Evening star., 1918-06-20
sembling and heralded the bride with

sembling and heralded the bride with
the march from Lohengrin.
The ushers. Lieut.. Malcolm Duvall.
Lieut.. James Patten. Lieut.. J. D. Cans.
Lieut.. ]. Gordon Daily. Lieut.. s. Why
mard and Lieut. S. Sullivan. all OF the
United States Reserve Corps. stationed
at Camp Meade, where the bridegroom
is on duty. led the way.
They were followed by the brides
maids, Miss Jean Burns and Miss
Olive Burns Of East Orange. N: j.;
Miss Helen Clark of Cumberland. Md;
Miss May Cummings of TorrinEton,
Conn, sister of the Bridegroom; Miss
Agnes Clark and Miss Genevieve Nc
or rose pink organdy. mounted over
white net and made on very simple
lines with fischus and broad cuffs Of
the same material.
Their large transparent hats of or
CANDY matched their dresses and they
carried bouquets of Killarney roses
intermingled with vari-colored field
flowers.
Mrs. j. L. Cunningham, sister of the
bride. was the matron of honor, and
she preceded her, wearing a gown of
coral-tinted net, elaborately beaded
in coral. with q pointed girdle sewn
| in coral and made with deep tunic.
Her hat of coral net was embroidered
in coral and she carried a shower
bouquet of radiance roses and blue
QelpHiHuHl.
Last, came the handsome young
bride. who was escorted by her step
father, Mr.. Lewis Malvern Reitz. She
wore a gown Of ivory-tinted satin
| with an overdress of tulle embroidered
| in pearls and crystals and held at the
waist line with girdle incrusted In
| pearls and crystals. The tulle tunic
was finished in deep points outlined
| with crystal beads. Her tulle veil. be-
comingly arranged with a Russian
| diadem of limerick lace, fell in grace
| full folds to the end of her long court
| train of satin. A shower bouquet OF
white orchids and orange blossoms
| completed the brides costume.
| The bridal party was met at the
| sanctuary steps by the bridegroom
and his brother, Mr.. Jean Cummings,
U. S. n. r. f., who acted as best man.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. William J. Brooks, uncle of the
| bride, in the presence of a large gath
ering of relatives and friends.
A large reception followed at the
Cedars, the home of the brides par
ents, near Rosslyn, Va.
The bridal party received the guests
in the drawing room standing be-
| tralian ferns.
They were assisted by Mrs. Lewis
| Malvern Reitz, mother Of the bride,
who wore handsome gown of black
net embroidered in jet. with large
| black tulle hat, trimmed with black
| paradise feathers, and by Mrs. M. L.
| Cummings, mother of the bridegroom,
whose gown was of gray georgette
| crepe and charmeuse, with hat to
| match The other members of the
| receiving party included the members
of the large house party which Mr..
| and Mrs.~Reitz are entertaining for
| the wedding, among them being Mrs
John D. Cunningham of Franklin
Mass. who wore a gown of gray en-
! broidered georgette crepe: Mrs. J. F.
| Bowdes of Wheeling, w. Va, aunt OF
the bride, who wore black jetted tulle
| Mrs. Fred Hamm of New York. in
black net and}jet; Mrs. r. Robertson
of New York, fiesh-colored georgette
| crepe trimmed with beading and en-
broidery; Miss Katherine Cummings
| of Torrington, Conn, rose-coloreo
| georgette crepe, and by Miss Galley OF
| New York, whose gown was of pink
georgette crepe.
The house was decorated throughout