Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
MISS DOROTHY ELY
BRIDE OF Mr.. WARDEN
Ceremony to Take Place This After.
noon at st. Thomas Church,
Whltenoarsh

A wedding of much interest which
will take place at 4 o'clock this after
! noon at St Thomas Church, White
marsh, will be that Of Miss Dorothy Ely.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William New
bold Ely, Of Chestnut HILL and Mr.. Her
bert W. Warden. Jr., Of Haverford. The
| chancel will be banked with white roses,
lilies, palms and ferns.
The bride, who will be given in mar
riage by her father. will wear a gown
Of Belgian lace combined with white
satin and made with a court train OF
lace and satin. Her tulle veil will be
and she will carry shower bouquet OF
Miss Lucia A: Warden. sister Of the
bridegroom, and Miss Elizabeth Anne
| They will be dressed alike in light blue
georgette with large Neapolitan hats Of
gray trimmed with pink roses. They will
carry bouquets Of larkspur and pink
roses
The bridesmaids will incluae Miss
Mary Taylor Knight. Miss Adelaide s.
Newlin, Miss Elizabeth Dulles Barlow,
Mrs Frederic H. Strawbridge. Jr, and
They Will wear frocks OF peach-coiored
georgette, with picture hats Of gray Nea-
politan trimmed with pink roses. They
! will also carry larkspurs and pink roses.
Mr.. Norman Morse, Of Boise. Idaho.
will include Mr.. William A. B. Paul. Mr.:
William l. Mclean. Jr.. Mr. Arnold
Jennings. Mr.. Roy ziegler and Mr. VIII
liam Newbold Ely, Jr.. brother of the
Penny and Mr.. Robert Deans. Of New
York, and Mr.. David Weinans. OF
A reception will follow the ceremony
| at the home Of the brides parents.
summer abroad: Upon their return they
will live at Golf House road. Haverford,
where they will be at. home after Oc-
tober I.
DAILY-PLATT
An interesting wedding took place at
half after 0 o'clock this morning In the
st. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic
Church, Forty-seventh and Springfield
avenue. when Mis- Margaret Josephine
Platt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Erwin Platt. Of 4637 Spruce street be-
came the bride Of Mr.. j. Ignatius Daily.
| of $3.50 Woodbine avenue. Ovcrbrook.
Georgetown Seminary, in Washington,
performed the ceremony. The bride who
was given In marriage by her father.
wore ivory white satin trimmed with
pearls Her veil veil soot Of tulls lie o,S vas , sur;
lace and clusters OF orange blossoms and
she carried shower bouquet Of lilies
of the valley and white orchids. Miss
Margaretta Weed, Of New York. was
cluded Miss Helen Snyder. Miss Mary
Fahringer, Miss Berna Deppe Daily and
Miss Mary Plat. Mr.. A. +, Turner was
hest man, and the ushers included Mr..
Herbert G. Platt, Mr.. Austin F. Platt
and Mr.. Clayton Z. Platt. Jr., brothers
Of the bride, and Mr.. Thomas Hare. A
small reception followed at the home
of the brides parents
QUAYLE-MILLER
Thn ~, rria ga of MiSs Zaiiaa Ten papt
Miller. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brooke Miller, Of 900 Park place, Will
mington, and Mr.. Osborne Robinson
Quayle. son Of Mrs william Osborne
mington. will take place at half past
o'clock this evening at Trinity Church.
The Rev Frederick NJ. Kirkus. rector,
will of1iciatc. The bride, who will be
be attended BY her three sisters, Miss
Tevis Miller, Miss Florence V. Miller
and Miss Margaret E. Miller. Mr..
Thomas Rowe Price. Jr,. Of Baltimore,
ushers include Mr.. John II. Tennent,
of New York; Mr.. Charles NJ. Howell,
Of Millville, N. j.; DR.. Francis Il. Proc
tor, OF this city, and Mr.. Draper Smith,
of Wilmington.
SCHAEFF-HAWs
Miss Neva Haws. daughter of Mr..
Eugene Haws. Of 20s Noble street Nor
ristown and Mr.. Charles schaeff. son
ter avenue. will be married this after
noon In the Jeffersonville Presbyterian
Church. The Rev, G. ". Miksch. pastor
of the church, will officia.e. Miss Jean
Walton will be the maid Of honor Mr.
Howard schaefr, brother Of the BRIDE
groom. the best man. The bride will
wear q dress Of reindeer canton crepe
and hat Of the same shade trimmed
with ostrich feathers. She will carry q
ehnWar hOn0Mat n ho
valley.
BRADY-BRYAN
An interesting wedding took place
this morning with nuptial mass at
10 o'clock In Our Lady of Victory
Church. Fifty-fourth and Vine streets.
when Miss Helen Laguerenne Bryan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter L. l.. |