Evening star., 1922-06-11
Miss Catherine Hughes
Weds Mr.. C. L. WaddeII

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tered about the various rooms and pass
ed down the marble stairways to the
garden, which is at the height of its
beauty just now-the beds a-hloom
with flowers and the paths leading TO
shady retreats ov"rhung with vines.
The bridal repast was served in the
Columbus room. the table beng
adorned with a large centerpiece of
pink rambler roses and larkspur. The
buffet tables arranged in the map
of rambler roses and larkspur.
The President and Mrs. Harding.
the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge.
members of the cabinet and the hign-
er ranking diplomats were served
with refreshments and pledged the
health of the bridal pair in the Co
lumbus room, the President and Mrs.
Harding remaining for some time and
stopping on their way out for chat
with the bridal couple, who were still
receiving the fast arriving guests.
They were also interested in the pic
the Aztec garden. vivid red velvet
carpet laid along the pebbled path
lending a high note of color.
Rich Gowns Worn.
Mrs Harding wore a charming
gown of gray embroidered chiffon
over orchid satin. with Girdle i'll
which the two shades were combin-
ed. with long tassels weighing the
sash ends. The bodice was made
with a round neck and loose sleeves
falling to the elbow. She wore a
broad -brimmed hat of gray erin
with an uncurled ostrich feather
shading from orchid TO palest gray
encircling the crown and dropping
from the brim at the left side. She
wore long white kid gloves. Mrs
Coolidge was in gown of flmy ecru-
tinted lace over dark blue satin with
touches of the blue showing at the
gIrdle Her large gray horsehair hat
was trimmed about the crown with
an uncurled ostrich feather in pastel
shades.
The ambassador of France ana
Nine. Jusserand were early arrivals
for both the ceremony and reception
the latter wearing modish black
beaded chiffon gown made on simple
straight lines. with large black hat
The ambassador of Spain and Sonora
de Riano also arrived early. Sonora de
Riano wearing a gown of rose pink
wolfe and baby Irish lace. with
broad brimmed garden hat of pink
straw, trimmed with pale pink, blue
sador of Russia was guest. with
his sister. Nine. Bazavoff. the latter
in biscuit colored crepe de chine, with
facings of navy blue satin showing
on the draperies at the sides of the
skirt. Her hat was of black tulle
present were: The ambassador Of
Chile and Sonora de Matthew. Sonora
de Matthew. wearing a French gown
of sand-color crepe meteor elaborate
ly draped and devoid Of trimming,
and her hat. a small model Of black
straw. had a brush trimming at one
side of the front of black Goura
feathers; the ambassador of Argen-
tina. Mr.. LIE Breton; the ambassador
of Belgium, Baron de Cartier; the
ambassador of Peru and Sonora de
Pezet. the latter charming in an i'm
ported gown of white net covered
with crystal beads in perpendicular
lines. with jet appearing on both the
bodice and skirt. her small hat being
of black erin and net with a frill of
lace falling from the edge of the
brim and jet finishing the trimming:
the ambassador of Brazil. Mr.. Alencar:
the ambassador of Italy, Senator Ricci;
the ambassador of Germany DR.
Wiedfeldt; tie Secretary Of the Treas
ury, Mr.. Andrew w. Mellon, and Miss
Ailsa Mellon, the latter in pink chif-
fon and cream lace, with a sash of
chiffon of various colors falling from
the girdle at one side and a large
pink hat trimmed with pink roses;
the Secretary Of War and Mrs. Weeks.
Mrs Weeks, wearing a violet crepe
meteor and silk lace gown, the lace
forming the greater part of the skirt.
Her hat of black transparent straw
was trimmed with feathers about the
Daugferty: the Postmaster General
and Mrs. Hubert Work, Mrs. Work
in gray embroidered net over rose
color satin. with a rose color hat
trimmed with gray feathers: the Sec
retary of the Interior and Mrs Fall,
the latter in gray net elaborately en-
broidered and mounted over lavender
satin. with which she wore a lavender
hat: the Secretary of Labor. Mr.. James
]. Davis: the minister Of Norway and
Nine. Bryn; the minister of Denmark,
Mr.. Brun; the minister of Cuba and
Nine. de Cespedes. the latter in a
gown in which black chantilly lace
and white chiffon were cleverly COM
bined and with which she wore a
small black lace hat; Miss Sar-
miento wore white lace and tulle
over orchid with a fower-trim-
mod garden lat; the minister of
lister Of Ecuador; senor Eiizaide: the
minister of Honduras and Sonora
de opez Gutierrez, the latter in a
black georgette and lace gown, with
a small black hat to match: Senorita
Elsa Lopez. in black lace with a
silver lace hat; the minister of the
Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and Nine.
Grouitch, the latter In silver-gfay
charmeuse. yelled in black lace, with
gray hat trimmed with ostrich
feathers: the minister Of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter. the latter in gray
satin crepe of simple design, with
white georgette hat wound with a
scarf trimming: the minister of Mica
ragua and Nine. Chamorro. the min
lister Of Bolivia and Sonora de Balli-
vian, the latter wearing a beautiful
gown of beige chiffon and silk lace.
with a picture hat of the same
shade, trimmed with garden flowers;
senorita de Ballivian. shell-pink chif-
fon embroidered in blue. with a blue
hat trimmed with roses; the minis
ter OF Bulgaria and Nine. Panaretoff.
Mme. Panaretoff in crim-color lace
tulle hat; the minister Of Persia,
Mira Hussein Khan Alai; the minis
ter Of Hungary. Count ssechenyi: the