Evening star., 1921-03-20

A beautiful wedding of the spring
| season took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock. when Miss Lois Reeside.
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p.
| Reeside, became the bride of Mr..
! Henry D. Moore Sherreid of Haddon-
| field. N. j. Rev. DR.. Charles Wood
! performed the ceremony. which took
place at the home of the brides par
| ents, 2150 Wyoming avenue, the
| drawing room having a beautiful
decoration of spring flowers in a va
riety of hues. and the bridal couple
standing in bower Of palms f1anked
on either side with tall standards
filled with pink roses. snapdragons
| and white lilacs. A string orchestra
| played the wedding music.
The bride, who was given in mar
| riage by her father. wore a gown of
| lustrous white satin very simply but
beautifully designed with exquisite
rose point lace. which was worn by
| the brides mother on her wedding
day, draping both the bodice and
skirt. The bodice was Of satin and
georgette crepe combined ard the
| long court train of satin was cut
! square at the emu. f1eT tulle vail,
| which fell in graceful folds to the
end of the train, was becomingly ar
| ranged with coronet of rose point
| lace. and she carried a shower bou-
quet of sweetheart roses and lilies
| of the valley.
Miss Grace Cortelyou of New York.
daughter of the former Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. CorteIyou. was
| the maid OF honor. and her gown was
a quaint old-fashioned model of rose
pink taffeta. made with hoop skirt.
the hem Of which was caught up
with shirring at intervals, giving a
scalloped effect. The tiny bodice.
fashioned like a basque. was finished
about the decollete with fichu of
| cream color organdy and the tiny
of the organdy. The bridesmaids.
Miss Grace Sherreid of Haddonfield.
". j.. sister Of the bridegroom. and
Miss Dorothy johnson, wore gowns
Of pale blue taffeta. made on the
same lines as the gown worn by the
! tendants carried bouquets of vari-
colored flowers in lace holders.
| Mr.. B. F. Etter of New York city
acted as best man and there were no
ushers. reception followed when
| the bridal couple were asst sted in re-
| ceiving by Mrs. Reside, mother of the
| bride. who wore a handsome after
| noon gown Of black lace and geor-
| gette crepe. and Mrs. William d. Sher
! reid, mother of the bridegroom, wear
ing a gown of black velvet with a
black velvet hat to match.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sherreid left later for
| their wedding jorney, the later travel
ing in a smart blue homespun suit
| with black taffeta tailored hat and a
| scarf of stone marten. They will re-
| side in Philadelphia on their return.
The out of-town guests here for the
| wedding included Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam D. Sherreid, parents of the
bridegroom; his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry u. Moore: Mr.. and Mrs
J. Fithian Tatem. uncle and aunt of
the bridegroom, and his aunts. Mrs
William G. Moore and Miss Grace d.
Sherreid. all Of Haddonfield. n. j.:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cortelyou and
| Miss Eleanor Shaler of New York and
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Joy Edison, jr., of
| Sewickley. Pa.
l Quantities Of white ilacs and Eas-
ter lilies formed the setting for the
| wedding of Miss Clara Artemesia
Newman. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin A. Newman and Mr.. Arthur G.
Drefs Of st. Louis. which took place
| last evening at o'clock at the home
| of the brides parents.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence Of relatives and intimate
friends by the Rev. John NJ. McNa-
mara, the bride and bridegroom
standing beneath bower of smilaX.
palms and ferns. Miss Constance
| Miss Josephine Montague sang a solo
before the ceremony.
The bridal party passed through an
| isle formed of white ribbons to the
| groom and his bebst man, Mr.. Edwin
! Pierce Shoemaker Newman, brother Of
| the bride, awaited them.
| The bride, who was escorted by her
| father. wore gown of soft ivory
| tinted satin, Slightly draped and made
| with court train of the satin. Her
veil of duchess lace. of beautiful de-
sign. the same worn by her mother
when a bride. was held with coronet
of orange buds. and these flowers
also appeared on the gown. She car
ried a shower bouquet of orchids and
lilies of the valley.
! Miss Helen Carbery Newman at
tended her sister as maid of honor.
and her gown. lovely model Of
changeable hydrangea blue taffeta
a rose pink chiffon foundation. The
taffeta was caught up in panniers on
the hips to give bouffant effect. to
which narrow ruffies of the taffeta
and garisnds Of French flowers gave
an added touch. She carried an old
fashioned nosegay OF rosebuds, pam
sizes and violets.
The ushers were Mr.. Palmer. ST..
Of bridgeport, Conn: Mr.. ]. Edmund
Cammack. Mr.. Charles A. Drefs, jr.. of
Buffalo. N. Y. and Mr Hobart New
man, cousin of the bride.
Following the reception. Mr.. and
Mrs. Drefs left for Bermuda on a
wedding trip, the bride travelling in
smart tailored costume of dark
blue tricotine. embroidered in blacls
and dull gold with blue straw toque
covered with blue pinfeathers. They
will reside in st. Louis on their re-
| turn.
the wedding included Miss Evelyn
Drefs and Miss Ruth Drefs of Buffalo,
N. Y. sisters of the bridegroom. The