Evening star., 1924-06-26

i" HE President and Mrs Cool
idge, accompanied by their
sons, Mr.. John Coolidge and
Mr.. Calvin Coolidge. jr are
occupying the presidential box at the
ball game this afternoon.
The minister of Bulgaria and Nine
Panaretoff left this morning for New
York, where they will remain for a
snort time before going to Cassenova
TO spend the month of July They
Will go from there to Williamstown
70 attend the Institute of Politics al
Williams College through August and
VIII spend the month of September
on the north shore of Massachusetts
after which they will return to this
city.
Mrs; Warren G. Harding has re-
turned TO her apartment at the New
wizard after spending several weeks
in Ohio.
st. Johns Church Scene
or High Noon Wedding Today.
St Johns Church on Lafayette
square was filled today at high noon
with guests to witness the MARRIAGE
Of Miss Marcia Katherine Chapin,
daughter of Mrs. Chaplin and the iate
Frecerlck Emmons Chaplin to Mr.
Nlillam Charles Meekins of Elizabeth
Slty, n c, son of Mr.. and Mrs l.
M Meekins of that city.
There was graceful, arrange
ment OF pink roses. palms and ferns
about the altar. and while a we'll
arransed program of bridal music
mas ine P1,ns Mr g. given the usshers, includ-
Rutland Thompson Mr.. Howell T.
Sawyer of New York, Mr.. William II
Harkness of Cleveland. Mr. William
.. whitney of New Haven. Copn;
Mr.. John A. Clifford Of Atlantic City'
Mr.. Charles w. Williams, jr., Of
Montclair, n. J.; Mr.. Kennedy Hamill
OF pittsburgh. Pa, and Mr.. c. Il. w.
Snlth OF Baltimore, seated the several
hundred guests. Mr.. Meekins had as
son. jr.. of cleveland, Ohio.
The Rev. pT. Robert Johnston rec
tor of st. Johns Church, performed
the ceremony.
The bride was lovely in her gown
OF silver tissue brocaded in white
one OF the most beautiful bridal robes
worn in Washington this season. The
lines of the gown were after Lanvin's
pest model, having a ra ther full skirt,
bodice with an almost normal waist
line and fashioned sleeveless and
with rounded neckline. Rare old
point lace in the form of a bertha
was arranged about the neck of the
bodlce, the point coming in front and
shoulders just back of the arm. The
court train of the silver tissue bro
cade hung from the shoulders, and as
1t reached the floor spread out into
slight fan shape. The entire train
was lined with the finest puffed
georgette and finished at the lower
end with rose point lace. Her veil
was hecomingly arranged with d. tiny
wreath of orange blossoms, and she
carried a shower bouquet of white
roses n "a Low
Miss Peggy Martin attended the
bride as maid of honor, and her other
attendants were Miss Blanche Sire
beigh of New York, Miss Corinne de G.
Stephens, Miss Ruth Donaldson and
Miss Helen Colbert of Washing gton;
Miss Elinor Bright of New Orleans,
Miss Carrie Lee Waddey of Richmond
Va. and Miss Isabel Meekins of Eliza
beth City, y. c., sister of the bride
groom.
The maid of honor wore a gown of
crean-color lace over corn-color georg-
cite, with a small hat of corn color
trimmed in flowers of pastel shades.
The bridesmaids. dressed alike, were
in shell-pink chiffon with ruffled pan
els 1t the sides of the rather full
skirts. Their picture hats were of
pink horsehair braid, with scarfs Of
pink chiffon falling at the right side, |
and they carried clusters of pink
roses and blue de1phenium-
Mrs Chaplin wore a graceful gown
of white georgette, finely plated and
ia ashioned with cape falling below
the waist line, Her hat and entire |
costume was In white as she Is in !
the bridsEroo1n, wore a gown OF Law