Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31

dren and their elders, and many other
attractions are being planned by
| members of the boards of the Child
Welfare Association. under Miss
der Mrs. Randall Hagner: a Girl
Scout exhibition. tearoom. where
some of the most prominent women
of Washington will preside; gypsy
iencampment, with fortune telling. and
a ball each night. that on December
confetti and all the accompanying
fun.
McCarty-Brandenbu Wedding.
A wedding elaborate in every detail
was solemniZed Wednesday evening
at o'clock at the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church. when
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c.
Brandenburg. became the bride of
Mr.. jeremiah William McCarty of
! Danville, III, and this city. The serv-
! &c was reaG by the Rev. John c.
| Palmer. pastor of the church. and the
edifics was adorned with: a profusion
of white chrysanthemums intermin-
gled with autumn foliage and palms.
7, Standards filled with chrysanthe-
NUNS marked the family pews. A
i program of nuptial music was played
! on the organ while the guests. who
/ throngcd the church, were being
seated.
TIE bride. who was escorted and
later given in marriage by her father.
wore gown OF lustcous white satin
trimmed with ivory tinted Chantilly
lace. The bodice. with it's square de-
! collette. had lace sleeves and was en-
| hroidered in pearls. Her tulle veil
/ was arranged with coronet Of rare
| lace and orange buds and fell in soft
folds to the end of her long court
| train Of satin. She carried q shower
| bouquet OF bride roses, orchids ana
Miss Dorothy BrandenburE. sister
Of the bride. was the maid Of honor.
and Ter gown was a lovely model OF
rose pink taffeta embroidered in eil-
yer with a wired overdress falling in
| panels. She carried a shower bouquet
Of pink roses and blue delphiniums. The
bridesmaids wore gowns in tho colorD OF
! the rainbow, Miss Eleanor Richards,
| deep rose Miss Marie Sweeney. tur-
! quoise blue; Misc Ethel Wolfe, orchid.
and Miss Mary Ramsey hewitt, apricot
They were made alike with pointed
landed with French flowers and the
bodices Of silver lace. They carried
bouquets Of pink roses and blue DEL
phiniurs.
Mr.. Milison =. BrnndenburE, brother
of the bride, acted as best man. and
Porto Rico. DR.. J. Franklin Little. Mr..
Robert Burklin and Mr.. Hermann
schulteis. all OF this city. A recep-
ton followed at the home Of the
BRIDES parents. 1924 Calvert street.
The house was abioom with autumn
foliage and flowers and a string or.
chestra played throughout the even
ing. TIC bridal couple were assisted
in receiving BY Mrs. Brandsnburg,
who w r; sown Of cloth , Of sSia
Of orange velvet and made with q long
train. Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty left late
in tho evening for Hot Springs. Va.
tho bride travelling In q brown duvetyn
loppossum. and a sand color and brown
duvetyn hat. trimmed with aat sand
color flowers against tho upturned
brirn. Thny will reside at tho aotham
apartment On fhair return. Tuesday
tho tho o, ha wsaan:
party were entertained at tho aupper
dance at tho Washington Hotel. when
they were presented with tho weddi ing
souvenirs. the bride giving her at.
and pearls and Mr.. }Mecarty present.
ing his ushsrs with gold penknives.
rhs marriage Of Miss cefinne Marie
Lothrsp, daughter OF Dr.. and Mrs,
Edwin B. Iothrop. 70 NJ. frank p
Hardin took place Wednesday morn.
ing, October 81. At e;3o eeteek, ct
st. Patyiek's Church. the pastor, Mgr
C. =. Thomas, ofneiatihs. The church
was effectively decorated with au.
tumn flowers and foliage and q. break
f.s. 70. the xsdding party sad tei:
brides parents, 7os East Capitol
street.
The bride, who was escorted by her
father, wore q beautiful gown OF
tulls veil, which was becomingiy ar
ranged with orange blossoms, Termed
her train. She carried = shower
bouquet Of bride roses and lilies OF
the valley, Miss Blanche Lothrep
honor and her gewn was Of flesh coi0s
Ageofgette crepe. She were . picture
hat of georgette of the same shade