart
roses and deiphinium. tied with
wide pink ribbons. finished with
hearts formed of Sweetheart roses.
The flower girls wore dainty pink
organdy frocks made with short
bodices finished with bib collars of
pleated organdt edged with Val
lace. The skirts were trimmed with
rows of narrow ruffles and sashes
with long ends Of blue and pink
ribbons. The sleeves were tied with
tiny bows of the ribbons. Their
picture hats were of pink organdy
with taffeta crowns. ornamented
with clusters of small silk flowers.
They carried baskets filled with
apple blossoms and pink roses.
During the seating OF the guests
a beautiful program Of music was
given by Mr.. Freeman, organist of
the church. He played the wedding
marches, professional. wedding
March" ('Tohengrin," wagner); and
the recessional (Mendelssohn). Fol-
lowing the ceremony. the flower
girls led thes bridal party from
the altar, down the right aisle of
the church. followed by the newly
married pair and their attendants,
Notable List Of Guests.
Among the guests. in addition to
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Boiling, were
the French Ambassador and Mime.
J. ]. Jusserand, Secretary of War
and Mrs. Newton D. Baker, Secre-
tary of the Navy and Mrs. Josephus
Daniels. former Secretary of State
and Mrs. Robert Lansing and the
formers sister. Miss Lansing, the
Ambassador of Chile and Nine. Bel
tran Matthew, the Ambassador of
Peru and Nine. F. A. Pezet, the
Netherlands Minister and Nine.
Cremer, the Minister of the Serbs.
Croats and Slovenes. DR.. Slavko Y.
Grouitch. DR.. and Mrs. Cary Gray
son, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. George
Barnett, the United States Minister
TO Switzerland and Mrs. Hampson
Gary. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Jo-
seph Strauss. Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett
Shouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noyes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Noyes. Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman. Mr..