Evening star., 1934-09-30

Official circles of Washington will
be interested in the news of the we'd
ding of Miss Margaret Henriette Nc
Reynolds, daughter of Representative
and Mrs Samuel Davis McReynolds
of Chattanooga, Tenn. to Mr.. Darrell
Milton St. Claire, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Breckenridge St. Claire of
Phoenix, Ariz, which took place in the
Centenary Methodist Church in Chat
tanooga yesterday evening at $50
o'clock The Rev c. K. Wingo per-
formed the ceremony. and the church
was decorated with palms, ferns, white
gladioli and white candles.
The bride, who entered the church
with her father, wore a gown of white
satin with a dull finished stripe. The
front was fitted to the figure, the neck
being low. with two dull stripes di-
vided directly in the center of the
front by row of tiny dull crepe but
tons. starting at the neck and con-
tinuing to the top of a slit in the
center front of the skirt, which was
opened II inches from the floor. The
back had four dull crepe stripes start
ing at a high neckline in the back
and continuing to the end OF an ex-
tremely long, fan-shaped train. The
back Of the gown from the shoulders
to the waistline was fitted, the skirt
continuing into the train. Her veil
was fastened to a cap of rose point
lace, which formed a tiara, framing
the face and falling into cascades
over the shoulder, which suggested
epaulets. The tulle was shirred under
the lace and SO arranged as to en-
able the stripes Of the wedding gown
to be visible under the veil. She
carried q cascade bouquet of lilies OF
the valley.
She was attended by two matrons
of honor-Mrs. Charles Coleman and
Mrs. r. B. Davenport, jr. Their
gowns were of turquoise blue crepe,
which had a front lei. caught on
either side by clip of brilliants and
continuing to frame a decollete back.
Flares in the backs of the dresses
formed short trains. Their bouquets
were made up of talisman roses,
single gladiola and lavender gypso-
phelia, tied with brown tulle.
The maid of honor was Miss Sarah
BRYAN of Nashville, Tenn, whose gowr
was of iris color velvet, the front ol
which also had lei which wal
caught in the center front Of the
neck with a clip of brilliants ane
which also continued around to form
a frame for the decollete back. There
was a slight train. She carried 9
cascade bouquet of talisman roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss MARI
Katharine Fred and Miss Ann Pick
ard, who were in gowns of turquoise
blue crepe, the necks of which Wert
shirred in front and which had Wlds
shoulder straps crossing low in tht
back. The skirts in the back hae
slight trains. They carried bouquet'
like those of the matrons of honor.
Little Peggy Fred was the flower
girl and wore a frock of turquoise
blue. mousseline de sole which hat
a long ruffled skirt and pulled sleeves
The sash had French flowers EN-
broidered on the front. She carried
an ld-fashioned bouquet edged will
talisman roses and lavender gypso
phelia and a center filled with ros'
petals.
Mr.. Everett Flood Of Washington, D
c., was best man and the usher!
included Mr.. r. B. Davenport, jr.
Mr.. Z. E. Pickard, Mr.. Charles B
Coleman, all Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. Harry Watson of Knoxville, Tenn.
Ar. James Bland Martin Of Glouces