Evening star., 1927-11-02

dSlcIuSu tI1E WSuulHE aL UOOIi
today of Miss Barbara Hight,
i daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sawyer Hight, to Mr..
Charles David Hayes, son of Mrs
Hayes and the late Mr.. James j
Hayes of this city, which took place
in the home of the brides parents at
H644 Twenty.first street. The wedding
WAS one of the most brilliant of the
autumn season. Due to limited space
lat the home, the guests were confined
40 high officials. foreign ENJOYS and
close friends of the two families. I'M
knediately following the ceremony a
large reception and breakfast was held
at the Willard Hotel.
Autumn flowers in shades of yellow
end white combined with tall palms,
smilax and ferns. were used in pro-
fusion throughout the home, and IN
the large bay window where the we'd
ding ceremony was performed an Inn
provised altar of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and satin cushions was ar.
ranged The Rev. Father Buckley OF
St. Matthew's Church officiated. and
as the guests were assembling and
during the ceremony, an impressive
program of sacred music was given
by a string trio.
The bride entered the drawing room
with her father, who gave her in mar
riage. She was a picture of charm
and loveliness in her wedding gown
of heavy satin crepe. fashioned along
dainty old-fashioned lines with touches
of rare old rose point lace used on
the wedding robe Of her mother
adding to the beauty of the frock. The
bodice was a fitted model, with deep
yoke Of rose point lace, and long
fitted sleeves with narrow cuffs of lace.
The yoke was outlined with seed
pearls where it was Joined to the satin,
and the cuffs were also appliqued with
pearls The skirt, quite full and cir.
eular. trailed the floor at the back
and was several inches shorter at the
front, where here and there bit of
rare old lace which adorned the chiffon
foundation Of the gown could be seen.
The tulle veil, cut circular and com.
pletely covering the court train of
satin. was arranged softly about her
face with a narrow band of old lace
worn by the brides maternal grand
mother at her wedding. the lace form
ing bandeau and then continuing
under the tulle down either side just
past the waist line. A tiny cluster OF
orange blossoms was caught at the left
side of the bandeau, and her bouquet
was of white roses and lilies of the
valley.
{ Miss Phyllis Hight attended her
sister as maid of honor and the brides
maids were Miss Nancy Hamilton.
Miss Betty Ridsdale. Miss Eleanor
Bryan Smith and Miss Mary Schmidt
Of Jersey City. The costumes Of the
attendants were unusually effective,
fashioned of porcelain blue and canary
yellow taffeta. designed with basque
bodices, quaint sleeves of tulle, fitted
TO the elbows, from where full ruffie
fell to the wrist. The skirts were cut
in petal effect, with each petal showing
a full fiounce of tulle corresponding
with the taffeta. The petals and the
tulle ruffies were picoted with silver
threads and at the bateau necklines
were soft fat collars of tulle. The at.
tendants all wore black velvet hats,
with new French metal flower orna-
nlents caught in the front Of the brim,
II maid of honor's ornament in
niistletoe design and the bridesmaids
In gardenia design.
Miss Hight, the maid Of honor, was
in the yellow taffeta and the other
attendants In the blue. Carrying out
the old.fashioned effect, the bouquets
of the attendants were arranged with
lacy frills, the maid Of honor's being
OF yellow roses and the bridesmaids OF
OF lavender sweet peas.
Mr. William e. Hayes, brother OF
the bridegroom, was the best man
and the ushers selected were Mr.. John
C. Hayes, another brother of the
Bridegroom; Mr.. James p. Nolan, Mr..
Jack Hayes and Mr.. Henry ID. Mirick. |
Receiving with the bridal couple |
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hight and Mrs. |
Hayes. mother of the bridegroom, |
Mrs. Hight was in striking gown
Of silvertone silk lace over a salmon |
pink crepe slip. the gown made with |
landings Of dull gold; hat Of black |
velvet. and she carried Ward roses. |
Mrs. Hayes wore black transparent |
velvet gown combined with silver |
cloth. hat to correspond, and carried
orchids
mfr. Hayes and his bride left after |
the reception and breakfast for a we'd
ding trip, Mrs. Hayes wearing a smart
tailored ensemble of black and tan
trimmed with brown fur, and small
black hat. They viii be at home upon
their return at 1926 Sixteenth street.
Among the out-of-town guests were