Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1926, Page 21

MRS. STOKES WEDS NAVAL AIDE TO COCLIDGE IN NEWPORT HOME Lieut. B. R. Holcombe of Aeronautics Bureau Is Groom. Marriage Is Surprise to Summer Colony in Rhode Island. By the Aseociated Press. | NEWPORT. R. 1. June 17. While | the attention of Newport was centered | upon the entectainment of Prince | Gustavus Adolphus and Princess | louise of Sweden yesterday after-| noon Mrs. Margaret Fahnestock | Stokes, socially nent in New port and Washi and Lieu Ren N Junfor naval aide tc ldge, were quietly 1 Rock, the Summer Stokes. The ceremony. whi by less than a d formed by pbinson, tend. | The wedding wprise in 4 local social ci In Paris last F combe, a nat is attached 1 nauties. Lieut. Hol- | ewport, Oreg., R of Aero- | Mrs. Holeambe is the dauzhter of Mrs. Fahnestock and the Fahnfl?vn(‘l\ of Washington port 1 ington about eight years a marriage to Mr. Stokes same year. The wedding the most brill Margaret Fahnestock Stokes Holcombe. Biokes ithen " | for charities has been due to her un- in the United married in his taking place in the ¥ of the Washington « Mrs. Holcombe w popular of debut: the leader of V married set National Service School encampmer ! later serving as an officer in that or ganization. Active in Junior lplzlu* This school . | “Pink 1-“ training and |avenue. * of horses and has a ational Capital Horse ich year, where she entbr- eresting parties. She wears clothes, most of them de- 3 and her two pretty rsyl and Vivian many | their mother. 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Mr. Sikken. an|, 4oy were in attendance. eldérly man. said to be sromewhat deaf, was walking acress the tracks,| Other officers elected were: First apparently unaware of the nearness of ' vice president. Elmer P. Hardell; sec- man, percelving the situation, rang his S g Ibell frantically, but Mr. Sikken ap. |recording secretary, Miss Martha Norton: corresponding secretary, Miss His attention arested from his posi- tion at Johnson avenue and the Wash. | Robert Ander it oL was directing traffic, Chief Galla r Gets Call. vaulted the gates. which were down, D. C. Pasto to push him from the path- of the|evangelist for the Southern Pres train. terfan Church, who has recelved T T ! terian Church of Elkins, Va. said Wool growers in Western Canada|today that he had not decided | clip. The I d has the n r under advi I a 8 ment. Tl is engaged in A Washington-hound train. 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