Evening star., 1926-04-11
MISS VIRGINIA BRANDT,
Bsa mGt and W1f9h 4EeMus foT Faster
vaclt1o1N
Postmaster Season Marked
By Brilliant Weddings
Society of Three Cities Interested in Proctor
Flint Marriage of Yesterday-Other
Brilliant Events Listed
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Representative society Of Washing
ton, New York and Boston filled Beth
lehem Chapel of the Cathedral of st.
Peter and st. Paul to oyerflowing AT
| 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon for the
| wedding Of Miss Margaret Olivia
Flint. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Flint of New York and Wash
ington. TO Mr.. Thomas Emerson Proc.
tor of Boston. son of Mr.. James Howe
Proctor and the late Mrs. Proctor of
that city. The chapel was softly light
ed with many candles about the altar,
where were arranged lilies and Spring
flowers with palms filling the inches at
either side.
Rt. Rev. James f. Freem.n. Bishop
of Washington. and Rev. William
Garth of St. Marks Church, Islip,
l.. L.. performed the ceremony and
there was program of wedding
music especially arranged by the
organist and choir.
Mrs. Flint walked with her daughter
to the altar and gave her in marriage.
She wore a bridal gown of white
satin, the skirt formed of two founces
of rare old point lace, the close-fitting
bodice of satin having long sleeves
of the lace, while two wide panels
Of the lace fell over the train. The
reached the hem OF the very long satin
train at the back, while shorter veil
was arranged to cover the face until
after the ceremony, when it was lifted.
Orange blossoms in little clusters held
the veil at either side and fell In
sprays over the tulle. The bride s
bouquet was Of orchids and lilies Of
the valley.
Mrs. Augustus Bradhurst Field, r..
Of New York, wss matron of honor
and wore a bouffant gown of white
taffeta and silver, with q hat OF tulle
and silver net, and carried an arm
bouquet Of white lllacs. The brides
maids. Miss Marie Louise Bird,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver VII
liam Bird Of New York and Long Is
land; Miss Mary D. Strange. Miss
Sophie B.. Duer, Miss Grace Wander
| bilt, all of New York; Miss Mary j.
Proctor Of Boston. and Miss Adeline
NJ. Oxnard of Upperville. Va. and
Washington. formed a pretty group in
white and silver. Their gowns of
white chiffon were built over cloth of
silver and their hats were of silver net,
while sheafs Of white lilac with nat
ural foliage were their flowers.
Mr.. Augustus Bradhurst Field. Jr..
was best man for Mr.. Proctor and Mr..
L. -
the bridegroom; Mr.. T. G.. p. Rice, Mr..
Amory l.. Hasken. Mr.. George Apple.
ton, Mr.. J. Crosson Cooper, jr.: Mr..
William A. Randall, Mr.. Joseph b.
Hoyt. jr., and Mr.. Ralph B. Jenkins
of Boston served as ushers.
The reception held in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Flint following the cere-
mony was for the entire company at
the chapel, and the drawing rooms
were veritable gardens Of Spring flow
ers. Mrs. Flint. who assisted in re-
ceiving the guests, wore a modish
costume of georgette and crepe, the
hat in the same shades.
When Mr.. Proctor and his bride
left for a wedding trip preparatory to
sailing for a stay Of six weeks In
Europe. she wore q costume of dark
blue crepe and a hat in the same
color.
When they return to this country,
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor viii go to Boston
and will spend the Summer at Beverly
Farms, going in the Autumn to their
home at Hamilton, Mass.
A charmingly arranged Spring we'd
ding was that of Miss Damaris Wilson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Wilson Of Clifton Forge, Va, to Mr..
Thomas A. Muir, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Muir Of Hartsdale, N. Y.
which took place yesterday at 2
o'clock, In st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, Rev. DIR. c. Ernest Smith Of
ficiatiEg. The church was decorated
with Easter lilies and palms, and a de-
lightful informal reception was held at
the Cairo Hotel for the guests at the
wedding. who numbered about 60.
The bride walked to the altar with
her father, who gave her in marriage.
She wore a lovely gown Of white taf-
feta, fashioned along colonial style,
with close-1tting bodice with long
tulle sleeves, and the bouffant skirt
embroidered with white floss in rose
design, having a deep fiounce of tulle
at the bottom of the skirt. Her tulle