The Washington times., 1921-04-10
MISS TUCkER's
SPRINGTIME WEDDING.

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One OF the MOST popular OF our
last seasons debutantes-pretty Miss
Helen Tucker--has Joined the ranks
OF the younger married set. becom-
ing Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser Andrews, ir.,
| and a very attractive bride she made
| The last week has been filled with
parties for her and the group OF con-
temporary buds who formed her bridal
party They were Miss Marcia
Chaplin. Miss Peggy Martin. Miss Del.
phine Heyl, Miss Elizabeth Beach,
Miss Anne Hight. and Miss Taylor
Logic, cousin of the bride, while
MISS fuckers younger sister. Miss
Jean tucker. was her maid Of honor
The ceremony was performed at
1870 O'Clock In st. Margaret's Church,
bishop Harding officiating, assetc1
by the Rev. DIR. Herbert Scott smith.
There was a large attendance at the
church, but. at the reception follow
ing at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CowIes
Tucker. the guests were limited to
relatives and close friends, a large
group at out-of-town guests being in
cluded, however
The brides gown OF white satin and
p''hs "ppi'4ut, was ndue on SlmDlc
lines with long waist. The lace was
used on thV~bodice and fell in a cas-
cade on each side of the skirt, being
caught with clusters of orange bios
SONS. The sleeves OF point appliqIe
were made short and tight. Her tulle
veil fell to the end OF the long court
train and was arranged with a
coronet of Brussels lace and orange
blossoms. Miss Tucker wore an cx-
quisitc string of pearls-hcr only or
nament--that had been worn by her
grandmother when she was a bride
and again by her mother on her we'd
ding day. She carried a shower bou-
Puet OF white lilacs and lilies OF the
valley.
The brides attendants wore dainty
costumes of chiffon. the skirts made of
overlapping layers of chiffon and the
bodices bound at neck and sleeves
with matching ribbons They wore
tuile hats to match, each trimmed
win one large rose at the side, and
their bouquets were of pale blue lu-
pins. yellow snapdragons and show
cred with yellow daisies and smilax.
Miss Tucker was in pale yellow and
the six bridesmaids wore Nile green.
Little Miss Patricia Minnigerode. a
young cousin OF the bridegroom. made
a charming flower girl in a white rue
hed net frock and carried a basket OF
flowers to match Tie bridesmaids
bouquets Mason MacMonagle was
best man and the ushers we're Archi-
bald Randolph. Bromley Seely. Henry
Lee. Richard Davidson. BeaIe Bordley
Davidson. OF New York. and Charles
Muliikin. OF st. Louis
Two OF the ushcrs, who are cadets
at V. NJ. l., acted as sentinels during
the ceremony, standing at the end of
the center aisle.
The fuckers home In Connecticut
avenue. where the informal reception
was held. was bedecked with spring
flowers, dogwood quantities Of Iilacs.
and snapdragonus being used Mrs.
Tucker assisted in receiving in
gown of green reseda cloth over
'aupe chiffon and wearing a taupe
1traw nat trimmed with green ostrich
plume.
When Mr.. Andrews and his bride left
for their wedding trip. Mrs. Andrews
wore suit of French blue imported
homespun trimmed in leather buttons
and brown straw hat. On their re-
turn. about May /. they will make their
nome at Naucleuse. the Andrews couu-
try home. in Fairfax county, Va.
Mrs. Eliphalet +. Andrews, sr, who
usually spends part of each summer
at Naucleuse. is turning the place
over to her son and his bride. She
was Miss Marietta Minnigerode.
member of a very cid and distin-
guished Washington family. The late
Eliphalet Fraser Andrews was widely
known as an artist and was for many
years at the head of the Corcoran
School of Art. MnA Tucker also
comes of "A family which hos hoon
prominently identified with Wash
ington, so The marriage OF these two
young people was an event Of more
than a little Importance to the "cave
dweller" contingent.