Evening star., 1928-06-08

KELLOGG will attend the wedding
this afternoon of Miss Margaret
Lindsay Sutherland, daughter
of the alien property Gus
todian and Mrs. Howard sutherland,
to Mr.. Wallis Bleeker DuncEel, son
of DR.. and Mrs. Walter Adams Dunckei
of New York The ceremony VIII pe
performed at 4 o'clock. in the betnle-
hem Chapel of the Washington Ca
thedraI Canon William L. de Vries
Of the cathedral officiating, assisted
hv the Rev. Or. Frederick H. Barron
OF Charleston, w Va. formerly OF
Flkins W. va, where Mr.. and Mrs,
sutherland made their home before
coming to washington. The chapel VIII
have q simple arrangement OF pains
and clusters of white flowers and Mr
Edgar Priest, organist OF the catneoral'
has arranged program OF music.
Among others in the representative
company attending the nuptialS Will DC
+I,e Minister of Switzerland and Nine.
peter. Senator and Mrs. Guy DeSpard
Goff. Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman,
senator and Mrs Frederick H. Glilett
and Senator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard.
The bride will be given in marriage
nv her father and will wear a StrlElngiy
simple costume of ivory white SILK Lalise
made with a Strassht bodice nnlSheo
with a square neckline and long ugnt
fitting sleeves. The skirt Is very full
and the long train is MADE as part OF
the skirt, which IS Quite snort IN front
rT-l,a dress has no trimming. Her tulle
veil will be arranged IN a o@comlng
fashion and held by band OF neariS
o,,d She will carry a cluster of Easter
lilies
Mrs Stanley Harris. sister of the
bride, win be r,atrcr Of honor end an
other sister. Miss Katharine Sutner-
land. will be maid of honor. me
brides other attendants include MRS.
George Grant Mason. 3d. of Havana
Mrs. Martin I.sScott of New York, Mrs.
wiIlouchhv Gunciry of Cleveland. a
cousin of the bride, and Miss Sally
Simons of birmingham. Ala. The at
+erTsnts. with the exception or MISS
Sutherland. viii h~ dressed alike IN
chartreuse color chiffon made without
sleeves the plain bodices having vice
scerfs edged with fuu rufles. when
will he wound pbout tn" arms and fen
s,nnst n the uneven hemline OF the
skirts. which win be full only on the
sides. Their hats are of natural color
straw trimmed with scarfs of the chif-
fo-1 IN r,o+cl1 their pov1,s Miss Snth-
erIand will also be in chartreuse color
chiffon but her GOWN is made with
long sleeves end the skirt is circular
End made very long in the bark to
forrn a short train end short in front.
The waist he's a we'll fitted yoke. which
is very deep in the back, forming a
pint srd becoming part OF the train
below The waist line Her hat is ike
tl7at of the ntf1Ar attendants. end they
will all carry bououetS Of early Sum.
n1er flowers in many colors
Two LITTLE flower ciric Miss Natalie
Ts-e-1 ara Hgsss Sidnev Walker Of Hunt
t~-+~7 W W.. niaces IF the bride. will
80 30 in +'.> wedding ,arf~. They
will have dainty frccks Of chartreuse
caiaT rr~sndv AMI viii carry old-fash-
terad rore~avS nf eerTv Summer f7ow-
err ~ r'-onv eeiars l7e'S in Iane halders.
Nr. .Talln Young Dunckel of New
Yc~iZ VIII he b@sf man for his brother
end the usilers win include Mr.. D. Man.
f-ed f4ottfried of Diario Marina italy.
Hr. Harold p. Schaal OF New Bedford.
Mas: Mr.. Theodore L. Drews Of Chi
esgo. and MFR Loren Stout and Mr. Will
Fam L Hartman of New York,
a reeerfIon viii fellOV IN the horne
o. the brides parents. at iS45 r street.
waer tae parents Of the bride and
Bridegroom win assist in receivine Mrs
Sutherland will have costume OF beige
lace, slightly and gracefully draped. and
q hat to ratcF. and Mrs. Walter Adams
Danckei OF New York, mother Of the
bridegroom, viii be in a Paris frock o.
fowered chiffon
Later IN ti1e dsy Mr. Dunckci and his
bride viii start for a months stay In
Bermuda before going abroad, where
they viii make their home for several
years The brides going-away costume
Is . russet-eolor English tweed en-
seEnble With hat and other accessories
70 match
Among the out-of-togn guests are
C'ornodore Leonard Richards Of Aber-
csen. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard RiShards.
j.. o. wilmington. DR.. and Mrs John