Evening star., 1933-06-30
SOCIETY
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Dormed at 4:30 o'clock, Rev. william
Morton ofnciating, in the presence Of
D large company of relatives and friends.
As the guests were assembling q
Stringed orchestra gave q specially ar
ranged program, and softly during the
service the muted instruments were
heard.
The bride entered the garden with her
Father, who gave her in marriage. Her
Kown of ivory white wedding ring satin
was unusually lovely. It was designed
on princess lines with yoke OF Alencon
lace extending to the waistline IN the
back and forming a high neckline In
the 'front.' The long fitted slevees were
made with puffs at the drop-shoulder
line and went into points over the
wrists. The long skirt terminated IN
a court train at the back, and her
voluminous veil Of tulle was arranged
softly about her face and held by sprays
of orange blossoms at the back. The
bridal bouquet was Of garden1as and
lilies Of the valley.
The color scheme of the costumes OF
che brides attendants corresponded with
the blooming flowers in the garden, the
only color note given to the picture lent
by the bouquets carried by the maid OF
the all-white decorations, the men in
the wedding party were likewise In
white.
Miss Margaret Matheson, sister OF the
bride, was the maid Of honor. Her
gown was Of white doucelline made on
princess lines with circular flounce
at the bottom Of the skirt, forming
slight train. Her hat was Of white tulle
and she carried corn flowers and blue
delphinium.
The other attendants were Miss Jane
Culbertson, Miss Julia Culbertson OF
Miami, Fla, cousins Of the bride; Miss
Lucy Matheson, sister of the bride;
Miss Alice Fleming, Mrs. Eugene Ca
fusi and Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, Haver-
hill, Mass, former classmate OF the
bride. Their dresses were OF white
tioucelline, made with short train and
iufled flchus and they wore hats with
open work crowns and brims formed
of folds Of doucelline. They carried
Bouquets Of yellow pernet roses tied
with yellow tulle.
Delight Wood, niece Of the BRIDE
groom, was the flower girl, in short
rufiied frock of white organdy tied on
the shoulders with ribbon. She wore
b wreath Of white flowers and carried
y basket filled with yellow rosebuds.
Mr.. Douglas Macarthur was the best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Charles
Mcclure. Mr.. Kent Legg, Mr.. Eugene
Carusi and Mr.. Malcolm Matheson, jr.,
brother Of the bride.
A reception followed the ceremony
bn the lawn when the couple had re-
ceiving with them their respective par
ents, Mrs. Matheson in gown of beige
Spanish lace with beige French hair
hat. and Mrs. Arnold In peach chiffon
gown with brown straw picture hat.
Mr.. Arnold and his bride left later
Tor wedding trip. the bride wearing a
navy blue and white Russianara suit
with white accessories. They will be
at home upon their return at the West
chester.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. L. H. Culbertson, grandmother Of
the bride, Of Miami: Mr. ana Mrs. Will
lis D. Wood Of Huntington, Long Island,
uncle and aunt Of the bride.
A simply arranged wedding will be
shat Of Miss Ruth White Irwin, daugh-
fer Of Mrs. Louise White Irwin, and
Mr.. Ralph Swift johnson Of Valley
Stream, Long Island, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. johnson Of Glen Rock,
~. J. The wedding will take place in
The home Of the brides grandfather,
Capt. w. w. White, where Mrs. Irwin
and her daughter have made their
nome for some time. The Rev. Robert
~ Shores will officiate at 4:30 o'clock
in the presence of a small company OF
relatives and intimate friends. who will