Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1930, Page 51

SOCIET Y. THE _SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 15 1930—PART THREE. SOCIETY. 3 ~ Weddings of Record in June Gain Widespread Interest Charming Nuptial Ceremonies Maintain the Tra- dition of Yesteryear, Which Aptly Designated the "Month of Brides.” Historic Falls Church, Va., was th-{b;:uque’tl of white roses and lilies of " | the valley. Scene of & wedding of unusual interest (‘NS VRIIEY, o mald of Yesterday at 6 o'clock, when Miss Fran- | honor, and was in a gown of pastel ces: Punsten Castleman, daughter of the | green chiffon_made sleevelens with an 1 o ankle-length circular skirt falling from Rev. and Mrs. Robert Allen Castleman | T I S T of East Falls Church, became the bride | 31n®a navrow belt and & buckle ot of Dr. David Norman Craig. son of Mr. | rhinestones Her large horsehair | And Mrs. David Craig of Chicopee, Mass. | braid hat and shoes matched her gown | The ceremony was performed by the |and she carried talisman roses. The Right Rev. Robert Carter Jett, D. D., | bridesmaids included Miss Effie S. Rey- Bishop of Southwestern Virginia, uncle | nolds, Miss Katharine Richards, Miss | of the bride, with Dr. Samuel Wallis in | Katharine Jose and Miss Prances O. | the chancel. Gorrell. They were dressed alike in | The church was simply decorated | delicate pastel shades of yellow, orchid, Wwith Dorothy Perkins roses and blue |coral and blue net. The frocks were delphinium made with long circular skirts, high | The bride-to-be was escorted to the | waistlines and dainty little puff sleeves. altar by her father. who gave her in | Their lace mits, horsehair braid hats marriage. She wore the ivory-color |and crepe shoes matched their gowns gown worn by her grandmother, Mary |and they carried sweetpeas in the Bowen, at her wedding 75 years ago to | pastel shades of their costume: Dr. Oliver Ridgeway Funston. Her veil| Mr. Edward C. Turner of Newport of cream tulle was arranged with a cap | News, Va.. was best man and the made from an old lace handkerchief | ushers were Mr. Joseph E. Nettles of which belonged to the bride’s great- | Williamsburg, : Mr. Charles A. grandmother, Lee. Her bouquet was of | Ferguson and Mr. Donald Robinson Sweetheart roses and lilies of the valley. | of Newport News, and Mr. Duval Lake Miss Elizabeth S. Fleming of New of Hampton, Va York was the maid of honor, wearing a | A reception followed in the Chinese gown of white flowered organdy, fash- | room of the Mayflower and a string ioned in a modern adaptation of the | trio played during the receiving hours. old-fashioned lines. The bridesmaids | The rooms was gay with pink and white were Miss Mary Lee Castleman, sister | peonies, with palms and ferns, and the of the bride: Miss Elizabeth Sarah |table had large clusters of white Craig, sister of the bridegroom; Miss | Deonies and white rosebuds. Mrs. West Clara Stewart of Falls Church, Miss | mother of the bride, and Mrs. Ne Irma Millhouse of Troy, N. Y. They mother of the bridegroom, receive wore organdy frocks in pastel shades, | With them. Mrs. West was in green chif- fashioned like that of the maid of | fon made with long circular skirt and a honor thort cocktail jacket. Her hat and Dr. Norris Taylor was best man and | Shoes matched the gown, and Mrs. the ushers were Mr. Kenneth Beeson of | Nettles g S i e Alexandria, Va.: Dr. Irvin C. Brown of | accessories to match. Webiieten M- G Dl o | CTater: Ner. Jande MiwoNetisatstartha son, Mr. Worthington Lowe of Upper {0 their wedding trip, the bride wear- Mariboro, Md. ing a traveling costume of navy blue An informal reception for the fami- and white. The gown was of printed les followed at the home of the bride's | CT®Pe and her cloth coat was of the parents. Mrs. Castieman wore a gown Dlue, aS were her hat and sccessorles. | of black chiffon trimmed in white, and | They will make their home in Newport Mrs. Craig, mother of the bridegroom, was in lavender-flowered chiffon® Among the out-of-town guests were Br. Craig and his bride left later for | Mr. and Mrs. M. J. West. Mr. and & wedding trip, Mrs. Craig wearing a | MIS. E. J. West, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. . e 2 itles, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sparrow dark blue silk ensemble, with acces- Nett ariiloriflri g and Mr. and Mrs. Jeter Turner of | Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mre. W. F. Mr. and Mrs. David Craig. Miss Ethel Cralg. Miss Lillian Sterrett. Miss