Evening star., 1926-01-03

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Marye. and Lieut. William -. Thomas.
who belongs 10 the air service branch
of the Navy. took place in st.
Thomas Church at o'clock yester-
Gay afternoon and crowded the edificc
with as notable a throng as Washing
ton could muster The decorations in
the church We're not particularly
lavish. but the youthful bride planned
II as "A background for the mauNe
colorinC which obtained throughout
me wedding arrangements
The bride is quite young and YER
small ana was almost fairy-lika in hey
GOWN Of the richest and enfteSt Of
Wh!tc satin. fashioned straight. very
short. with small plaits here and
there at the bottom of the skirt. The
neck Was finished in bateau shape
and the long tight-tittinS sleeves were
Of the satin. The court train was o.
satin With rose point lace. panels on
he train. Her tulle veil was held by
orange blossoms. with a rose point
lace shawl appliqued to ii, tuIle and
falling over il. She carried white
orchids and lilies Of the valley.
The matron Of honor was Mrs Alan
iinehart. formerly Miss CSracia
Iou&hton. and the maid of honor was
Miss Marjorie OelIichS uf New York
The maids We're Miss Nancy Hoyt.
Miss Louise Ireland. Miss Sara More
land and Miss SuZette Dewey
The bridesmaids wore frocks Of
orchIdtintnd gec-@ette with er1 { :
forming the fullness Of the short
skirts. Mrs. Rinehari $ gown was u
lemon yellow chiffon and Miss Gel
rich Of peachblow chiffon. both
made like those Of the other attend
ants. and al the girls Of the wedding
party Wore picture hats of mauve sin
mohar. each trimmed with one big
orchid rose and with u long streanrer
or mauve velvet falling over the
shoulder, Mauye slippers and hose
completes their costumes. They car
RED bouquets Of yellow roses and lay
ender SweetpeaS.
Nj. Winston Bright Thomas of New
York was best man for his brother.
and the ushers were Lieut.. Barnett
Talbot. Lieut.. Frederick Nelson. both
naval officers stationed at HAMPTON
ttoads With the bridegroom: Lieut..
omdr. John j. London. stationed at
ne Brooklyn navy yard: Mr.. George
Grove of New York Mr. David Bruce
"f Baltimore, son of Senator and Mrs.
William Caben Bruce: Mr.. Horace
I.uttrell. Mr.. George \. Garrett. Lieut..
benjamin llolcombe. White House
aide; Lieut.. COmdr Paul Cassard Mr.
Robert Gardner Of New York. Nil
Lee Douglas of Nashville Mr.. Donald
Rogers. Maj. William Cranberry. L.
) A.. Nashville. Tenn. MI Grover
Looming of New York. Group Capt
NJ. G.. Christie. Air Service British
embassy. and Mn, Bradford Norman.
ir. of New York.
Rev. Dr.. {. E.yne~t smith. rector IF
the church. oficiated there being a
charming decoration in green and
white. fluffy chry bein..
used with ferns. palms. snilaX an
white lilies on the altar
The bridal procession Was led by
dozen small choir boys in casSorl-..
and cottas. ana there was violin
Ing the service
For the reception the home was
decorated with Australian ferns and
quantities Of pink roses. with the
brides table done i'm white
Mrs. Malle Wore Il costume of
black velvet trimmed in silver. with
black velvet tuque. Mrs William
Thomas, the briGe@room's mother.
came from her home in Nashville
Tenn. 10 attend the wedding and as
sisted Mr.. ana Mrs. MaIye in receir-
Ing.
Lieut.. Thomas ana his bride left
for a honeymoon "trip TO Panama Mrs.
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