Evening star., 1926-10-31

a pretty Autumn wedding took
place last evening at o'clock, when
Miss Robin Breuninger, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs Lewis f. Breun:nger,
and Mr.. Charles Wildey Lukens, son
Of Nr. and Mrs. James G. Lukens OF
Philadelphia, We're united in marriage.
Tho Cerem sny took place at the home
Of the bride. 500 Sixteenth street,
which was gay with Autumn flowers
ana foliage, and Rev. DIR. Frederick
Brown Iiarris OF Foundry NJ. f.
Church cfficiated. Miss Mary Thomp-
SON sang AT DaWning."
The bride walked to the altar with
her father, who gave her in marriage.
She wore a gown Of Eeorgette crepe
trimmed with rose-point lace and car
ricd shower bouquet of white roses
ana lilies Of the valley.
The only attendant was flower
eirI. Miss Laura Virginia Sickle,
niece of the bride, who wore a frock
Of yellow and carried Il basket OF
Swce heart roses.
Nr. Edward Bartleson of Phila-
dehlhia was the bridegroom's best
man.
Airs. Brcuninger, mother of the
bride. wore a gown Of black lace over
flesh color, and Mrs. Lukens, mother
OF 1Ie bridegroom, was in gray geor-
Pejte crepe.
l'ouowtng an informal reception,
Mr.. Lu6ens and his bride left for a
motor trip to the Pocono Mountains
and New York State, Mrs. Lukens
wearing two.piece brown faille gown
trimmed with fur. hat and coat to
matcl They win be at home after
Dero.lber ! at 537 Wcstda!e avenue,
>Var,hmore, IA.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Nj Edward BartlesOn, Miss Anne
GaU,t and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r.
BoG-s Of Philadelphia Miss Mary
Bau.u2artner Of Glenside, Pa: Miss
k4 4thrEn C!eckner Of SeWickley, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. Lee and Miss
Grace Lee Of Darlington. Md; Mrs. F.
Lamar Janney and Mr.. Lewis Lamar
Ia@Nny Of lIollins, Va.
The bride is a member of Pi Beta
Phi Fraternity and a graduate of
,Swar.hmore College. Mr.. Lukens is
a. graduate of SWarthmore and is
member Of Phi Sigma Kappa trater-
nit" and Sigma Tau Engineering
Society.
Miss Helen r. Hosford. daughter of
Mrs Amanda J.. Hosford, and Mr..
Prank A. Bolton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hote married Wednesday evening in
.hr Church Of The TRANSPORTATION,
Rev. !. j. QueaIIy officiating. Pink
ri'". ,nthemumS were in the altar
vases and Mr.. Lloyd Il. Aldrich, or
EaNi@5, played the wedding music,
and accompanied Mrs. Ruth May
berry, who sang preceding the cere-
mouV.
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her cousin, State
Senator Charles dupont Ridgely, of
Delaware, and wore an imported robe
pf white Venetian lace. Her lace veil
was held by q wreath of orange bios
SONS and she carried bride roses and
lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. Frederick z. Wells Of Balti-
more was matron of honor and was
n pink taffeta, with which she wore
a iar@e hat of pink and gold and she
carried pink roses. The bridesmaids
were Miss Agnes Nelson and Miss
Dorothy Lewis, whose costumes were
OF Covered pink taffeta, large pink
ana silver hats and they carried pink
roses Little Miss Beverly Starr was
f1cWt1, girl and wore dainty frock
Of pink and she carried a basket
filled with rose petals. which petals
she dropped in the path of the bride.
Mt Walter SchWab was best man
ard HE ushers We're Mr.. Norman Mel
son and Mr.. ReihI Arnold.
\ reception followed in the home
of the brides mother, at 5233 Fifth
street northwest, where Autumn
leaves, chrysan,hemums and roses
made pretty background for the
receiving party. Mrs. Hosford.
mother Of the bride, was in green
Hroc3Je and chiffon, and Mrs. Bolton,
mother of the bridegroom, wore gray
Katin. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton
LEFT tor wedding trip, the latter
traEr,iug in a maroon color gown and