Evening journal., 1917-06-23
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

The Church Of the New Jerusalem
this afternoon Will be the scene Of
one OF the most attractive weddings
OF the season when Miss Eleanor
Pyle. daughter Of Mrs Howard Pyle,
and the late Howard Pyle. the noted
artist and Willard Graham Crichton,
of Haskell. n. j.. son Of Mrs Henry
Crichton. OF Rye. a. y. will be mar.
ried at 430 o'clock. Tho Rev. George
Henry Dole, pastor Of the church,
will oniciate.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Gertrude Brinclxle of this city. as
maid OF honor, and by Miss Mary
Johnson. Miss Margaret Whitaker,
Miss Constance Moore and Miss
Elizabeth Edsall, all Of this city; Miss
Emily Frazer. of Elkton, Nd. and
Miss Florence Crichton. OF Rye. a
sister of the groom, as bridesmaids.
Her small cousin, little Miss Ellen
Pyle daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Pyle. viii be flower girl.
Sanford Eldredge. OF Rye, VIII DO
the groom's best man and the ushers
Will be: Charles Eldredge and Cecil
Spoford. also Of Rye; Nelson Leltch,
OF Haskell; A. NJ. Grier and Howard
Pyle and Godfrey Pyle, brothers OF
the bride. of this city.
The bride will wear n charming
gown of white crepe meteor com
bined with georgette crepe and made
with a court train Of brocaded satin,
which was formerly a part OF her
mothers wedding gown, and over
which a veil OF tulle. fashioned with
a Gap OF real lace and held in place
by a coronet OF orange blossoms viii
fan IN soft. flmy folds The bodice OF
the bridal gown Is made almost en-
tirely Of Rose Point lace. which has
been I'm the family for many years,
while the skirt is fashioned of crepe
meteor and georgette crepe com
hined The bridal bouquet viii be OF
lilies of the valley.
AS maid of honor. Miss Brinckle
will wear a charming frock of laven-
der georgetta crepe with q lavender
nat with a brim OF gcorgette and a
velvet crown. and she will also wear
lavender slippers and stockings
Tho bridesnaids' gowns will be Of
pink georgette crepe with lavender
velvet girdles. and they will wear
pink georgette hats and pink slip
pers and stockings. All the brides
attendants will carry bouquets OF
summer blossoms. which will include
daisies. snap dragon, roses and other
flowers.
The church has been artisticnlly
decorated with a profusion Of all
kinds of summer flowers. as has also
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Walter
Pyle, where the wedding reception
Ill L. IL un1
son. formerly of this city. but now OF
New York. will pay the wedding
music. playing the bridal music from
'Tcnnhauser' for the professional of
the bridal party. and the Mendelssohn
selection for the recessional While
the guests are assembling she will
play an attractive musical program.
Following the ceremony a reception
viii b9 held on the lawn Of the home
Of AM and Mrs Walter Pyle, No.
200 Delaware avenue. after which
, Mr. and Mrs. Crichton viii leave on
their wedding trip. They will reside
ct Haskell where the groom is con.
necfed with the DUPONT Company.
The bride Is one OF the most at
fractiye and popular members OF the
younger set In this city, and she has
always taken m active part in its
social and charitable activities. She
IS a pianiste of note, and is also
prominent In amateur theatrical cir
cles, having taken leading parts in
the Pousse Cafe. the Artists Frolic
and other well known productions
given here for charity's sake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry al. Taylor have
announced tho engagement of their
daughter Miss Dorothy Margaretta Tay-