Evening star., 1921-11-06
Two Important Weddings
To Take Place This Week
Capt. David S. Gaillard Will Marry Miss Monica
P Blodgett-Lieut. Allan and Miss
Aspinwall to Wed. 2"

at the home of Mrs. Anne Drescher,
621 Florida avenue northeast.
when her daughter. Miss Alice Lee
Drescher, became the bride OF Mr..
formed by Rev. gather John Carroll
Moore of Holy Name. Church. in the
presence of a. large group of friends
and relatives. The bride was given IN
marriage. by her brother. MIR. George
c. Drescher, and wore a beautiful
gown of white satin and chantilly
lace. her tulle veil being caught IN
place with a eoronet OF orange bios
SONS. She carried a shower bouquet
of rosebuds. lilies Of the valley and
sweet peas.
Miss Anna Marie nrescher. sister Of
the bride, was bridesmaid. and worT
gown of flesh colored georGett".
She carried pink. rosebuds The
Drescher acted as best man.
The house WAS decorated with ferns
and cut flowers. The bridal party
stood under an arch of autumn leaves
rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. Potter.
uncle ard AMT Of the bridegroom,
and while the guests assembled Mrs.
Potter sang ',Sh, Promise Me" Dur
,, ing the 1 ceremony NJ Potter played
dearing Young Charms" The brides
mother wore gown OF blue canton
crepe. After The reception Mr.. and
| Mrs. Mason lcft for Il trip north. Mrs.
Mason wearing 4 suit of dark brown
duvetyn with large hat 10 match.
One of the weddings of more thar
, usual local interest took place We'd
! nesday evening AT the home Of Mt
! Judson T. Gull. when his daughter.
Miss Ethel Haviiand Gull. becan ME tn"
bride of Mr.. Morrison Brady FrenCE.
The ceremony was performed by R"N-
Harry D. Mitchell of the Mctropolitaa
s-I II,
| The house was beautifully decorated
with red oak leaves. and yellow
chrysanthemums. and the bridal
party passed to the altar through a
long aisle of white. chrYsanthemulns
and broad satin ribbons." The brides
gown was of sequins over silver satin.
with a court train and long -tulle veil.
held by clusters Of orange blossoms.
She carried bouquet of orchids
| and lilies of the valley. Her only
attendant was Miss Florence T Gull.
her sister, who wore a gown of ros"
velvet, made with "a train. and carried
yellow chrysantheniums. Mr.: 'Iudson y.
Gull, jr, brother of the. bride. was
ceremony. after which Mr.. and Mr.
French left by motor for their wed
ding tour. the bride wearing a taupc
| broadcloth. travelling suit. trimmed
with black lynx: and a red feathcr
cehber 10. at 2lG Rosemary street
| Chevy Chase, Md.
Among the out-of-toWn guests wer"
Mrs. William French. mother Of tho
bridegroom, and Mr.. and Mrs. WaltrF
Bush and Miss Bush of Baltimore.
Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lanahan
and Miss Lanahan of Laurel. Md; Mrs
Arden Howell, Mr.. George Howell and
! Miss Howell of Richmond. Va. and
Mr.. David L. Mann of Pittsburgh, Pa.
! Mrs. William ]. Murray announces
the marriage of her daughter, Ella
Murray Stephenson, to Mr.. Cooper {.
lLishtbown. Tuesday, November /.
| They will be at home after November
Is. Palm Beach, Fla.
Mr. w Harold -Lpscomb. formerly
of Manassas. son Of Mrs. Mary Lips
comb, was married in Philadelphia
Hunt. daughter of Mr. Samuel Ross
of Washington. Mrs. Howard Jami-
son, sister of the bride, was an at
tendant.. Mr.. Lipscomb is with the
United States Steel Corporation, New
York city.
The marriage Of Miss Hazel Shine.
daughter Of Mrs. Genevieve Shine, 10
Mr.. Elias G. Purdy took place We'd
csS1sS Tse IL s ps J9sspaf
at $50 by Rev. William 4. Cahiil, in
the presence of small company
Miss Helen Kloeffer was maid cf
honor and the best man was MIR.
Charles Dampier. The bride, who WAS
given in marriage by her brother, Mr..
Wesley Walter Shine, wore whits
satin with a tulle veil held by
wreath of orange blossoms, and she
carried bride roses and lilies of tn"
valley. Her maid of honor wore pinh
satin charmeuse and carried autumn
flowers.
A reception in the home of thc
brides mother at 1881 North Capitol
street followed the ceremony, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Purdy left for a
wedding trip. They will be at home
after November Is at the Ventosa.
DR.. and Mrs. D. Lafayette Snyder ot
Philadelphia announce the marriage
of their daughter, Hiss Selma white
Snyder. and Mr. William Picket
Helm, jr.. of this city, Saturday, oc-
tober 20. The ceremony was celc-
brated at 1885 Girard avenue. Phtld-
delphia, the home of the brides par
ents.
Miss Adelaide Whitehouse Moffat,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lin.
coin Moffat of Brooklyn, n. Y, will
be married 70 oTMf. HeViiger Church, et
this city, Tuesday, November Is, at
| the First Presbyterian Church, Brook
Miss Mofrat txst;f be attended by
Miss Agnes Thompson as maid Of
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