Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20
Mrs. Coolidge Present
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Wedding Ceremony
Daughter of Wyoming Sem
ator Weds Maj. Harmon,
u. S. A., In Presence of
Large Company.

Mrs. Coolidge attended the wedding
asst evening of Miss Rosa Maye
<endrick, daughter of Senator and
IRIS. John Il. Kendrick of Wyoming,
. Maj. Hubert Reilly Harmon, L..
:. A. son OF Mrs. Willard Fillmore
harmon. The ceremony was per-
prrned in All Souls Unitarian Church.
sixteenth and Harvard streets, at 8
. clock, Chaplain John T. Axton,
chief of chaplains of the Army, offici-
ating, assisted by the Rev. DR.. u. c..
B. Pierce OF All Souls Church.
A large and distinguished company,
including cabinet officers, members of
the Senate and lower house. high
military officials and a large con-
tingent from the smart residential
set. were in attendance.
The spacious church of colonial de-
sign, with tall palms and standards
of Easter lilies and daisies placed
just below the pulpit gave a charming
background for the wedding. While
the guests were assembling, Mr..
Lewis Corning Atwater. Organist of
the church, played a program of sacred
music and as the bridal party made
its way to the pulpit the "Lohengrin"
wedding march was played.
The bride walked to the pulpit with
her father, VINO gave her in marriage.
Her bridal robe fashioned of white
brides satin was striking in it's sim
plicity. The bodice, made with a
round yoke with a deep V inset of
Venetian rose point lace at the front,
was sleeveless and slightly bloused
at the low waist line, and the skirt,
moderately long. was close-fltting at
the back and fell into soft-winged
folds at the immediate front, a small
seed pearl ornament holding the folds
which dropped few inches below the
hemline of the skirt. A full court
train of satin hung from the shoulders
and her veil of unusual pattern was
fashioned of lovely Venetian rose
point lace and tulle, the lace arranged
in soft coronet held by tiny cluster
of orange blossoms, continuing to the
waist line. where it was Joined with
orange blossoms to the tulle. The
tulle veil several yards in length COM
pletely covered the train and was
finished at the bottom by a wide band
of the handsome lace. She carried a
shower bouquet of white orchids,
lilacs and lilies of the valley.
The brides attendants, in the dainty
frocks of taffeta in Spring shades
of blue and mellon with satin slip
pers to match their gowns, lent
delightful Springtime atmosphere to
the occasion.
Mrs. S. Calvin Cumming, cousin
of the bride. was the matron Of
honor. Her gown was of Alice blue
fashioned with close-fitting bodice.
a bouffant skirt Of tiny ruffies with
a cascade of taffeta flowers in shades
Of blue flame and pink falling from
the waist down the left side of the
skirt. She carried butterfly roses
and forget me-nOts tied with taffeta
ribbon to match her gown.
The other attendants. Miss Dorothy
Yates. Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss
Madeleine Austin and Mrs. Eugene
Vidal, wore gowns of mellon taffeta
designed like that of the matron of
honor. with garlands of mellon
taffeta designed like that of the
matron of honor. with garlands of
mellon, flame and blue flowers at
the left side of the frocks. They
carried arm bouquets of Columbia
roses and lavender fuschia tied with
orchid ribbon.
Mrs. Kendrick, mother of the bride,
was in q gown of chiffon shading
from flesh and deep rose pink, made
along straight lines and lavishly
trimmed with silk fringe. Mrs. Har-
mon, mother of the bridegroom, was
In. gray georgette crepe over flesh
crepe.
Maj. Willard Fillmore Harmon,
brother Of the bridegroom. was best
man and the groOmsmen selected
were Maj. Alvan Sandeford, Maj. p.
Cousins. Capt. Robert Walsh. Mr..
Manville Kendrick. brother of the
bride, and the ushers were Capt.
Eugene Regnier. Lieut.. Ralph Oftsie,
Capt. S. Calvin Cumming and Lieut..
Thomas Dresser White.
Following the ceremony small re-
ception was held at the apartment of
the brides parents, 2400 Sixteenth
street. The apartment was decorated
with Spring blossoms and large
wedding cake was placed in the CEN
ter Of the banquet table and two sill
yer vases of flowers were at each end
Of the table. The receiving party re-
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