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The bride. who «'?' given ill marriage bv her father, vvoir a goivn of ivory satin trimmed with Alencon lace and fashioned with > chapel train. She wore a veil of 1’nissells lace which hed been worn hv former brides of the groom’s family. She carried her grandmother’s prayer book topped with white orchid.
Mrs. John Dal/iel Wood of Atlanta, Georgia, sister of tho bride w-as matron of honer. She wore a dress of red satin with a full skirt and a small matching hat. She carried a nosegav»of red -r 1 white flowers.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. ''V'Tiinn Fverett Raker of Chagrin J'-dls. Ohio, sister of the groom. Mrs. John Wilfend Paulson of Warwick. Virginia, Mrs. Patrick Clifford Granev, Jr., of Mf. Hope. West Virginia, and Miss Rett'Ro<er Page of Washington. IXC. The1 wore dresses and hats irlentical in color and stvle with that of the matron of honor and carried nosegays of mired white flowers.
Mr. Philip Rrooks Vaughan of '?ova! Oak. Michigan-, served his brother as be«t man. Ushers were Mr. Norman Everett Raker of Chagrin Falls. Ohio. Mr. Tohn Oal/iel Wood of Atlanta. Georgia. Mr. John Joseph McCarthy, tr of Milton. Massachusetts, and Mr Edward W. Cook of New ork City.
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