Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
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colored lace dress. Lady Ludlow was
dressed in moonlight blue brocade with
designs Of gold and coral and q gorgeous
cloak Of cloth Of gold. :.
The Duchess OF Somerset appeared
In q becoming venitienne style dress
of gray and gold, with mantle to match
in velvet. The Duchess Of Albany was
attired IN q gown Of burgundy crepe de
chine, heavily embroidered with deep
blue. and wrap Of burgundy chiffon
velvet, lined with blue and finished with
taesels.
The Marchioness Of Cambridge was
gowned in cream lace and wore a coro-
net Of shadow tissue leaves. The Coun.
tess NOrthbrook wore Z black gown
adorned with finest pearls with Paris
shade Of soft lace applique: -,
gown of deep biscuit crepe romaine,
with roses Of ribbon to match, edged
with fine thread Of gold In floral de-
sign.
was Madame Merry Del Val, the
Spanish Ambassadrcss, whose hand
some gown was set off by wonderful
Spanish lace.
Prominent among the American
women was Mrs. Harvey, wife Of the
Ambassador. She chose soft shade
of fashionable brown for her gown. IL
was crepe romaine, which glittered
with pai]lettes of old gold and orange,
This touch Of brilliant color lighting UP
her cape Of brown satin faconne, ard a
hat with ospreys.
Lady Astor wore q gown Of biscuit
crepe de chine with plcated skirt,
sable cape aud hat OF brown and
gold with a gold-tinted feather, and
her only jewelry was ropes OF pearls.
Lady Lees Gown Blue
Lady Curzon of Kedlcston. formerly
Miss Hines, Of Alabama, wore a gown
! Of rich Brussels lace. which shone with
| orders and decorations from beneath a
wrap of mauve orchid velvet and ermine.
Round her neck she wore string Of
rare old family pearls. Lady Lee Of
Fareham. Who was Miss Ruth Moore,
Of New York. wore n gown Of blue
crepe de chine under cloak Of brown
silver brocadc with hat Of brown to
her marriage was Miss Luling, of Spring
Hill, Ala, had on gown Of pavement
colored georgette embroidered in gold
and silver, the dark tones in the Kolin.
sky collar Of her embroidered satin
cloak enriched by long red plume and
hat of red satin.
Lady Ribblesdale. who was at one
time Mrs. John Jacob Astor. struck q
distinctive personal note by combining
a jade toque with gown of black satin
and cream lace.
The Duchess of Roxburghc. who was
May Golet. was cloaked in luxurious
sablcs, which half hid gown of beige
, lace. The Marchioness of Dufferin and
Ava who is daughter of John H.
Davis. Of New York, struck a popular
Of copper. .colored crepe dc chine en-
broidcred with steel and copper. He,
large hat was trimmed with ospreys anG
the collar of her fur cloak was Of sable
Lady Ancaster, who was the daughter
of the late w. T.. Breese. wore a new
orchid mauve dress trimmed with fin,
hand lace tucks and finished with q
handsome. wrap of chinchilla. Tht
Countess of Strafford, widow Of Sanue
Colgate, wore n charming dress Of Gin
namon crepe romaine, the skirt loosely
draped over an underdress of the sam,
material.
| Another representative from th'
North American Continent was Lady
Shaughnessy and her daughter; wht
represented Canada. Lady Shaughness,
wore a gown Of taupe -colored chiifoi
and lace, dclicately embroidered Will
hat to match. trimmed with paradis'
feather and q moleskin wrap.
The Hon. Marguerite Shaughness.
wore a blue crepe marocian gown EN-
broidered in white. with q blue ha
trimmed with Natter feather and
blue coat with collar Of gray fox.
The wedding is rapidly becoming pas
history and the scene shifts to th,
Shropshire estate placed at the dis
posal of the happy couple by its own
ers. the Earl and Countess Of Brad.
ford.
Mary and Lascelles may have de
parted momentarily from the public
eye. but not from the hearts of Eng
land.