Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1926, Page 56

Pretty Nuptial Ceremonies Striking Feature of Season crepe beaded in crystals. Each wore a corsage houquet of pink roses. A small reception followed the cere- mony at the home of the bride, after Wwhich Mr. and Mrs. Jones left for a ‘wedding trip, Mrs. Jones wearing a navy blue georgette crepe over satin and a sind-colored hat and coat. Among the out-of-town guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Newland Rip- fom of Garden City, Long Island: Mrs. F. Bavlis Clark of -New York: Mrs. Frank Porter Headly of Roches- ter, N. Y. Mrs. Pevton Adams of Mount Vernon, N. Y.. Mrs. H. G Clock and Mrs. Herbert Clock of Free. port, Long Island Mr. Jones and his bride will make their home at 2301 Cathedral avenue. The marr Bavol, Jamin Greensie dria, and 1 Ir and M and e Sarah Perine . and Mrs, avol, formerly 0. Ala.. but now of Al Mr. Charles Creighton Car- on of former Representative Charles C. Carlin of Ale: ce at noon vesterday home of the parents of oom, Rev. William 8. Ham- mond. D. D. pastor of the M. I Church S ting. The bt handsome coat dress of navy blue with ins pleating on the left side. and coming gray fur collar. Her hat of velour to match, with narrow ored trimming. Her corsage houquet \yas of orchids and lilies of the val- Immediately . and My lored after the ceremony lin left for Philade 1 sail early in the week Cuba. aboard the £, 8. Ulua, Out-of town guests present were My meron Weyms v and sister of the hride N. Sy, CliKedn de: Miss Dorothy Wavneshoro. Miss Anne a.: Mr. Char hington, of New York Cit agher of Leeshurg, the ity brothers of the » is a graduate of the ®inia and a member ion of State, esident of the Alexandria rporation. hn Ga he prettiest weddings of the place list evening when fred Catherine nd Mrs. Ralph Me of Mr. Andrew son of Mr. and ille. The cere at the Metropoli ifrey Chobot in omas Soner performe with Rev. w Gawler ver Tol just before ang * and the wore period_style. was also embroid om the shou'ders | 1l was held in rose point lace, ns. Her of whit ace, pearls Somerville, sister of of honor, taffets and de period stvie pink Little Itnth Meke bride. was Hower g ock of peach chiffon and ¢ pink roses and blue Havding. nephew of ed a_charming pic- black velvet when eurer 1~ Somerviile, his b § r.. was best held ceremony. Mrs ville, mother of sived with the bridal party. Kee wore a gown of coral nd Mrs. Someryille’s gown ded in pastel shades. nd Mrs. Somerville left North. Mre. Somer costume of green home teenth 1 were \irs Reaumont m_of Baltim McKee and e, N et Mr, Pa. Kel v's classmates at the I Kels and Howard dir o were irmont attaches to the mar- | \fternoon sthea Morr Wincaid, 1 s of Arthur J N York Westchester many fr he has for the Navy method of plotting the torms hy radio having heen o avoid hurricanes. de wore the wedding gown crandmother. which was in mother at her mar- iwory satin. trimmed nd Dutchesse lace of Miss to Lieut. \.. at the Hin home Mrs Mo Ossini County. nds “in done point train i honor, Miss Dora Lyons of the bride. wore a lace ruffles houffant . a hat to match And + benquet of vellow chrys- | John Hession, “inch. Lynch- eltes, South <maids, Mrs. Miss FHelen Mise Virginia Featuring COATS Handsome model, self-trimming, silk lined With coll Designed youthful ness. Remo Under Mr. Rosendorf’s personal super- vision, assuring you the most advanced style and ferfect workmanship. m Rosendorf Willia Exquisite Fur Creations 1215 G McKee, | ° | marriage ever to have heen performed shower g by rosex and lilies | sisted by Rev. Pasqual Kinsel immediately | the brice. | the bride’s parents, | Depart- | SOCIETY. Bend. Ind.: Miss Annette Myers Mor- ris and Miss Bertha Myers