Evening star., 1939-04-23
Weddings
Outstanding
Yesterday
Mary Williams
Is Married to
DR.. Devine
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Of the Civil War Governor Of Ne
braska and afterwards Senator
from that State. The lace, 8 inches
in width, also edged the veil, which
completely covered the long train
She carried a shower bouquet OF
freesia, bride roses and lilies of the
valley.
Mrs. Connors
Matron of Honor.
Mrs. Connors, who was matron of
honor for her sister, wore lime color
marquisette, with very full ankle
length skirt and bodice shirred
lengthwise in front and having short
puffed sleeves. Her garden hat was Of
lime color horse hair braid with lime
color organza embroidered in tiny
flowers over the wide brim. She
carried lime color snapdragons and
marguerites.
Miss Marthena Harrison Williams,
younger sister of the bride, was maid
OF honor, her costume like Mrs. Con-
nors' in shade of rose caprice, par
ticularly becoming to her blonde
coloring. She carried snapdragons
and tulips in pink.
Miss Beverly Hunt of Staten Is
land, N. Y, roommate of the bride
at the Bennett School; Miss Char
lotte Pastorfield of Washington and
Denton, Md, and Miss Helen Goetz
and Miss Elizabeth Ann Sasscer of
this city were the bridesmaids. They
had costumes similar to the brides
other attendents, the color being
heaven blue and they carried blue
delphinium, stock and blue sweet
peas.
Mr. William M. Connors OF Troy,
N. Y, brother -in-law of the bride
and a classmate of the bridegroom
at Georgetown University, was the
best man and the ushers were DR..
Timothy Corrigan and DR.. Thomas
Monks of this city, Mr.. Jerome Vope
of Fargo, N. OAK, a student at
Georgetown University, and Mr..
David Mcpherson, who took the
place of DR.. Clark Halstead within
the last few days. Mr.. Connors
served as best man in the place of
1t. Kenneth Veth, U. s. N, who
received sailing orders within the
week.
Wedding Reception
Held at Dresden.
The wedding reception was held
IN the apartment Of the brides
grandmother, Mrs. Russell B. Har-
rlson at the Dresden. Mrs. Harrison
receiving the guests wearing a hya-
clnth blue lace over chiffon with a
small flower hat of navy blue and a
bouquet of hyacinths and sweet
peas. Mrs. M. Harrison Williams,
mother af the bride, wore griege
color lace over chiffon and a flower
hat and accessories of dubonnet.
Her corsage bouquet was of violets
and sweetheart roses. Mrs. Harrison's
apartment, treasure house of
souvenirs of the two Harrison ad-
ministrations, was decorated with
pink and white flowers and with
greens.
DR.. and Mrs. Devine left later for
motor trip which will take them
to Minot. Mrs. Devine wore a cloth
suit Of natural lynx color and a ton
coat with a collar of the natural
lynx fur. Her small matching hat
was trimmed with brown.
Mr.. Robert Todd Lincoln Beck
with, great grandson of President
Lincoln, and Mrs. Beckwith. and
Mrs. Julia Grant Cantacuzene,
granddaughter of President U. s.
Grant, were among the guests at
the wedding, as were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A. Williams of Franklin. Va,
formerly Of Norfolk, grandparents
OF the bride. DR.. John Leo Devine
OF Mlnot. father of the bridegroom,
who was expected to come to the
wedding, was detained in Minot.
Miss Eleanor Louise ColIbran
Bride Of Mr.. Philip F. Herrick.
Ot great interest here Is the we'd
ding OF Miss Eleanor Louise Collbran
10 Mr.. Philip Field Herrick, son of
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Herrick of this
city, which took place yesterday in
All Saints Episcopal Church, Bey-
erly Hills, Calf. The Right Rev
William B. Stevens performed the
ceremony at 4:30 o'clock, and the
church was decorated with white
flowers for the marriage. Mrs. Sam
uel Herrick, jr, sang two selections
before the ceremony.
The bride, who is the DAUGHTER
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Stuart Coll
bran OF Los Angeles, was given in
marriage by her father. She wore
an ivory satin gown, made with q
tight bodice and hoop skirt, with a
long train. Her long veil of net was
held with a cap made of rose-point
lace which belonged to her mother,
Mrs. Christopher Blake Stack. the
matron of honor, wore a dress of
light blue net trimmed with lace.
and carried pink flowers.
The brides other attendants were