Evening star., 1948-06-13

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the bride wore with her beautiful
white satin gown a veil OF old family
lace. She had her cousin, Miss
Winifred Perkins Wadsworth, as
maid OF honor, and the other at
tendants were the Misses Helen
Barney Alexander, Marian Howe
Phyllis Carey, Vivian johnson and
Mrs. Donald Heussler and Mrs. Ar
thur v. Dupois.
Mr.. Strong was best man for his
son, whose ushers included his
brothers, Henry and Peter Strong,
and the Messrs. Alexander Buell.
Trowbridge III. Arthur Sherwood,
Archibald M. Howe and s. Walker
Merrill.
Following the ceremony guests en-
joyed a delightful reception in the
garden of Hartford House, and then
the young couple left for a Bermuda
honeymoon. They will live in
Brunswick, Me. where the groom at
tends Bowdoin College.
The new Mrs. Strong is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Benjamin T. Tilton
and the late DR.. Tilton of New York
Mr.. Strong is the grandson Of
Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong. noted
philanthropist in the field OF edu-
cation, and of Mr.. Alexander Buell.
Trowbridge of Winter Park, Fla.
Chaffeld.Taylor.Ong.
A brilliant reception at the Chevy
Chase Club followed the wedding
yesterday afternoon of Miss Eleanor
Marie Ong, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Harry Alfred Ong. to Ensign
Richard Chatfield-Taylor, U. S. c. G
The marriage ceremony took place
in All Saints Episcopal Church with
DR.. Charles Lowry officiatlag.
Wearing a white satin gown and
an illusion veil trimmed with rose
point lace that was used on kel
mothers wedding dress, the bride
was escorted by her father.
| She was attended by the Misses
Julia Bruce, Jeane Mcbride, Nancy
Mcguire, Benair Mills. all OF Wash
| ington, and Anne Desloge Of st
Louis, Anne Lukens Of Philadelphia
and Sally Place of Greenwich, Conn
With their summery marquisette
yellow and pale green dresses with
hooped skirts, the attendants car.
ried garden flowers to match the
blossoms in their hair.
The groom, who is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Chatfield- Taylor
had his father for his best man. Th'
ushers were Ensign Lou Collucello
U. S. C. G., and the Messrs. Hobar
Chatfield- Taylor, Frank Emmert
Hamilton Fish. Hallett johnson, jr.
Hamilton Kean, Harry Alfred Ong
jr., and Brainard Warner.
A member of the Washington Ju'
nior League, the bride was graduated
from Madeira School and Vassal
College. Her husband was sradu'
ated from Woodbury. Forest, ir
Orange, Va. He served in tht
Coast Guard during the war ane
was graduated from the Coast Guare
Academy this month. The groom
father, who is former Undersecretary
1 of Commerce. Is now director oi
operations Of the new Economic Co
operation Administration.
/ After a honeymoon in Bermuda
the couple will go to the groom,
new station in Seattle, Wash.
Vienna Ceremony
I In distant Vienna, Austria,
ceremony of marked interest to the
service set took place. Miss Mary
Bierne Echols. daughter OF MAJ
i Gen. and Mrs. Oliver P. Echols o.
this city became the bride OF 1t
Charles M. Simpson III. U. s. "A.
Christ Church. Belvedere Castle
was the setting for the 4:3o O'CLOCK
ceremony and the bride was given
in marriage by her father, who fes
/ to Austria last week. Mrs. Ecnois
accompanied her daughter to Vi
emma a few weeks ago. The bride
groom Is the son of Col. and Mrs
! Charles M. Simpson, jr. Both ne