Evening star., 1940-02-11

SeHLty " u supper UOUCS.
Rembrandt P1
held by dainty flowers made Of tulle
the centers of which were tiny
orange blossoms. The bridal bouquet
was of white roses and lilies Of the
valley with q pale lavender orchid
in the center.
Mrs. Matilda Gau, aunt Of the
bride. came from Chicago for the
wedding of her niece and others from
out Of town at the event were Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ruppar Of New
York and Mrs. Fred Schaarman of
Los Angeles, sister Of the bride.
The bridegroom's brothers-in- law
and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Konow, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Beck and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shipley were here
from Baltimore for the marriage.
Club Reception Hall
Strikingly Decorated.
Spring flowers were used in the
spacious club where the reception
was held and in the dining room
the long buffet table was centered
with a TERED wedding cake which
the bride cut before leaving with
DR.. Mauritz on their honeymoon
trip. The parents of the bride and
bridegroom greeted the guests on
the first floor of the clubhouse and
the young couple and their atten-
dants held court in the upper floor
Of the building.
When the bride left on her we'd
ding trip she was wearing a three
piece aquamarine blue suit with a
navy blue straw hat trimmed with
PINK feathers in the shape of a
bird. Upon their return DR.. and Mrs.
Mauritz will reside in Washington.
The bride is a graduate Of Holton
Arms and attended George WASH
lngton University. DR.. Mauritz was
graduated from the School OF En-
cheering at Johns Hopkins Uniyer-
sity and Is now attending George
washington University Law School.
Simplicity Marks Wedding
OF Miss Hovey-Kins.
The marriage Of Miss Hovey-Kinp
to Mr.. Wedderburn was particularly
effective in its simplicity, taking
place at 8 o'clock in st. Adams
Church. The church, simple in it.
self. had no adornment except the
| white flowers in the altar vases and
In the chancel palms and fern with
lighted candles.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Nina
Alien, native of Washington and
a lifelong friend of the bride, who
came from New York where she is
engaged in theatrical work, sane
The Lords Prayer" and 20 Perfect
Love-" She was accompanied by the
organist of the church, Mr.. Walter
Nash, who played the wedding
marches.
Wearing a traditional wedding
gown Of white satin ard lace the
bride was escorted and given in
marriage by her father. Her veil o1
bridal illusion edged with lace wa.
held by coronet of pearls and bril-
liants and she carried a prayer bool
bound in white satin with orchid
on top and from which fell q shower
Of freesia.
Distinctive costumes were worn
by the brides attendants, Miss Jean
Burns, maid of honor, having q dres.
of ashes Of roses satin fashioned tr
princess style with pulled sleeves
With this she wore pink net mitt.
and a coronet of flowers which helc
a veil matching her dress in color
The other bridal attendants were
Miss Sue Wedderburn, sister of thu
bridegroom; Miss Mary Louis.
Warner and Mrs. Doran s. Platt
whose frocks were of peacock blue
their lace mitts and wells matching
their dresses and they all carried
pink carnations.
Miss Patterson and
Mr.. Mcpherson Married.
The Metropolitan Methods
Church was the scene Of the weddin
of Miss Patterson and Mr.. McPher
son, the Rev. William A. Reese OH
ciating at 4 o'clock. A reception
Immediately followed at the Ken
nedy- Warren.
Mrs. Mary Knox Willett san
preceding the ceremony and tn
stately church was decorated wit
standards filled with white gladiola
; and lilies. Tall vases at each side Q
the altar held white lilies. making al
effective background with palms an
fern banked against the ALTA
. Lighted candles gave a soft light t
the scene.
!, Mr.. Patterson escorted his daugh
ter and gave her In marriage. He
wedding gown was Of ivory whit
satin fashioned with q sweethea,
neckline and long sleeves finished /
. points over the hands. Her illusio
veil was held by orange blossoms an
she wore pearls.
Miss Anne Clarke
.. Serves - Flower Girl.
. Little Miss Anne Clarke, daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Clarke Q
Belle Haven, Va, was the howe
girl. Immediately preceding the brid
to the altar. She was dressed In
dainty frock Of pale pink organd
and carried bouquet Of sweethear
roses and forget-me-nots. The lit
tie ring bearer was Master John Z
Mcpherson, jr., nephew Of the bride
groom. who wore a white satin sui
Mrs. Malcome McGregor was ma
tron Of honor for her sister he
costume being of periwinkle blu
chiffon with q lace jacket and
hat Of chiffon. She carried Spanisl
iris and acacia. Mrs. John E. Nc
; Pherson, sister-in-law of the bride
groom and Miss Margaret de Bar
| deleben, cousin Of the bride, WEI
her other attendants. They weE