Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

laurence NJ Brown of Washington.
The church and Sunday school rooms
opening into the church were beauti-
fully decorated with autumn leaves
and dahlias, and there was an arch
under which Rev. S. l.. Wainwright
stood while performing the impressive
ring ceremony.
The wedding music was played be-
fore and during the ceremony by Miss
before the entrance of the bride "Oh,
Promise Me" was beautifully sung by
Miss Frances Corey of Washington,
and after the ceremony Mrs. E. w.
Scott of Maryland sang II Love You
Truly" Mrs. Mower OF Washington
The ushers, Mr. Deming Shear of
Vienna and Mr.. Donald Rippey of
Washington, preceded the maid of
honor, Miss Cameron Pratt Fitz Hugh,
who wore gown of pale blue char
meuse, black picture hat and carried
Killarney roses. Mr.. Claude Brown OF
Washington was best man.
The bride was becomingly attired in
white georgette crepe over white satin,
with veil of tulle under coronet OF
orange blossoms. and carried shower
bouquet of brides roses. Her brother.
DR.. Mayo McGiil Fitz Hugh of New
port News, Va, gave her away.
A small reception at the home Of the
brides sister, Mrs. Stephen Conrad
Stunts, followed the ceremony, after
short wedding trip. On their return
they will be at home on Newark street.
Cleveland Park.
Miss Fitz Hugh is the youngest
daughter of the late William de Hart
Fitz Hugh and Elizabeth Carter Gray
riage was celebrated forty-nine years
ago, the reason for the bride choosing
that date as her wedding day. She Is
q member of Fairfax Chapter. p. A. R..
and on her maternal side is related to
George Mason Of Gunston Hall ana
on her paterpal side Ia a descendant of
Richard Bland of colonial fame.
Mr. Brown is graduate Of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin and was COM
missionsd In France while serving in
the world war, and while abroad took
a course at Cambridge University.
One of the most delightful balls of
the autumn will be the one on the
evening of Saturday. November Is, at
the New Willard Hotel, to be given
by the stonewall Jackson Chapter,
federaey. Of which Mrs Charles Ham
ilton Fred Is president The young
ladies assisting Mrs. BENJAMIN souls
Can't ar 1Ss h hs,; Frank Morrison in
Cooksey, MISS d. Winifred f1utehins,
Miss Marie Mcguire. Miss L. Hilliard,
Miss Dorothy King, Miss Veronica
Sabine Wallace. Miss Frances Scales,
Miss Peggy Fred, Miss Lillian Cheno-
with, Miss Mary Brice, Miss Annie
DUNCAN, Miss Gladys Emig, Miss Lee
liza Emig. Miss Lillian Wymer, Miss
Dorothy Jones, Miss Heloise Lazaro,
Miss Elaine Lazaro, Miss Dorothy
Pitts and Miss Sylvia Meredith. The
patronesses will be announced later.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
With nuptial mass at Holy Trinity
ON the morning of October IS,
when Miss Mary Alberta Potter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert /.
Potter of Wisconsin avenue, was
given in marriage to Mr. Eugene A.
Hayes Of New Brunswick, N. j., son
Of Mrs Elizabeth Hayes, in the pres
enee Of large gathering Of relatives
and friends.
The mass was celebrated by Rev,
Father Ed J. McGFath. s, j., while
seated In the sanctuary was the Rev,
Father James J. Yeates. s. j., pastor
Of Holy Trinity Church. -,
Tho bride WAS beeominEly gowned
in q pearl gray georgette over Ouch