Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-07-26
MISREPRESENTATION Wedding.

Labyrinth, the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Griffith, near Silver Spring, was
the scene of beautifully arranged we'd
ding last Saturday evening when their
daughter, Miss Margaret Waters Griffith,
became the bride of Mr.. John Cope Liv-
ington, Of Washington. The ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. R. H.
Pittman. of Luray. Va, took place on the
lawn at 6 O'Clock. The improvised altar
had as a background an arch of flowers
and pine trees and was banked on either
side with palms and ferns. Preceding the
ceremony Mr.. Robert Carbaueh gave a
program Of vocal solos and the wedding
marches were played by stringed or
chestra.
The bride was given marriage by her
father and she wore becoming gown of
flesh crepe made with tight-fitting bodice
and long tight fitting sleeves trimmed in
lace. The skirt. which was circular in the
back and ankle length. was made with two
circular fiounces in the front. Her court
train fell from the shoulders and the veil
Of flesh tHlle was cap shape and held with
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of butterfly roses and white lark
spur.
Miss Mabel Griffith attended her sister
as maid Of honor and Miss Blanche Griffith
and Miss Rebecca Griffith, also sisters of
the bride; Miss Dorothy Deveau. Miss
Kathleen Tierney and Miss Marian Perry
were the bridesmaids. who wore dresses
made alike OF organdy in shades of orchid;
pink. yellow. blue. green and peach. Their
picture hats of horsehair braid were trim
med with long satin streamers to match
their dresses and their shoes also matched.
They carried arm bouquets of blue del
phinium. butterfly roses and orange pop
pies. The little flower girl. Caroline Veirs,
wore a ruffied dress of pink Orsandy and
carried a basket of pink roses.
Mr.. Charles Howard Griffith. brother of
the bride. acted as best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Fuller Highsmth of Atlanta, Mr..
Horace Haddox, Mr.. Harold Deveau, Mr..
James Littlepage and Mr.. Dolph AthertOn.
Following the ceremony a reception was
held for the several hundred guests. when
the wedding party was assisted in receiv-
ing by the mother of the bride. who wore
becoming dress Of beige chiffon trimmed
in Italian lace and a picture hat to match.
She wore corsage bouquet of butterfly
roses Mrs. Vivian Livingston, mother Of
the bridegroom also received. and she wore
pink chiffon dress with large hat to
match and corsaee bouquet of tea roses.
Later in the evening Mr.. Livingston and
his bride left for motor trip to Canada.
the latter wearing an ensemble of dark
brown crepe with hat and accessories to
match. Upon their return they will take
an apartment in Washington.
The bride has been much feted during
the past several weeks. having been en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Perry
Miss Dorothy Deveau, Miss Florence Brad
ley and Miss Ruth Alexander. Miss Louis
Columbus. Mrs. Thomas W. Perry and Miss
Marian Perry. Miss Marian 0stermyer and
Miss Mabel Griffith, who entertained with
luncheons. suppers and showers. Miss
Kathleen Tierney. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Veirs and Mrs. A. N. Bastable entertained
with dances at the Congressional Country
Club and the Montgomery Country Club
Mrs. Herbert Shepherd entertained for thu
members Of the Iota sigma Epsilon Sororit!
with bridge party and shower.