Evening star., 1928-04-29

Seldom has an international wedding
in the Capital been looked upon with
more interest than that OF Miss Janet
Phillips. the debutante daughter OF
former Representative and Mrs
Thomas w. Phillips. jr, and Mr.
Leander Mccormick -Goodhart. COM
mercial secretary Of the British embassy
which took place in Bethlehem Chapel
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mem
bers OF the executive family and the
Ambassadors. Ministers and charge
d'affaires of embassies and legations
members of the two families and a few
others filled the beautiful chapel OF
the Washington Cathedral to It's ca
pacity. while these and other guests
to the number Of several hundred at
tended the reception
There were vases OF lilies on the
altar. and white ribbons marking the
aisle were the only other decorations
Right Rev. James Z. Freeman. EptS-
Copal Bishop OF Washington. and
Canon Fletcher of the cathedral on
ciated. the boy choir singing and the
Wedding music being played by Mr.
Priest, orRaniSt. The arrangements
for the wedding were conventional. the
bride walking with her father. pre-
ceded by her two young attendants
Miss Margaret Phillips. her younger
sister, and Miss Patsy Mccormick
Goodhart. niece OF the bridegroom,
while Miss Katharine Phillips, another
sister, as maid of honor walked before
tho bride. The delicate tones OF yell
low and orchid and yellow and green
gave the color note TO the costumes Of
tlie attendants. with the maid Of honor
carrying lavender. delphinium and yell
low snapdragonS. with her gown IN
the same tones, and the younger girls,
and purple lilacs. their gowns being
of yellow and green. The former wore
hat of lavender with hrim of me-
dsum width. and streamerS OF yellow
tied under the chin at one side and
falling In long ends. The younger
girls wore hats Of yellow and green.
The brides robe was OF exceeding
dignity and simplicity. fashioned in un-
broken lines from the top of the bodice,
where &c was finished with q rose point
yoke. to the hem Of the skirt, which
was long in front and swept TO round
train of medium length, The princess
effect was given by the curved waist
lines and the sleeves Of satin were long
and closely fitted, with rose point at
the hand. The priceless old BrugeS lace
veil, puu&ut HlAt0 1VNAS aAV ~ NAN
brides grandmother. was worn with q
coronet OF rose point lace arranged
with the orange blossoms worn by her
mother. while the lace veil. narrow at
the top and widening into a long train,
was arranged over the tulle veil. She
carried white orchids. and ON her hoClice
was the long. graceful crescent diamond
brooch given her by the bridegroom,
she also wore the diamond necklace OF
rare and beautiful workmanship given
her by the hridegroomS mother, Mrs.
Frederick Il, Mccormick -CaoodhArt.
MT r. Hamilton Mccormick Good
hart was best man for his brother and
the ushers were Mr., Fowler Mccormick,
Mr., Henry Getty Chiffon, counselor OF
the British embassy, Mr.. Theodore
from the British embassy stan, Capt
J. =, N, Rltchle. naval attache, and
the following secretaries: Mr, Ronald
Campbell, sir Adrian Ralllie. Mr., A, J,
Pack. MIR, Henry HopktnSon, MIR,
Michael Wright and Mr., IL, H. Sims,
The Honorable John Francis Amherst
Cecil, former attache OF the embassy,
and MIR. Coleman jennings were also
Of the party Of nsherS,
Many guests besides those witnessing
the ceremony attended the reception In
the home Of Mr.. and MrS, Phillips,
where the bride and bridegroom were
assisted by Mr, and Mrs, Phillips. par
ents of tho bride. and Mrs, McCoFmiek~
aoodhart, mother Of the bridegroom,
and by members Of the wedding party,
The lawn was % have been the scene
Of the reception had good weather OBJ
tanned.
Mrs Phillips. the brides mother was
In All impaired gown of nAAuve color lace
and ware q hat 0f purple tones,