The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-28

st. Patrick'a ChurcI, was the scene Of
a pretty wedding Tuesday morning at
10 O'Clock when Miss Margaret Eliza
beth Slattery. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
John J. Slattery, became the bride OF
Mr.. George Vincent Repetti. son of DIR.
and Mrs. Frank F. Repetti, the ceremony
being solemnized at q nuptial mass by
Mgr. Russell. Pink roses and palms
adorned the altar and sanctuary. The
bride, who was given I'm marriage by her
father, WORE a gown Of white satin made
with a short. full skirt and long train.
the bodice being trimmed with chantilly
lace and opalescent passementerie. Her
| tulle veil, which reached to the hem OF
her train, was arranged in coronet fash
ion, held by bandeau OF orange bios
SONS. and her only ornament was a dia-
mond pendant. the gift OF the bride
groom She carried a shower OF Bride
| roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Cath
crime Slattery. who was her sisters maid
of honor. wore a gown OF pink georgette
crepe with velvet girdle of the same
shade and velvet toque and run trim
med with mink fur and her flowers were
Killarney roses. The little flower girls
were Miss Bernice Wall who wore en-
broidered organdy over pink taffeta. and
Miss Loretto Slattery, a sister of the
| bride. who wore white lace over blue taft
ltld. bOtn wore large DONS OF tulle 10
match their costumes and carried baskets
of pink rosebuds- Mr.. Frederick Repetti,
brother OF the bridegroom, was best man,
and the ushers were Mr.. John Slattery,
Mr.. Edward Slattery. Mr. Joseph Re-
! petit, and Mr.. Edward Repetti. After the
| ceremony breakfast was served for the
| bridal party and the two families at the
home of the brides parents in ! street
followed by a reception. Later Mr.. and
Mrs. Repetti. who will make their home
in Philadelphia. left for a Northern trip.
the bride travelling I'm a blue broadcloth
suit with small velvet toGpue to match.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus
Riddle was the scene Monday evening of
a pretty wedding. when their daughter,
Miss Bertha +. Riddle was married to
Mr.. Clayton c. VermilIion. The cere-
mony was performed at $50 O'Clock by
Rev. Hugh Stevenson, in the presence of
relatives. and was followed by a large
reception. In the bay window. where
the marriage service was read the deco
rations were white chrysanthemums. with
ferns and palms and quantities OF autumn
leaves, while in the reception hall pink
chrysanthemums and roses were used.
An orchestra furnished music for the
occasion. The bride wore a gown of
rsdium lace, built over bridal satin, with
long court train. She wore a pearl
necklace, the gift OF the bridegroom. and
carried a shower OF Bride roses and lilies
of the valley. Mrs. Clara Ingram, as
matron OF honor. wore a gown Of pink
satin and cream lace. and carried pink
roses. Miss Esther Bell. the maid Of
honor. wore a gown of pink chiffon and
blue taffets, and carried pink roses
The flower girls were Miss Helen
Burns. in white net over pink silk, and
Frederick Donneley, in point d'esprit over
pink silk. Each carried a dainty basket
OF flowers. Mrs. Riddle. the mother OF
the bride, received in a handsome gown
OF black spangle net. Later Mr. and Mrs
Vermillion left for a wedding trip to New
York. Mrs. Vermillion wearing a smart
gown of blue panne velvet, with trim
mings of gold lace, with hat to match
and seal furs- The house guests for the
wedding were Mrs. ANGELA Nauton. of
Savannah. Ga: Mrs. James Hamilton.
of Baltimore. and Miss Hannah Green
wood, OF Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Holmes. OF san
Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs J. R Rathon. OF
Providence, Capt. Edwin ]. Bradley. L.