Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-10

colOred velvet and trimmed with a ruche
of pink tulle. Her bouquet was Of Kill
larney roses.
The other attendants, Miss Mary White
ley, the groom's sister; Mrs. Devereaux
B. Barker of Boston. Miss Dorothy Shep-
ard, cousin of the bride, and Miss Lee
Marvin. both Of New York. wore gowns
Of white chiffon over white satin. with
pale pink. with soft folds of pink satin
run through the lace outlining the waist
line. They also wore pink satin picture
hats and carried bouquets Of Killarney
roses.
The ushers were Mr.. Browne Morton.
Mr. Halsey Malone of Kentucky, Mr.. Bur-
rift Shepard and Mr.. James B. Brins-
made. both of New York. Mr.. Benjamin
Micou was best man.
Mrs Shepard, the brides mother, wore a
handsome gown of sapphire satin crepe
embroidered in gold with yoke OF Irish
needle point lace and toque of blue vel
vet trimmed with plumes.
Mrs Whitley wore black satin and
point lace with black plumed toque.
Mrs. ]. Lawrence Boggs wore black
chiffon with black hat trimmed with jet
and plumes. Among those present were
Mrs Micou, who wore back and white
large black hat.
Mrs. William Kearney Carr wore a
gown of blue satin with touches OF gold
and hat of cloth OF gold faced with
black velvet, with cluster or black
Mrs. Fairfield Carpenter wore gown of
black lace over blue chiffon, with blue
hat trimmed with black plumes.
Mr. and Mrs. Shepard afterward enter
tanned the bridal party and a number OF
intimate friends with the host of New
York and Maryland relatives OF the couple
at breakfast before the departure OF Mr..
and Mrs. Whiteley for their wedding trip.
The marriage Of Miss Susanna Ed
wards Amin and Mr.. Ralph Lothrop
Paddock Of Denver, Col. yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock at All Saints Church.
Chevy Chase, was an exceedingly beauti-
full event at which large company OF
the young friends Of the couple and the
older friends Of the brides parents, the
late William Edwards Amin, the well
known journalist. and Mrs. Amin, looked
on with great pleasure. The picturesque
interior OF the church was beautifully
decorated with yellow chrysanthemums.
palms. autumn leaves //and pampas
grasses. The brides brothers, Robert
ogden Amin and William Edwards An
min, were ushers, and Mr.. Joseph Amin
another brother, escorted the bride 10
! the altar. Mr.. John c. Trautwine OF
brother of the bridegroom. Rev. Ernest
NJ. Paddock of Allegheny. Pa, formerly
assistant rector OF st. Johns Church, this
| city, performed the ceremony. assister by
| the rector. Rev. DR.. Childs. The brides
| only attendant was Miss Gertrude Ellis
Of Iowa, who was gowned in yellow
crepe de chine and carried yellow roses.
| The charming young bride was gowned
] In princess dress Of white satin. rich
| ly trimmed with lace and her tulle veil
was crowned with orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet Of lilies OF
| the valley. Mrs. Amin. the brides
| mother. wore a light gray broadcloth and
| a black hat. Mr.. and Mrs. Paddock left
| late in the day for the west and will con-
tinue their journey to Denver. where they
will make their home. The bride gradual
ed from Wellesley this year and was
vice president of her class.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs. ]. w.
Paddock, Rocky Ford, Col; Mrs. J. n.
Cummings. Bayonne, N j.; Mrs. s. E.
Young and Miss Alyse Young. Brooklyn;