Evening star., 1919-10-05

Mr.. W. J. Bynum of Tennessee took
place October l at the Second Presbyte-
west, the Rev. A. R. Bird officiating:
Immediately after the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Bynum left for an extended trip
through the south. Upon their return
they will live at the home of the brides
parents, where they will be pleased to
receive their friends.
The marriage Of Mrs. Edna Bibb
Goodloe of Gordonsville, Va, to Mr..
Thomas NJ. Quarles of Washington is
announced. The ceremony was per
formed Wednesday by the Rev. John
Of Judge William Lindsay Bibb Of
wichita Falls. Tex. and Of Lieut..
John E. Bibb. u. s. NJ, Of Washing.
ton The bridegroom is the son OF
more, well known poet of Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs Quarles left immedi-
! ately after the ceremony for Atlantic
City.
A party of distinguished Swiss
economists, numbering about 100.
who have spent the past week at the
| New Willard, will leave tomorrow
morning for Philadelphia and then go
to New York. where they will sail for
home.
| Mai. Gen. and Mrs. John L. Glenn
and their young daughter. Elizabeth.
have returned to their apartment,
! 1870 Wyoming avenue. Miss Sullivan
| of San Antonio, Tex, is visiting her
| sister, Mrs. Glen.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy May
Robey to Mr.. William Raymond Neu-
| decker of Manchester, Tenn. took
place Wednesday morning IN St. 70
and the ceremony was performed by
| the Rev Vincent S. McDonough.
| After short wedding trip the bride
| and bridegroom will be at home in
I Washington.
The marriage of Miss BERTHE W. Eel
lers. and Mr Zelah R.. Farmer took
place Saturday, September 27, at the
home Of the bride, the Rev. Walter A.
Morgan Of the Mount Pleasant Con.
Bride. who was given in marriage by
| her brother, Mr.. George H. Zellers,
jr.. wore a becoming suit of brown
| silvertone, with velvet hat to match
Wster Shs xaf T. Fan q Tork snd
Earl NJ. Macintosh. as matrons OF
, honor. Mr.. Ernest c; Baker acted as
| best man for the bridegroom. Mrs.
Herman a: Bra9eT, a9si, sister srch Oh '1G Mr. and
Mrs Farmer left Immediately after
| the ceremony for wedding trip TO
New York.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Belle Kloss. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs'
David Shelley Kloss. and Mr.. Lester
Llewellyn Schnare OF this city, Tor
merly of Macon, Ga, took place
Saturday. September q. at the coun-
try home of the brides parents, In
Sinking Valley. Tyrone, Pa The
ceremony was performed on the lawn
4 by the brides uncle, Rev. Robert
Ferris Fitch. D. D.. Of Hangchow
China, the general secretary of the
I Hangchow Union committee, who II
temporarily in this country. He was
assisted by Rev. Charles Robert
scafe, pastor Of the, First Presby-
terian Church of Tyrone. the couple
standing before floral altar fash.
ioned Of golden rod. wild asters ane
asparagus vines. the erect being
of evergreens. A beautiful musical
program was given and the brida
party passed down the lawn to the
strains of the Lohengrin wedding
march. little Elizabeth Hooker. the
flower girl. leading the way.
Next came the matron Of honor
Mrs. Henry Esplen Kloss. the bride.
sister-in-law. and the, bridesmaid
! Miss Elizabeth B. Somerset. They
wore. respectively. yellow and pink
net gowns with girdles, and brown
tulle hats and their bouquets were Of
golden rod and pink chrysanthem ms
They were followed by the maid OF
honor, the brides sister. Miss Eliza.
beth Kloss. who was attired in a white
silk net hat, and also carried COLDER
rod and chrysanthemums.
Escorted by her father, the bride
came last. She wore a beautiful
. 1 nf 1v11 q rim q In q,
alton, which was trimmed with old
lace and pearls. Her long veil wal
surmounted with a wreath of orange
blossoms and she carried bouquet o1
white roses and lilies of the valley
Before the altar the party was me,
Lieut.. Henry Esplen K1oss. the
brides brother. who has just returned
from service in France.
Following the bridal dinner. Mr.
and Mrs. Schnare left for an extended
trip, after which they will come te
The bride was a teacher of English
and Latin in the American school al
Shanghai, China, at the time she met
Mr- Schnare. The latter is in the
consular service of the United States
government. specializing in oriental
State Department. He was formerly
vice consul at Shanghai. China, but
for the past year he has been on spe.
ciaI duty for the department at Wash
: ington. 1t is likely that Mr.. Schnare
will soon be reassigned to foreign
service. probably in China.
The marriage Of Miss Julia Hurc
Lembkey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter !. Lelnbkey, and DR.. William L.
Brosius took place Tuesday, Septem.
Der 80. at the home Of the brides par.
ents. on 34th place. Cleveland Park.
The ceremony was performed at
o'clock, the Rev Charles T. Warren
of st. Albans Church officiating. The
bride wore travelling gown Of darh
with a small black hat, and she car
ried a bouquet of Killarney roses
There were no attendants. An in.
formal reception followed. after which
DR.. Brosius and his bride left fol
their wedding trip: They will be al
A beautiful home wedding took place
Tuesday evening. September 80, at 1926
morris road. Anacostia, d. c.; the resi-
dence Of Rev. and Mrs. G. W. M Lucas
pastor Of Lakeland Baptist Church
Miss Pearl M. c.. their eldest daugh.
ter. was married to Corp. John e
Trimbles, who served eight months II
France during the world war. Th<
couple left Washington on Thursday
for Cumberland, Md, where the bride.
groom Is engaged in business. Rev
DR.. Joseph Matthews. pastor of Beth.
lehem Baptist Church, officiated
Miss Margaret Joy Of Belmont road
was hostess at q silk shower given IL
honor Of her cousin, Miss Mary Dom
who IL to be married October
Among the guests present were: Mis-,