Evening star., 1927-04-17
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MARTA PUEYRREDON
Nouneer daughter Of
the Am ba SIS adof Of
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Mme Pueyrfedon
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And College Dean
Have Garden Wedding
Alvin Dodd Home in Old
Georgetown S enc Of
MONDAY Affair.

The first outdoor wedding in Wash
ington of this Spring took place at
noon yesterday in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Dodd in Georgetown,
when Mrs. Izetta Jewell Brown and
Dean Hugh Miller were married. With
the variable weather of mid April in
mind no plans were made for other
than a drawing room ceremony until
an hour before the time set for guests
TO arrive. With haste a background
of palms and Spring shrubbery was
arranged at one end of the lawn be-
side the circular basin Of the foun-
tain Slender white pillars carried
broad white ribbons around the outer
circle OF the oldfashioned brick walk.
and a standard Of flowers, white and
yellow, were placed either side Of the
improvised altar.
The promenade Of the very small
wedding party to the garden was sim
ply and well arranged. There were no
attendants, and Dean Miller walked
across the lawn with DR. Charles
Wood, pastor Of the Church of the
Covenant who performed the cere
mony The bride, looking as lovely
as the days when she played before
in Washington, was unattended save
by her 11-year-old daughter, June
Brown, who carried her train.
Guests who arrived for the cere-
mony were divided, some going to the
sun parlor and others to the garden,
so, as the wedding party passed TO
and from the altar, there were friends
to greet them.
The bride wore a costume of white
lace over yellow georgette, the gown
fashioned simply, the train Of rare
lace falling from the shoulders. Her
slippers and hose were Of pale yellow,
and she wore some beautiful old pieces
Of topaz set in gold, bracelet and q
splendid ornament being especially
lovely. and she carried q large cluster
of yellow roses and white lilac. June
Brown wore a dainty yellow taffeta
frock made in petal design, tiny rose
buds Of pink and clusters of blue
forget.me- ornamenting it, the
same little flowers showing on the
headband of yellow velvet which held
her hair primly in shape. She car
ried Spring flowers in yellow tones.
There was a well arranged pro-
gram of music, Miss Charlotte Harri-
man, soprano, singing "DaWning,"
Dedication" and 20 Perfect Love"
by the well chosen orchestra that
gave q program during the reception,
A reception in the drawing rooms
followed the ceremony. and break
fast was served, spring flowers in
the drawing rooms, dining room and
in the sun parlors filling the house
with sweetness.
The company Of guests included
many members of the George Wash.
ington University faculty, where the
bridegroom was for some years
dean many members Of the West
Virginia delegation in Congress, the
brides first husband the late Repre-
sentative William G. Brown, being
from that State; and there We're many
guests from among the official and
unofficial friends Of Mrs. Miller in
| Washington.
Those from out Of town included the
two sons of the bridegroom. Mr.
Francis Miller. and Mr.. Donald Miller.
who came from Princeton University:
the three brothers Of Dean Miller, Mr.
Gardiner Miller, Mr.. Lucius Miller and
I Mr.. James Miller, and their sister
/ Miss Helen Clarkson Miller, all Of
! New York. Mrs. Conway State re-
| gent from West Virginia; Mrs. Louis
/ Leshure of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs
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