Evening journal., 1919-09-27
Carpenter, Of New York.

Carpenter, OF New York.
Miss Peet had four bridesmaids: Miss
Harriet Foster and Miss Caroline Scot
/ ten, ST. Paul; Miss Helen Dunbaugh
/ Mt. Vernon, n. Y. and Miss Helen
| Winton, Minneapolis. They were at
I tired In dresses Of pussy Willow tar
feia, fashioned alike. Miss Winton'
dress being of a soft shade Of apricot
Miss SoOtten in pale blue; Miss Foster
in pastel yellow. and Miss Dunbaugh
in a shade OF pale orchid.
The ro0nd-length skirts were slight
ly draped at the sides and back and
The quaint bodices cut decolettc. The
short sleeves were fashioned OF taf-
ribbon marked the waistllne Of each
frock. The bridesmaids wore picture
mats of silver tulie with soft crowns
of taffeta to match their dresses. They
wore silver slippers and carried huge
arm bouquets Of pink and white cos
mos.
The matron Of honor, Mrs. Robert A.
Burns, sister Of the bride. wore dress
fashioned like those OF the brides
maids. It was OF deep rose taffeta and
she wore a hat OF taffeta and silver
tulle and carried cosmos.
The bride wore a beautiful dress Of
white faille elaborately trimmed with
rare old rose point lace, which is an
heirloom i'm the brides family The
dress was worn by the brides mother,
the late Mrs. w f. Peet. on her we'd
ding day, and also by Mrs. Robert \.
Burns
The bodice OF the dress was made
entirely OF the rose point. IT was cut
decoliete with long sleeves and the
lace formed a coatee over The waist
line in front. The drapery OF the skirt
was caught on either side making u
.bouffant model. and with a short
train. over this was a lOng court tram
of The white faille which was entirely
covered by the bridal veil of silk
lille. which was caught by coonet
of rose point The bridal bouquet was
a graceful shower Of orchids and lilies
of the valley.
The two little flower girls, George
anna and Helen Archer. wore dainty
French frocks OF lace and null and
carried French baskets of pink cosmos
Mrs W. d. Polk. Kennett square,
pa. aunt Of the bride. Wore a dress or
white georgettc crepe over SILK
trimmed with illet lace and large vel
vet, hat.
Among the out-cf-town guests at the
wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C.
Carpenter and Frank C.. Carpenter, Jr,
parents and brother of the bridegroom,
Wilmington. Del; Mrs. Martin f..
Walker and Miss Mabel j. Walker,
aunt and cousin OF the bridegroom,
Wilmington. Del; Mrs. W. d. Polk,
Kennett square, penna. aunt OF the
b.ldc. and MIS- David l.. Philips, OF
Chicago, III. Mrs. Carpenter wore a
gown of laupe net. embroidered in sii-
yer. over French blue and wore large
hat Of black satin velvet. Mrs. Walk
er wore orchid geOrgette With hat or
deeper shade in velvet Mrs. Philips
was gowned in white beaded georgette
and black hat. while Mrs. Polk wore
white georgette over white silk, with
large black hat
MIR. Carpenter and his bride left last
evening FOR Du.uih, and will take the
Great Lakes trip TO Buffalo. thence up
Tie St Lawrence, stopping at Quebec
and Montreal before returning to their
home in Wilmington, where they Will
be at home after November 10Th, at
No iI07 Woodlawn avenue.
The brides going-away costume was
Of military blue velour, made with
Russian blouse. She wore a small bat
OF blue velvet trimmed with ostrich
lips. and a set OF sable furs.
The bride was educated in the East
and in Florence, Italy. Since her debut