Belle terrett and Mrs. David Macauley, of Chicopee, Mase.; Mr. and Mh. O. H. |30, Thomas Moore, Miss Aune Moore Funsten of Richmond, Va.: Mrs. Arthur e on s Williams. Miss Helen' Williams of EIk- | A pretty wedding fook place last eve- Tidge, Md.: the Rev. and Mrs. Edwin | ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wil- Hinks of Casanova: Mr. and Mrs. Ham- | liam Keyes Quinter, 3232 Woodley road, mond Siler of Berkeley Springs, W. Va.; | when their daughter, Miss Maude Louise Mr. Hammond Siler of Richmond; Mr. Quinter, became the bride of Dr, John Max G. Dice of Dayton, Ohio: Mr. and | Warren Casady, son of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. George Millhouse and Mr. Eames | John C. Casady. The ceremoney was Millhouse of Troy. N. Y. performed at 8 o'clock, the Rev. George The. Rev. and Mrs. Castleman enter- | Piske Dudley officiating. fained at a supper party Prid The home was effectively decorated ning before the rehearsal, and with Summer flowers and ferns, and be- Tehearsal Miss Clara Stewart enter- | fore the ceremony a program of nuptial tained the bridal party at her home. | selections was given by a string orches- | tra and Mr. Fred Eden sang “I Love Charming in its simplicity was the | . - wedding last evening of Miss Virginia | poo moags "0 The Sweetest Story Alexandra May Burton, daughter of |~ ‘The bride was given in marriage b lage by Mr. and Mrs. Jeise Burtcn, to M. | her father and wore a gown of ivory Joseph Brian Lindsay. The ceremony | satin made on princess lines, with a Was performed in St. Alban's Episcopal | peaded net yoke and puff sleeves. Her Church, Rev. Raymond L. Wolven | jace veil was held with orange blossoms officiating and she carried a shower bouquet of The church was decorated with Sum- | white roses and lilies of the vul!eqy. mer flowers and greens. and preceding | Miss Edithe E. Robey was mald of the ceremony Mrs. Robert Clark sang | honor, wearing a gown of vellow silk ;3‘?}. Promise Me” and “I Love You organdie trimmed in biue. ' She carried y. a bouquet of et rose: Iphi- The bride wafed to the altar with | njum. - e her Tather, who gave her in marriage.| Mr. Charles F. Wilcox was best man, She wore a gown of ivory white satin.| A reception followed the ceremony, fashioned on princess lines, with a 1ace | when the couple was assisted In receis. yoke. Her tulle veil was held by a|ing by Mrs. Quinter, who was in a gown £prdy of lilies of the valley and she car- | of blue silk net with a bouquet of Talis- ried a shower bouquet of bride roses man roses. and Mrs. Casady, mother of and lilies of the valley. the bridegroom, who was in a gown of Mrs. E. W. Smith, sister of the bride, | peach lace and wore a corsage bouquet | was matron of honor, wearing a gown | of Sweetheart roses. of salmon pink taffeta with a hat and | Dr. Casady and his bride left later for slippers to match. Her bouquet was of | a wedding trip, the bride wearing a Toses to match her gown. | black and white tweed suit with acces- The other attendants were MTrs. | sorles to match. They will be at home Everette Eidson, Miss Regina Molloy, | upon their return at 3621 Newark street, Mrs. Frank Saffell, jr. and Mrs. Forest | A nuniber of pre-nuptial parties were Harrington. They wore frocks of tal- | given for the bride and bridegroom. Mr. feta in shades of orchid, green, yellow ) and Mrs. Quinter entertained at a din- and blue, respectively; hats and slippers | ner party and Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn 1o correspond wjth their gowns and car- | Phelps were hosts at dinner in honor ried arm bouquets of roses, | of the bride and bridegroom. Mr. George R. Lindsay was the bride- | = Dr. Casady is & graduate of George- | groom's best man and the ushers were | town University. Mr. Jesse H. Burton, brother of the | bride; Mr. Edgar W. Smith, Mr. Earl| A lovely wedding took place yester- Bauman and Mr. Francis MacMahan. | day, when Miss Cecil Hope Ledger, A reception was held following the | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry ceremony at the home of the Bride's | Ledger, and Mr. George De Witt Milles, parents, for the immediate families and | son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell the wedding party. Mrs. Burton. | Miller, were married at 4 o'clock at th mother of the bride, wore a gown of | Church of Our Savior. The marriage beige lace with a hat and slippers 10| was performed Rev. Robert Barnes, match, and a shoulder bouquet of sweet- | pastor of the church. peas. | The bride wore a graceful gown in a Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay left later f0r & | pale flesh color of crepe: Elizspern 1-nd motor trip _through Virginia. =~ The lace, made princess style with an ex- bride’s traveling costume was of blue| tremely long and full skirt. The sleeves | crepe with acoessories to match. They | were short and instead of kid gloves will make their home in Washington. | she wore flesh-color lace mitts.. Her | Prrer daughter | tulle veil was in a pale flesh tint and | ot Y ‘.’SS“?