Evening star., 1928-04-08

wedding of unusual interest was
that Of Miss Janet Elizabeth Smith,
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Hugh NC
Cormtek Smith, to Mr.. Carl Harry
Clauciy. jr. SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Harry Claudy, which took place last
evening in the Washington Club at
e:Se O'Clock. Rev. Thomas Worthington
Cooke of the Ascension Church ofi-
eating,
The arrangements for the wedding
were charming IN detail and small
reception followed the ceremony. Easter
lilies, ferns and palms gave an effective
BACKGROUND and the aisle through which
the wedding party passed was made Of
white ribbons extended from tall stand
ersis TONED with vases of lilies. An
orchestra played as the guests were
assembling and for the reception.
Owing 10 the absence of the brides
father in Siam the bride was given
In marriage by her cousin, Mr.. William
Hsnford CurtisS OF Corning. N. Y. She
was lovely in her wedding gown Of
ivory satin. robe de style model. dis
PLAYING a cloSe-fitting bodice with long
sleeves and a woke of old duchess and
rose point lace. A bit of the lace
formed cuffs at the wrist The skirt
was very full. slightly shorter at the
front Than IN the back. and her veil of
ivory tulle wsS worn With pearl band,
having a cluster OF orange blossoms on
one SIDE.
The brides attendants. in their dainty
frockS Of taffeta in rainbow hueS and
carrying arm bouquets OF vari-colored
Spring flowers. gave color and SPRING
time atmosphere to the wedding. Their
frocks were in shades OF rose, blue and
orchid, fashioned along bouffant style.
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the color of the gown.
The attendants were Miss Josephine
Virginia Clendening Miss Emily Blan-
Ton Pikinton and Miss Frances EStelle
walker. Miss Helen Conant Hanford
was the flower girl. wearing q dainty
frouG of yellow georgette and carrying
haSxAe of yellow roses.
IN. Marcel Mallet Provost was best
naAA aud the usherS were Mr.. Mark
reFton Coles. Mr. Charles Royce Hough
R1sd Mr. Joseph Quitman Stansfield.
a3rs Smith mother of the bride. wore
4 gown of old blue chiffon. embroidered
In CRYSTALS. and Mrs. Claudy was in
beige lace over apricot satin.
Mr.. Clsudy and his bride left after
Che reception for wedding trip, Mrs.
ciaudy wearing gray ensemble with
hat to match and corSage bouquet OF
Among the out-of-town guests we're
Or. John Mum Hanford. Miss Helen
Ccnant Hanfcrd. Miss Sally Hanford of
New York, Nr. and Mrs. Richard Stead
man Pitts Of East Orange, N. j.; Mr..
sEd Mrs william Hanford Curttss and
AEr. William Hanford CurtiSs. jr.. and
iarve number Of guests Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Claudy viii reside tenn
porarily with the parents Of the bride
Ii their home on NJ street.
The marriage of Miss Grace Adella
Roberts. daughter Of Mr.. James @.
Roberts of this city. to Mr.. H. Bernhard
Lemon. son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. V.
Lemon Of HillSboro. Ohio, took place in
the Church of the Covenant at O'Clock
last evening. with Rev William A.
Eissnberger ofhciating. The church had
q charming arrangement Of lilies, palms
and ferns. Preceding the ceremony Mr..
Louis Annis sang Il Love You Truly
and AT Dawning."
The bride wore a gown of rose beige
lace. with large transparent hat, and
carried e shower bouquet Of roses and
lilies of the valley. She was given In
frs-riage by her father. Miss Martha
E. Lee, who was maid of honor, wore
gown Of orchid chiffon with hat to
match and carried butterfly roses.
Mr.. Edward A. SchmitZ of Cam
bridge. Mass was best man. and the
ushers we're Mr.. James r. Fox and Mr..
Zachary wobensmith. ID Following
the ceremony q reception was held at
the home Of the bride, 36IS Connecticut
avenue
Mr.. ard Mrs. Lemon left after the
deception for wedding trip Mrs