Evening star., 1942-07-26
Two Weddings
Hold Interest of
Congress Set
Miss Blanchard
And Miss Jensen
Are the Brides
Continued From Page. DID

In China for a close friend and she
carried cascade bouquet of white
orchids and white gladioluses.
Miss Mary Benton Gore was maid
OF honor and the brides only at
tendant. Her costume was of white
chiffon trimmed with lace appliqued
In flowers, made with full skirt,
very full bell sleeves and v neck
line. She wore coronet of blue
delphlnium and her bouquet, cas-
cade, was of apricot color gladi-
oluses and blue delphinium.
Mr.. Paul w. Fitzpatrick of Beach
BLUM, Mass, was best man for his
brother.
Mrs. Jensen, mother of the bride
received the several hundred guests
at the reception, which was held at
Hotel 2400, and was assisted by Mrs
Paul E. Fitzpatrick of Brookline,
Mass, mother of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Jensen wore a floor-length
gown Of rose-color lace and chiffon
With q flower hat in which rose
color predominated, and Mrs. Fitz-
patrick was in sapphire blue lace,
with which she had matching acces-
sories. Each wore shoulder bou-
quet of orchids.
1t. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick left later
in the day for wedding trip, the
bride wearing q brown suit, brown
felt hat and q veil, and a corsage
bouquet Of brown orchids. They
went by plane to New York and will
visit in Boston, and after July 80
win be at home at 2l20 Sixteenth
street.
Guests from other cities who came
for the wedding included Mrs. Paul
w. Fitzpatrick, sister-in-la of the
bridegroom, and his sister, Mrs.
O'Neill, of Beach Bluff, Mass; his
brother, Mr.. Edwin Fitzpatrick, of
Fort Monmouth, NJ j.; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank G. Fitzpatrick of Boston,
uncle and aunt of the bridegroom;
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Jensen of Albu-
Querque, N Mex, uncle and aunt of
the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
j. Fox and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
D. Cook of Brookline; Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Pierce II, of Boston; Col
Herbert c. Holdridge, commandant
at Fort Washington. and Mrs. Hold
ridge, and the assistant comman-
dant. Col. Frank Smith, and Mrs.
Smith. Also from Fort Washington
were 1t. Col. Joseph s. HARRISON and
Maj. and Mrs. Edward Nalley
Others from out of town included
Mrs. Horace Mann Towner of Mt.
Vernon. Va; Miss Jackie Killian and
Miss Barbara Stewart of New York
City and 1t. Robert MCGUIRE,
U. S. A., of Brookline.
Representative Lanham was un-
able to accompany Mrs. Lanham to
Dalton for her sons wedding yes
terday and she will join him here
tomorrow or Tuesday. The cere-
mony was performed in Grace
Episcopal Church at Dalton, the
Rev. H. Gardiner Shattuck offici-
ating, and Mr.. Horace Hunt, director
OF the Berkshire Musical Associa-
ton, arranged the wedding music.
The bride. who is the daughter of
Mrs. James w. Hagar of Dalton,
was given in marriage by Mr.. Hagar.
Her wedding gown was of white silk
jersey fashioned on Grectan lines
and having . train. A coronet of
orange blossoms held her finger-tip-
length veil and she carried white
roses. swansonia and white orchids.
Mrs. Douglas Chisholm Of Mid
land, Mich, sister of the bride, was
her mAtron Of honor and her maid
OF honor was another sister, Miss
Barbara Blanchard. The brides
other attendants included Mrs. Ian
L. Carmichael Of Dunkirk, N. Y,
and Mrs. Samuel c. Colt, jr., of
Pittsfleld. All of the attendants were
dressed in white chiffon gowns made
on gracefully draped models and
their wide brimmed hats were of
etarched white chiffon trimmed
with blue streamers.
Ensign John D. Head of WASH
ington was best man for his brother.
Tomorrow Ensign Head will enter
further naval training at the North
western University. The ushers in
cluded Mr.. Douglas S. Chisholm and
Mr.. Frederick T. Francis, jr., of
Pittsfield and Mr.. William Fitz-
gerald of Taunton, Mass.
The reception was held in the
home of the brides parents, the
guests numbering about $50 and
later Mr.. and Mrs. Head left on
their wedding trip to Cape Cod. Mrs.
Head wore travelling costume of
green and white print with white
accessories. After August they will
be at home in the Maplewood at
Pittsfield where they have taken an
apartment. Mrs. Head studied at
Bradford Academy, the Stuart
School and the Child Walker Art
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