Evening star., 1921-09-18
Miss HOe4el weds
Capt. George 4, Beatley.

Miss Hoe6el yveds
Capt. George 4. Bentley.
One of the most brilliant weddings
In Green Bay. Wis. In several years
wRsn Rasi Ms Msran es Hoe
fol. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylves-
ter P. Hoeffsl, became the bride Of
Capt. George Albert Bentley. United
States Army. Washington, D. c. While
Saint-saens. Mr.. Edgar A. Open
heimer Of Chicago. Mr.. Leland II. Jo-
annss, Mr.. Herbsrt A. MACPHERSON. DIR.
Gerald N: Hosnel Of Boston and DR..
latter brothers Of the bride. preceded
the bridal party. Miss Amanda Bark
hausen and Miss Helen Glynn,in frocks
Of tvo-tone talfeta OF nasturtium.
with Spanish hats Of brown velvet
daisies. were followed by Mrs. Her
bert A. MACPHERSON, matron of honor.
Mrs. MacPherson's gown was of cream
Renaissance lace. Her hat was similar
carried white Shasta daisies.
Little Kathleen McCarey was ring
bearer. carrying the ring on . white
tin cushion. She entered the church
with little Jean Dimmick. who strew-
ed rose petals in the path ef the
frocks of white tulle. with white slip
pers and English sox and large hair
bows of white tulle.
The bride entered on the arm Of
her father, Mr.. Hoeffel She was
charming in a period gown. with the
| tight bodice of point Alencon lace
over crepe sain, made en- courte, and
trimmed in orange blossoms Her
veil of silk tulle was arranged in
coronet fashion and fell in ripping
ICQ 70 he nf he in
+! She carried shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley and sweet peas.
The bride was met at the altar steps
by the groom, In full uniform. and
his best man. Lieut.. Kenneth M.
Hoeffel. United States Navy. also in
full dress uniform. The Rev. Father
Joseph A. Terien performed the cere-
mony. using the long service. A nup-
tial mass was sung,
The church was decorated in ferns,
lined the aisle part way from the
altar.
There was an elaborate program
Of music. A wedding luncheon fol-
lowed the ceremony and In the even
ing a reception was held at the Fox
Capt and Mrs. Bently will make
their home In Washington.
A large company of resident and
out-of-town guests filled the First
Baptist Church at noon Wednesday.
september II, to witness the mar
riage ceremony OF Miss Kathryn
E. as:ns saHsas' Ss9 aes Sf NJ NJ fHa Hsth Mrs. Smith
Kerfott, son of the late DR.. c. p.
Kerfott and Mrs. Rebeeea Kerfott of
Martinsville, Va.
The church about the altar was
beautifully decorated with ferns.
|
ing arranged to form a background
for the bridal narty, the Rev. DR.,
Henry Allen Tupper. pastor of the
church. officiating.
The bridal robe was of white bro
caded georgette beaded in pearls
arranged veil Of tuiie was held with
rare old lace. The bride carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses. At
tending her as maid of honor was Miss
Sophie Radferd. who wore a gown OF
orchid taffeta trimmed in silver and
carried pnk swsstass,t roiss The
Barr. sister of the bride: Miss Re-
becca Kearfott of Martinsville, sister
Of the bridegroom; Miss Rosemary
Arnold and Miss Margaret seihert of
Martinsburg. w. Va. and Elizabeth
Ann Barr. the young sister of the
of white crepe de chine and lace.
served as flower girl. The brides
maids wore modish froeks of change
able taffeta in rose. nile, apricot and
blue, respectively. and each trimmed
in black velvet. Their hats were
alike and fashioned of black panne
velvet, tulle and lace.
Mr.. Clarence Kearfott of Bristol.
Va. brother of the bridegroom,
served him as best man, and the
ushers were Mr.. E. Osmun Barr.
brother of the bride; Dr.: J. Preston
Sencindiver of Catonsville, Md; Mr..
Jack Pullen Of Martinsville. Va, and
Mr.. William E. Kearfott of Kearneys-
Vile, w. Va.
Mrs. Blanche McGnl sencindiver of
Catonsville, Md, an accomplished or
ganist, rendered most effectively a
music.
A reception in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barr followed the church cere-
meny, the drawing rooms being ef-
fectively decorated In pink and white
Eladtolt, swansonia. ferns and palms.
party in receiving, wore a gown of
blue charmeuse trimmed in amber
and iridescent beads and a har of
beaver trimmed in plum. Mrs. Kear-
fott, the mother of the bridegroom,
Who also assisted, wore q gown Of
black canton crepe:
Kearfott will take his bride to Mar.
tinsville, Va, to live,
Among the out-of-town guests We're
Mrs. Rebeeca Kearfott and Miss lle-
and DR.. and Mrs. Harry Is. Stone OF
Roanoke. Va; DR.. and Mrs. ], Pres
ton Sencindiver and Miss Evelyn
Cavey Of Catensville, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Weishample and Miss Helen
Weishample of Baltimore, Mrs. Hem
Mrs. A. Bruce Eagle. Mrs. C. ]. Sci
bert, Mr.. Henry Seibert, Mr.. Howard
Tabler Of Martinsburg. W. Va; Miss
Belle Browning Of Alexandria, and
Miss Helen Townshend of Oakland,
Md.