Evening star., 1933-04-30
,McAlister-Hardin Wedding
Is S0lemnized at St. Johns
Marriage Of Miss Elise Zuberano and Mr.. R. D.
Watkins Takes Place at Home Of
Brides Parents.

= turban hat Of the same shade. Her
bouquet will be Of pink roses.
Mr.. Paul Colbert Balderson, the BRIDE
groom's brother, will act - best man
and the ushers will be Mr.. Graham
Fanshaw and Mr.. Worth Walker.
Immediately following the ceremony
q reception will be held at the home OF
the brides parents and later In the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Balderson Will
leave for q motor trip to . resort in
North Carolina. The brides travelling
costume is q beige color dreas, tailored,
and q fitted tailored coat Of beige trim
med with raccoon and = close-httins
hat Of the same shade.
Mr.. Balderson and his nade VII be
at home after May Is Ut IL Bryant
street northeast.
her sorority sisters Of Xi Chapter OF
Tau Phi National Sorority and few
friends Sunday afternoon, April -.
Mr.. and Mrs. ottilio Biaxn announcs
the marriage Of the latter's daughter.
Miss Antoinette M. Kelly TO MI.
Joseph L. Arnold. son of Mr.. and Ars.
Leon Arnold Of Washington, Saturday.
April 20. The wedding took place IN
Judge Mattingly's ONCE. the Judge ON
ciating in the presence OF small COM
pany. The bride wore . travelling COS.
tune of dark blue wool crepe trimmed
with white orRandie, . small dark blue
hat with q veil of horsehair braid, dark
blue slippers and white gloves and
purse. Her shoulder bouquet was OF
gardenias and lilies Of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold left later for .
wedding trip through New York state
and into Canada and will b Ut home
after May 15 in Alban Towers.
A wedding of interest in Warrington
was that OF Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler
daughter of DR.. Nicholas Murray But
to Capt. Neville Lawrence Of London,
son OF Sir Walter Lawrence, 4 knight
of grace of the Order of st. John OF
Jerusalem. The ceremony was per
formed Friday afternoon In et. PauIi
Chapel, Columbia University. New
York.
Rev. DR.. Endicott Peabody, headmas-
ter Of Groton School, performed the
ceremony, and there was . full choral
service by the scarlet-Yobed choir, com.
posed of man and woman students OF
Columbia University.
The bride entered the chapel with her
fdtnef, VINO e6cottcd hct 10 tn6 CuAuCei
steps, where she was joined BY the
bridegroom and his best man, his cousin.
Col. Trevor Lawrence. D. 3. O.. son OF
Lord Trevethin, q former lord chief
justice of England. She was given In
marriage by her father, and wore a
gown of warm cream-color crepe de
chine, made with a demi-train. Old
family point lace formed the bodice,
which was finished with a round neck
and full-puffed sleeves. The veil also
was of old lace, which has been in the
brides family for more than a century.
1t was held in place by diamond pins
She also wore the bridegroom's gift. q
diamond Coldstream star. the insignia
of the Coldstream Guards, with which
he served as an officer during the World
War.
Instead Of a bouquet, the bride car
ried a white satin prayer book with a
marker of lilies Of the valley. She dis
pensed with attendants. but there were
six ushers, who, however, did not take
part In the bridal procession. They
were Prof. Lindsay Rogers, Prof. Parker
T. Noon. Mr.. Robert L. Fowler, jr.; Mr.
George Henry Warren, jr.; Mr.. B. Bay
ard Rives and Mr.. Charles Holland Rus
sell. There was no reception.