Evening star., 1921-06-11

Henry Franklin Butler Of Yonkers,
N. Y. Miss Gladys Kemper, Miss
Anne Pendleton and Miss Eleanor
Mccarthy. the sister and cousins Of
bridegroom was attended by Mr..
George B. LArkin of Ossining, N. Y.
as best man. The wedding was quiet
and informal and as no Invitations
relatives and closest friends Of the
contracting parties were present. The
wedding company included Miss
Kemper's parents and brother. DR..
and Mrs. George W. Kemper and
LaRue kemper OF Memphis. Tenn:
brother: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry
Butler Of Washington, D. c.. and DR..
Ethan Flagg Butler of New York
city.
! dent of Cuckoo. is a graduate Of
Westhampton College and served in
the Navy Department at Washing
ton during the war. Mr.. Butler is q
graduate Of Princeton University and
was a lieutenant in the Navy during
Mr. and Mrs Butler will spend the
summer on MontSweag farm It Wis
cas0et, Me-. and intend seeing az many
of their friends as possible on their
way from Virginia to Maine.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Belle
Small. daughter Of former Represen-
| tative and Mrs. John H. Small to Maj.
place today in Washington. N. c.. the
| home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Drury left
Washington this morning for White
spend the week end. They went to
White Sulphur to attend the bankers
convention. and will return for a few
| days next week before closing their
home on Rhode Island avenue for the
purchased place In the mountains
near Bluemont, Va, which they will
occupy this summer. going there the
end Of next week.
Miss Catherine Koonea
| Weds Mr.. Paul Oliver Dfufy.
| Quantities of white roses and
| daisies interrningled with palms and
! ferns formed the decoration in st.
marriage of Miss Catherine Koones,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
| Shively koones. and Mr.. Paul oliver
| Drury, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Drury Of this city, which took place
at 1890 o'clock, in the presence of
small gathering of relatives and
intimate friends Of both families.
! The Rev. Paul Reynolds of Balti-
| more, godfather of the bridegroom,
performed the ceremony. assisted by
church: the Rev. Eugene Connolly
and the Rev. Ambrose Bevans Of
Baltimore. the Rev. Thomas A. Walsh
and the Rev. Edward l. Buckley Of this
city. A nuptial mass. at which the
Rev. Paul Reynolds od1ciated, fol-
lowed.
The bride. who was escorted by her
father. was charming in q gown Of
white georgette crepe, draped with
exquisite old family lace, with a gar
girdle. The gown was made on sim
pie, modish lines. without . train. and
her veil Of hlmy Austrian lace, an
heirloom in the family. was becom-
| ingly arranged with Q coronet of
orange blossoms Her bouquet Of
! of the valley. and her only ornament
was a strand of pearls. one Of her
wedding gifts.
Miss Elizabeth Koones. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs Charles K. Koones, and
a cousin of the bride. was the maid Of
honor and her gown of white chiffon
taffeta was elaborately embroidered
in a design Of silver flowers with
turquoise blue foliage. The girdle
and sash ends were also embroidered
hem. Her largo picture hat Of white
transparent straw was lined with tur-
quoise blue tulle, and tulle encircled
the crown and fell in a scarflike
streamer at one side. Her bouquet
was Of pink Killarney roses
Mr.. Franklin Eugene Drury, cousin
Of the bridegroom, acted a. best man.
A breakfast for the relatives and q
few intimate friends followed at the
residence of the brides parents. at
1891 18th street, where an effective
decoration Of white roses. daisies and
l In
bridegroom were assisted In receiv-
ing by Mrs. Koones, mother OF the
former, who wore q handsome gown
Of black lace. embroidered in gold
beads, with q large black hat.
Mr. and Mrs. Drury left later for
their wedding trip. the latter wear
ing q travelling costume Of blue Can
ton orepe embroidered in steel bands,
with q hat Of tan panne satin ana q
wrap to match. They will spend the
return in the autumn will be At home
at 2700 Connecticut avenue
The out-of-town guests here Tor
the wedding included Mrs. William
the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Alex.
ander Of Flushing. L l.: Mrs. Harry
Lee Campbell Of Denver. Col, and
Miss Anna Pearson Hall Of Pitts
burgh. Pa The bride Of today is q
fS Emmitsburs. ra M Nd. 'ss and il is % a memoe. a
, Of one Of Washington's Oldest fam.
lilies, being the great-granddaughte
. of Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Stan.
: islaus O'Hare. whose home, Linden
.. Grove. is one OF the landmarks OF
the District Mr.. Drury is . graduate
Of Georgetown University.
One Of the most beautiful Weddingl
Of the early summer season will TAXI
place this afternoon at All Souls
Memorial Episcopal Church wher
; Miss Jeanette Porter Bucknam
daughter Of Mrs. Edward a. Bucknana
will become the bride Of Mr.. Gabrie
R. Solomon Of New York.
The ceremony Will take place ut
o'clock, the Rev. H. H. D. Sterret
ofioiating, in the presence Of q small
. company Of relatives and intimate
, friends. The bride, who will be givel
Z in marriage by her cousin. Mr.. H. T
{ Oudesluys of Baltimore. will be at
: tended by Miss Katherine A. Smith q!
Solomon Of Macon: Ga. sister of thu
. bridegroom. as bridesmaid.
Col. Evan Shelby Of New York vii
. act as best man, and the ushers vii
, include Col. Arthur A. O'Brien and
: Mr. Hunley Abbott of New York. Mr.
) Frank N. Gundy Of Boston and Mr.
A small reception will follow at tn,
homo Of the brides mother, 120;
: Rhode Island avenue. and later MI
, Solomon and his bride will leave To-
, an. extended motor trip. They vii
!. reside in New York city on their rs
: for the wedding include Mr.. and Mrs
I william Grimm Solomon Of Macon
+ Ga, parents Of the bridegroom MI
!, and Mrs. Frank R Wilson Of New