The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Dorothy Shepard. and Miss Lee Marvin
all Of New York
TIE wedding gown was OF white satin
in empire style. trimmed with rose point
ana duchess lace. The bridal veil was
of thread lace, an heirloom, held In
nlaee by a coronet Of orange blossoms. A
bouquet of lilies Of the valley was car
ried. and a diamond pin, the gift OF tne
brides sister, was the only ornament
worn.
Following the ceremony, a wedding re-
ceotion. 10 which the invitations were
limited was held at the home OF the
bride in Eighteenth street. breakfast
for the bridal party was served az l'SV
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitley left on an aft
ernoon train for a wedding trip. Mrs.
Whitley travelling in a tailored suit OF
blue with a Tricou blue hat, trimmed
with a gold cockade. They Will reside,
upon their return. IN Hyattsviiie,S Nd
Another very pretty wedding was that
OF Miss Susanna E. Amin, daughter OK
the late William E. Amin, and Mr.
Ralph l. Paddock, OF Denver. Colo.
which was solemnized at All sam 8
Church, Chevy Chase. Nd, yesterday
at o'clock. the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev Ernest NJ. Paddock
brother Of the groom and formerly as
sistant al ST. Johns Church, Washing
/ ton. now Of Allegheny, Pa He was as
sisted by the rector, Rev. DR.. Childs.
! The bride was given In marriage by
her mother. and entered the church on
the arm OF her brother, Mr.. Joseph P.
Amin Miss Gertrude Ellis. OF Charles
CITY. Iowa, attended the bride, and the
best man was Mr. John r. Trautwine, OF
/ Philadelphia The ushers were Robert
/ Ogden Amin and William edwards An
ain, brothers OF the bride.
The church was decorated with palms.
pampas grass. yellow chrysanthemums,
and autumn leaves The organist, Mr..
TAYLOR rendered selections from "Lohen-
grin" and "Tannhauser" during the cere-
mon-.
he bride looked charming IN q gown
Of white satin made princess and
! trimmed with duchess lace. and carried
| a bouquet Of lilies OF the valley Mrs.
Amin. mother Of the bride. wore a gown
Of tan broadclOth and a black hat The
maid of honor wore yellow crepe and
carried an armful Of yellow roses.
A reception followed the ceremony at
the home OF Mrs Harry Bingham, at
Chevy Chase, and was ATTENDED by fei-
atives and out-of-town guests. The bril-
dal couple left for a trip West Their
future home will be in Denver, where
Mr. Paddock is In business.
The father OF the bride was promi-
ineut correspondent for various newspa-
pers, and az one time was president OF
the Gridiron Club. Mrs. Paddock is a
graduate OF Wellesley. class Of '09. She
was vice president OF her class. and
had the honor OF being elected 20 the
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity.
/ The out-of-town guests were Mrs. J.
W Paddock, Rocky Ford. Colo: Mrs J.
y. Cummings. Bayonne, y. J., Rev
Ernest N. Paddock, Allegheny, Pa;
Mrs S r. Young and Miss Alyse Young,
Brooklyn. n. Y: Mr.. and Mrs Enrol Hay.
Philadelphia; Mrs. John Leeds. Philadel-
phia; Mrs. Joseph Holmes and Miss
Holmes. Orange. y. J.; Mrs. c. T. Patti
son and Miss Adele Pattison, Montclair
y. J.; John Trautwine. Philadelphia;
Miss Gertrude Ellis. Charles City. Iowa,
Miss Ruth Reeder. Miss Elizabeth Hon
man. and Miss Jeanette Kein, Philadel-
lphia; Miss Emily Taber, Auburn. " Z
and Miss Doris Hough. Vineyard Haven
Mass.