Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11

gown was trimmed in Alencon lace,
and the skirt fell into a very long
and full circular train. The veil fell
over the face and was of bridal net
and made on halo of Alencon lace,
caught with cluster of orange bios
SONS. In the back, the veil fell to
the end of the train. The bride
carried a sheaf of white orchids,
bouvardia and lilies of the valley.
Miss Janet B. Hardy
Is Maid of Honor.
The maid of honor was Miss Janet
B. Hardy, and she wore a gown of
heaven pink faille taffeta made with
a fitted bodice, very long and full
bishop sleeves and full skirt with
a slight train. Her hat was the
same shade as the dress and was
q Mary Queen of Scots model
trimmed in tiny rose buds with
matching velvet ribbon. Her bou-
Quet was an old-faShion nosegay in
a Dona blue holder with pink and
lavendar asters in blending shades.
The other attendants were Miss
Mary T. Donohoe, Miss Jean D.
Donohoe. Miss Mary Rita Sullivan,
Mrs. James j. Rupert, Miss Helen
E. Toomey and Miss Rose Mary
Rupert. They wore Dona blue
gowns made like that of the maid
of honor, and had matching ac-
cesories. Their Mary Queen of
Scots bonnet matched their gowns,
and they carried old-fashion nose
gays in heaven pink holder with
blending asters of pink and lavender.
Mr.. John F. Donohoe was his
brothers best man and the ushers
were Mr. Jerome B. Wyble of Rich
mond. Va; Mr.. James J. Rupert
and Mr.. Joseph E Donohoe of
Washington, Mr.. William F. Gull
liney of Philadelphia. Mr.. Charles
Won Loewenfeldt of New York and
Mr.. James M. Donohoe and Mr..
Richard j. Donohoe of Washington.
Reception Is Held
At Country Club.
A reception at the Army Navy
Country Club in Arlington County
followed. The club was decorated
with palms and fern and a profusion
of white flowers. A buffet break
fast for the guests and a seated
breakfast for the wedding party was
held later and dancing followed the
reception Concert music was played
during the reception proper.
In the reception line we're the
brides parents, 1t. and Mrs. Benter,
the latter wearing Lelong model of
bottle green velvet trimmed in cream
Alencon lace, made with long fitted
sleeves and long skirt which fell
into a slight train. She wore
matching hat of bottle green velvet,
and corsage of deep purple orchids.
The bridegroom mother, also in the
line, wore lovely gown of peruvina
velvet trimmed with gold beads and
made with short sleeves. She wore
q hat of pheasant feathers and
corsage of orchids. The brides at
PENDANTS also were in the line.
Out-of- town guests at the wedding
included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Russell Of California, Mrs. Ida Won
Loewenfeldt, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Main. DR.. and Mrs Edwin Frank
Goldman, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Chandler Christy of New York, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Fillmore of Florida,
Mr.. Herbert Clark of California,
Mrs. Mary Culinary and Mr.
William F. Waters of Philadelphia,
the Rev, Hugh j. Phillips of Emitts
burg, Nd, and Mr.. John Hester and
Miss Catherine Hester of McKees-
port, Pa.
For her travelling costume the
bride wore a redingote of two tone
shade of blue and navy, and a
matching turban in three shades of
blue. Her corsage was of white
orchids. She and Mr.. Donohoe will
make their home at La Refine Apart
ments, in Washington.
The bride attended Holy Cross