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And (Joined Oj? the Smart Set in Sown and (Doiintry and (joined oj? the Smart Set in Sown and (doiintry. I , ¦¦ ¦ .'Ob' ' ‘ ‘ * ¦ - Mixer . ;% '¦• , Simplicity Miss i' t l 1 - vj>' ¦*. Emphasis Married to . t‘*i- B R'.'-ty'f/ty On Wedding Mr. Winborn BIRMINGHAM, May 10. By THE CHAPERON / lALLA lilies against screens emphasis was on sim- jj^B of cybotium fern were used THE at the wedding on plicity in profusion at Christ Church, Saturdav of Miss Dorothy Pea- Cranbrook, Saturday evening, body, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i ¦ Horace Peabody, and Charles B. / ti|9B when the Rev. Charles H. Cadi- Johnson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs ¦* gan at 8 o'clock, united in mar- Johnson of Grossr JB Charles E. riage Esther Lee Mixer, daugh- Pointe. v The Peabody residence in Iro- ¦f* ’ |i : ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick quois avenue, where the wed- Raymond Mixer, and James ding took place was embowered Henderson Winborn, son of Mr. apple ar.d crab ap- ( In fragrant and Mrs. Byron R. Winborn, > BL Jgpfe , ple blossoms. ¦ r The Episoopa! wedding service both of Birmingham. Rev j- was read at 4 o'clock by the '. ''/ Small baskets of lilies and of I IT _ Robert S Whitehead, rec’or I hrm' white stock marked the family \ T Bp old Christ Church in East Jef- pews, and many tapers were in avenue. ¦ ferson the altar candelabra. Bride's Attendants Mrs. Edward F. Metzen was Miss Peabody's attendants her cousin’s matron of honor, were Miss Ann Hebb. maid of and Barbara Barton of Upper honor; Mrs. W. J. Sears, the Montclair, N. J., was brides- Pierce, former Annette matron maid. Both wore bouffant gowns of honor, and six bridesmaids, including Miss Mary Owen Lyon of white mousseline de soie with of Pureellville, Va., who was a tight-fitting vestees embroidered roommate at Noroton; Miss in pastel threads. Nancy Randall, Miss Jean Pos- selius, Miss Jean Anderson, Miss Cuff* Tight Marv Webber and Mrs. William J. Mills. The long full sleeves were ' y into tight at the Stephen Strasburg was best fr* .4&r *v gathered cuffs man. Ushers were Alexander wrist and the under bodices Blain 111. Roben Watson Stand- were shirred at the neck with art 111. William M. Delbridge, tiny string ties. They wore Charles French of Grand Rap- Queen Anne hats of the same ids. and the bridegroom’s three white material faced with many brothers. Dan Lee Johnson. Ste- rows of full lace ruffles, and phen Olin Johnson II and H. they carried flower fans in James Johnson. shades of blue and yellow with long streamers of ice-mist rib- 'A ' ¦ "Vs , '« - All Dressed Alike bon. All of the attendants were Photo by Max Habrech The bride followed her attend- dressed alike In filmy Summer This charming bride is MRS. CHARLES ants on the arm of her father models of tulle, in pale peach marriage and wore a white gown of filmy R. JOHNSON JR., who, before her cobweb lace over plaited or- shade, fashioned with very full in the home of her par- skirts, fitted bodices with ap- Saturday afternoon gandy, fashioned with a fitted (Wright Omit Photo) plied flowers, high necklines ents, Mr. arid Mrs. Horace B. Peabody, in bodice and heart-shaped neck- nan mar- line and long fitted sleeves MRS. JAMES HENDERSON WIN- mond Mixer of Birmingham, and and short sleeves. They wore Iroquois avenue, was Miss Dorothy Peabody. which ended at the wrist in a BORN is the former Esther Lee Mixer, ried Saturday at Christ Church, Cranhrook. daisies in their hair and carried Highland, Michigan. arm bouquets of white double double ruching of white horse- daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Ray- They tvill live in hair. stock. cap was of The dark eyed bride was Whitneys Her Queen Mary Suzanne Blank will preside !s Sonny Plan the brim charming in her wedding dress same lace with a of Jewish Council scheduled for 6:30 o’clock at Village Garden Session Thursday tulle with sweetheart plaited white horsehair from of white a of Frame's Tea Room. Polls will THE VILLAGE GARDEN- enoe Avery will Rive a lecture neckline edged with a deep frill which fell five-yard veil Elects Mrs. Brodie with white illusion. She carried a be open there from 5:30 until 8 CLUB willhold its regular meet- and Mi-s. John 11. French will of lace and short sleeves Again ste- MRS. A. HARRY BRODIE Finds cascade of white orchids, on appliqued around them. Her To Wed o'clock. ing Thursday at the Colony show slides flowers. lace phanotis and lilies of the valiey. has been elected president of tulle veil was attached to a lace The election will be followed Town Club, at 11 o’clock in the The hostesses for the day are: section of the Na- by of plans anent cap trimmed with orange blos- the Detroit a discussion morning. MESDAMES roses Brother