‘«}"5‘.’.‘,‘&“"{‘%,“.":“ caught at the back with orange blos- Mr. William Earle Nettles, son of Mr. S0ms. Her slippers matched her gown. and Mrs. E. N. Nettles of Ne"pon’g};;v“‘;fl;;:gx a shower bouquet of New: v et yesterda ses. B s i ettty ven e, | M Rlinor Mumfoed; ‘the:mald ot formed in St Stephen's Episcopal | honor. wore a pale blue organdy dress Church, the rector, the Rev. Dr.| With peplum. "Her hat and slippers George Fiske Dudley, officiating at 4 “Matched her gown o'clock. The church had an effective| The four attendants, Mrs. Philip | arrangement of palms. ferns and white | Cole, Miss Dorothea Lewis, Mrs. Ray- and pink peonies, with white roses in /mond McCumber and Mrs. Thomas the silver vases on the altar Mudd, wore pastel color gowns, all The bride was given in marriage by made alike in pink, yellow, green and her father. She wore a gown of white | Orchid organdy. They also wore hats, bridal satin, fashioned with long cir- mitts and slippers to match, and all cular skirt falling from a tight-fitting | carried old-fashioned bouquets of gar- circular yoke, the long satin train | den flowers made into the skirt. The bodice had | Mr. Robert Mitchell Miller, jr.. acted Jong tight-fitting sleeves and was short | as best man for his brother and the in the waist and finished with a cowl |ushers included Mr, Robert Butter- | neckline. Her veil was of white bridal | worth, Mr. Philip Cole, Mr. Richard net, a ahort veil falling over her face | Ledger. brother of the bride, and Mr. until after the ceremony. The long veil | Paul Midkiff was held by a band of orange blossoms | A small reception was held for close | in the back. She carried a shower friends and relatives the home of Sale Spring and Summer Noted for flmf Individuality and Beauty Exclusive with Us in Washington Drastically Reduced Now 53.75 56 75 Come Early for Best Selection MOSES—FIRST FLOOR W. D. Moses & Sons F Street at Eleventh - — e ————— | The ceremony was performed at 8:30 JUNE BRIDES HOLD AN ATTRACTIVE PLACE IN CAPITAL SOCIETY | Methoin. Chureh, the. Rev. D . 1. UNDERWOOD Upper left: Mrs. John H. Miller, jr., June bride, who was formerly Miss Eloise Warren Vaiden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. V aiden. Center: Mrs. Robert Duderar Barnes of 5517 Chevy Chase parkway and before her marriage, June 3, Miss Julia Lee Denning. Upper right: Mrs. Harvey Spalding Gerry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gregg and before her recent marriage Miss Helen Ely Gregg. Lower left: Mrs. Francis Richard Doberty, formerly Miss Louise Catherine Mannix, Lower right: Mrs. James L. McLain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Parrish, and before her marriage, June 4, Miss Josephine Parrish. The Rev. Dr. McLain, father of the bridegroom, officiated, and they are now living in Indianapolis. the bride's parents after the ceremony. with tiny puff sleeves. She had on a N Dr. and Mrs. Zitinl of New York, | honor, wearing a powder blue chiffon Mr. and Mrs. Miller will spend their | hat and slippers to match her gown Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Mace of Mount and cream lace, with a peach velvet honeymoon at the Cavalier Hotel at| and carried an arm bouguet of Ophelia | Washington, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. C. bow, and she catried a bouquet of pink Virginia Beach and will be at home in roses. Washington after July 1. The bridesmaids were Miss Eleanor p— Giovanetti and Miss Anna Marie The Shrine of the Sacred Heart, was Francis. They wote frocks of yellow the scepe of a pretty wedding yesterday | net, made like that of the matron of afternoon when Miss Adeline Giovan- | honor, hats and slippers to match and noni, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo carried yellow roses. Mattare of Baltimore, Md. roses tied with powder blue ribbon. ‘The other attendants were Mrs. Alice The marriage of Miss Maxine Bragg McKnight Gilcrest, Miss Josephine and Mr. Russell Sheaffer, both of | Johnson, Mrs. Kathleen Klotz, Mrs Washipgton, took place at 2 o'clock Mabel Wells and Mrs. Dorothy Lord. yesterday afternoon at the Emory M. They wore frocks of chiffon in shades E. Church. After the ceremony the |of peach, yellow, orchid, rose and green, Glovannoni, became the bride of Mr.