Evening star., 1921-06-15

~ gagements today. the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harding have
several quite unusual ones OF
great social importance. At 4:3o
Z they will attend the wedding at St
} 1ohn's Church of Miss Frances Hoar'
. haughter of Mrs. Frederick H. Gill
: lett, wife of the Speaker, to Mr.. Regi-
Z nald Foster Of Boston, and from the
church they will go to the reception
+ 10 be held at Grasslands.
At 10 o'clock tonight the President
and Mra Harding will be guests OF
The Metropolitan Club at a recep-
4don-
Mrs. Harding, with her secretary,
Miss Harland, appeared yesterday at
the sale of articles made by patients
of St. Elizabeth'S which Is belns
+, held at the Chapter House OF the
District of Columbia Red Cross Cnap-
evinoed much interest In the hand
: woven baskets and other articles
and purchased a number of things.
Mrs DENLY, with her sister-in-law'
S Mrs. Charles DENLY. was also ainons
: those present Tomorrow will be the
last day of the sale.
OF far more than usual official and
social consequence will be the wedding
IN st. Johns Church this afternoon. of
Miss Frances H. Hoar and Mr.. Regi-
maid Foster, when the President and
Mrs. Harding, the Vice President and
Mrs. Coolidge. with members OF the
cabinet, ambassadors and foreign min
4sters, and official and resident society
will be present in numbers. Miss Hoar
Hfe Of Washington that her family has
become q tradition. She is the grand
daughter Of the late Senator Hoar,
whose record for his state was un-
paralleled. and daughter of the late
Representative Hoar. also Of Massa-
Ehusetts. She Is the daughter of Mrs.
Frederick II. Gillett. wife of the
Speaker, and her stepfather will give
her away at the altar. Mr.. Foster has
become quite well known to Washing
ton society also, having been in WASH
.hgton a great deal since the engage
I St Johns Church is charmingly deco
skated for the event. the color scheme OF
yellow and white being carried out in all
fhe details for the wedding. On the
altar are Easter lilies. while palms are
fplaced lower down. There is an artistic
!; decoration Of yellow and white flowers
! mingling with palms and ferns In the
[ ehancel, iris and gladiolia being the chief
JaowarA while Australian ferns with their
bong. graceful fronds form an arch. a,
. the back of the church are three tall
standards Of white and yellow blossoms,
Hong sueamers Of white satin riboon
= marking the aisles for the bridal process
fs;on. At Grassfands, where the recep-
stion Is to be held, there Is also decora-
!: ton Of yellow and white flowers. but the
outdoor landscape furnishes the chief at
! fraction.
tol Washington. will perform the
Ceremony, and the bridal procession
will include Miss Louisa Hoar. sister
OF the bride, as maid OF honor, and
sisters of the bridegroom. Miss Hilda
Foster and Miss Barbara Foster. as
, crime Tappan Of Charles River. will
serve as flower girl
Mr.. Charles L Foster will serve as
best man, and the ushers will be Mr..
lano Robbins Of Washington. Mr.: AL
bert D. Farwen and Mr.. Theodore Sizer
of Cedarhurst, L L, and Mr.. Robert
N. Tappan of Boston. brothers.in-1Av
: Of the bridegroom: Mr.. Richard Whit
ney Of New York. NJ g. colket Gamer
s1Ir. Albert W. Rice and Mr.. Charles
z. Getting. all Of Boston.
!, The bride, who has always been
xhoted for her original and artistic
selected on her recent trip to France,
the main robe being fashioned in soft
white georgetts crepe with a train of
cloth Of silver. The veil is of rare
lace, very old, and both gown and
sveil have small clusters Of orange
blossoms effectively arranged to add
TO the bridal effect. Her bouquet is
in sheaf effect, Of lilies and gardenias,
with streamers Of tulle- AZ finish
to the exquisite costume. Miss Hoar
will wear sandals Of silver brocade
with buckles OF old Straus and q
l string of perfectly matched pearls.
n Miss Louisa Hoar. maid Of honor
sAwil wear q hoop-skirted Lanvin
skown of yellow lace over white
sfaffeta with a peach color hat finished
.With a yellow lace veil and both hat
And gown have small flowers as a
, decoration shading from fame tc
Z beach color. Her bouquet is an old.
'1ashiQned one Of flowers. shading
1romsyellow to pink. in q lace-frilled
holder.
The bridesmaids, the Misses Foster
IRE wearing cream lace gowns ovel
yellow chiffon and picture hats OF
orange, straw, wreathed in nastur.
Hiums Their bouquets are flowers
Shading from yellow to flame. rht
!. small flower girl. Catherine Tappan
will wear dainty costume Of plated
yellow chiffon. with q hat of the
eame material and her flowers will
also be yellow shading into fame.
Mrs. Gillett will wear q costume OF
gray. Mrs. Harding Ii wearing FOL
She afternoon a gown Of cream color
escurial lace over black and . large
black tulle hat, trimmed In paradise
Seathers. Mrs. Coolidge Is wearing Z
gown of embroidered canton crepe
with a girdle Of tones Of gray and