The Washington times., 1918-10-26

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wi Adds BiIdsey Browne, ana
Lieut.. walter Mayher Boy
den, air service. U. S. A, were married
AT noon today, the ceremony taking
place on the terrace of the home OF
the brides brother and sister-in-law'
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Browne. the
wedding was to have been in ST. Mar
earet's Church, and the change IN the
arrangements was made in accord
ance with the ruling OF the health oe-
partment banning church services. An
informal breakfast. at which only
relatives and a few intimate friends
were present. followed the ceremony:
Gay-coIored autumn leaves ana
great clusters of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS banked the lattice before
which the bridal party stood, and
palms, autumn leaves, and chrysan-
themums were used as decorations
throughout the house A string or
chestra played, the wedding music.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her brother, Evans Browne, wore
her mothers wedding gown quaint
costume Of deep ivory satin made with
a tight fitting basque cut square In the
neck. The skirt has panels OF satin
over an underdreSs OF organdie trimmed
with narrow ruffles edged with creamy
old valenciennes lace. The tight hitting
sating sleeves reach to the elbow and
are finished below with puffs OF organ
die and satin. A court train OF satin Ii
hung from the shoulders. She wore a
tuIle veil held in place by a Russian
coronet Of rose point lace. and carried
a showed bouquet OF white orchids and
Bride Roses.
Mrs. Alexander Britton Browne,
sister-in-law of the bride, was matron
of honor. and there were three
bridesmaids, Mrs. Sherbourne Pres
cottt, of New York. Miss Avis
Hughes, of New York, and Miss Max
we'll Church, of Washington. Miss
Adelaide Jones, OF Pittsburgh, and
Miss Elizabeth Lennon, OF Middle
burg, Va, were to have been in the
wedding party. but were compelled
to withdraw on account OF the cpl !
demic
Lieutenant Wells Blanchard, U. s. |
A. OF Concord. Mass, was best man
for Lieutenant Boyden. The ushers |
were Lieutenant Lynde Seldom, u. S. |
A., and Sherbourne Prescott, of New |
York; Lieutenant Cushing Hamlen, u. |
s. A, and William Prescott, OF Bos- |
ton. The Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott 1
Smith, rector OF St Margaret's Church,
officiated.
Striking Gowns Of Attendants. =
The matron Of honor wore a strilS-
ing gown of fawn-colored chiffon |
over satin Of the same tone. with
a girdle Of tete-de-negre satin. Her
picture hat of the dark brown satin |
was trimmed with three little ostrich 1
tips and she wore brown slippers and
hose. She carried a great sheaf' Of
red roses. The bridesmaids frocks
were Of the fawn chiffon and satin.
with girdles of the self material
faced with delphinium blue. They /
wore big brown velvet hats trimmed
with fawn tips and carried Mrs.
Aaron Ward roses.
The bridegroom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. l. Boyden, of Plymouth,
Mass, were among the guests at the
wedding, and received with the
bridal party. Mrs. Boyden was gown
ed in navy blue chiffon embroidered
in gold, with q feather trimmed hat 4
of taupe velvet. The brides mother.
who is in mourning. wore black chif-
fon embroidered in silk floss and dull
black beads and q small crepe turban
trimmed with a crepe rose. Mrs.
Evans Brownies costume was OF
brown duvetyn worn with a hat OF
brown and blue
Among the guests from out Of town
at the ceremony and the wedding
breakfast were Miss, ARyher OF East
Hampton, Mass; Mr.. and ArA Albert
Wiggin, Capt. and Mrs Paul Gould and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yeoman OF New
York and Mrs. Brooke Baker OF Up
perville, Va
Lieutenant and Mrs. Boyden will be
at homo after November Is, at the
Dresden. They will occupy Mrs.
Brownies apartment, as she will be
out of town for the greater part of
the winter. Mrs. Boyden's travelling
costume is of dark brown wool vel
our, with a collar OF beaver, and with
IL she Is wearing q small brown velvet
- tr{-uoad with a feather DOm-DOm.