| The flower girl was Miss Katherine bride and bridegroom attended a pri- | respectively, and carried arm bouquets Paul Buscher. son of Mr. and Mrs.| Ambrogi, who wore & frock of green Andrew C. Buscher. The ceremony flat crepe agg lace, a silk hat and was performed at 5:30 o'clock, MB8T. | slippers to match and carried Sweet- P. C. Gavan officiating. heart roses Early Summer flowers massed With| Mr. R, Emmett Buscher was best paims were used in the church and & | man for his brother and the ushers program of organ selections was given | were Mr. Daniel Giovannoni, brother by Miss Sullivan as the guests Were | of the bride, and Mr. Lee Parker, both arriving. Mr. Joseph O'Lone, sang | of Washingion. “God Is Love,” and “Ava Maria, The bride walked to the altar With| dinner for the wedding party, and her father, who gave her in marriage. | jater a reception was held at the home She was a dainty picture in & gown of | of the bride's parents, 3219 Warder creamy white bridal satin fashioned | street. Mrs. Glovannoni was assisted with a fitted bodice, with & cowl neck- | by Mrs, Buscher, mother of the bridee line and long sleeves which went into | groom, who wore.a gown of rose chif- points over the wrists. The skirt was|fon and & corsage bouquet of pink circular and fell into a graceful train | poges. Mrs. Glovannoni wore orehid at the back. The tulle veil fell from | chiffon and a corsage of bouget ro a cap of rare old lace and trimmed| " Mr. Buscher and his bride left later with sprays of oraige blossoms. She | in the evening for a wedding trip, Mrs carried a sheaf bouquet of calla lilies. | Buscher wearing a yellow crepe Roma The lace used on the vell was taken made with peplum’ sleeves. Her hat from the wedding gown of the bride’s| was of baku to match and her linen mother. slippers corresponded in color. They Mrs. Walter J. McCloskey was matron | will make their home in Washington. of honor for her sister, wearing a gown | Among the out-of-town guests were vate dinner given by the bride's family | of blooms. Mrs, Gilcrest Tied deep at the latter's home. The guests were pink roses, Miss Johnson yellow roses Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Mehler, both | and the others pale pink roses. | of this city, who were maid of honor | Little Jeanne Marie Gilcrest was The ceremony was followed by a and best man. After the dinner the flower girl, wearing a pale green crepe couple left for Ocean View, Va. On | and georgette gown. Mr. Lawrence At- their return to the city they will re- |kinson was best man for the bride- ceive friends. groom, and the ushers were Mr. Guy P G. Gilcrest, jr.; Mr. J. Boyd Getz, Mr. The marriage of Miss Alice Margaret | Fred Klotz, Mr. James May Berry and | Gilerest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy | Mr. Howard Lord. | G. Gilerest, to Mr. F. Bernard Atkin- | A wedding reception and supper fol- son, son of Mrs. Lillian Atkinson, took | lowed at the home of the bride's place Wednesday evening &t 6:30 | parents for the relatives and wedding | oclock in the Ninth Street Christian |party. Mrs. Gilcrest, mother of the Church, the Rev. B. H. Melton offi-| bride, wore a gown of orchid chiffon | clating. Quantities of gladioluses, ferns | with gray accessories, and Mrs. Atkin- | and tall palms made a pretty back- |son, mother of the bridegroom, was in ground for the wedding party, and as|a gown of blue crepe with cream color the guests were assembling Mr. Victor | accessories, Neal gave a program of nuptial selec- | My Atkinson and his bride will be tions and Mrs. Helen Cidwell sang sev- | at home after their wedding trip at eral solos. . 23 Franklin street northeast. | The bride was escorted to the altar by her father, who gave her ih mar-| , pretty wedding of interest in Wash- riage. She wore a gown of white satin | jnoidn took place June 5 in Atlanta, | and carried a bouquet of white roses| Ga when Miss Margaret Angelin of green net. designed on long lines Mr. and Mrs. O'Ascensio of Newark,)and lilies of the valley. Mathews, daughter of Mrs. Mathews _— e T o e Portable Victrola. Ideal for the Cottage. .. Bungalow. . .Canoe. .. Automobile and Camping Trip. “The Music You Want ... 