Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-01

| AinAL6 NlSiL OF several weeks. They
were to have returned Sunday, but were
delayed.
| Miss Leila Belle Heron. daughter of
the late l. Whit. Heron and Mrs. Heron.
| ana Mr.. James Henry Butner of Savan-
! nan. Ga. and a member of the Associated
fress forces. now stationed in Cleve-
| iand. Ohio, We're married last night at ST.
stephens P. f. Church. the rector, Rev.
George F. Dudley. officiating The chan
cei was adorned with palms and foliage
| pants, the vases on the altar We're filled
with white blossoms and tall standards
with pyramid bouquets of Easter lilies
and white snap dragon marked the re-
| served pews.
When the bridal procession advanced to
| the chanceJ 1t was led by the ushers,
MT Vernon E. West, Mr.. Joseph Alb
Dott. Mr.. Thomas F. Edmunds and Mr.
, Frank b. Lord.
| Two little flower girls, Audrey and Vtr-
ginia Heron, nieces of the bride and
daughters of Maj. and Mrs Leroy Heron,
prettiy dressed in white null and lace,
worn over pink slips. with pink sashes
| and hair ribbons, and carrying baskets
filled with pink roses, preceded the brides
maids, who We're the Misses MINK,
MOthershead, Kirby and Kearney. The
latter group were in white satin gowns
] with short coats of emerald green chif-
/ fon.
Their bouquets were of light pink car
! nations. Mrs. Paul d. Keller was matron
Of honor, and wore shell pink satin, with
a coat of gold and crystal net Her
flowers were also pink. Maj. Heron es-
/ corted his sister. and her bridal dress was
or ivory white satin, trimmed with Ouch
ess lace Her veil, of brussels lace. was
| held In cap fashion by a wreath of orange
| blossoms. 1t fell in graceful folds almost
! to the end of her court train. She wore
pendant of sapphire and diamonds, the
gift of the bridegroom. and her shower
bouquet was of white roses and valley
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| Ga. was the best man. a small reception
| followed at Rauscher's. when Mrs. Her.
ron. the brides mother. assisted in re-
| ceiving, wearing a handsome gown of
| Jetted black lace over white satin.
Mrs Leroy Heron wore American beauty
chiffon over very pale green satin with
crystal trimming.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Butner left last night for
| an extended wedding trip, the latter
| wearing a smart travelling suit of blue
serge, with a hat of white straw, trimmed
| with a bird. The bride received a large
number of elegant gifts from home and
| other friends.
Miss Viola Elizabeth Neal. daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Neal, and
| Mr.. William Alfred Kemper were mar
ried last evening at the Rhode Island
| Avenue NJ. p. Church at s o'clock. The
| bride was attended by her sister. Miss
| Mary Byrne Neal. as maid of honor, who
wore she'll pink chiffon over white satin
| and carried a shower bouquet of shell
| pink sweet peas. She was also attended
by Miss Jessie NJ. Besselievre, Miss Bessie
| NJ. Greenwood, Miss Paulina Martin and
Miss V. Irene Kimler of Sandy Spring,
| Md. as bridesmaids, who wore green
chiffon over white satin and juliet caps OF
| silver net over green. The color scheme
!, of the wedding was green and white. the
church being decorated in spring flowers,
southern smlax and palms, and the bou-
quets carried by the bridesmaids were of
white sweet peas and maidenhair fern.
Mr.. Laird l.. Neal, brother Of the bride.
was best man, and the ushers were John
n. Kemper. jr., Harry L. Hamilton,
Mr.. Louis A. Potter, jr., gave an organ
recital before the wedding, playing "Medi-
tation," from ''Thais," and Believe Me- If
All Those Endearing Young Charms and
ding marches. Mrs. Benjamin D. Shreve
sang 20 Promise Me- before and Il
Love You Truly" during the ceremony.
Mrs. Neal. mother of the bride. wore
kings blue marquisette over the same
color satin. trimmed in black chantilly
lace and jet.
After a reception at the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Kemper left
for New York. From there they are to
sail for Bermuda. where they will spend
| their honeymoon.
After June l Mr.. and Mrs. kemper will
! be at home at 80 Bryant street.
At the marriage yesterday in New York
Of Miss Anne Adelaide Stearns and
Stephen Peabody, jr., the church was
| decorated with cherry blossoms, arranged
in the form of an arch over the aisle,
through which the bride walked. The
| brides gown was of white satin. trimmed
with rose point lace, and she wore veil
OF rose point fastened with natural
orange blossoms. Her only ornament was
a string of pearls. Miss Margaret Thorn
| and Miss Margaret Bowers were the
bridesmaids. They We're dressed in
| champagne colored satin, with RAINIER
coats of light blue taffeta. They wore
leshorn hats trimmed with blue velvet
ribbons and yellow roses and carried
muffs Of tea roses and forget-me-nots.
/ Senator Llppitt entertained sixteen
young people at dinner last night for
Miss Frances Lippitt, who has as a
house guest during the horse show
Miss Orr of Boston
/ The Bachelors army aviators gave a
| beautifully appointed dinner of twelve
covers last night in honor o. three
charming Augusta girls. Capt. ANA
Mrs Burt chaperoned the party.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry are
here for the horse show and are stay
ing with Mrs. Townsend.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sidwell have issued
cards for May day festival tomorrow
at 2:3O o'clock at the Friends School
| Country Club grounds, Pierce Mill road
near Wisconsin avenue.
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