Evening star., 1919-09-21
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ome after October at the Cordova

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| apartment
. Palms and white dahlias marked
i the decorative scheme for the wedding
I of Miss Eleanor. Doyle and Mr.. Fred
eric CARMEN Kayhoe, which took place
in st. Stephens Episcopal Church
Thursday evening, September IS. with
the REV. George F. Dudley. pastor OF
the church, officiating. The bride
wore gown of white satin with a
drapery of rare old lace and a veil OF
ranged in a low cap effect. Miss
Julia Stuart Doyle attended her SIS
ter. and wore an exquisite satin gown,
in deep pink shade with gtrdle OF
old blue velvet and large black vel
vet hat. After Il small reception Mr..
FAtlantic City. The brides going away
gown was smartly tailored blue
duvetyn suit with velvet hat to
match and fox furs.
The marriage Of Miss Wilhelmina
Schaff, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gardner of New York, and Mr. H.
,l G. Reed of Washington, which took
place in New York city, September IL,
is of a great deal of local interest.
The bride, who wore an attractive
travelling suit of dark blue tricotine
and dark hat, carried a shower bouquet
of roses. =
!, Miss Jessie Hawley of New York
lefty was her only attendant. Mr.. J.
4 Howard Schaff, brother of the bride,
tserved as best man to, the groom.
After the ceremony, which was s-per-
HORNED by the Rev. w. L. Hughes,
the bridal couple left for Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Canada. Mr.. Reed
has host Of friends in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Reed will be at home
after October, 1. at 1884 Monroe
street, Brookland, d. c.
| The engagement has been announced
of Miss Grace Burning Holt. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D. Holt Of
London. and Capt the Hon. Anthony
Methuen, son of Field Marshal Lord
Methuen Nf the British army. Miss
Holt is Aiece of T. Tileston Wells
Of So East 10th street, New York, and
visited in that city frequently before
| the war.
Capt. Methuen's father was gov
| his son acted as his aid de camp. In
1915 he was wounded severely.
! Mrs. John M. Ellicott, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Emil Thesis on @
street. is now visiting her daughter.
| Mrs. Kingsbury. wife of Maj. Ross F.
| Kingsbury, U. S. M. G.. at their home
| at Groton. Conn. Maj. Kingsbury is
| in command of the marine guard at
the submarine base. New London. aid
! has leased the Hamilton house at Gro
ton. Mrs. Kingsbury's grandmother.
| Mrs. c, F. Williams, also is with her
at Groton-
Stately and very beautiful in detail
was the wedding ceremonial Wednes-
day evening at st. Clements Episcopal
Church which united in marriage
Lieut.. Schuyler Bailey Marshall, jr..
of the United States Army and Miss
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Paso, Tex, Herald. The church was
decorated with palms and plants and
myriads of cathedral candles burned
on the altar, which also bore two
great silken flags. the American aag
and the service flag of the church.
Hundreds of guests were present.
AS the strains Of 'Elisa's Walk to
the Minister" from "Lohengrin" were
heard. came first Miss Sadie Ruth
Aldridge and Miss Winifred Allen. fol-
lowed by Lieut. Charles Unger and
Lieut.. William Clark; then Miss Ruth
Schwartz and Miss Anne MagoHln.
followed by Lieut.. NJ. Hal1oran and
Lieut. Thomas Woodburn. Then came
Miss Helen Stewart and Miss Louise
Robinson, followed by Lieut.. q.
Hunter Bowers, who walked alone.
The bridesmaids were frocked alike
in gowns of white georgette, ruined
to the bodice with white taffeta. The
sashes for these frocks were Frenchy
creations Of azure blue and shell pink
satin and short pink maline wells were
bound to the bridesmaids coiffures
with hlets q pink and blue rosebuds.
Their bouquets were held IN Vic
torian lace paper holders. Following
the bridesmaids and Lieut.. sMarshalfs
attendants came the matron Of honor.
Mrs. G. A Reinemund. a sister Of the
birdie. Her gown. fashioned like those
of the bridesmaids, was of azure blue
georgette and taffeta and her bouquet
mund's nun Is necklace ne ~ was % OF pink pearis
The maid of honor. Miss Madeleine
Austin of Washington, D. c., was
gowned in pink taffeta, modishly
draped and with touches Of silver
straps were, ornamented with a pur-
pie velvet pansy., Her arm bouquet
was of La France roses. Preceding