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In moments of joy, sorrow, despair or doubt some “Tune,” dear to your heart, will exhilarate, encourage and inspire you . . . ~—You will go forth “Rejuvenated!" =Seldom is one too old to study Piano. —Modern methods of teaching produce quick and satisfactory results . . . L Let Your Child Be Taught If there's no Piano in your home let us help you in the selection of & foderatels priced. reliable instrument. Buy @ Steinwav. Conventent terms available. E. F. Droop & Sons Co., 1300 G 3035 Sixteenth street, the ceremony taking place in the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. | Russell, pastor of the church, officiating in the presence of a large company of relatives and friends. e church ‘was artistically deco- rated with Easter lilies, peonies and palms. the seven-branched candelabra olding white candles arising from the center of the floral mounds on the altar. As the guests were assembling a pro- gram of nuptial selections was given by Miss Martha E. Smith and Mr. Vaughn Ozmer sang several selections. The bride entered the church with her mother, who also mcted as matron | of honor. ‘They were met at the altar | by the bridegroom and his best man, | Mr. Laurfe Ray of Reddick, Fla. The | bride wore a gown of ivory satin made | on long, graceful lines with a round neckline and the skirt circular about the hem. The tulle vell was showered with orange blossoms and was arranged With & cap of lace held at the sides with clusters of orange blossoms. She car- ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. Mrs. Mathews, mother of the bride wore a gown of opaline pink fashioned on princess lines with a full ankle-length skirt. She carried a bouquet of Talls- man roses and blue delphinium The other attendants were Mrs Samuel Leslie Crow of Asheville, N. ©.. sister of the bride, who was matron of honor, and Miss Glenna Roper, Mrs | Bernard Cooper of Washington, 'sister | of the bridegroom: Miss Mary Me- Cullough, cousin of the bride: Mrs, | Wells Hoge and Miss Vivian Gregory. They wore frocks like that of Mrs Mathews and carried bouquets of | Ophelia roses, blue delphinium and | snapdragons tied with orchid ribbon, The ushers were Mr, Frank Settle of Roanoke, Va.. Mr. Tom Willlams of Chattanooga, Mr. John Orr of Mobile Ala.; Mr. Raymond Musser of Norfolk. Bachrach Photo. Va, and the bridegroom's attendants were Mr Louls Shearer, Lynchburg, Va; Mr. Moorman Parker of Emory. Va.. Mr. Henry Mays and Mr. Albert | Roane of Atlanta. Following the ceremony an informal reception was given by Mrs. Mathews and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McCullough, | uncle and aufit of the bride. The home | was decorated with palms and ferns | and a profusion of garden flowers, Mrs. McCullough wore & gown of powder blue chiffon, with a corsage bouquet of | swectheart roses and lilies of the valley, and Mrs. Holden, mother of the bride- groom, was in a gown of green lace, with a corsage bouquet of Ophelia roses and lilies of the valley. | Mr. and Mrs. Holden left later for a motor trip, Mrs. Holden wearing an ensemble of eggshell crepe combined with green. Mr. and Mrs. Holden will be at home after July 1 in Washington. | _Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Louls PFrancis Holden, Mrs, Bernard Cooper and Mrs. Alma B. Donaldson of Washington, D. C.; Mrs. D. K. Carter, aunt of the groom, and Mrs, Robert Fusselbaugh of Bal- timore, Md.; Dr. and Mrs. Samuel | Leslie Crow, sister and_brother of the | bride, of Asheville, N. C. A pretty wedding of particular inter- [ est ih resident circles of the National Capital was that of Miss Mary Hiden Hoge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William 8. Hoge, jr, and Mr. Robert Walter | Burton, son of Mr. and Mrs. H Rulrh | Burton, which took place yesterday aft- J|ernoon. The ceremony was performed |in quaint little All Souls' Memorial | Church, the rector, Rev. H. H. D. Ster- | rett officiating, at 4 o'clock, assisted by | Rev. U. 8. Knox. Mr. Clarence Shot- | well organist, played a short program | preceding the ceremony and the wed- | ding music. The ~hurch had a simple | and effective arrangement of pink glad- | "(Continued on Page 7, Column [ W&m&m&m‘ ““BEACON INN 1801 Calvert St. NW. One block above 18th & Columbia Road 5-Course Sunday Dinner. .. 12:30 10 CRAB FLAKE or Fi COl COLD PLATTER COLD PL. LAD WITH ROAST EEF OR HA! VEGETAB! New or Candie CLINEDINST hipped Cream .. 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