Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1926, Page 56

it THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 14, 1926—PART 2. Of Personal Interest : Elaborate Program in View |SPURNED AT ALTAR, GIRL |jhom she had met but two weeks be |ttont. the bride nervous and the motner | Marriage Licenses. To Washington Residents| AR LOCAL WOMA For Georgia Society| WOOED AND WON AT ONCE |, 2 Doolin. the only white eirl| “Inails Dooltn, @ boarder in the | sturoiaen Loonees Bave. been fooues 10 11 known here to have been confirmed in | Best household, % Mrs. Morton Luchs was host T e program committee of the e 'anegro church, was married hy Right | offered to su 3 . Best | poamydel B Nash of Newland, Sotber & & bine o — s Georgla State Soclety has arran 2 Rev. Arthur S.'Trotman in St. Luke's | stopped crying. “Go sce the bishop,” | = Wil & brert R iond and An s o o oloRen v O ot ‘the whost: delfghttul prog Acquaintance of Two Weeks Pro-| African Orthodox Church in the pres. | she said she told the vouth. The |K. Rebert i of Hacoratyien: 3. ™ A P Rausch Covers | ST the aeanon for the Valenting poses After Wait for Groom and | €1 of o mixed company. Doolin, an | bishop was willin vointed out |of & ey B Newton Wi Ainie Harvel. bor ¥ g X ehmand. wera laid for 40 suests cing flow- & - g at teenth street tomorrow Army clerk s white, s was John J. | the legal delay r d s ity ers were used on the night. This committee is com 1 Wedding Follows. Flilicar Ao Lo ey Sely il @ t _’ ] o ir. ot this Nancy Sigmund »f Mr of Maj. S. Gordon Green, chairman; - Mrs. \\uumn Best, mother of the | days lnter Halligan appeared, but Miss | Emirian dfy Uavis ang, S v, and Ars. Howard : - | / Mrs. It E. L. Hall and Mrs. Annic bride, and Bishop Trotman, the choir | Best deciined to cha mind. 3 G Wood, and the committee on| CAMBRIDGE, Mass., February 13.— [and numerous acquaintances were as-| Now the ceremony been e | i 3 daneing and refreshments, with Miss|Mrs. Alene Best Doolin, 17, deserted |sembled in the church on January 17.|formed, and this time neither bride I Dowhey and Stars A Kelly on_Ashmead p ¥ / Nellie Adamson and Mrs. B. H. Good- @ altar, only to be proposed to|Time passed, hui the bridegroom did [nor bishop was kept waiting, and | 4 Blcketts ot Gl i 3 r in charge of entertainment and Willlam H. Dooli R0t anive | qs Bishop sxes impe: | WWolrs 4l hapoy.” sty M. Lot chetts of Glen e cards. Beginning at 9 o'clock, song se tions will he ziven by Mr. John ¥ ve Danc will follow at o'clock. 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