Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-15
MISS ELISE KLAPP Is
BRIDE OF MIR. FOX TODAY
Father of Bridegroom Takes Sons
Place as Best Man at
Wedding


Of Miss Elise l.. Klapp. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Paddock Klapp. Of 1916 Spruce
street. and Mr.. Holstein De Haven Fox,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young Fox,
which took place Mt noon today at the Church
Of the Holy Trinity. with the Rev. Floyd w.
Tomkins. d. D.. rector. officiating.
The bride was gowned in white satin and
point lace with veil of tulle and point
lace, caught with orange blossoms. Her
cousin, Miss Gladys Klapp Williams was
maid of honor and wore a turquoise blue
frock of satin veiled with chiffon. Her pic
turesque hat was Of brown maline and she
carried pink roses. The bridesmaids, Miss
jeanette FAIRIES Miss Betty Elliott Miss
Constance Vauclain and Mrs. Joseph Rollins,
. wore gowns Of yellow satin veiled with chif-
fon with satin girdles of silver and turquoise
blue. Their hats were of brown maline and
their bouquets were of orchids and Ophelia
roses. Miss Dorothy Fox, the bridegroom's
sister, was flower girl Her chiffon frocls
was of pale pink and she wore chiffon hat
to match. Her flower basket held small pink
roses.
In the absence of the bridegroom's
brother. Mr.. Charles Young Fox, Jr., who
is overseas his father was best man, and
the ushers included Mr.. Edward NJ. *. Klapp
brother of the bride; Mr.. Edwin c. Fox.
brother of the bridegroom: Lieutenant Harry
r. Nelson. Ensign William ]. Gamer. Mr..
Alfred D. Norris and Mr.. Frederick Schaeffer.
The ceremony was followed by a small
breakfast. Mr.. Fox and his bride, upon their
return from their wedding trip. Will be at
home at Kent road and Mansion avenue,
Wynnewood
SATTERTHWAIT--SM
Another wedding of social prominence which
took place today is that Of Miss Elizabeth
Pearsall Smith. daughter of Mr.. Fand Mrs.
Albanus Longstreth Smith, of Ivy Lodge,
East Penn street, Germantown. and Mr..
Charles Shoemaker Satterthwait, Of Bur-
mont, Pa, The ceremony was performed
at 8 o'clock this afternoon at the home of
the brides parents, in accordance with the
customs of the Society of Friends and was
followed by reception.
The bride wore gown of white satin
trimmed with an exquisite design of French
lace, made by French refugees and brought
from France for Miss Smith by Mr.. Satter-
thwait on his return on December / from
nine months reconstruction work abroad.
Her veil of tulle and lace arranged
with orange blossoms. Mrs. Mayberry Mellor
Smith, the brides sister-in-law. was
matron of honor. She a robe of
white embroidered French voile with a white
braid hat trimmed with daisies. and car
ried pink and yellow roses. The brides
maids Miss Elizabeth Maris. Miss Mary
Maris Miss Helen Shoemaker of Lansdowne,
and Miss Frances Shinn, of Philadelphia,
also wore embroidered frocks Of white
French voe. two being embroidered in pinl;
and two in gold. The former carried
baskets of pink and white roses and the
latter white and gold roses. Their hats
we're similar to that of the matron of honor
Miss Mary l<imbal Smith. Of New York
the brides cousin. was flower girl, and wore
a white net frock over pink silk, and her
flower basket held pink rosebuds
The best man was Mr.. Newbod Cooper
and the ushers were Mr. ]. Clarence Ham
| of lansdowne, and Mr. Mayberry Mellor
| BUNTING of Overbrooi Mr.. Emlen Maris
| of Lansdowne. and Mr. Mayberry MelloI
| Smith, the brides brother. Mr.. Satterthwaii
and his bride left on an extended trip and
upon their return will live in Bethlehem, Pa