The Washington times., 1929-09-03
Miss HeLOise Young Becomes Bride
OF Naval Officer This Afternoon
Ceremony at Church in
Georgetown With Re-
ception at Home of
Parents

HelOlse >1Onng, daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young,
to Lieut.. Robert Stetinius
Hatcher, U. s. n, son of
Mrs. Denton Davidson
Hatcher, Of Texas and Cali
fornia, is taking place this
afternoon.
The ceremony will be per-
formed at 5 o'clock in Holy
Trinity Church in George
town, after which there will
be q reception at the home
of the brides parents in
Georgetown, when only a
small company, including
the bridal party and mem
bers Of the immediate fami-
lies, viii be present.
Bridal Party
The bride will be escorted to
the altar and given in marriage
by her father. She will have
as her attendants her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Young, maid of,
honor; and as bridesmaids there
will be Miss Margaret Mackall,
Miss Lucy Mackall, Miss Eliza
beth Thompson and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Thompson.
Ivory Satin
The bride is wearing a gown
Of ivory satin, fashioned on
period lines, with close-fitting
bodice and long, tight sleeves and
long. full skirt with uneven hem.
line. A veil of tulle, edged with
Chantilly lace. falls to form a
train. This is arranged around
the head in cap fashion, with q
tiny wreath of orange blossoms
holding it in the back.
Instead Of the conventional
bouquet, the bride is carrying an
old French prayer-book. an heir
loom that belonged to her great.
great-g m o h er. This is
covered in white velvet and from
It depends a sheaf of lilies-of-the-
valley.
The maid of honor is wearing a
frock of shell-tinted chiffon. The
bodice has deep bertha reaching
to the waist-line in the back and
the skirt is fitted around the
waist and Is long in the back and
short in front. Her hat is
medium sized model in felt to
match and her shoes are of crepe
de-chine to match.
The bridesmaids are in blue
chiffon frocks. made like that of
the maid-of- honor, with felt hats
and shoes to match. All of the
brides attendants are carrying
bouquets Of pink roses and blue
delphinium.
Half and Half"
The bridegroom will have as
best man. Lieut.. Armand Morgan,
q classmate at Annapolis, and as
ushers, Lieut.. Emmett c. Sprung,
OF Philadelphia; Lieut.. Paul F.
Dugan, Lieut.. Walter V. r. Vieweg,
Lieut.. Eugene c. Rook, Lieut..
Robert C. Blue, all of whom are
attending the postgraduate school
in Annapolis; Lieut.. George D.
Kissam, of New York, and James
Young, jr., brother of the bride.
The men in the wedding party
will be in summer dress uniform of
the NaVy-white trousers and dark
blue coats-all except the brides
brother. Lieutenant Kissam is a
graduate of the Naval Academy,
but Is now in the Reserve Corps
The usual Navy ceremonial of
crossed swords will be used after
the ceremony when the bride and
bridegroom pass from the church.
The Rev. Louis Weber, a priest
OF Holy Trinity. wifi officiate. The
church Is decorated in ferns, palms,
autumn flowers and candles. And
the same scheme Is carried out in
the decorations for the reception.
Among the out-of-town guests
here for the wedding are Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Anderson. of New York
city, uncle and aunt of the bride,
and Mrs. Kenneth r. Cobb, of
Reading, Pa, another aunt of the
bride.
By Motor
Following the reception, Lieu
tenant Hatcher and his bride will
leave by motor on wedding trip
after which they will make their
home in Philadelphia, where the
former Is on duty. The bride will
travel in a costume of dark blue
gilk-short coat and pleated
skirt and a blouse of egg-shell
silk. Her small. felt hat and shoes
match the costume.
+ Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur, Foraker
and Miss Polly Foraker have
sailed for Nova Scotia and New
foundland for a short holiday.
Mrs. Foraker and her daughter
will return to their summer home
at Monterey. Pa, before coming
to Washington October 1.
Mrs. Mabel l.. Reynolds,
manager of the Junior League
Hotel in New York, was at the
Dodge Hotel over the weekend.
X II
Edward Van Devanter, who has
been visiting in England and
France for two months, has sailed
for this country and will arrive in
Washington next week.
\
En- Route
Consul General and Mrs. Ernest
i. Harris have arrived in Washing
ton and will be guests at the May
flower until Friday. They are
sailing from New York on Sep
tember il for Europe and will go