Evening star., 1933-09-17
Miss Nancy Anne Sandoz
Bride of Mr.. L. T. Weir
Continued From First Page.)

savannah, Ga, took place yesterday
afternoon at Warwick, the historic
home of the brides grandparents, the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hume, over
looking the Potomac. The ceremony
was performed in the drawing room, the
improvised altar being arranged before
the large fireplace, with quantities Of
against background OF ferns anc
palms. Candles lighted the room ane
the Rev. DR.. H. H. D. Sterrett, rector OF
All Souls. Memorial Episcopal Church
oficiated at 4. o'clock in the presence
of members Of the two families and q
few intimate friends.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore becoming gown
of white satin fashioned with cow
neckline, puffed sleeves to the elbow
and tight fitting to the wrists. The
gown was nodded to her figure, the
skirt falling in train at the back. She
wore her mothers wedding veil OF
tulle, becomingly arranged in cap ef.
feet and held at the back with orange
blossoms. She carried white asters and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Betty Hume attended her sister
as maid of honor and another sister
Miss Marion Hume, was bridesmaid
AiiCn SOoIuIlco VI lllOllSStllle Qc SUR
We're made alike, the former in pale yel-
low and the latter in pink. The gowns
were made fitted to their figures, the
skirts long and having narrow ruff1es
from the hem to the waist line in the
back and little ruffled capes were ovel
their shoulders. Their hats, with three
brlms overlapping, were Of tulle te
match their gowns and they carried
purple asters.
Mr.. Charles Jackson Ct Cleveland
Miss, was best man and the usher was
Mr.. Andrew Merle Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Hume, mother of the bride, re.
ceived with the bride and bridegroom
after the ceremony and they were alse
assisted by Mrs Walsh of Savannah
mother of the bridegroom. Mrs. Hume
was IN gown Of ashes Of. roses laces
having a cape which formed short
sleeves and a becoming hat OF royal
blue tulle and velvet. Mrs. Walsh wore
blue printed chiffon fashioned with
short ruffied sleeves and her wide -brim-
med hat was of blue. They each had q
shoulder bouquet of gardenias.
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs Walsh
started on their wedding trip, the bride
travelling in black crepe de chine
tailored gown with a white satin sailor
collar. a. black felt turban and a two
toned gray coat They will make their
home in Washington, where Mr.. Walsh
Is connected with the Treasury De-
partment
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Scott MacCracken
Jr., and Mr.. Francis Holt Galley OF
Philadelphia, Mrs. Arthur German OF
Laurel, Md; Miss Elizabeth Dawson OF
Atlanta, Ga; Mr.. Thomas Krock OF
New York, Mr.. John S. Leahy of st
Louis and Mr.. James Fallon of Boston
Mrs. Martha Byrd Bamford, widow
OF the late Brig. Gen. Frank Ellis Bam-
ford. U. S. A., and Mr.. Edward Clay
Anderson of Chester, Pa, were married
at noon yesterday at Hawthorne, the
home of Mrs. A. P. Thompson, at Sum-
NIT Point, w. Va.
Only intimate friends attended the
ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev. Hunter Davidson, rector OF the
Summit Point Episcopal Church A
wedding breakfast was served after the
ceremony to those attending. They
will make their home at Hillbrook, the
Bamford estate near here Mrs An
derson was before her first marriage a
Miss Byrd of Richmond. Va.
last evening in the little Fox Point
meeting house for the wedding Of Miss
Mary Jane Nelson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert c. Nelson, North Lake drive,
and Mr.. William Beale Hibbs Legg, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar K. Legg Of
Washington. The service was read at
o'clock by DR.. J. w. Irish Of the Ken
wood Church.
The altar of the simple, austere
chapel was decorated for the ceremony
with only two large standards holding
bouquets of white asters and illuminat
ed with white taperS in seven -branched
candelabra.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father, was attended by her
sister, Miss Betty Nelson, who will re-
turn to the Erskine School in Boston
next week. as maid of honor. and by
ler and Miss Marjorie Mackemer OF
Peoria and Miss Melita Uihlein Of Mil
waukee as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Legg had his brother, Mr.. Kent
Legg, as his best man, and four OF his
Yale University classmates-Mr. How
ard Peters of Baltimore. Mr.. Gregory
Prince of Washington, Mr.. Gelston
Morris of Pittsburgh and Mr.. DAVID
Albright of Milwaukee-as ushers.
Following the ceremony there was
reception with dancing at the MllWau-
kee Country Club. Supper tables. deco,
rated in pink and white, were scattered
through the lower rooms for the loC
guests and the long bridal table held
arrangements of white roses and lilies
of the valley in oblong crystal bowls.
Mr.. Legg and his bride were assisted
in receiving the guests by six OF heI
fr;o,Jc NGrc Pofort q pipnpr Mrs
Marguerite Kopmeier. Miss Elizabeth
Bartlett. Miss Elizabeth Stratton. Miss
Janet Mackie and Miss Frances Witte
The bride, a tall, slender brunette
wore an effective gown of eggshell satin
combined with alecon lace. The lace
made the bodice with its bateau neck
line, and continued over the shoulder
line to form the huge puffs just above
the elbow sleeves. The lower halves OF
the sleeves. and the flowing skirt, with
it's three-yard train, were fashioned OF
the satin. From cap of alecon lace
caught with orange blossoms. fell the
brides tulle veil. White orchids and
lilies of the valley made her bouquet.
The bouquets of cerise pompon
asters carried by the attendants ac-
cented the unusual coloring of their
gowns-satin in Canterbury blue. with
a silvery sheen. The gowns were all
made the same. with chic high front
necklines, low v backs. eqaulet Shoul-
ders and graceful bias-cut skirts.
Black velvet. trimmed with sequins
made the gown worn by the brides
mother Mrs Nelson. and Mrs. Legg
mother of the bridegroom. wore pink
crepe. Both had orchid shoulder bou-
quets.
After October Mr.. Legg and his
bride will be at home at 10 Garden
street, Cambridge. Mass, where he
plans to take his final year Of work at
the Harvard Business School. After
preparing at the Friends School in
Washington and the Choate School in
Wallingford. Conn. Mr.. Legg went tc
Yale University. from where he was
graduated in 1882. Psi Epsilon is his
fraternity and he is member of the
Yale Club of New York and of the
Chevy Chase Country Club of Washing
ton.
The bride. though a comparative
newcomer to Milwaukee, she and her