Morris, sisters of the bride, and Miss Charlotte Altemus, Hartford. Conn., wore chif- fon. bouffant in style, trimmed with omire ostrich feathers to match. in shades of orchid, flame and green. with hats to correspond trimmed in ostrich. The wedding ceremony was perform- led on the lawn at The Trees,” which | acevinies one of the high points along | the I'uds.m, with views of the river |and the hills as a background. One of the interesting features of the wedding was the traditional cere. mony of the Navy, where the bridal party passed under an arch of swords held by naval officers in full dress uni- form, all of them former classmates of the bridegroom. Lieut, James E. J. Kiernan, U. 8. N., was best man, and ushers and grooms- men included: Comdr. Thomas Rickey. U. 8. N.; Lieut. Comdr. Otto M. For N.: Cant. Charles T. Brooks, Capt. Lewiz W| Whaley, Lieut. Logan C. Ramse Par Lo S M U, & N.: Lieut. L. C. Capt. Harold Major. William R. Parker, Roger K. Hodsdon, James Andrew anklin Hall, U . Hold T. M. T. Raborg, dolph Hicks, Mr Willi#m S. Royst Glassford. Mr. Edmund ir. William Dey. Other Army and Navy friends of | the families were in attendance. | efiu‘lde s the oldest daughter of h 1 Mrs, Arthur J. Morris and granddaughter of. the ‘late Mr. and Ars. joseph Merris of Virginia. Lieut. Kincaid and his bride will ide at the Roosevelt, 2101 xteenth strest, Wrshington c Mr. Hugh Victor Wilson and after November 10. Miss Fdith C. Mad- aux, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James 8. Maddux_ of Aurora Hills, Va. to Mr. Owen E. Williams, son of Mr. and Williams of Missouri. took Place Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, Rev. Dr. Morton of Christ Church. Al- exandria, officiatinz. ted by Rev. J.W. Townsend 3P, Church, Auro The ceremony was performed home of the bride’s parents Gireene zvenue, v white dahl nd_roses were in the decora Miss Hassel o Dunr sang several selections mpanied by Miss Dovothea Storch. ide was ge by v and wore a gown of white georgette erepe. with a coat of Vene- tian point lace fallinz in a short train. Miss Mavie Carland was the mald of honor, wearing a sown of green crepe and carrying pink roses Mr. Philip Peters was best man. Following the ceremony Mr. Wil- ams and his bride leit for a wedding trip to Pittsburzh and Detroit, Mrs. Williams wearing a dark blue gown trimmed with@pple green and a small hat of silver embroidered in green. They will be #: home after November 1. at 114 Washington avenue, Aurora Hills, The marriage of Miss Esther Mary Crowley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. witl Louis Crowley, to Mr. Pat- Irick Joseph Clancy took place Tues- lday worning at 10 o'clock af the | Franciscan Monastery, the second age « Hills i 0 | there. Rov. Edward P. McAdams, pastor of St. Joseph's Church, offi- ciated at the ceremony, which was< | followed hy a nuptial mass, calebrated | Right Rev. John F. McGee, as dea- Kennedy s Barnabas Me master of cere- Itev. Joseph [ subdeacon. Rev. Alarney acted as monies and brothers of the Franc 1 Order served s acolytes. Or ganist Wells plaved during the ce { mony. | The very {con and unusual design of the church, which is in the shape of a afforded a particularly lovely selting for the ceremony, which took place befors the main altar, around which a sanctuary was formed by the wedding party, who knelt at individ- ual prie dieus which were covered with green velvet. The altar was | trimmed with pink roses of different rdes. The given cre bride, who was escorted and in marriage by her father, wore a gpwn of white satin. made with a bateau-shaped neck, low waistline, with a short and very iull [skirt of satin. which was edged with |a deep flofince of chantilly lace. A {large motit of lace and rinbon s | tastened to the right side of the skirt.