Evening star., 1921-11-10
Miss Margaret AspinwalI
Bride Of lieut.. Allan.

A wedding Of wide interest. both to
resident society and In Army circles.
| took place Tuesday evening a oclock
| It the. Church of the Covenant when
! Miss Margaret Scovill AspinwaM,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A.
Aspinwall. became the bride of Lieut..
Carlisle Vischer Allan, L. S. A. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
! Charles Wood. in the presence of a
large and distinguished gathering of
ration in the church was unusually
effective. Palms. Australian ferns
and autumn foliage hordered Il e
chancel. making a background for
the great clusters of white chrysan-
tilemums. which were arranged in tall
standards. Beautiful Roman vases
filled with the chrysanthemums, were
placed at either side of the white
satin prize dieu, on which the bride
and bridegroom knelt for the bless
ing, and standards of the huge white
4ossoms narked the pews reserved
for the relatives on the center aisle.
The bride. who was escorted and later
given in marriage by her father. was
charming. Her gown. fashioned Of
duchess lace, which has been in her
/ family for five generations, was made
; in the quaint, old fashioned way, with a
! d satin and pointed bodice. The round
decollette Nvas outlined with a deep frill
Of lace which formed the sleeves, and
! he train was distinctly novel in design,
| he top where it was attached to the
shoulders being formed of an exquisite
duchess lace cape, with a long scarf
! like end flowing out beyond. -
Her veil of point d'esprit and duchess
ftace, the same worn by her mother on
her wedding day, had a tall coronet Of
| lace holding 1t across the back of the
coiffure. with orange buds at either
side. She carried shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley and tiny sweetheart
roses.
| Ind, the maid of honor, wore gown of
periwinkle blue satin and chiffon. with
an overdress of silver metal lace, with
cascades of blue ribbons at either side
tof the skirt and long, graceful train OF
the satin. The bodice, with it's slight
sdecollette. had little sleeves Of the silver
lace. Her bouquet of tea roses, pink
snapdragons, small pink and lavender
lchrysanthemums and blue delphiniun1s
was made in shower effect and blended
beautifully with her costume:
! Lieut.. Paul Donnally. U. S. A., acted
as best man. and the ushers were Lieut..
Robert Gard, Lieut.. Warren Christian
Lieut. Hamilton Young and Lieut.. How :
ard Perry, all Of the United States
Army; Mr.. Porter Allan. brother of the
bridegroom, and Mr.. Scoviu Aspinwail,
bro. of the bride. "
A reception followed at the
! washington Club, the bridal, couple
/ receiving in a. bower of palms and
ferns intermingled with. pink chrys
anthemums. Mrs. Asninwall. mothe'
| Of the bri,le. assisted in receiving,
wearing a very modish gown Of pale
- .hifron with na" = covered
! with silver and green Chinese EN-
broidery falling at the back and
| front. Mrs. Donald Allan Of Omaha.
Neb., mother of the bridegroom. also
assisted, as did Mrs. E. H. Scoyill.
| grandmother Of the bride, and her
aunt, Miss Scovill.
/ he sr-id ! narty was seated az
one large table for: supper. and the
decora, lion on the table was a large
nlaoue of pink roses and fern.
Lieut., Allan and his bride left
later for their wedding trip the latter
| vear;np a plain tailored suit of blu
imported Scotch tweed with a. small
black hat trimmed at the side. with: a
cluster Of black feathers. They will
| reside at Camp Benning. Ga, on their
| .eturn, The out-of-t '"n ~H SITS he,
| for the wedding INCLUDED Mrs. e. H.
Scovili and Miss Scovill. grandmother
and aunt of the bride: Mrs. Donald
Allan and Miss Katherine Allan Of
Omaha, Neb., mother and sister Of
| the bridegroom: Mr.. and Mrs Frank
| Hyde, Mr.. Robinson Hyde and Mr..
Stillnnan Hyde, all OF Englewoed.
N. T.: Mr.. and Mrs LAmson Scovill of
| Tarrytown, N. Y; Miss Eugenia Sea-
bury, Miss Mabel Banks and Mr.
| Medley Scovill Of New York.