Evening star., 1928-05-06


@. Harris White. Yesterday evening in
the Central Presbyterian Church, This
glow OF candles among palms anc
Spring flowers contributed toward tht
beauty of the occasion. II keeping
with the colorful harmony Of the deco
rStionS was the musical program by MIR.
BurruS Williams preceding the cere'
Eloay, which was performed by Rev
James H Taylor
The bride, who was given III marriage
by her father. were a graceful gown
Of ivory white satin. cut on purely
medieval lines Her only ornament
was string Of pearls, The bridal veil
was Of lace. falling in soft lines from
a cap Of old lace and orange blossoms.
She carried shower bouquet OF BRIDE
foSeS and lilies of The valley.
The maid Of honor. Miss Elizabeth
Howard Wright. sister Of the bri5>
wore \ robe dc style Of orchid crepe
back satin. a ribbon bow with long
Streamers was caught at the shoulder,
The bridemai6S' dresses were OF SINH
lar style with gorgeJte capeS forming
the sleeves Miss Marion Bailey's gown
was of yellow Miss Margery Carruth-
erS' of pink. Miss Marian White, sister
Of the bridegroom, wore blue. and Miss
Roberta Wright. sister Of the bride
wore green The maid Of honor ana
bridesmaids carried bouquets Of Spring
flowers in pastel shades. Mr.. Roc@rt
Caffee was the best man. and the ush-
exs were Rfessrs. William Harris, Rob-
erf Terrell. Edgar J. Meyers of Phs'a-
delphia and Arnon Pinney Of New
York
A reception for members Of the two
families followed the ceremony, Mrs.
Wright mothers of the bride. wore a
gown Of blue crepe roma, and Mrs.
White. the bridegroom'S mother, in
beige lace Their corSages were OF
sweetheart roses. Later in the evening
Nr. and Mrs White left for a motor
trip through the South. Mrs. Whites S
travelling outfit was Of navy blue and
tan. She wore pointed fox fur.
Among the out-of-town guests were
tdr. and Mrs. George D. Vaughan of
Vaughan and Miss Elvira Vaughan Of
Floyd. Va: Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hiltz-
hsiner ana Miss Kathleen Sutton Of
Winchester. Va; Mrs. Florence NJ
Stull and Mr. Franklin O Stun of
Philadelphia, Mrs Arnon Pinnsy Of
New York and Nr Warren F. Bower
and Mr.. Allen r. Kramer Of Philadel-
nhia.
The bride has been entertained by
Hiss Lois Thompson and by several Of
her sigma Kappa Sorority sisters
Hiss Helen Kellog. Miss Marion Bailey.
NrS Clarence Graham, Miss Margery
Carr1thers. the Misses Elizabeth and
Roberta Wright. Miss Margaret More
tnd and Miss La Verne Crahtree Mr..
Robert Caffee entertained for the bride
groom. who is a member Of Phi Sigma
kappa Of the University OF Maryland.
4 Fsx~@ 2 Fw nsa& WFf1ffn
b. at home al 5l4I Hazel avenue, Phil
adelphia. Pa
A wedding Of interest in Washington
was that OF Miss Margaret Putnam
Bush. daughter OF Mrs. Walter Meiggs
Bush Of Concord. Mass. formerly Of
Washington. to Mr. Benjamin Lincoln
Smith. son OF Mr.. and Mrs William
Lincoln Smith Of Concord. which took
place Saturday. April 26, in Concord,
HAS Tne ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. A. f. c. Aaer, Of the meeting
kouse OF the first parish
Hydrangeas and ferns formed an
effective background for the wedding
parfv and Mr.. Arthur Motter Lamb
organsst. played the wedding marches
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle. Mr. James Sanford. Bush OF
Greenfield. Mass. and she wore gown
af cream noire-a period model-a
tsIlle veil held by . gold wreath, and
carried q shower bouquet Of freeSaa
md lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Thomas Hollis. was the matrcn
pf honor. wearing a gown Of pale goio
lace and carrying pink snapdragons and
klue lsrkspur-
/ The bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth
Smith, sister Of the bridegroom. Miss
Peggy Smith Miss Mollie Wood. Miss
Eleanor Gordon. Miss Peggy Conins,
Ii Of Concord. Miss Anne Fairfax
Porter and Hiss Edith Brooke Meauley.
both OF Baltimore Nd. They wore
frockS Of pastel shades Of taf4eta, de-
kigned similarly 70 that Of the bride
gown
Mr.. Farnham Wheeler Smith. brother
ef the bridegroom. was best man ana
the uSherS selected we're Mr.. Thomas
Hollis, Mr. Whitney Smith, Mr. Russell
knsith. cousins CT the Bridegroom, Mr..
fhilfp I.orsne Smith, Mr.. Paul Lamb.
tfr. James Post Bor1andy, Mr.. Raymond
Enders, all Of Concord, and Mr.. Thomas
Pint Of Cambridge
I A small reception followed the cere-
1aony, 70 which only the two families
Fere invited
Mr.. bush. mother Of the bride. was in
black net over gold, fashioned with
fsaneis Of appliqued Jet. Mrs Smith.
mother Of the bridegroom was n gray
latin.
Z Nr. Smith and his bride left after the
kswerony for 8 wedding trip. Mrs
knith wearing light tan ensemble
katn accessories 70 match They viii
ke al home later at i2i Winsor avenue.
NateTt9wn, Mass.
Z Among tie out-ol-town guests were
AIRS j. walker Babeon and Mrs. Rsrii6~
fcrd French OF this city. Mr and Mrs
Lawrence jones and the Misses Jones
ef Bangor. Ne. RY. and Mrs Josiah
Butter, Miss Mar jorie Butler and Mr..
Robert Knight, all n Lowell Mass,
kr. Smith Is q graduate Of the Con-
eorc Academy.
Of irltereg. 10 number Of residents
In washington Is the announcement
from Chicago Of the marriage IL thas
k3ty Aor3l 80 Of MTs. IDA Ferguson
oder. daughter % NF and Mrs. John
81 Ferguson o. Baitlnors, 70 Mr. Ray
kaond MayileW Lindsay of Chicago
ks. and Mrs Lindsay viii make theii
bone IN Chicago
/ Mrs Alice Cooley announces the
kpayrszQe u her daughter Mrs Ailct
THOMPSON, 70 Mr William w. Neal
& her home, 1914 Otis street northeast
TUESDAY evening May ], al O'Clock
kiae ceremony was performed By rev
Dg Harvey Denhan1, pastor of Snf
Western Presbyterian Church.
! Miss Anna Cooley accompanied tel
ssster as maid ot honor and MF How
ard W. Young vas best man for tllf
bro groom T'ge bride wore & gown oi
kDgicot c0loT chiffon and velvet snf
ksrrlec Ophells roseg Miss CooIel
bore a Desoeo gown ~ Belgian biui
sYsF Gean claoT satin and carried pifte
kfBges
Tile home WsE cnafmlngly decorated
kltn palms and ferns with csTnatanl
sDc PINK rcs &. reception followed
tae ceremony M Neal anG hls b!lc'
sill return ~ Washington later ant
tdn make Gi4eir hofae a. the Otia stree
tdcfess.