Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-18
MARSHALL FIELD
WEEDS MRS. COATS
Simple Ceremony Is Perform
ed in Ten Minutes at Lon.
don Registry Office.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, August is.-Marshall Field
3D.. grandson of the famous Chicago
merchant. was married today to Mrs
Dudley Goats, popular London social
Inquire, at Marylebone registry Office.
Few people were about when an auto
office at $3.50 am. The bride wore a
Sake blue-and-white costume with a
white tam o shanter, white shoes and
white stockings. The bridegroom was at
tired in lounge suit
Witnesses were william Rollo, Mrs.
Alexander Fawcus. Mrs. Margaret Bras
sey and Edward F. j. James, youngest
brother of the bride. The ceremony was
simple and lasted only 10 minutes.
There were no flowers or decorations.
Immediately after the civil ceremony,
Mr.. Field drew the photographers away
from his wife, leading them UP a blind
alley while Mrs. Field went away by
another route.
The picture hunters had their inning
after the religious service, when Mrs.
Field held her husbands arm and made
him pose with her in the doorway of
the church before a battery of cameras.
The bride wore a sky blue georgette
afternoon frock and hat, with navy blue
suede shoes.
Mrs. Field was described in the press
at her previous wedding, which was one
of the leading social events of 1922, as
"the bride of 500 presents" which in
cluded gifts from the royal family.
The new Mrs. Field is generally
thought to be one of the most beautiful
women in British society circles. She
has enjoyed the close friendship of the
Prince of Wales the Duke of Gloucester
T9~s~ l. ,lo,-
follower of the exclusively Pytchley
hounds.
The newly married couple will leave
tonight for the continent, where they
will spend their honeymoon, part Of
their journey being made by air. Mr..
Fields own airplane was shipped from
the United States for this purpose.
They will return to the United States
in three or four months, there to make
their permanent home, returning to
England occasionally for hunting.
At the civil ceremony Mr.. Field de-
scribed himself, for the purpose of
the official records, as the divorced
husband of Evelyn Field nee Marshall.
He gave his age as SO and that OF
his bride-to-be as %.
Field arrived in England last Thurs
day on the Majestic from New York.
His fiancee met him at the dock.
Our wedding trip viii be passed on
the continent" he SAID at that time.
eff weather permits we will make it an
aerial trip, using a plane which I sent
over last week"
Mrs. Evelyn Marshall Field, Sd,
daughter OF Mrs Charles H. Marshall of
New York and London, obtained a
divorce from Field at Reno August 4,
after the filing of petition only few
hours before. The two were married
February s, 1915, and have three chill
rren, Marshall, jr.; Barbara and Ber-
nice.
Mrs. Goats was considered one of the
most beautiful debutantes of her year.
She is the former Miss Audrey James,
daughter of Mrs Willie James, popu-
lar London hostess.
Her husband, Capt Coats an officer
of the Scots Guards. died at Cannes in
1927, at the age of 20, his death occur
ring largely from wounds received during
the World War She has been a fire.
quent visitor to the United States and
Is a friend Of the Prince of Wales.