Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-17
Representative Company
fAt WiusIoW- Bryn Wedding.

Raroness de Cartier, wire Oh NV
Ambassador Of Belgium, VIII w ~
the small but distinguished Colilpai's
attending the wedding this alternoo''
lat O'Clock of Miss Laura brE II:
daughter of the former Minister ol
Norway and Nine. Bryn' ana vi
sIsrancis Winslow which VIII TAKE
5,larn in tho home of the brides par
EMS AT o137 r street. the Rev T.. ;.
Duulan of the Washington Cathedra
officiating. Among others VINO VIII
attend will be the Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Curtis ID. iipuF' MIS-
James J. Davis, wife of the secretary
If Labor, and her slster-in-iaW' MFs'
ny. j. Davis: the Minister OF Den
mark, Mr.. Constantin Brun: the MIN,
lister of Finland, Mr.. AXel Leonard
Astrom: the Minister of Sweden ana
Nine. Bostrom; the commerclal couil-
selor of the Swedish legation ana
Nine. Weidel: the second secretary OF
the Peruvian embassy and Sonora de
Redova. Mrs. Howard Sutherland. Wlie
of the alien property CUSTODIAN MIS-.
Thomas f. Bayard, Mrs. John b.
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W.
Mondell. Nine. Heilmann and num-
her Of young friends of the bride ana
bridegroom.
The arrangements for the wedding
are charming in their simplicity and
an informal reception will follow the
ceremony. to which a very few addl-
fional guests had been asked. An
improvised altar has been arranged
In the drawing room and about II
are banked tall palms. smilaN ana
ferns. with two silk flags, the Amen
can flag and the Norwegian emblem
crossed just at the back of the altar,
+ which is marked on each side by
tall silver basket of Spring flowers.
A harp and violin will play selections
of nuDtial music preceding ana during
the ceremony and will play Greig's
wedding march as the wedding party
enters the drawing room.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her father. and her bridal robe is
unusually handsome. fashioned OF ivory
satin along straight lines, with long,
close-fitting sleeves pointed over the
wrist and an oval neckline. over TINS
will be worn a tunic OF rare Brussels
lace made for her mother some years
ago in Belgium. The tunlc, maze Win
n very deep oval neckline. falls slightly
below the knees. A court train OF
satin hangs from the shoulders, and
she will wear an old English point
lace veil worn by Mrs. Garlic Patter-
son, grandmother of the bridegroom,
at her wedding. The veil is arranged
i'm a cap effect and worn over full
foundation of tule, wreath OF tiny
orange blossoms caught at the back
Of the head and over each ear she
will carry a shower bouquet OK white
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Inger Bryn. sister of the bride,
. will be her maid of honor and only at
tendant. She will wear a trock of
beige georgette, made with long
sleeves, an oval neckline and pleat-
ed three-tier skirt with brown velvet
rose at the shoulder. Her hat is OF
soft green straw with band Of brown
velvet and beige, and she will carry
an arm bouquet of roses IN TWO
shades of pink. Mr.. Garlic WINSTON
of Madison Wis. will be hest man for
his brother Nine. Bryn. mother OF the
bride. will wear cream lace tune
over beige georgette crepe ship ana
will carry pink tea roses
Following the reception. NJ. Win
slow and his bride will leave for
wedding trip the bride wearing an
oxford gray tailored suit with a close
& fitting hat of fuchsa color felt and
brown fox fur neckpiece.
Among the out-oftown guests will
he Admiral and Mrs. Cameron McCrae
Winslow, Miss Sarah Winslow and
Mr. Arthur Winslow. all of Boston,
and Miss Margaret Sutherland of New
York.
The wedding of Miss Bryn and Mr..
Winslow is of unusual interest. The
bride made her debut several seasons
ago. and is one of the most popular
members of the young Set both of the
diplomatic corps and residential cir
cles. She came to Washington with
her parents when she was but a little
girl and save for a few short visits