Evening star., 1939-04-30
Miss Hight
Is Bride
Yesterday
We'd to Mr.. Quinn
In Chevy Chase
Ceremony
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James Edward Bradford, to Mr.. Ar
thur Sinclair, I'd, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Armistead Sinclair, all
of Manassas, Va, took place at 8
O'Clock last evening in Trinity Epis-
copal Church in Manassas, with the
Rev. A. Stuart Gibson oficiating.
The altar was decorated with dog
wood, apple blossoms, white lilies
and white tulips. against back
ground of ferns and laurel. The
service was performed in candle
light.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore q Sch1aparalll
model of ivory broccatelle brocade
satin, made with basque bodice,
sweetheart neckline and long sleeves,
with a very full circular train. Her
tulle veil was held in place by a
halo Of orange blossoms and she
carried her mothers prayer book
with an orchid on 1t and a shower
of lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Harold E. Wilcher, cousin
of the bride, was matron OF honor
and wore a gown of eggshen net,
made with fitted bodice, puffed
sleeves and a hoop skirt, trimmed
in light blue velve ribbon with shoes
of matching blue. She wore natural
flowers in her hair OF the same
shades as her bouquet, which was
of Johanna Hill roses, blue del
phiniums and forget-me-nots.
Other attendants were Miss
Frances Tucker Henley Of Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. Frederick H. Mer-
hart, jr., of Washington, and Miss
Eleanor Gibson of Manassas and
Barberton, Ohio. Their gowns were
of eggsheIl net, made on similar
lines as that of the matron Of honor,
with the exception Of the trimming
which was of peach bloom velvet
ribbon. They also wore natural
flowers in their hair and their arm
bouquets were of blue garden flow
ers and peach sweet peas.
The bridegroom had his brother
Mr.. Charles Armistead Sinclair, jr.
as best man. The ushers were Mr.
Jesse B. Douglass Of Harlan, KY;
Mr.. Harold Wilcher, Occoquan, Va;
Mr.. Orrin H. Bartlett, Washington;
Mr.. Marshall S. Turner, Washing
ton; Mr.. Martin Wetherall, Manas-
sas, and Mr.. James E. Bradford, jr.
brother of the bride.
A large reception followed at the
Stone House Inn. Those assisting
at the reception were Mrs. Joseph
Rogers Young, sister of the bride.
groom: Mrs. James E. Bradford
jr., sister-in-law of the bride; Mrs
Orrin H. Bartlett, Miss Myra Holt
Mrs. John Foscue and Miss Shirley
Hynson, cousin of the bride. The
bride and bridegroom, with the en-
tire wedding party and their par
ents. received the guests. They left
for wedding trip Immediately after
the reception. The costume worr
by the bride was jacket dress o.
navy sheer crepe trimmed In dusty
rose pique and her accessories wert
of dusty rose, with which she wore
q shoulder cluster of orchids.
Prior to the wedding number o1
parties were given in honor of thu
bride and bridegroom. Sunday after.
noon Miss Myra Holt, Mrs. Johr
Foscue and Mrs. Orrin Bartlett were
joint hostesses at a tea given ir
Washington. Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs r. Jackson Ratcliftt
entertained at a buffet supper Al
their home in Manassas and Thurs.
day evening a bachelor dinner wal
given for Mr.. Sinclair at the Stone
House Inn. Among others who gave
parties for the bride and bridegroom
were Mrs. A. Stuart Gibson and Mrs