Evening star., 1932-06-29
SOCIETY
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Franklin Silas Terry of New York. and
Mr.. William Wright Harris, jr., son of
Brig. Gen. William Wright Harts, U.
S. A, retired, and Mrs. Harris of Wash
ington. The ceremony was performed
in st. Batholomew's Church in New
York yesterday afternoon, the Rev. DR..
Clifford Macon officiating.
The bridegroom's father was military
aide to President Woodrow Wilson and
the entire family popular members OF
the executive circle.
The church was elaborately decorated
with lilies, banked in the chancel against
a background of ferns. and tied to tall
cathedral candles which marked the
pews down the center aisle.
The bride was escorted by her cousin,
Mr. Neil Emerson Macmillan, and was
given in marriage by her mother. The
bridal costume was of pale pink satin
fashioned on princess model, moloeo
to her figure, the skirt fiaring toward
the bottom and falling into very long
train in the back. The train had
elaborated embroidery about the edge
in pink seed pearls forming lilies OF the
valley. The tight fitting sleeves had
epaulet puffs and the neckline was high
and draped. Her tulle veil was ar
ranged in cap effect, a narrow band OF
lilies of the valley holding it in place:
The bride carried a dove gray card
case which bound hand-1llumlnateo
transcript of the wedding service. Inc
case was presented to Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend of Washington by the IaVe
Queen Alexandra on the occasion OF the
coronation of King Edward VII. MIs-
Townsend is godmother to the orloe:
The case is studded in torquoise ana
l. E,,- fv,rr dnCinTl
Mrs. Terry, who gave her daughter In
marriage, was in rose color chiffon ana
rose color point Bohemian lace, her
large horseIair braid hat matching.
Miss Mollie McCallum was maid OF
honor, her costume being of pink ana
gray, her small hat and tiny mun OF
pink velvet violets carrying out the
color scheme. The brides other attend
ants were Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mrs.
Charles Sheldon, Mrs. Ramon Cantar-
rama, Miss Cynthia Harris, sister OF the
bridegroom; Miss Helen Lee Doherty OF
New York and Washington, Miss Janet
Beach, Miss Mary Anderson and Miss
Martha Jones Reading. They had SIM
liar costumes of Queens gray tune
fashioned like the brides gown, but
without trains the draped necklines
held with rose quartz buttons, each
bridal attendant wearing rose quartz
bracelets, the gift of the bride. They
carried African daisies.
Mr.. Clements Harris was best man
for his brother and the uShers were
Mr.. william Daingerfeld Bristol, Mr..
Richard Lownsbury, Mr.. William Walker
Kennedy Mr.. Douglas Meservey, Mr..
Antonio zolando Mr. Russell John, Mr..
r. Leonard Stokes and Mr.. Augustus
Stokes.
A reception followed in the Louis xI
room of the Park Lane, where pink
American roses on their stately stems
formed a bower for the bride and
bridegroom. The centerpiece of the
brides table was bridal bouquet which |
the bride threw over her shoulder as
she left for her wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris will sail today |
for Europe, where they will motor on |
the continent through the Summer and |
in the Autumn will be at home at lis |
East Ninety-second street in New York. |
The bride is graduate of the Finch |
School and attended LEcole Francaise |
Court of st. James. Mr.. Harts was a |
member of the class of 1929 at Prince |
ton University and is member of the |
Aviation Country Club, the Princeton |
Club and the Madison Yacht Club.
Miss Florence Sawrie of Nashville. |
Tenn, who has been visiting Miss |
Eleanor Daniels, will sail with her |
mother. Mrs. Sawrie. from New York |
tomorrow to spend the Summer abroad.
Mrs. Guy M Cowgirl and her daugh-
To-, Miss Vivian Cowgirl of Kansas |
City, Mo, who have been visiting DR.. |
and Mrs A. L. Hildreth, will sail to- |
morrow from Baltimore for Europe, |
where Miss Cowgirl will study harp |
music during the Summer.
The United States Minister to Ecua-
dor and Mrs. Franklin Mott Gunther
sailed today aboard the Paris for
Europe.
Miss Katharine Snyder has been Wis /
iting her brother-in-law and sister, !
Mr. and Mrs. George Cochran Daub in |
Baltimore Mrs. Daub formerly was |
Miss Sophy Tayloe Snuder of Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons Smith have
taken a cottage at Manchester, Mass, !
for the Summer Mrs. Smith, accom-
panied by their three small children, !,
has already left washington, and Mr.. |
Smith will join them next month.
Mrs. EDWARD HaInln Everett is spend
ing few days in washington at the |
Mayhower, having returned to the city |
last night from her Summer home, the |
Orchards, IN Bennington, Vt, where she
has been since the 1st of June, and will
spend the early Summer. Mrs. Everett
recently leased her house on Twenty
third street. at Sheridan Circle to the
Turkish embassy. Later in the season
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