The Washington times., 1926-06-12
JUNE BRIDES
HOL D STAGE
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Miss Elizabeth Wrenn
Weds Samuel Hallock
du Pont Today

days and OF the grist today perl1ap:
the most interesting is the marriage
OF Miss Elizabeth Ormofld Wrenn
daughter OF Mrs. Harry Lee Wrenn
to Samuel Hallock DUPONT. son d
Mrs. William X. dupont Of VII
nlington. Del.
Al big and brilliant wedding haC
been planned until the death Of thu
BRIDE father q few weeks ago
And, since II was her fathers wisf
that .the wedding arrangements b
not changed, the picturesque de
tails Of the ceremony will be car
ried out, although the wedding viii
b witnessed only by a few Gloss
friends instead of by q large aflc
distinguished company of guests.
The ceremony is to be this
afternoon In st. Margaret's Church.
with the rector. the Rev. DR.. Her.
bert Scott Smith, officiating.
wearing Bridal White
The bride. who Is. one Of the
loveliest of last seasons debu.
tantes, is wearing a gown Of white
satin made on straight lines and
with long, clUse-fittIng EIeeves--a
Paris model. There is court
train Of the satin over which falls
Il veil of tulle. arranged about the
face with rose point lace. a marrow
band OF which goes under the chin.
She is carrying q shower bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley and orchids
Miss katherine Wrenn, sister Of
the bride, is maid Of honor. and
Mrs. J. Simpson Dean. of Whining.
ton, sister OF the bridegroom, is
n1atron-Of.h honor Both are g0vned
in mauve chiffon made with long
sleeved bodicess and skirts with side
flonEces ef d deeper shade Of nlauye.
Their hats are large models Of
paauve horsehair trimmed in velvet
ribbon of deeper shade. and they
are carrying sheafs OF blue del
phinium and yellow roses.
The bridesmaid Miss Wilhenlina
DUPONT. sister OF the bridegroom:
Miss Alberta b. dupont, Miss
Esther dupont and Miss Frances
DUPONT. cousins of the bridegroom,
all of Wilmington; Miss Helen Gary
and Miss Elizabeth sutherland -are
wearing frocls of pale yellow chif-
Ton. the skirts OF which have in
serted flounces of a deeper shade.
Their hats are large models in vel.
low Slnorsehafr trimmed with nauve
velvet and they are carrying shower
bouquets Of lupins. delphinium and
yellow roses
All Of the attendants are wearing
satin shoes ans hose I'd harmonic
with the gowns.
Miss Mary Selden was TO have
been member Of the bridal party
hut illness prevented her from
being present.
Mr.. du Pont has ]. Simpson Dean
AZ best man and the. ushers are
q. B. jackson, of New York: Fl.
BeIin du Pont, Of Ardmore. Pa;
Charles W. Baker, of wilmington
). Montgomery Deayer. Of Phila.
deIphia; John Jenney, OF Syracuse.
Alfred Bissell. Of White Plains
n. r: James Ingram. Of New York
ana Frank RutaH. of Pittsburgh
Small Reception
Following the ceremony there
will be a. small reception at the
home OF the brides mother at 230l
Connecticut Ave. after which MT.
and Mrs. dupont viii leave for
a honeymoon in Europe, The lat
ter is travelling in gown Of black
crepe satin trimmed with ecru
chiffon in jabot effect and coat
of black satin lined with ecru kasha
cloth. A small hat Of black straw
and light scarf eompiete her cos
tune.
They will return 10 this country
in August and VIII make their
home III wilmington. where the
bridegroom Is an official in the
duPOn Powder Company.
Among the out-of-town guests
here for the wedding are Mr. and
Mrs Harold Holmes Wrenn and
Mrs. Charles f. Bevan, of Balti-
more: Mrs. w. w. Wrenn, Of Green
Spring Valley, Md: Mrs. Thomas
Chambers, of Baltimore: Capt.
Theodore w. Wrenn, Of Fort HoyIe,
Md: Mrs. Mcdonald Lindsay Wrenn,
OF Norfolk, Va: Mrs. Robert A,
sDodson.. OF Norfolk, Va. relatives
sOf the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre DUPONT, Mr..
and Mrs. Lammot dupont, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Copeland. Mr.. and
AIRS. W. W. Laird. Miss Natalie
DUPONT. Miss Mary K. DUPONT, Miss
Edith dupont. Miss Louisa Car.
penter, Mrs. Philip F. dupont,
Ernest DUPONT, jr.; Pierre s. du-
Pont, 3rd. and Lamont du Pont, 3rd,
all Of Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs.
Irene DUPONT. of Granogue. Del;
AR. and Mrs. r. r. NJ. Carpenter, OF
Montclair, N j.; Mr. and Mrs. H.
BeIln dupont. Of Ardmore. Pa. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred v. DUPONT, OF
Washburn, Wis
&
The Vassar Alumnae of Washing
ton will meet for dinner on Monday
evening at the Little Tea House.