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and very much draped, with bodice
OF rare lace, which had been in tho
family for generations.
The lace also formed a trimming on the
skirt and was caught with orange bios
SONS.
She wore tulle veil fastened to her
couture by bandeau of orange blossoms,
and she carried a shower of lilies of the
valley. She wore as ornaments hand
some diamond bow-knot pin and, the gift
or her sister Miss Ruth Perkins, a string
OF pearls.
There were two bridesmaids. Miss Amy
lita Talbot and Miss Katherine Jennings.
They wore charming gowns of pale pink
chiffon and lace, with large leghorns hats
tri"'med With pale blue ribbon, lace, and
n single pink rose. They carried huge
bouquets of pink roses.
Major Robert G.. Paxton, u. s. A., was
the best man, and the ushers were Pay
master John Merriam, T. $. N; Horace
Westcott, Chandler Hale, Reynolds HIT
Clarence Morgan, Lieut.. r. NJ. whiting
L. S. A. Following the service at the
church there was a breakfast at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins, in Con-
necticut avenue for the members Of the
/ ldIllly ana InelT intimate ITltHuS.
Later in the day Capt and Mrs, Wal
ZACH left Washington on wedding trip
before going to Fort Ethan Allen, Vt.
where Captain Wallach Is stationed.
Mrs. Wallach Travelled In a smart suit
of dark blue silk. with touches of cerlse,
and she wore hat of blue, with cerise
| a number of very handsome costumes
were worn ut the wedding Mrs. Perkins,
]
some gown Of black charmeuse and chif-
fon, with a black hat. The brides sister,
Miss Ruth Perkins, wore an exquisite
gown of pale blue chiffon and lace, with
white lace hat trimmed with pale blue
ribbon.
Another sister, Mrs Francis Ruggles.
wore o gown of white charmeuse and a
Iblack and white hat Mrs. Woodbury.
Blair. sister of Captain Wallach, wore a
smart gown of white crepe, with touches
Of black. and black hat. Mrs. John
Merriam. another sister, wore a smart
gown of black charmeuse, with the bodice
trimmed with lace and touches OF blue.
She wore II black hat. Mrs. Walach,
mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown
Of pale tan chiffon and lace and a black
hat with a paradise plume. His sister
in-aw. Mrs. Richard Wallach, wore a
handsome gown of white lace and a
black hat trimmed with mauve plumes
Another sister Mrs. Edward a.
MITCHELL who is in mourning for her
mother-in-law, wore black crepe de
chine gown, with black hat.
Miss Julia Meyer wore smart gown of
dark blue charmeuse, with which she
wore becoming hat of cerise. Miss Caryl
Crawford wore a gown of purple char
meuse and a large purple straw hat. Mrs.
George Howard wore black and white
striped chiffon gown and small black
hat. Mrs. Perry Belmont wore a gown of
black charmeusc, with a very handsome
wrap of black satin embroidered in ORR
entail colors and black hat. Mrs. Paul
Pearsall looked charming in gown of
cerise. with a large black hat.
Nine. Hauge worc a stunning gown OF
taupe chiffon and lrocadc, with black
hat. Mrs. Raymond Rodgers wore a
graceful gown of tobacco brown crepe,
with round hat Of the same shade.
Nine. Loudon wore a violet costume, the
hat of the same tone as the gown. Mrs
Ten Eyck Wendell wore a smart suit of
dark blue taffeta, with a black hemp hat
and white wings
Among the guests present were the
French Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand
the Spanish minister and Nine. Riano
Nine. Loudon, Mr. and Mrs. Ten EycR
Wendell, Mr. and Mrs. Henncn Jennings
Mr. and Mrs Charles c. Glover, Rear Ad
miral and Mrs. Glover and Miss Glover
Colonel Symons. Miss Margaretta Sy-
mons, Mr.. and Mrs George Howard, Miss
Perrin, Niscountess de Sibour, Lieutenant
land Mrs Raymond Rodgers, Mr.. anC
Mrs Terry Belmont