Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-31


Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly. presi-
dent Of the association, acting as
hostess. She will be assisted by Miss
Mignonette o. Buckingham, Miss
Nellie s. Gist, Miss Helen McQuillan.
Miss Grace Titus. Miss elizabeth
Virginia Sanborn, secretaries.
Coyle-Wyviu Wedding.
A wedding Of particular interest to
Maryland and Washington was that OF
Miss Mary Joanna Wyvill, daughter of
Mrs: Mary Ridgley Wyvill OF Upper
Coyle. son of Mrs. Mary A. Coyle of
Washington. The wedding took place
in st. Mary's Church. Upper Marlboro,
at 1850 o'clock mst evening, the Rev.
=. Laughran, assisted by the Rev. p.
Di Paola of st. Anthony's Church.
Washington; the Rev. B. s. Rosiak OF
St: Joseph's Church. Providence, R. l.,
officiating.
The church was decorated with
Christmas greens and scarlet flowers.
with relief OF palms about the altar.
Miss Margaret coyle, sister Of the
bridegroom. was maid of honor for the
bride, and wore gown of rose-colored
ing to the beauty of the gown. Her
hat was of black lace, with ostrich,
and she carried American beauty roses.
The bride was escorted and given
IN marriage by her uncle, Mr.. Will
liam H. .Wyvi1l of Upper Marlboro,
and wore a gown of white silk maine
over si.yer-toned satin. Her long
tulle veil was arranged with pearls
and she carried the conventional
bridal bouquet, a shower OF white
roses.
Preceding the bride and her cousin
to the altar were the two dainty
flower girls, Charlotte Gardner of
Baltimore, a cousin, and Georgia Bra
shears of Washington. Their frocks
were of white organdy. worn with
sashes OF hair ribbons Of white satin,
and they carried baskets of pink and
white rosebudS.
The eight bridesmaids were: Miss
Helen Wyvill, sister of the bride: Miss
Sarah Brown, Miss Gertrude Wyvill,
Miss Ethel Wyvill, Miss Mary Ridge
~. Miss Jeanette Ridgely. Miss Ruth
Wyvill and Miss Beatrice Wells. Their
gowns were fashioned of satin and
georgette crepe, four in pink and
satin hats, with streamers to the
waist. and carried pink carnations.
The list of ushers included Mr..
Joyce McGinness. Mr.. Gary Ryon. Mr..
Edwin Wells, Mr.. Luke Kearney, Mr..
Harry Keithley. Mr.. John Dunn. Mr..
u IL Dc
Walsh.
Miss Virgie E. Brown was organist
and there was a stringed orchestra.
A reception at Cedar Grove. the
Maryland home of Mrs. Wyvill. fol-
lowed the church ceremony. small
the bridal marty being nres"nt.
When later in the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coyle left for New York the
bride wore modish gown OF brown
velvet. with large hat Of the same
material and shade.
Among the guests from a distance
for the wedding were: Mrs Mary
Coy1e, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bean and
Mrs. William P. Ryan Of Washing
ton; Mrs. Bernard Gardner of Cations
Vile: DR.. and Mrs. Charles Wyvill
OF Scranton. Pa; Lieut.. Raymond
Wyvill of Wilkesbarre. Pa, and DR..
Earl Jaymes Of Waymart. Pa.
entertained the entire wedding party
and number Of additional guests at
tea
Representative and Mrs. woodward
of West Virginia returned last night
from a three weeks stay in Miami,
Fla.
Mrs. John Joy Edison and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Bessie Edison. will be at
home Wednesdays during the sea-
son, except on New Year day.
Mrs. W. H. Plunkett and her grand
son are spending the winter at 1851
Church street.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Frederick l..
Devereux left Washington for New
York yesterday, where Col. Devereux
will return to his former civilian posi-
ton, which he left to join the Army
soon after the United States entered
the war. He has been stationed in
Washington for over a year.
Lieut.. Francis W. Hill. of the Coast
Artillery, U. s. A, formerly an at
torney of Washington, has returned
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Hill, at their
home. on 18th street. Lieut.. Hill was
Judge advocate when stationed at
Fort Macarthur. Los Angeles, CAL,
from which place he came to Wash
ington.
Miss Mary Hill will go to Annapolis
today and tonight will attend the
Miss Christobel Hill has gone to
Baltimore to spend New Year eve with
friends.
Maj. and Mrs. Edward b. Clark of
the Hamilton are in Atlantic City.
Maj. Clark returned two weeks ago
from France; where he had been with
the Chemical Warfare Service since
July. Maj Clark was at the front
with Gen. Dickman, now in charge
of the army of occupation in Ger
many, when the arnistice was signed.
The Rev. Herbert p. Randolph, D.
D.. with his family. arrived today
from Wilmington. Del, and will ee-
Episcopal Church, on P
street.
Mrs. A. I. Gardner Of 1884 Ontario
place will go to Baltimore to assist
her sister, Mrs. r. z. Crane, in receive
ing at the Hotel Belvidere from Z to
10 tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Burr Casselman
have sent Invitations to witness the
OF their daughter, Alwaria,
to Maj. Gilbert Dudley Fish, Corps of
on Saturday, January Is,
at 1880 o'clock, at st. Adams Church.
A reception at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Casselman. 351S Lowell street, at
8 o'clock will follow the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Aspinwal1
will entertain q dinner party at the
Chevy Chase Club tonight for their
daughter Miss Margaret Asp,nwaW