Evening star., 1920-01-17

shades of orchid pink silk tulle. put
on in layers over chiffon of deeper
shade and giving very ooutant eff
, feet. The bodice of tulie made high
at the back and with a square decol-
, lete in the front. had little jacket
! formed of hvacinth blue faille. faced
with robin egg blue; two points of
the silk reached high on the bodice
swathed about the fl cure and ter
minated in Il large bow at the left
| side. \ short full peplum of the
taffeta fell from the waist line. Her
t hat was a broad brimmed model of
F.! orchid pink tulle, having a garland
| around the crown veiled in tulle. She
| carried "a bouquet of lavender shaded
sweetpeas, tied with lavender gauze
ribbons.
The bridesmaids gowns We're
! made exactly like that of the
blue tulle shading to lilac were the
shades predominating in the tulle
; skirts The faille used on the bodices
was of orchid color. faced with robin
egg blue the ends of the large bows
falling on the short silk peplums.
drangea blue tulle had garlands of
blue and mauve anemone encirc!ing
the crowns over which the tulle was
swathed They carried bouquets of
orchid -colored sweetpeas with nauve
ribbon slreamers. Miss Cornelia VAN
derbilt ho was to have been d
bridesmaid, was prevented by illness
, from serving.
The ushers. in addition to the Hon.
Lindsay. were Mr. Henry Getty Chill
ton. Maj. J. c. o. Marriott. Mr., r. II.
Hadow. Mrs. II. V. Tenant, Capt.
John Harker and Mr.. a. F. NJ. Greig,
all of the British embassy staff Mr..
l.. Bysterus Heemskerk. honorary at
tache of the Netherlands legation,
and Mr.. Jerry Green Of the State
Department.
4 reception and breakfast for the
guests present at the ceremony fol-
lowed when the bridal couple were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Story,
! mother of the bride, who wore
smart gown of wood green brocade
and satin, and Mrs. Robert Glen of
England, mother of the bridegroom.
who wore a gown of taupe satin with
a velvet hat to match, trimmed with
ostrich feathers
Capt. and Mrs. Glen left later for
their wedding trip, the bride travel
ing in tailored suit Of fawn- -colored
lowed when the bridal couple were
shade. They will reside at 1928 18th
street until the spring. when they will
go to the bridegroom's new post in
Toxic. Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs Larz Anderson, rela-
Weld. their estate at Brookline,
Mass, for the wedding, and were in
the small company invited to be
present
The bride of today made her debut
in Washington, and is a great IA
vorite in the younger set. Capt. Glen
is the son of the late Robert Glen
of Carlston. Nanarkshire, Scotland.
and Mrs. Glen, who has been in this
country for several months past He
served throughout the war with the
british forces and has brilliant rec
ord He has been attached to the
embassy here for the past two years
and a half and is one of the most
popular Of the young diplomats.
Visiting senator and Mrs. Capper.
Senator and Mrs Arthur Capper of
weeks Mrs. George NJ. Crawford OF
Topeka, Kan.
Mrs. James H. Patten is entertaining
at a tea dance at the Congressional
Club this afternoon in compliment to
her sister, Miss Sara Latimer and MISS
Mona Rlodgett. the debutante daughter
of Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett.
The ballroom and dining room are
effectively decorated with pink roses.
snapdragons and palms and string or
chestra is playing for the dancing.
clude Mrs Carter Glass. Mrs. Edwin F.
Sweet, Mrs Oscar W. Underwood, Mrs.
lanes F. Byrnes. Mrs. Warren Gard,
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett. Mrs. Charles G.
Matthews. Miss Augusta Glass. Miss
Helen Blodgett, Miss Barrine ,in Isa;e Drake,
Sweet. Miss Anne Gordon. Miss Agnes
Scott, Miss Virginia McKenny and
number of the other debutantes of the
season.
Countess Gizycka entertained at
dinner last evening.
Col and Mrs. Charles Patterson are
entertaining a dinner party OF eight
cen young guests tonight in honor of
Miss Lindsay Wood, and later Col
and Mrs. Patterson will take the en-
tire party to the fancy dance given
in the home Of Mrs. Charles S.
Bromwell.
Mrs. Absolem H. Waller entertained
ten guests at luncheon today at the
Cafe st. Marks.
Col and Mrs. Clarence Day are es-
tablfshed for the season in their home,
at 1882 goth street.
The officers and their wives of
Washington barracks are entertain
ing at a hop there tonight.
The first Of the Chamber music con-
certs given yesterday afternoon at
Wardman Park Hotel. when the
Berkshire String Quartet assisted by
Mrs. George Peabody Eustis at the
piano, were the artists, proved brill
liant success.
These concerts are being given un-
der the smartest patronage from Of
fetal. diplomatic and resident So
ciety. and among those in the audi
ence yesterday were Lady Arthur
Willert, Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe
Hampson, Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis, Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman Mrs. Leslie M.
Shaw, Mrs. Alexander Gait, Mrs.
George +. Gilliland, Miss Helen Blod-
gett and Mrs. Charles Mcclure.
Dinner at Army-Navy Club.
Capt. and Mrs. Edwin T. Pollock
We're hosts at dinner party last
evening at the Army and Navy Club
given in compliment to their debu-
tante daughter. Miss Beatrice Pol
lock. The table was adorned with
ed Miss Nancy Lane. Miss Frances
Hampson, Miss Delphine Heyl Miss
Helen Tucker, Miss Anne Dulany,
Miss Mary Custis Lee, Miss Eleanor
Harris. Miss Enid Sims, Miss Minnie
Needer. Mr.. Philip Kaufman, Mr..
WYE Will