The Washington times., 1927-06-25
GARDEN FETE
TO FOLLOW
WEDDING

The wedding of Miss Etiennt
Lawrence, daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. David Lawrence, and Her
bert Carl Sturhahn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl +. Sturhahn, Of
Hartford, Conn, is set for this
afternoon and will be one of the
most picturesque events of the
season.
The ceremony will be in St
Thomas Church at 4:3O o'clock
with the Rev. William Bishop Of
floating and afterward there will
be garden reception at Mr.. AND
Mrs. Lawrence's country home
5000 Nebraska Ave.
In the church a color scheme
of green and white has been carried
out, with white summer blossoms
used on the altar; and the same
colors will predominant in the gar.
den setting for the reception. The
wedding music will be played by
Warren Johnson, assistant organ
list of Bethlehem Chapel.
The Brides Attendants
The bride is being given in mar.
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small sister, Miss Nancy Lawrence,
as flower girl. Mrs. John Evans
is maid of honor and the brides.
maids are Miss Catherine John.
son, Miss Peggy Reynolds, Miss
Kathryn Thompson, Miss Adelaide
Carvalho and Miss Adrienne Mann.
Edward Sturhahn, of Hartford,
is best man for his brother, and
the ushers are George Gillett, NAL
colin Smith, of Hartford, Conn.,;
William Minor. Brooks Beggs, Ray
Lull, John Aull, of Chicago; Theo.
dore Weicker, Lowell Weicker, Ru.
pert McGunigle, Of New York; Phil
ip Turnbull, Kenneth McLaren and
Guy Richards, of East Orange.
Fashions of 1860
A hint OF the fashions of 1860 ap-
pears in the gowns of the brides
maids, for lace pantalettes peep be-
meath the full skirts of their beige
taffeta frocks and fichus of beige
lace adorn the low cut bodices.
They are wearing horsehair hats
to harmonic with their frocks, each
adorned with garlands of small
gold leaves, and are carrying bou.
quets of garden flowers. The ma.
tron of honor's gown of beige lace
is also made along old-fashioned
lines and she is wearing a beige
horsehair hat with a small golden
garland of leaves and carrying
early summer flowers.
The little flower girl has a frock
of yellow organize, with lace panta.
letteS showing beneath the full skirt,
and Is carrying an old-fashioned
cluster bouquet.
The brides costume is medieval in
its inspiration, with long full skirt,
tight sleeves and a collar of lovely
old lace. 1t is fashioned Of heavy
ivory satin, with a full tulle veil
falling over the court train. Small
clusters of orange blossoms hold
her veil in place and she will carry
a great sheaf of Gala lilies.
For her travelling costume the
bride will wear an ensemble suit
OF reseda green trimmed in black
fox fur, with small green felt
hat. The couple will spend their
honeymoon abroad and on their re
turn will make their home IN New
York at 225 West End Ave.
Guests from Other Cities
Mr.. Storhahn's parents came from
Hartford to attend the wedding
Other guests from out Of town here
for the event are: Mrs. John Griggs
Mr.: and MRS. Chester Warner. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beach, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Thomas Boss, Mr.. and Mrs
Strycker, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Carvalho
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Smith, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Wilbur Walker, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Layton, Herbert Sturhahn
Alice Chester, and Mr.. and Mrs
George Gillette, all of Hartford
Conn.
Those from New York city are Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Meyer, Mr.. AMI
MRS. Stuart Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Weicker, Mr., and Mrs. viii
nam Taylor, jr., William Taylor. sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nichols Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Hit, Mis-
Janis Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs
George Manersley, Arnald Hamers
lcy, Malcolm Smith, Lowell weicker
James Brown, jr.. and F.. Crammon
Other guests are Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth McLaren and Mrs. Phili,
Iurnbull, OF Orange, N. J.; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Benjamin Chapman, of ST
Louis; Mr.. ana Mrs. John SeiboId O
Columbia. S. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
letton. of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Evans, Of Lancaster, r. T.; Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Jones, Of Mont
clair. N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Herber
Weller and Miss Sylvia WELLER. O.
New Rochelle. N. Y; Miss Adeiins
Sinsabar. Of Shelton, Conn.,; Leslie
Carvalho, Of Toledo, Ohio; Mis-,
Sarah Nymans. Of Boston: Rober
McGonigle, Of Winthrop, Mass; VIII
nam Minor. OF Cincinnati; John Aull
OF Cleveland: Brooke Begg. of De
troit. Mich; Guy Richards, of Wood
mere. L. l.: Calder Seibel and ]. s
CsrvalhO. Of Lawrence, L. l., ant
Mr. and Mrs. c. Dunlop and Mis-,
Marion Dunlop. Of Providence, r. I
Miss Virgila Stephens is spending
few days At the Roosevelt in New
York before sailing for Europe
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