Best Man the annual A. F. A. convention, TM»ar4 Horning Waliar F Tant soms. She carried white tional Council of Jew ish Women. C ,h Unenthusiastic has as May 25-29, in Boston. Following luncheon, Mrs. Clar- A Oarmatartlcr •n»<-rmbur i and white larkspur. Mother Morris Knight Winborn was Mrs. Brodie served his brother’s best man. The first vice president and editor Attire of Mothers By MAURY PAUL ushers included Richard Mixer, of the bulletin. Other new offi- usher, Brien, the 1941-42 season are Mrs. Peabody was gowned in NEW YORK, May 10. unknown until his alliance with as junior James G. cers for -m Millicent, in Frederick R. Hunter and Byron Mrs. Jack Rothberg. first vice L‘ wore Mayfair - his place. beige lace. Mrs. Johnson in any R. Winborn Jr., of Syracuse, president: Mrs. Nathan Simons, tell At almost worthwhile to her son’s wedding a turquoise WEEK-ENDINGThose who should know you N. Y. second vice president; Mrs. Dan Harry Payne Whitney auction sale attend in New 1 dress made with V me Mrs. days you are Mrs. Mixer’s gown was of Krouse, third vice president, and blue crepe over York these Spring is none too enthusiastic to Mme. Jacques mist gray marquisette with in- Mrs. Joseph B. Gaylord, treas- neckline and short sleeves. Whitney's certain see !| Cornelius Vanderbilt matching Sentimental Following the reception Mr. Balsan, bom a Vanderbilt, and sets of lace with urer. plan to marry again, just as soon Marlborough, which she wore a small gray Re-elected were Mrs. David /SS and Mrs. Johnson left by motor Whitney has once a Duchess of trav- as "Gee” Hopkins row chair bidding on lace hat and corsage bouquet of Cooper, recording secretary; for Tryon, N. C. The bride her Florida divorce. in a front eled a smart costume con- the best of the French furniture. cymbidium orchids. Mrs. Charles Rubiner. financial in secretary, sisting of a powder blue crepe Having had ample opportunity There’s no end of chit-chat in Mrs. Winborn wore for her and Miss Setta Robin- to note the manner in which ‘‘Horsey’’ son’s wedding a jacket frock of son, corresponding secretary. mJm in yellow and the New York-Virginia 'Darting dress printed chiffon, white, with high neckline, a long Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney sets over the friendship that ap- hyacinth blue embroid- Newly-elected members of the powder blue wool coat and a manipulates the lives of all close pears to have sprung up between ered in pastel colors with a board of directors: hat of matching material faced members of her family, I'm won- the Paul Mellons and Viscoun- matching hat and bouquet of MESDAMEfI like the dering if Sonny is wise in per- tess pink roses and forget-me-nots. David Feertr Milton Mar* with printed material Castleroose. sup- William Frantc Norman Thai dress. sisting in presenting a third Mrs. Paul Mellon is the enormously A reception and midnight Hugo Freund Leona Weiner Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney to per at Detroit Athletic Club David Greenwald Upon their return they will rich son of the late Andrew the your men live on their farm near Roches- New York society. Mellon, who served the United followed the ceremony, after ter, Mich. There’s no denying Gee is States as secretary of the treas- which the bride and bridegroom Women's Ad Club weddings and Miss Barbara Gerhard and heart-broken over the ending of ury and, for a short time, as left for a wedding trip at Vir- small won- son of Beach, bride wearing 3, Miss Alex Rowan, both of Phila- her union with the only ambassador to England. Doris ginia the Will Vote Monday fhis'Darling.* delphia. cousins of the bride, the late Harry Payne Whitney. Castleroose always manages to a tailored suit of navy and white came for the wedding and are Last Summer, at Saratoga be near money-bags! shepherd check with small hat WOMEN'S ADVERTISING staying with the bride's great during the racing season, when of white pique and red topcoat. CLUB will elect officers and Helper’ reports Monday aunt, Mrs. A. W. Copland. she first realized her rather Hi* ’Little On their return they will live hear annual hoity-toity attitude had alien- Mrs. Michael Arlen. lovely In Highland, Mich. evening. A dinner at which ated not only her husband, but Greek-born wife of the cele- Scottish League most of her feminine friends, brated novelist, and Jerry Zerbe, Gee refused to believe the time the society photographer, are Sets Dance May 24 had come for her to relinquish close friends and at a recent her place in the center of the SCOTTISH CIVIC LEAGUE, subscription party Atlanta was metropolitan social stage for a Jerry s "little helper,” carrying composed of representatives important position the virtually all the Scottish less in his flashlight bulbs for him.
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