| The sleeves, which were long of satin, | had deep puffs of lace heid firmly at [ the wrist with bands of satin. Her{ tulle veil, which formed the train, was arranged cap-fashion and held in place with a wreath of orange blos. | soms. Her shower hougwet was of | white roses and lilies of the valley. | Miss Sylvia Crowley, maid of honor | tor her sister, wore a dress of green | soiree made similar to the bride’s ex cept that three rows of ecru lace trimmed the skirt and the long, very | tull sleeves were of georzette to match |her dress. Her picture hat was made of the same material her dre: with the rather wide brim falling at the back in long strips of georgetie | Which formed a_scarf worn over the {left shoulder. She carried an arm | bouquet of mauve dahli The bridesmaids, Miss Margaret ! Corbley, in orchid: Miss Ann Clancy in pale blue, and Miss Margaret Byrne in tea rose, wore drefses of soiree and hats made exactly like that of the mald of honor and all carricd arm !houqu": of mauve dahHas. w Mr. John Hollihin was hest man for Mr. Clancy and tite ushers were Mr. Aloysius McGarvey, Mr. and Mr. Frank Sullivan As the wedding party left the church, twelve Knizhts of the Order of Mt. St. Sepulchre, of which Mr. Claney is Grand Knight. formed an {arch with their swords under which® !the party passed 1 A reception at the home of the bride’s parents, who were velebrating Fred Fraser Natural Muskrat " Tomorrow '150 ‘175 deling and Repairing . Special at large fox 5 silk lined. with ‘smart- St. N.W. 0 o MRS. WILLIAM | ‘Who teok an important part in the meeting of the K many Interesting persons to Washingtol BORAH, Robert William Abernethy, son of Rev. W. S. Abernethy of this ci took place Tuesday afternoon, Octo- ber 5, in Hegeman Chapel, Keuka Col- lege. The ceremony was performedsby the father of the bridegroom. and Dr. Jones gave his daughter in marriage. after which he took his place at the altar wheén he offered the closing prayer. Miss Gladys Jones of Boston. Mass., attended her sister ax maid of honor. The bridesmaids. college friends -of the bride, were Miss Marion Simpson Carter, Miss Jeness Pgckam and Miss Winnifred Morrison. Mr. Theodore Abernethy of Johns Hopkins Medical School served his Dbrother as best man, the ushers being Mr. Bradford Abernethy, brother of the bridegroom: Mr. Patrick Malin ofl New York City and Mr. Thomas Heath of East Aurora, N. Y After a honeymoon at Lake Mo honk, Mr. and Mrs. Abernethy will sail October 16 for Europe, when they will be at home at 55 Rue de Mont. choisy, Geneva, Switzerland: * Mr. Abernethy will be associated with Mr, Basil Mathews on the world committee of the Y. M. C. A. Among the out-of-town gue: the wedding were Mr. and Mr Lamoreaux and Miss Mary Abernethy of C'hicago, and Mr. and Mrs. James Stickney and son of Buffalo, N. Y. Mr. and Mre. J. St. Clair Hambly and Miss FEsther Lohrer of this city motored to Keuka Park to attend the wedding. s at The marriage of Miss Catherine Morgan Stump. daughter of Mrs, William Clifton Stump, to Lieut. Ken- neth Henry Sheelor. 320th Infantry, will take place October 16, at 4| o'clock, in the afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, 805 Rittenhouse street. Rev. Christian M. Young. Trinity Episcopal Church, of- ficiate. will A wedding of much interest to many in Virginia, Georgia and South Carolinn took place Wednesday morning. October in Bethlehem Chapel. Washington Cathedral, Wash- ington. *when Miss Ruth Hockman, Gzhter of Mrs. Gertrude Hockman of East Falls Church, Va. and Mr. William Ranley Owings, son of the late Rev. W. R. Owings of South Caro'ing. were married. tev. Willlam L. De Vries ‘BACHRACH, ed Cross, wl last week. h