Evening star., 1919-10-16
30cieK
(Contirued from Eighth PaReA
Army general hospitals. has returned
10 his apartment in the Farragut.
Alleman-Fishback Wedding.

A1leman-Fishback Wedding.
st. PauPs English Lutheran Church
was the scene of an interesting we'd
Jung last evening when Miss Jane
EIlzabeth Fishback, daughter of Mr..
came the bride of Mr.. Roscoe Harold
Aiieman. son of Mrs. Cordelia Domer
aiieman and the late Mr.. John S.
Alieman, the Rev. John T. Huddle
officiating.
The chancel was banked with tow
erlng palms. brilliant autumn foliage
and white chrysanthemums, and pre-
ceolng and during the ceremony MISS
Locke Kincer. the well known organ
ISL. gave delightful musical pro-
gram
Miss Margaret Fishback, cousin of
the bride. was the maid of honor. and
the bridesmaids were Miss Margaret
Peckham. Miss Elizabeth Magruder,
Miss Gertrude NJ. Gockeler and Miss
Matilda Haney. Mr.. Harry T. Domer.
uncle of the bridegroom. was the best
man. and the ushers were Mr.. John
N. Swartzell, MIR. Cyrus Mantz. Mr..
William Seay and Mr.. Julian Z. HAM
mack.
The bride, who was given in maj.
riage by her father. wore a gown Oh
white satin. draped in chiffon EN-,
broidered in pearls. Her tulle ven
:
blossoms, and she carried shower OF
bride roses. The maid Of honor was
in orchid satin. draped with orchld
chiffon and trimmed in ostrich or tne
same shade, and she carried purple
asters. The bridesmaids wore tur-
quoise blue satin, trimmed with silver
lace and carried delphinium.
A reception followed in the nome
of the brides parents The decora--
tions in the drawing room were OF
palms and chrysanthemums; the nali
and dining room were IN autuli!i' II
leaves and fall flowers. Mrs. flsn5 aa
back, mother of the bride, received
with the bridal party, wearing pius
satin draped in net and embroidered
in chenille. Mrs. Alleman, mother o.
the bridegroom. also received WIN VIZ
them, wearing a gown OF black cniI-
fon embroidered in jet. draped ,a over !,
white satin. Mr.. and Mrs. Alleman n
left later for wedding trip, the
latter wearing a travelling gown OF
blue serge and black satin, with a
seal coat and a small beaver nat
They will be at home after NoVem-
Der Is at 1929 Belmont street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Whiting Edelin
announce the marriage or theil
daughter, Isabelle Edelin, Talks, &c
Mr.. Albert Crawford Lewis on Wed
nesday. October Is. in st. Stepheh
Church.
DR.. and Mrs. L. H. ReichelderfeI
have returned to their home, on con
necticut avenue, after an absence o'
more than two years.
The marriage of Miss " Estelle Key
daughter of Mrs E. f. Key and the
late Mr.. William c. Key, took p!ac'
| at noon yesterday at the Centennla
BAPTIST Church, the Rev. Z. Hez SVEN
officiating. o,,,s
The church was decorated in palms
| ferns, white chrysanthemuins dh'
other autumn flowers. o,..
The bride was attended to the altal
and given in marriage by her uncle
Mr.. Robert A. Humphrles, ana woi
a graceful gown Of ivory bridal sau,
and georgette crepe trimmed wiz
rose point lace. Instead OF the oon'
ventionaI veil she wore large pic
ture hat of white panne velvet an'
white crepe. Her shower bouque
was Of bride roses and snapdragons.
! Miss o. Maud, the maid OF hohoI
wore a gown of rose pink crepe VIII
hat to match, and carried a,d"1raou a pouaou
of deep pink roses. The Dri1egroolII
"a &C his hest man Mr.. William II
Key brother of the bride:
reception at the brides nome 1oi'
lowed the church ceremony the rooms
being handsomely decorated Win au'
tumn flowers.
Among the out-oftown guests 10,
the wedding were Mr.. and MRS. II.
Herold, parents OF the prioesrootn
Nice Hailie Herold and Miss Kath'
leon Herold. his sisters. of Highland
Va. and Mrs. NJ. c. Dixon Of Nor
folk, Va. 80. <,
MI. and Mrs. S. P. Herold left foi
their wedding trip through the south
ern and western states. the bride
wearing a simple tailored SUIT o.
French blue cloth with a hat of BLACK
velvet. After November 1 they Will
he at home at 324 G street northeast.