Evening star., 1926-02-13
Miss MOffett Bride of
Ensign Moore Last Night

The important wedding of the late
Winter was that of Miss Janet Mot
fett. daughter Of the chief or naval
aeronauticS. Rear Admiral W illlam
A Moffett and Mrs. Moffett. to Ensign
Elliott McFarlan Moore. L. ;. ~, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel MGR ariai II
Moore Of East Orange, y. j., WIlicIi
took place last evening at CLOCK
at the home OF the brides parents,
2O1e Massachusetts avenue. Chapidll
Sidney J. Evans of the Naval acad-
envy officiated in the presence OF
DISTINGUISHED company OF guests III,
cluding officials. high ranking ollicei
Of the Army, Navy and Marine corps
.nd members of diplomatic and resi-
dental circles.
The house was profusely decorated
virh flowers. The large bay window
was banked with palms and Easter
lilies as a setting for the improvlsed
altar, where satin cushions, rlpoohS
and lace were placed. formed a cndflh-
ing background for the wedding party.
In the dining room large vases OF
pink roses and lilies were used ana III
the center of the table was large
wedding cake, the top layer being
miniature airplane Symphonic Oh tne
branch of military service the BRIDE
I9fher ana tnt Ga 80.
As the wedding party entered the
drawing room the wedding march was
softly played on an organ placed Oh
an uDper floor OF the home.
The bride was given in marriage DS
her father, and was lovely IN gown
of bride satin, fashioned Princess
model, the skirt ankle length IN the
front and scarcely escaping the moor
at the back INanshaped inserts OF
rare old Princess lace were set IN the
bottom of the skirt nine inches from
the hem. and the square neckline was
finished off with shallow yoke or the
lace The sleeves We're long and close
fitting, pointed over the wrist with
bands of the lace. The court ram
was of flesh georGette crepe bordered
across the hemline with orange bios
SONS, and the long tulle Veil was SIM.
ply arranged across the brow and heiu
ct either side with little clusters OF
orange blossoms. She carried shower
bouuuet of lilies of the valley and
gardenias.
Miss Betty Motfeit. schoolgirl sister
of the bride, was the maid of honor
and she wore a dainty frock or Sky
blue taffetta, made with close httlne
bodice and a bouffant skirt scallopec
about the hem. The bateau neckline
was finished off with a narrow seal
loped collar, giving A bertha erect
and at the left shoulder was caught
q cascade of blue and pink ribbon
She wore blue slippers and stockings
and carried an old fashioned bouquet
of sweetheart roses and forget-me'
nots. Her long golden hair being
worn in curls. Beverly Moffett. tiny
sister of the bride, was ribbon bearer
wearing a frock of pale pink geors-
ette crepe. ia ashioned similar to that
of the maid Of honor. Charles Mofrett,
Young brother of the bride was also
a ribbon bearer and he wore dark
blue suit, a large collar and a white
silk bow tie.
Mrs. Moffett, mother Of the bride,
wore a stunning gown of cloth of gold
and silver, made on straight lines
with long full sleeves and an insert al
the front Of pale gold cloth encrusted
with gold beads. She wore a corsage
Louuuet of orchids and lilies of the
valley. Mrs. Moore. mother or the
bridegroom. was in n black jet robe
and she wore a corsage bouquet. Mrs.
Addison c. Burnham, jr., sister OF the
bridegroom. was in a gown of pale
pink taffetta md black tulle, fashioned