Evening star., 1940-11-09

QuCneSS SaIln WIN yoke OF real
princess lines and the full skirt en'
fell from a tiara of Alencon lace
embroidered with seed pearls. Fol
her flowers she carried moderne
bouquet of white gladioluses.
Mrs. John ]. Berry, jr., of Newark
N. j.. cousin of the bridegroom
was matron of honor. She wore a
mauve orchid taffeta gown, made
with a sweetheart neckline, close
fitting bodice and very full skirt
she carried bouquet of bronze
chrysanthemums and wore coro-
net of matching pompom chrysan-
themums in her hair.
Miss Jeanne Ward, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and her
gown and accessories exactly
matched those of the matron of
honor.
Miss Dorothy Ward
Among Bridesmaids.
The bridesmaids were Miss Doro-
thy Ward, another sister of the
bride; Miss Jeanne Columbus, Miss
Mary Ellen Degnan, Miss Eileen
Lotus, Miss Agatha Munhal and
Miss Mary Jane ODonnef1. Their
dresses were made of tropical violet
taffeta along lines similar to those
of the maid and matron of honor,
anad they wore coronets of lavender
pompom chrysanthemums and car
ried bouquets of large lavender
chrysanthemums.
Miss Hope Ward, young sister Of
the bride, was the flower girl in a
frock of mauve orchid taffeta and
her blond curls were bound by a
ribbon of the same shade with a
cluster of small bronze and lavender
chrysanthemums in the bow of the
ribbon. AS she preceded the bride
down the aisle she dropped petals OF
the lavender and bronze shades from
tiny basket of lace.
Mr.. Thomas W. Murphy served as
best man for his son, and the ushers
included Mr.. John j. Berry, jr., OF
Newark, N. J., and Mr.. Edward j..
Gleason and Mr.. Henry T. Gleason,
cousins of the bridegroom, who are
also from Newark; DR.. Adrian v.
Casey of Scranton, Pa; Mr.. Charles
Gildea of Saddle River, N. j.; DR..
John J. Griffin, ir, of New York;
Mr.. Ward j. Koepnick, cousin OF the
bride, and Mr.. James J. Ward, Jr.,
a brother Of the bride.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the Shoreham Hotel.
The couple received before a screen
of palms and were assisted by Mrs.
Ward, who wore a ioor-length gown
of wine tone velvet with hat Of
breast feathers in variegated colors
and a corsage of lavender spray
orchids.
Miss Rose Mary Murphy, aunt Of
the bride groom, was also in the re-
ceiving line in brigade blue crepe
dress with matching accessories and
a corsage of deep purple spray
orchids. Another member of the re-
ceiving line was Miss Elizabeth
Murphy, also an aunt of tha bride
groom, who had selected a gown of
morocco brown crepe and corsage
of yellow orchids. The brides pater-
nal grandmother was also present in
a costume of gendarme blue crepe
with a corsage of deep Tipped law
ender orchids.
Later in the day DR.. and Mrs.
Murphy left on an extended motor
trip through the South. For travel
ing Mrs. Murphy wore a costume
suit of moss green wool trimmed in
leopard with hat of matching fur
and a cluster of green orchids
pinned to her leopard muff.
Mrs. Murphy is a graduate of
Georgetown Visitation Convent and
DR.. Murphy attended ST. Benedict's
Preparatory School, Georgetown
University and the Georgetown Uni
varsity Medical School. He is at
present connected with the Newark
City Hospital. After December IS
they will be at home at 800 Mount
Prospect avenue, Newark.
Among the many out-of- town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Gleason, Miss Loretta Brennan, Miss
Helen Brennan, Miss Gertrude Carr,
Mrs. John j. Berry and Miss Betty
Berry, all of Newark; Miss Kath-
crime Sullivan and Mr.. Donald Sui
livsn of Englevood, N. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman Gore of Leesburg, Va;
Miss Virginia Egan of Jersey City;