Evening star., 1928-10-21


of Swampscott Mass, took place las
evening at o'clock, in the home OF tn
brides parents. 616 North Carolina ave
nue. Rev. DR.. j. j. Rives officiating. TIL
home had pretty arrangement OF Au
tumn flowers and an improvlseo altar o
nalTns with tall standards of white ant
bronze chrySanthen1umS, was placed II
the living room. Mr.. Louis A. Potter
plaved selections of nuptial music ant
the wedding march. and Mrs. Potter
sank "A Birthday" and Serenity.
The bride was given in marriage oJ
her father. She wore a gown OF ivory
satin fashioned with fitted bodlce anc
long sleeves, and circular skirt, snortel
in front and touching the floor at the
hack Her tuIle veil fell from cap OF
tulle with clusters of orange blossoms
across the back. and she carried q
shower bouquet of roses and lilies OF the
valley. ,
MRS. Charles M. Boteler, sister-in-laW
of the bride. was matron OF honor, wear
ING a gown of antique ivory tafteta
fashioned along period lines, the skirt skirt
faced with tangarine color tafteta. Wnlch
also formed a bow in the back. Narrow
bands of roses were used on the ntteu
bodice. and she carried bouquet OF
rust-color chrysanthemums. MISS neSteL
Boteler, sister of the bride, was nalo
of honor. wearing a costume IKE tIlat
of the matron Of honor.
Mr. Hilton Fisher OF Swampscott'
Mass. was best man, ana the usneTS
were Mr.. Charles M. Boteler OF this city
and Mr. Frederic A. Fisher OF Boston.
reception followed the ceremony,
after which Mr.. Fisher and his bride
left for a wedding trip, Mrs. Fisher
wearing a beige and chestnut brown
ensemble, with close-fltting brown hat.
Thev will make their home at 81 North
Main street In Natick, Mass.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher, parents OF
the bridegroom; Miss Ruth Fisher, MISS
lila Fisher, Miss Clara Fisher, all OF
Massachusetts: Miss Ethel Gray OF New
work. Mrs. Anna Flack and Miss Mar
csret FIack of Baltimore, Mrs. LLOYD
G Newcomb of Chicago, and Mr.. James
B, MacLean of New York.
A number of parties were given prior
tn the wedding for the brlde-elect.
Among those entertaining in her honor
we're Miss Catherine buckingham, MISS
.Ieannette Burgess, Miss Elizabeth Hum
n1er Mrs. Everett Hellmuth, Miss Anna
Creel. Miss Mildred Creel, Miss Lillian
voolfolk. Miss Hester Boteler, Miss Vlr-
cinia Fisher, Miss Elizabeth Fisher,
Mrs. Albert Reed and MISS Marian
Hummer.
The bridegroom is graduate OF the
United States Naval Academy ana the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology.
The marriage of Miss Grace May
Follin. daughter of Mr.. A. F. Follln, to
Mr.. Walter j. Slicer, son of Mrs. Annie
@. Slicer of 1872 Kenyon street nortn-
west. took place at noon yesterday.
The ceremony was performed IN the
lexington Presbyterian Church, ReV.
Henry Wooding officiating, in the pres
e.1ce of only the members OF the lmme-
diaCe fanAles.
Mss sara Hall was maid of honor and
Mr.. r. Glenn Slicer was best man.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Slicer
lett for a motor trip north, and WI oe
at home after the 1st OF November at
1872 Kenyon street.
A wedding of interest took place yes
terday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock IN Cile
Christ Episcopal Church, Springfield
Ohio. when Miss Catherine Ludlow,
daughter of Mr.. Thurston w. Ludlow.
became the bride of Mr.. Lee II. Jones,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Willis Jones OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, Rev. Phil Porter
of Dayton, Ohio, officiating
Preceding the service short pro-
gram of music was presented by the
vested choir of the church.
Approaching the chancel first were
the 10 ushers, Mr.. Edmund j. Phelps,
ir., and Mr.. Rufus r. Rand, jr., both OF
Minneapolis; Mr.. Preston B. Porter, Mr..
Carl H. Bowen, Mr.. Alfred H. Schoell-
kopf, Mr.. Norman Thirkield, Mr.. G.
Carl Warner and Mr.. Reginald Victor
Williams, all of Buffalo. and Mr.. Harold
A, Prout and Mr.. Wallace S. Thomas
of Springfield. Then followed the
bridesmaids, Mrs. Marshall Orme Ex-
nicioS and Miss Katherine r. Suther-
land, both of Washington, D. c.; Mrs
Reginald Victor Williams OF Butfalo
and Miss Frances Turner, Miss Vir-
ginia johnson and Mrs. Edward Lyon
Buchwalter, II, of Springfield, who
in. turn, were succeeded by the maid
of honor. Miss Elizabeth Ludlow, sister
OF the bride, and the flower girls, Betty
Mills Prout and Joan Prout.
Escorted by her father, the bride ap-
preached the chancel, where she was
met by the bridegroom and his best
man, Mr.. ]. Willis Jones, jr., OF MIME
apolis.
Before the background of Autumn
flowers, members of the bridal party
made an attractive picture, the Autumn
shades reflected in the gowns OF Mrs
Jones attendants blending beautifully
with the quaint tapestries and panelec
woodwork in the auditorium of thu
church. In the center of this grouI
stood the bride, with the sweeping trair
falling in graceful folds from thu
shoulders of the Shimnering .whit'
satin gown.
The pointed neckline and shirring a
the long tight waistline furnished the
only trimming on the bodice, while the
long sleeves fell in points over the
hands. Even longer than the train or
her robe de style was her veil OF tulle
caught about her head with verltablt
helmet of minute orange blossoms. Hel
bouquet was of lilies Of the valley ane
maidenhair fern, clustering about whltt
orchids and gardenlas.
The maid of honor wore a gown o.
copper color chiffon, cut along beltet
princesse lines The long straight bod
ice terminated at the hip-line, below
which it fell into voluminous skirt o
irregular hem line. Her hat was o
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arm hououet of Alexandria Dreux roses
tied with gold ribbons.
All the bridesmaids wore Simila
gowns of honey color beige chiffon, thel
slippers, hose and large picture hats
golden brown. Their flowers were arm
bouquets of full-blown Columbia roses
caught with bright blue ribbons.
The tiny flower girls wore emplr'
gowns of white satin, fashioned Will
short close fitting bodice and long tul
skirt At the edge of the ecru necklin
were short puffed sleeves and they wor'
lace caps. Each carried colonial bou
ouet of valley lilies and yellow roses.
Following the ceremony dinner ant
reception was given at the Springfield
Country Club, after which Mr.. and MRS
Jones left for Montreal, whence the,
will sail shortly for England.
Heavy midnight blue crepe forme'
the basis of the brides going-away out
fit.
Over the frock she wore broadclotl
roaf of matching blue with fur border