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figures in her dress and darker
shade. Her wide-brimmed hat was Of
felt, in the blue which is most be-
coming to her. and the low crown
had a narrow band of the darker
shade of blue.
The Minister of Albania, Mr.. Faik
Konitza, was among the unmarried
members of the corps at the church,
and the Minister Of Czechoslovakia,
DR.. Ferdinand Veverka, was accom-
panied by his daughter. Mile. Nella
Veverka, and son, M. Ferdinand We
verka, jr. Mile Veverka wore dark
blue organdie with a minute dot of
white, the costume fashioned with a
long coat fitted at the'waist line and
short puffed sleeves. Her hat was
wide brimmed and matched her dress.
The Minister of Portugal and Mime.
Bianchi were accompanied by the
latter's daughter, Miss Sibilla Skidel-
sky.
Little Jewel Davis, youngest daugh-
ter of Senator and Mrs. James j
Davis, who was with her mother, was
perhaps among the most interested In
the large company. She wore dainty
frock of figured organdie with nat
ural color straw hat with brim rolled
upward all around and trimmed with
band of dark blue ribbon. Mrs
Davis was in a dove gray crepe with
white figures and had a small black
hat. Mrs. Lewis, wife of Senator
James Hamilton Lewis. had snlartly
| tailored suit of black, pointed fox
| fur about her shoulders and small
black straw hat with a cluster o!
cherries in front Mrs Bloom, wife
of Representative Sol Bloom, chose 6
| figured crepe in a soft mauve back
ground with large white flowers anc
her mauve hat had a rather widt
| f1oppy brim Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr
wife of the Assistant Secretary Of
State, also chose a figured crepe If
white with small flowers in black
and her hat was of white straw.
Apostolic Delegate
Officiates at Ceremony.
The apostolic delegate, the Right
Rev. Amleto Giovanna Cicognani, Off.
ciated his brilliant red robe anc
exquisite lace, with the red coSSack'
of the clergy in the sanctuary, gave
touch of color to the otherwise white
and green of the attendants cos
/ tunes The altar was lighted witt
| candles and the pews reserved TO
members of the two families and off
cials and diplomats were marked with
large clusters of white peonies tiet
with white satin ribbon. The onl.
music was the organ and violin. 1
program being given preceding th'
wedding.
The bride was escorted by he
/ father and as she made her way ul
/ the long aisle veil of fine tulle GOV
cred her face and fell over her shoul.
! ders, which she lifted before she lef
the altar. Her gown clung GRACEFUL.
to her figure. the full-court trail
made into the skirt The bodice hac
a high cowl neck and bell-like sleeves
which fell almost to the wrists, anc
| her veil was becomingly arranged ant
held by a band of tulle twisted into {
coil. She carried a sheaf of call;
| lilies
Mile. Patricia Prochnik, young siste
of the bride, was the maid of homo
and the other attendants were Mrs
Mildred F. West, jr.; Miss Eleano
Roosevelt, Miss Caroline Johnson ant
Miss Elisabeth Walker.
It was an aIl-white Wedding, tn
brides attendants wearing white ne
frocks over taffeta. The maid Of hon
or's gown had a full skirt and
standing collar and the other attend
ants gowns had circular. capelik'
scarfs of the net which extended intt
deep points at the back. They wort
white net hats with short net fac
wells and all carried arm bouquets o
white peonies.
Mr.. J. Blaise de Sibour was beS
man for his brother and the usher
were Mr.. Henry L. de Sibour, another
brother of the bridegroom; Mr.. Johr
E. Reyburn, Mr. John R. Mclean, Mr.
Thomas Moorhead, Mr.. Richard Boil
ling, jr., all of Washington; Mr.
Thomas P. Good of Garden City, Lons
Island. Mr. H. Laussat Clement o
Haverford. Pa. and Mr. Francis P
Garvan. jr., of New York.
Reception Followed
At the Legation.
The ceremony was followed by
small reception at the legation fol
relatives and intimate friends. Ths
couple left later for two-week wed
ding trip, the bride wearing a darl
blue sheer ensemble with blue anc
white accessories. They plan to spene
the Summer at the legation.
Receiving with the bride and bride
groom at the reception were thei
respective parents, Nine. Prochnil
wearing a blue net gown with whit
organdy trimming and small whit
hat. Countess de Sibour was in
gown of beige chiffon with a hat II
match.
Among the out-of-town guests wer'
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward James of Bos
ton. grandparents of the bride; MI
zl Me- rorIo,, of