Evening star., 1921-06-26
Continued from Fifth Paxe.)
will. reside temporarily at 1888 Cal
vert street northwest.
Wedding of Miss Lusby
to MI. T.. M. Green.

ocloek IN tne hnOoe lsldHO Avenue
NJ. p. Church by the Rev. G.. l.
Humphreys. The decorations in the
church were of palms and white lilies.
and the music was furnished by Mr..
William H. Weber. organist: Mr.. Will
liam Eichner. violinist. and Mr.. Louis
3. Thompson. tenor.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her uncle. MIR. w. w. Keck.
wore a gown of ivory satin trimmed
with pearls. with which she wore
tulle veil held by coronet of lace
and orange blossoms. and she carried
of lilies Of the valley.
Miss Ethel Lusby was her sisters
maid Of honor. and wore a gown Of
orchil taffeta trimmed with cream and
silver lace. large picture hat of or
child horse hair trimmed with varied
flowers and she carried yellow roses
and larkspur. Miss Roberta Doyle
+; and Miss Evelyn Nash were brides
maids and wore similar gowns OF tai
feta- one in canary and the other In
light green trimmed with lace and
georgette crepe. {, They wore picture
ried shepherdess crooks which held
bouquets Of pink roses and snapdra-
gons tied with large bows of tulle to
match their costumes.
F. Three little flower girls were Miss
Louise Turner. Miss Phyllis Adelman
wore dainty rufiled frocks trimmed
! with lace. little Miss Turner in pink
and her companions in white. They
all carried baskets Of pink roses and
sweet peas. which were tied with
j, large tulle bows.
! A reception was held In the Sun
day school room Of the church which
was decorated with an arch of white
flowers and wedding bells. under
which Mr.. and Mrs. Green and the
members OF their wedding party re-
ceived. Mrs. Lusby. mother Of the
bride. wore dark blue taffeta and
lowered georgette crepe. and Mrs. Green.
mother Of the bridegroom. was in brown
Eeorgette crepe trimmed with jet
heads. Mr.. and Mrs. Green left later
for a wedding trip. Mrs. Green travel
ing in dark brown Canton crepe
| trimmed with henna and hat OF
! brown horsehair braid trimmed with
nasturtiums.
Among the out -of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter De Montreville Of
BROOKLYN. n: Y: Miss Doris De Montre-
vile of Ba rdonia. N. Y. and Mrs. E. r.
Willard of Akron. Ohio.
Announcement has been made by
Mrs. Ida Tapham Oldfield Of the
marriage of her daughter. Isabel. to
Mr. Walter Wheatley Tuesday. June Z.
1921. at the Mount Vernon Methodist
Episcopal Church South. the cere-
mony being performed by Tr. ]. How
ard Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Eheatley
have taken up their residence at the
Dresden apartments.
A wedding of wide interest both
here and in Virginia took place We'd
nesday evening. June %. at Peters
Hinton became the bride of Capt.
coTps S1oE' T. fafsS' s 4 The ceremony ns '@aa aas
performed in Grace Episcopal Church.
Rev DR.. Corbin Braxton Bryan off,
iciating.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her uncle. Mr.. William H.
mothers wedding gown Of white
! IN and duchess lace. with bridal
of tulle. held with a coronet Of
H. nge blossoms. Miss Hilah Hin
iof honor. and the other members Of
the bridal party included Mrs. Earl
I Sawyer Of this city. who was the
matron Of honor, and the following
bridesmaids: Miss Harriet Short. Miss
Alice Jones. Miss Constance Kent
Jones. Miss Roberta Donnan. Miss
Lee Parks. sister Of the bridegroom
and Miss Virginia Lee.
Mr.. Mac Henderson of Roanoke
acted as best man and the ushers
were Lieut. William c. Norvis, Lieut.
E. c. Whitehead. Lieut.. Frederick. DR..
John D. Robinson. Mr.. Wythe NJ. Lee.
Mr.. Stedman r. Voiget. Mr.. Robert E.
Lee. Mr.. Hugh A. Brown. Mr.. Or
lando B. Hinton and Mr.. William H.
Hinton.
| The marriage of Miss Florence Ford
Edmondson. formerly of Washington
| now of New York, to Mr. Bella James
Porter took place last Wednesday in
the home of her sister. Mrs. Vera
Edmondson Nelson. at Bellerose. L. ].
The ceremony was performed in the
Rev. Milton Nicola, curate of Grace
Episcopal Church. Of East Orange
N. J. Mrs. Nelson was the brides only
attendant and Mr.. Frank Temple
Denman was best man. The bride is
ithe daughter OF Mrs. Rebecca Ford
the late Rees B. Edmondson, Of this
city.
| The marriage of Mss Edwina Cow
herd Of Columbia. Va. to Mr.. John
wednesday. % % june is. vi; The ''ce Ceremony pa1y
was performed at noon in the home Of
Mrs. J. H. Blair on T street by the
Rev. ]. ]. Dimon Of st. Andrews Epis-
copal Church. An improvised altar was
IdfTduSeu VI udiSleS, ltTNS anu tdu can.
dies. The bride, who was escorted by
her brother, Mr.. George Cowherd. wore
white crepe de chine. tulle veil held
by orange blossoms. and she carried
prayer-book. Mrs. Lucian Jordan was
matron of honor and wore pink brocaded
satin trimmed with silver lace. Mr..
Lucian Jordan Of West Virginia and
Washington was best man. A small
reception followed the ceremony. Among
the out-of- town guests were Mrs. w. S.
Constable Of Richmond. and Mrs. Har-
rie M. Blair. of Bonair. Va.
! Mr. and Mrs. Powell will be at home
! after July l at 1905 T street.
The marriage Of Miss Katherine
Rich, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam J. Rich. to Mr.. Wilbur c. Field
er will take place tomorrow. The
ceremony will be performed at noon
In the Church of the Incarnation,
by the rector, the Rev. William Tay-
loe Snyder. Miss Rich will be at.
tended by her adopted sister, Miss
Mary de Rompra, and Mr.. Donald U.
Rich, brother of the bride. will be
| best man. Mr.. Fielder and his bride
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