The Washington herald., 1920-04-21

Mrs. John Crayke Simpson, Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs. A.
Garrison McClintock. Mrs. Franklin
Ellis, Miss Eugenia Holcombe,
Fred Chaplin, jr., Mrs. william Nor
ton Grinnell. Miss Elizabeth Grim
nell and her fiance. Commander
Livermore Abbott: Beale Howard,
Miss May Adams. Mrs. Buchanan
Merryman. Miss Margaret Harding,
Mrs. r. r. Glen, Miss Olive Graef,
r. II. Hadow OF the British EN-
bassy staff, Mrs. Clarence Day,
Mrs. Frederic Harris, Mrs. Lillian
Hendrick McClelland. Mrs. Thomas
F. Logan. Miss Maxwell Church.
Mrs. Alexander Bentley. Miss Meta
Evans. Miss Virginia McKenney,
Dudley Morgan. Mrs. Lelos Blodgett,
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews. Miss
Cora Barry. Mrs. Evans Browne.
Miss Ruth Larner. Mrs. Barry Mo-
hun, and Miss Louise Littauer.
Some of the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Magnus Alfred Ander-
son. of Oakland. Cal. aunt of the
bride; Mrs. Knowles. of California;
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Dobie, OF Nor
folk: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing.
of New York; Mrs. Hunt Slater, of
Boston: Miss Miriam Hoy, of AL
bany; Mrs. Edward Talbot. Of Bos-
ton. and Miss Miriam Dow. of
Brooklyn.
Reception Follows wedding.
The reception for the bridal party
and members of the family. MEM
bers OF the Cabinet and a few in
innate friends was held at the
home of Mt. and Mrs. Adolph Cas-
NJ
the home being decorated with
branches OF spring blossoms and
vases and baskets OF various spring
flowers in great profusion. A
stringed orchestra played during
the afternoon.
Mr.. Kaufman and his bride
went West for their honeymoon
and will spend several weeks mo-
toring in California. not returning
to Washington to make their home
here until the autumn. The bride
travelled in a gown made with an
accordion pleated skirt of navy
blue serge with bodice and kimono
sleeves of brocaded poplin and .
girdle Of blue and silver brocade,
extending into a panel down the
front of the skirt. Her hat was
turban effect of navy blue horse
hair trimmed with blue and green
cherries and a small sable neck
piece. A graceful cape OF navy blue
duvetyn completed the modish cos
tune.
Mrs Lanes Gown.
Mrs. Lane, mother of the bride.
wtre a stunning gown of black
lace over gold with insets of gold
lace on both the bodice and the
skirt. The waist was finished with
girdle of black satin ending in
long sash ends at the back while
the drapery on the skirt ended in
q point on one side.
Her hat was a large round shape
adorned with one large gold rose.
Mrs. Kaufman. mother OF the
bridegroom. also wore a black lace
gown over delphinium blue satin.
The exquisite old black silk thread
lace was draped gracefully over the
skirt while the bodice was of sill
yer and Venetian point. over IL all
she wore a shawl of 1880 thread
lace falling to the hips. Her hat
was of black thread lace with a
bird of paradise at the right side.
The President and Mrs. Wilson
sent to the young bride. with their
best wishes, an exquisite after-din-
ner coffee set, with a tray, in Bel
leek. ornamented with a delicate
tracery of silver. The Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Marshall sent a rare
old English print in color. They
cid not attend because they are in
mourning for their little foster son,
Morrison Marshall. The gifts Of
the young couple were very nu-
merous. extraordinarily beautiful
and came from all parts of the
world.