Evening star., 1919-09-28
so,na Interesting weddings.

Some Interesting Weddings.
Tho marriage of Miss Edith V.
1ones. eaughter Of MI. J. w. Jones.
and M. Samuel F. Poindexter OF
Lynchburg. Va took place Weanss.
day In Washington. at noon at liz
nome OF the bride, Rev. DR.. c. y.
Fultz Of the United Brethren Cnurcn
ofiiciating. The bride. who was gwen
heautifui gown Of white georgette
crepe and carried . bouquet OF bride
roses. Miss Kaddy 0uyer OF TINS
city. cousin Of the bride. was her on!y
attendant and wore gown OF WnIte
crepe de chine and carried DoHavse Ivn
dexter ofthel. D;sHKphonnsethIM 3. nrotIaer Of
dexter de einS et nSnsh0ol rSssa kr. Arthur poin-
Miss blanche Smith Of this city
played the wedding music:
/ A reception followed ana later Mr'
and Mrs. Poindexter left for ,soptn. p.
ern trip. the latter wearing ploe
travelling suit with hat to match.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt
lvoelckner, 414. n street northeast
was the scene Of pretty weddinng nt
when their daughter. Charlotte Helen:
was married to Mr., Frank E .zuber OF
| fhis CITY. ,.rhe ceremony WIS per-
| formed by the Rev. Paul A.. Menzei
] of Concordia Lutheran Church.
Miss Frieda Krieg was maid OF
honor and little Virginia Volckner,
| sister of the bride, was flower girl
Mr.. Elmer Krams was best man. An
improyised altar of white satin and
white satin kneeling pillows were ar
ranged in the parlor, which was TASTE
fully decorated in palms, ferns ana
white ribbons. -
rage by her father, wore gown OF
Ewhite crepe de chine and georgette
| crepe and carried shower bouquet
| of brides roses and lilies OF the val
ley. She wore her mothers wedding
veil Of embroidered tulle, which was
held in place by a wreath of orange
blossoms. The maid of honor wore
lavender embroidered Filipino silk
| trimmed in satin and carried pink
roses. The little flower girls dress
was of white silk and net She car
ried a basket of cut flowers. :,
After an informal reception aa ana
left for a short wedding trip, and
| after their return they will be at
home at 414 M street northeast. Mr..
Zuber recently returned from France.
where he Saw fifteen months active
service in the Medical Corps.
A very simply arranged, wedding was
that Of Miss Pauline constance Lyles,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Lyles, and Mr.. Frank H. Dallon OF Roa-
noke. Va The ceremony took place
the brides parents. 427 New Jersey ave-
nue southeast. the Rev. c. NJ. Compiler
of1ciating. The bride wore a gown Of
white georEette and satin combined.
with s1Ese eouaase aa3fenSanP o. ff'cs as roSes Ses
sister, Mrs. Edwin r. Ligon, who wore
mink crepe de chine with pearls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon left washington
Immediately after the ceremony, the lat
ter wearing suit OF navy navy olue pa. parone. ne.
wedding trip to Buffalo. Niagara Falls
and Canada Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon will be
at home in washington.
Mrs.. ]. Girvin Peters Of Edgemoor.
Mrs, C. r. Randolph Ogilby and Mrs.
Richard Fay Jackson Of Chevy Chase
| were tho hostesses at the reception
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Stanwood Cobb
Of the Chevy Chase Country Day
I School to the members Of their teach
ing staff last Wednesday. During the
ington Of the English country dances
and songs, which have recently gained
wide popularity. was given by Mr.
Charles Rabold of New York. Mr.. Ra-
bold, who has been instrumental in
introducing the charming folk dances
and songs Of old England in America,
was assisted by Kenneth x. Wheeler
Of New York, Edith W.. Wheeler OF
Washington and Margaret Outlet
Elizabeth coombs Of chevy Chase was
the accompanist.
Those attending the reception tn
cluded Mrs. Christian Peoples, Mrs. A.
s. Gardiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.
Clephane, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hillyer,
Col. and Mrs. I.orimer Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. c. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rayton. Miss Colt. Miss MackriIle,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs
s. J. Henry, Mr. = and Mrs. Philip
Julien, Maj. and Mrs. Milan v. Ayres,
Miss Mary I4othrop. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Marsh and Mrs. Helen Miller.
Miss vivian A. Rrinkfey Of suf,olk.
Va. has been tho house guest Of
Mrs. n. L 0dells Tor the past week
Mr. and Mrs. r. q. Glessner Of cap-
itol Hiil have returned from q vaca-
tains Of New Hampshire and other
New England resorts.
Capt. and Mrs. yossph /. ,Aman.
q. s. A.. Of washington asd Mary
land, left during the past week to
san Antonio. Tex. whore Capt. Aman
| viii be stationed. Mrs. Aman. before
her marriage on August 6, was Miss
Doris elizabeth Weber. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Weber. :,
The homo Of Mr. ana Mrs, Bernard
Hazel was the scene Of q merry
meeting last evening. the oceasion
being the, anniversary, Of their son
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