Evening star., 1925-09-19

an identical frock. with a velvet col
lar of pink and bouquet To match, and
hat of deep green velvet.
The bride. a slender and striking
brurette was very handsome in her
bridal white. Her gown was of point
applique lace over satin, narrowly
founced in apron effect, front and
back, with rose point lace, and cut
round at the neck The long satin
sleeves had deep cuffs of rose point.
A separate train of satin. four yards
long, hung from the shoulders. It's
center was inset with magnificent
scarf Of rose point, and it's end
weighted with a great bowknOt work
ed in seed pearls. Small sprays Of or
anGe blossoms caught to the reverse
side were revealed as it's edges turned.
The brides veil VI tullc was fastcn-
ed closely TO her head by = band Of
rose point across the front and an
orange blossom wreath in the back.
RoSettes of orange blossoms with
dropping buds were al each side. All
the rose point lace Of the costume
came from the wedding gown of the
brides mother.
At the ceremony. because Of the
small size of the chapel. but $50 were
present. Several hundred additional
guests attended the reception and the
wedding breakfast. The bridal party
went on foot down the shrubbery Dor
dered drive from the chapel TO the
pergola at the south wing OF the
house. through the pergola and up a
long grassy rectanGle of the formal
garden to the fountain terrace, where
the reception was held
Mrs. Houghton. mother of the bride,
received, wearing a becoming costume
of cream lace over gray. worn with
"a large hat of very dark brown velvet,
which blended with her sable fur neck
piece. the dark brown velvet rose at
her waist, and satin slippers of the
same shade.
Airs. Einehart, mother of the bride
groom. wore orChid-Color chiffon
over blue. with an orchid color hat.
The wedding breakfast was served
at tables in the dining room and in
the breakfast room. and buffet style
on the flower bordercd terrace In
closed by the two main wings of the
house. over which a wide awning had
been swung for the occasion. The
brea kfast room, a charming glassed-
in inclosure, tiled and furnished in old
blue and cream, was set aside for the
bridal party. Slender cedars stood
sentinel in each corner of the room.
There was no other decoration save a
bowl of red roses in the center of the
great round table, and the bouquets
of the bridesmaids. which were hung
for the time being between the win
dows.
Dancing in the great living room
followed the brea kfast.
From Washington the guests We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Brooke.
Mr.. Elliott Bates Mckee. Mr. and Mrs
Alvin Dodd Mr. and Mrs. w j. Don
ovan. Capt. and Mrs. Charles c. Glib
bons, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover
ir: Mr.. Eugene NJ IIinkle. Mr.. Cuth.
bert Lee. Mr.. JohS l.. Newbold. jr;;
NJ. and Mrs. George Page. Miss Helen
Page. Mrs. Parker, Mr.. Chauncey
Parker, Mrs. Sheridan, the Misses
Sheridan. Col. and Mrs Herbert J.
and Mrs. Harold Walker and Miss
Evelyn Walker.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Eliza
beth Richardson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Richardson. to
Lieut.. Richard Emmel NuSent.
u. S. A.. son Of DR.. and Mrs. John
c. Nusent of Altoona, Pa. will take
place this evening at 8 o'clock in
st. Stephens Episcopal Church. the
Rev. George Fiske Dudley officiat atinG.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Bush.
nell Chaplin. daughter of Col. and
Mrs. Fred B. Ryons of 1892 Lamont
street. and Lieut.. DiXwelI ketcham
son of Mr.. Frank ID. ketcham and
the late Mrs. Ketcham of New York
City. will take place this afternoon
at 4:30 O'Clock IN Englewood, y. j.,