Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

with jackets of silver lace which reach-
ed below the waist line. The moving
sleeves were of chiffon and naIrow gu.
dies of the satin finished at the 'front.'
with a fiat bow were worn h1gh, IN
emnire style. Their hats of silver lace
had narrow brims faced with Diue cnli-
fon to match their gowns, WIN TWISTS
of blue satin about the crown,
pink roses.
Mrs. a c. Downing. mother OF tne
bride. wore a silver gray satin gown
slightly draped and trimmed with wide
silver lace The girdle. which was quite
high. was caught In the BACK VIII
purple tulle hat, trimmed with osilch
plumes OF the same shade.
The arrangement of the music was
especially interesting and numbers were
given during the seating OF the guests
as well as during the ceremony.
reception followed at Rauschers
where a charming decoration OF palms.
white chrysanthemums and foiase
plants was in place and the newly mar
ried couple received in a bower OF ferns.
A string orchestra played ana tnefe Va
dancing throughout the afternoon Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander left later for their
wedding trip, the latter wearing moo
ish travelling suit Of sapphire blue duve-
fyn. trimmed with Australian opossum
fur. and blue velvet toque. tam shape.
Philadelphia on their return from their
wedding trip.
The out-of town guests included Mrs
John NJ. Dillon. aunt of the br1de: neI
cousin. Mrs. Donald Page, Miss Ethel
D. Spears and Mr.. Chauncey b. spears.
Miss Margaret Levey of Elizabeth. n. j.:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Alexander. brother
and sister-in-law of the bridegroom, or
Cleveland, and Miss Dorothy Hilbert OF
New Orleans.
Mr.. Thomas Austin Lake and Mi SIS
Lillian Francis were married on
THANKSGIVING day at the Good SheD-
herd Episcopal Church. sth and :!
STREETS northeast. with the Rev. G. 5.
Abbott oa5ciating: The ceremony LOOK LOOK
sonal friend Of the bride and bride
groom present. After the wedding a
idance was given in their honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Lake are at home at
646 9Th street northeast until the 20th
the lbridegroom's home in Virginia for
a short time.
The marriage of Miss Kathleen
Graham Bingham to DIR. Roscoe p.
Stephenson. of Morgantown. w. Va,
was quietly solemnized Mt the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. John
Bingham, on 18th street, at o'clock
Monday. November %. The ceremony
was performed BY DR.. Charles Wood,
in the presence OF the immediate reIa-
attendant was Mi0 NAude Gallup
Mr.. Raymond Bingham. brother Of the
bride, was best man. A large recep-
ton followed the ceremony.
Dr. and Mrs. Stephenson Will be at
home in Lexington, Ky.o after Jan
The out-of-town guests were Miss
Eva stephenson Of Bedford. Ind; Mrs
Frederick ConoveF and daughter
kathleen Of EdgewateT Park, n. j.;
MI Raymond Bingham Of orange
New York city.
The wedding took place Wednesday
November II. in st. Joseph's rectory.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Richards.
and Mr. Peter Murphy. The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. F. kahtll,
and the bride was attended by Miss
Grace Smith as maid OF honor and
Mr. William Murphy, brother Of the
I bridegroom, was best man.
The bride wore costume Of taupe
broadcloth, embroidered in larkspuf
| blue and silver, with hat to match.
Her bouquet was of white orchids
ants costume was of larkspur blue
velvet, trimmed with squirrel fur
! Her hat was darker shade Of blue
| and she carried La France roses.
| There was reception at the home
Murphy left for New York. They viii
| be at home at 213 9Th street north
east after December Is.
At Park Place Methodist Church,
| Richmond, Va, Wednesday afternoon
the marriage Of Miss Lucille Merri-
man Jones Of Pelham. N. c.. to Ken
meth Lynn Savee. son Of Mrs X. Sa-
wee, formerly of Spottsylvania coun-
| ty, now Of Washington. took place
Rev. Roscoe NJ White eficiated. Miss
played Il Love You Truly" on the vic
lin during the ceremony. The bride
wore a travelling suit Of blue, with a
modish hat of henna and taupe and a
corsage bouquet of orchids. She en-
tered with her brother. Mr.. Luther C.
Pauline z. Jones was her sisters maid
of honor. Mr.. Henry Bannehl OF
| Fredericksburg was the bridegroom
| best man. and the ushers included Mr.
A. w. Jones and Mr.. James p. Jones
sey and Mr.. Clifford Savee. brother OF
the bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs. Savee
left for a northern wedding journey
and will be at home after December
Is at 1347 Montague street northwest
this city.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Isabeils
iFrain. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Frain, to Mr." John Killeen took place
November 20 in Holy Trinity Church
the Rev John c. Kale officiating.
A large company OF relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony, the
bride being escorted to the altar and
given away by her father. She wore .
travelling suit of taupe yeldynt
trimmed with moleskin, 4 hat to mattel
and a corsage bouquet Of orchids and
lsweet peas. Attending her was hel
sister, Mrs. Anna l. Stake, and Mr.
John Roy Stake served Is best mar
for Mr.. Kilieen. Acting as usher.
were Mr.. Joseph Kearney, Mr.. Harr.
FrAin and Mr.. Raymond HArpel. Prof
lWeiis gave well selected program