Evening star., 1929-01-03

IvH wedding THIS AFTERNOON Ol Mlos
UN Diana Cumming. daughter OF
II the Surgeon General OF Pub
z ,ic Health and Mrs. Hugh s..
Cumming to Mr.. Manville Kendrick,
son of Senator and Mrs. John b. Ken
brick of Sheridan. Wyo. The ceremony
Ayill be performed at a o'clock, in the
bethlehem Chapel of the National Ca
thedral, the canon OF the Catneoral'
Merry Rev. William l.. De Vries o1clat-
anp' assisted by Rev Herbert Scott
Smith. rector of st. Margarets EplSco-
bal Church. The arrangements tor the
wedding are charming in detail ana
large and distinguished company VIII oe
In attendance at the chapel and at tne
recention in the Washington Club,
Rhich will follow Immediately after the
wedding service. Yellow roses VIII pe
used on the altar lighted with cathe-
kiraI candles and as the guests are as.
sembling Mr.. Edgar Priest, organlst OF
the cathedral, will play SelectionS Oh
sacred music.
The bride will be escorted to the altar
bp her father. who will give his daugh-
fer in marriage. Her wedding gown IS
fovely--simplicity being the keynote OF
fhe strik;ngly effective costume. FASH
ioned of ivory white satin, the bodice Is
made with v neckline and long Ttteo
Sleeves which go into points over tne
wrists, and the skirt Is long ana lun
with graceful circular fullne5S at the
sides that extended several inches below
fhe hemline proper. The gown is de-
void of trimming and a court train CT
rare old Brussels lace which belonged
10 the brides mother falls over satin
foundation from the shoulders. Inc
tulle veil will be arranged softly ABOUT
her face and held by tiny clusters OF
orange blossoms and her only ornament
will be a small seed pearl brooch an
heirloom in her mothers family worn
by her mother at her wedding. her
bouquet will be shower effect OF gar
henias and lilies of the valley ana her
satin slippers will be adorned with rare
old diamond paste buckles over loo
years old.
{ Mrs Reed. wife of Capt. Walter Reed,
u. S. A.. will be the matron of honor:
Miss Eva Wise of New York. cousin Of
fhe bride. will be maid of honor and
others in the bridal party are Miss
Henrietta Wise CT New York. another
cousin of the bride; Miss Mary Ross
Scott and Miss Hildreth Scott OF Rich
rnon0, Va; Mrs. Norman B. Chandler OF
Cambridge, Mass; Mrs Ernest Swift,
Mrs. Leonard Block, Mrs. Alexander
Gregg of Washington and Mrs. Cod
win Moore of New LIondcn, Conn. The
attendants will wear fEocks, fashioned
alike of rose beige satin, shading from
b deep rose beige to pale rose peige.
The gowns are quite simply mace, with
y necklmes, and long waist lines, mark
ed by narrow belts OF the material
fastened several inches above the mar
row flounces of the material. The
Straight skirts have long circular flares
1T the sides, and the belts are caught
with rhinestone ornaments. Their hats
are of rose velvet, turned oil the race
at the right. Mrs. Reed, whose gown
Is of the paler shade of rose beige and
the maid of honor the deeper shade,
will carry arm bouquets OF Cordeis
roses and the other attendants will carry
arm bouquets of Ward roses.
/ Mr.. Harry r. Kay OF Winetka, Ill.
will be the best man and the usherS
selected include Mr.. Hugh S. Cumming,
sr.. brother of the bride; MIR. Harry
Easton, Mr.. A. T. Hobson, Mr.. Andrleus
Jones' all Of Washington; Mr. Ross 5.
Anderson of New York, Mr.. Samuel A.
Gayley of Philadelphia. Mr.. Burton
Brewster Of Birnie Mont, and Mr..
Francis C.. williams, Sd, Of Sheridan,
Wyo. cousin of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Cumming, mother of the bride.
WILL wear EUWu Va 6tdJ OSA6S Du'4AA'
fashioned along straight lines with
vest cf Brussels point lace, and her hat
will be of black satin and lace. Mrs.
Kendrick, mother of the bridegroom,
viii be in a gown of a combination OF
Silver cloth and nowered chiffon with
an overskirt, jacket OF black Cham
tflly lace with long sleeves and a close
fitting black spangled net hat trimmed
with a large pompon of black tulle.
Following a reception in the Wash
1ngton Club. where Christmas greens
and gay colored flowers are used IN
profuSion, Mr.. Kendrick and his bride
will leave for a wedding trip to the
West Indies and Panama. The brides
going away costume is smart three
piece suit of dark red tweed, the coat
q seven n-eighth-length pattern trimmed
with a shaw collar of Persian lamb and
deep cuffs of the fur. The tweed skirt
Is made on straight lines and the blouse
of black fiat crepe, made with neck
line. A black soleil satin hat turn
I'd up on the left side and down on the
bther. and a small round Persian lamb
hnuff and brocaded handbag will COM
plete her costume. Upon their return
from their wedding trip Mr. Kendrick>
and his bride will be at home az Sheri-
dan, Wyo The bride is a graduate of
the National Cathedral School for Girls
and made her debut the following year
in Charleston, S. c., and year later in