had been worn by
C. Clarke, brother of the bride; Frederick B.A PNadonia:
emony was solemnized at 4.30 o'clock, with the Rev. Louis W.
CLOUDY AND COOLER
PHILAD ELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAY
4. 1940
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Constance Delk Clarke Becomes Bride
ON ITALY'S MOVES
Of George T. Pew in Ardmore Church
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By Jane Wister
NE of the prettlest of the spring weddings highlighted the
s better
known in younger eireles as "Connie," daughter of Mrs. Harold
Johnson Clarke, of Bala-Cynwyd, and George T. Pew, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Howard Pew, of "Knollbrook," Ardmore, said their "I
Saturday afternoon in St. Mary's Church, Ardmore. The
Situation.
NAZI TROOPS MASS O weck-end program, when Constance Delk Clarke,
CHAMBERLAIN FACES
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Pitt, former rector of the church, officiating.
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The bride was a lovely pleture as she entered the church
on the arm of her unele, Mr. Edward B. Delk, of Kansas City, Mo.
Her gown, combining ivory toned satin with exquisite Chantilly
lace, followed princess lines, the top formed entirely of the lace,
with long tapering sleeves ending in points that extended over
the hands, and a heart-shaped neckline. The full skirt
to form a long train. Orange blossoms
her mother at her wedding, were arranged across the back of
the head, to hold in place the tulle veil which fell from a high
Russian coronet effect of the lace. She earried white orchids
and lilies-of-the-valley arranged in a loose caseade bouquet.
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Naomi C. Ramsey, heading the procession as maid of honor, Mexico Rejects
wore a dainty model of peach colored marquisette, featuring a
heart-shaped neekline, outlined by a banding of matching lace and Oil Arbitration
puffed sleeves Wich we of the full skirt, Her hat was a pieture
bows trimmed
model of peach colored horsehair, with a velvet bow of the same o SS
color at the front of the halrline, with ends that encircled the crown
and fell in long streamers at the back. She earrled violets arranged OiI Companies
in a loose bouquet, surrounded by gerbera.
which
e also edged with the lace. Four large lace
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Bridesmaids Wear Aquamarine Frocks
The bridesmaids were Frances T. Pew, the bridegroom's younger
sister, who answers to "Frannie"; Priscilla Thorpe, Jane M. French, Of Heavy Taxes
Marjorie M. Dickson, Katherine Munger, Bernice Worrell, Mary P.
Twaddell, all of this city, and Elizabeth C. Lewis, of New Hope, Pa.
Their dresses of aquamarine marquisette were made exactly like
that of the maid of honor, with heart-shaped necklines, puffed
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The bride's mother chose pertetnkle blue marquisette, the
model trimmed at the hipline and through the skirt with
bandings of matehing stlk lace. Her hat of matching French
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H. Pace, Jr., of Jacksonville, Florida; James Bryant, of Grove City,
Pa.; Peter Monks, of Boston, and Samuel A. Steere, of Akron.
A small reception at "Stonecroft," the home of Mr, and Mrs.
William W. Wood at Gladwyne, followed the ceremony. Upon their
return from a wedding trip, the newlyweds will occupy an apart-
ment in Wynnewood.
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