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given an impressive program, and
when the bride and her attendants
made their appearance he struck
up the wedding march from Lohen-
grin.
Leading the bridal procession
down the aisle were the ushers. who
previously had shown the guests to
their places. In this group were Mr..
Paul Anthony Cajigas, brother of
the bride; Corndr. John Elwell,
u. 8. N, Mr.. Carlos SAM, and coll
leagues Of the bridegroom in the
air force, including Flight Lieuten-
ants G. M. Gordon, Jimmy Davis,
Don Gordon, Charles Waite, Flying
Officer G. A. Woolley and Squadron
Leader J. M. Stevens.
DR.. Tomas Robert Cajigas, an
other brother of the bride, was best
man and he stood with the BRIDE
groom awaiting her arrival before
the altar.
The bride was escorted and given
In marriage by her father. She was
clad in exquisite satin and her long
voluminous veil of silk net fell
from a tiara of gorgeous rose point
lace that once had belonged to
Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium. The
long-ftted basque of the gown had
a delicate pattern of seed pearls at
the sweetheart neckline and on the
cuffs of the long fitted sleeves. A
fan of rose point lace was carried
by the bride. Fastened to 1t was
cluster of white orchids, lilies Of
the valley and orange blossoms.
Mrs. James Macpherson, as ma
tron of honor, walked just ahead OF
the bride. Her dress of American
Beauty taffeta was made with
high neckline, three-quarter length
sleeves and an apron front skirt
with a hustle at the back. The
hemline was finished with a roll Of
the material Her headdress was Of
velvet flowers in shades of rose,
hyacinth and ice blue that carried
out the color scheme of all the at
tepdants' costumes. She carried a
fan to match her sdress and the
flower cluster on this was of white
The bridesmaids were Miss Vir-
yinia Lee Stalling, Miss Patricia
Brewer, Miss Mary Margaret De-
Burr, Miss Beatrice Moore and Miss
Carolee Arnold. Their dresses were
If taffeta made like that of the
matron of honor only, Miss Stall
Ing's and Miss Brewers were OF
1yacinth blue and the others were
Of ice blue. All wore headdresses
ike Mrs. Macpherson's and carried
fans to correspond with the color
Of their gowns. Forget-me-nots
were on the fans of the bridesmaids
who wore hyacintn blue and vio-
let's formed the flower motif on
the fans of those wearing ice blue.
Miss Grace Tamm was Junior
bridesmaid. She was dressed just
like the matron of honor and car
ried similar fan.
Unlike most receptions where
guests have to hurry from the
church to be on time, this was not
The case yesterday. When guests
arrived at the Statler to wish the
young couple happiness, there was
not the customary delay caused by
photographers getting just one more
snap of the bridal party. The re-
,eption line had formed before a
orofusion of feathery ferns with an
Indirect lighting effect showing
through the greenery. Mrs. Cajigas,
who stood with DR.. Caljigas at the
head of the line, was wearing a
powder blue crepe gown with clus-
er of purple Tipped orchids. Mrs.
Carl F. Mattusch, who with MIR.
dattusch came from Elmira, On
ario, for their sons wedding, chose
or the occasion gown of aqua
marine crepe with which she also
vore orchids.
White gladioluses blossomed in
he presidential ballroom where the
etc was held and Jack Mortons
rchestra gave a delightful musical
to the highly enjoyable
'ccasion.
A TERED wedding cake held a
rominent place on the long buffet
nd there were three bars to take
are of the numerous guests.
Mrs. Fred M. Vinson. wife of the
'hief Justice Of the United States,