Evening star., 1923-05-27


pearl beads. Adding unusual beauty
to the costume was the long AID very
full veil of rare old point lace ar
ranged to fall from the back three
the brow. holding it in plac} while
bride of pearls passed unHer tie
chin The veil was edged with tiny
clusters of orange blossoms, And her
bouquet was of lilies of the valley.
Attending as maid of hon br was
Miss Dorothy Warren, who wore a
gown OF mauve chiffon simply fash
ioned. combined with lace. She wore
bandeau of self-coloredi hand
| wrought flowers. She carried a clus-
The bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth
| Rownd, sister Of the Bridegroom:
Miss Louise Harper OF Wheeling. w.
Va, and Miss Helen Colbert hnd Miss
Neville Johnson, and their gowns
fashioned like that of the maid Of
honor, were of rose, apricot. pink and
blue chiffon, respectively, the quaint
bandeau of each matching her gown.
| and they all carried clusters of sweet
| peas and delphinium.
| Richard D. Lunn, the young brother
| of the bride. also attended the we'd
ding party.
| Mr.. Daniel Rownd. brother of the
| bridegroom, was the best man. and
bard of Auburn. Me; Mr. Arthur c.
Gilmore Of Philadelphia, tMr George
Wilson. Mr.. Robert Hazlett. Mr.. How
| ard Hazlett, all OF Wheeling. and
Mr.. Herbert Frye White stepbrother
of the bride.
The guests attending the reception
were the friends OF the family from
the congressional set and from other
branches of official and resident So
ciety. A special wedding supper was
served to the bridal party, and when,
| later in the evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Rownd left for their wedding jour
| ney she wore a modish gown Of light
| brown crepe, with a brown hat and
flowing veil. Mr.. and Mrs. Rownd
\ are going to make their home in
Wheeling. w. Va.
| The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
| and Mrs. William f. Ro wnd of Wheel
ing, who arrived Friday for the we'd
| ding, and among other out-of-town
and Mrs; Harry Rowjnd and Miss
| HoWnd of youngstown. Ohio: Mr.. w
E. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Jones
ana Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Bradley Of
Nwheeling; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.
Eum L oard OF Auburn. NJ F.: Mrs. Helen
Frye White OF Lewiston, Me-; Mr..
and Mrs. Garret A. Ho bart of Pater-
son, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ].
| SWeet OF Boston, Mass, and ur. and
MRS. e. B. Franzheim Of Wheeling.
| The marriage of Miss Louisa Hoar.
| daughter of Mrs. Frederick H. eli,
lett, wife of the Speaker Of the House
OF Representatives, to MIR. Christopher
La Fargo of New York will take place
the afternoon of June iS in the Beth :
| lehem Chapel of the Washington Ca
thedral.
Miss Mary Laning Palmer and Cant
Norman Bemis Chandler have Sc
lected attendants for their wedding
| which will take place SATURDAY. after
noon. June 3. at 1880 o'clock. IN St.
| Johns Church, and will be followed
by a reception, with dancing, at the
Washington Barracks Miss Palmer
will have as her maid Of honor Miss
Frances Chandler OF Medford. Mass,
| sister of the Bridegroom, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Marguerite
Munger, cousin of the bride, and Miss
| Frances Ward of Kartsas City, Miss
Mary Emily Hamilton, Miss Helen
Griffin, Miss Elizabeth Zoinay and
Miss Jean Darrah of Washington.
Capt. Chandler will have as his
best man Mr. Thomas White of De-
troit. and the usherS will be Mr.
Fairfield Raymond. Mr.. Donald WILL
SON and Mr.. Thatcher Jenney of Bos-
ton; Lieut.. Col. winthrop s. Greene
Capt. william III. X. Holmes, Lieut..
Harry Cooper Banes.4 Lieut.. Arthur
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