brought per- nce, their twenty-eighth wedding anniver- | w. sary, followed the ceremony. Mrs. William Louix Crowley, mother of the bride, assisted in receiving, wearing a dress of black satin with flesh trim- mings ar hat of Chanel red. Her corsage s of Ward roses. Mr. and Mrs. Clancy left by motor for Quebec later in the afternoon. They also will visit in New England. | Mrs. Clancy wore as a_traveling cos- | tume a plain model of jungle green | satin with small hat to match and | carried t of gray cloth with' badger collar and cuffs. They will return to Washington where they will reside, about November 1. and later in was held at t thode Island Mr. Jaeger the where they w wore a gown and a with tan fur, on her coat. Dr. Jaeger University of | abroad ge of Miss Rertha Irene | - daughter of Mr., and Mrs. | to Dr. Wal- on of Mrx Allendale, N. The m Gilbreath George Rufus Gilbreath ter Henry Edward Jaeg Christine M. Jaezer of took place Wednesday evening at a'clock _in the Epiphany Church, Rev. Dr. Z. B. Phillips officiating. The church decorgted with Autumn folia ferns, white asters and adioli he bride was given in marriage hy her father, and wore a gown,of white satin made with a close-fitting hodice amd a bouffant skirt with insets of white silk lace and an elahorate em broidery of pearls and chenille. The veil, spraved with orangg blossoms, Jones, Jones of Ken and held with orange She carried a shower houquet of bNie roses and lilies of the valley. sister of the hridegroom, w honor, wearing a gown.of o feta made similar to that of the hride, | with @ shadow hem of silk net on the | skirt. She wore a peach color silk net hat trimmed with veivet bbons which fell into streamers down th back to the hem line, and she carried a bouquet of cream tea roses. | The other attendgnts were Miss M. Ehersole of Pennsylvar N. Hazel Field of New York, fcCallum¥of this city and Miss ila Gilbreath, sister of the bride. They wore frocks of taf- feta’ made like that of the® maid of hono® Itits of net to match and car- ried Columbia roses. Miss Ebersole and Miss Field's frocks were of peach color taffeta, and the other two at tendants were in orchid tafte Little Betti Loo Tingle of Alabama was flower girl, wearing a_frock of white voile, trimmed with forget-me. a headdress of tulle and forget- ving a basket of | roses, the handle which was tied with a bow of blue chiffon rihhon Mr. 1. George \Wendt, .Jamaica, Long island < Vest man, and the chers were Mr. Alvin (. Eichholz, Mr. Gordom F. isch. Mr. Steele Blair Koch and Mr. Barle Gilbreath, brother of the bride. Mrs. Cvilbreath, n wore 2 gown of gray lace over blue satin, trimmed with blue velvet vib hon, a hlack hat and a corsage bou- quet of t €s. Mrs. Jacger. mother of the bridesroom, was in hlack vel vet trimmed with gold, and wore a black hat and a corsage houquet of tea roses. Following the the ther of the bride, dinner s served at the University Club for the families and wedding party, reception Cleveland for navy and beaded to match the embroidery a fellowship from the Carnegie Insti- 4 tute for the study of international law The marriage of Miss daughter of Dresses formed the ceremony in the pres of the immediate families. i The hride given in marriaze by her brother, Mr. Owen Hockman. She was in a gown of hlue frost repe. Her only attendant was her ter, Mrs. George MeDonnaugh of lifornia. Mr. James Harfield Bowen of this ity was best man Mr. and Mrs. Owings left for New York where they will sail for Ber- muda. After the first of November they will be at home at 2301 Cathe- dral avenue. the evening a reception he home of the bride, 69 avenue and his bride left after fo York. from il sail v on the Paris. 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