Evening star., 1923-05-27

oeiooiH mas tnere oeen q more inter-
esting wedding in a senatorial house
hold after the close of Congress than
that of Miss Eula Serven Williams.
niece of Senator and Mrs. John B.
Cumming. L. S. NJ. G. which. sponsored
by Senator and Mrs. Kendrick. will
take place in ST. Andrews Church
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. DR.. ]. J. Dimon, rector of the
church. assisted by the Chief of
Chaplains. John T. Axton. A small
and Mrs. Kendrick at 2400 18th street
will follow the ceremony.
The brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis c. Williams of Sheridan,
Wyo., who returned from Europe a few
days ago. arrived in time to find all
arrangements for the wedding COM
plete and Mr.. Williams will escort
his daughter to. the altar and give
tending Goucher College, the young
bride has spent much Of her time with
Senator and Mrs. Kendrick, and her
cousin, Miss Rosa-Maye Kendrick will
be her maid of honor.
The bridesmaids include Miss
Idris Kendrick. Miss Diana Cumming
and Helen Lethco Of Charlotte. n. c..
and Miss Eleanor Renshaw of Pitts
burgh, the last two. both Goucher
College girls and class mates of the
Capt Cumming will have as best
man Capt. Lemuel Cornick Shepherd,
stationed at Norfolk; and the ushers
will be Capt; Hubert Rifey Harmon,
Whitehead. Lieut.. Frank B. Geottge.
Mr., Francis C. Williams, jr., brother of
the bride, and Mr.. William p. Cumming,
brother Of the bridegroom.
The bride will wear her mothers
bridal robes and unlike most other
maternal wedding gowns. this one will
be exactly as Mrs. williams wore 1T,
without a change The Monday fol-
lowing the wedding, or June 4, Capt.
Cumming and his bride will go to
she will receive her degree at the
commencement exercises: Fastening
to New York. Capt Cumming and his
bride will sail Tuesday, June s. for
Port Au Prince, Haiti, where he is
Arranged with great beauty of de-
tail, the wedding of Miss Nina Kath-
crime Lunn to Mr.. Robert Mckee
place at s o'clock last evening in
the home of the brides step-father,
and her mother. Mrs. White. While
only a small group Of friends outside
the family. including the Speaker and
Mrs. Gillett. witnessed the ceremony,
several hundred of the colleagues of
Representative and Mrs. White in
Congress and in official and unofiicial
ranks attended the reception which
followed.
The home of Representative and
Mrs. White. at 2011 Wyoming avenue,
was transformed into a fairylike
scene for the bridal setting, a bower
of green with graceful arrange
ment of white lilies forming a back
ground for the bridal party, while
disposed in huge clusters and group
ings throughout the entertainment
suite were quantities of peonies in
white and pink, American beauty
roses and late spring blossoms. An
orchestra, composed of harp and
other strinEed instruments played the
wedding music and gave a general
program during the reception.
Representative White led the youth
full bride to the altar and gave her hand
in marriage. the Rev. DR.. Clarence E.
Rice prforming the ceremony. The
brides robe was one of unusual
beauty and grace of line. being fash
ioned of ivory satin in the slender
fashion now so much in vogue There
was a bit of silver lace used on the
petticoat and showing beneath the
front fall of the skirt, while crys-
tai and pearl ornaments were used
on the bodice. Flowing sleeves of
chiffon added to the grace OF the SIM
ply fashioned bodice with its fchp of
chfnon, and the Tong. slender train
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