Evening star., 1921-06-09

| of the bride; Mrs. Saunders, mother
Of the bridegroom; Mrs. Alice Cleeves,
grandmother of the bride, and Miss
Ruth Newman. sister of the bride.
Mrs. Newman wore orchid satin trim
med with point applique lace: Mrs.
| Saunders was in black crepe meteor
trimmed with jet and wore a corsage
bouquet of orchid colored sweet peas;
Mrs. Cleeves wore navy blue geor-
gette crepe. and Miss Newman, pink
crepe de chine trimmed with pink and
blue ribbon.
When Mr.. and Mrs Saunders left
Tor their wedding trip. the latter wore
smart travelling gown of golden
brown ratine embroidered in black
| ana Durnt orange. with a cape of the
ratine. and brown hat trimmed
with ostrich and brown poppies. They
viii be at home after July /, at 1865
Columbia road.
Marriage Ceremony
at Foundry Church.
the marriage of Miss Pamela
| thompson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
:; d. Thompson. to. Mr.. Irwin L.
Moore OF Worcester. Mass, took nlace
| !ast evening. The ceremony was per.
! Iormed In Foundry NJ. E. Church by
rev; Herbert Randolph at O'Clock,
The church decorations were in
white and green being carried out in
palms and white phlox. The bride
VINO was escorted by her father, wore
gown Of white satin and white
georgette crepe. the satin forming a
train. and a graceful drapery Of
white chantilly lace. Her tuiIe veil
was held by q band of orange blos-
SONS. and she carried bride roses.
| with shower Of lilies
| MISS Dorothy F. THOMPSON, sister
OF the bride. was maid of honor and
wore a gown OF taffeta in geranium
pink. trimmed with blue velvet fiow-
ers and veiled in lace. and finished i'm
the the, back by a sash tied in large
sweet peas Little Miss Mss Leora ~osss sana ano
iord was flower girl and wore a
dainty frock of yellow organdy.
trimmed with lace. and carried a bas-
get OF early. summer blossoms. The
Moffett. Miss Lael Rose, Miss Annetta
Morely and Miss Helen Somers, who
| acted as bridesmaids and wore gowns
OF organdy. in pink. blue, Lavender
and green. the skirts made with a full
tunic and the bodices trimmed with
lace. They all carried pink roses and
! blue delphinium
| Mr.. Donald Tilson of Baden, N. c.,
was best man, and the ushers were
; MI Orland Lytle of Kittanning. Pa;
Del: Mr.. Lloyd Tibbitts OF Somerset,
Md. and Mr.. Lee Moffett of Washing
/ ton.
! The ceremony was preceded by a short
program Of music by Mr.. Anton Kaspar
violinist- and Mr.. George H. Wilson. or
ganist. who also played during the cere-
mony. A reception in the homo Of the
brides parents followed. at which Mrs
| Thompson. mother of the bride. and Mrs
| Moore, mother of the bridegroom, re-
ceived with them The former wore a
gown OF gray georgette crepe over old
I s,ati ~ vx.xI
and the latter wore ecru lace over
| orchid satin. The house was decorated
| with early spring blossoms, in yellow.
| with background Of palms and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs Moore left later for a
! wedding trip by motor. and will make
| their home in Providence. R 1.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Moore Of Worcester.
Mass, parents of the bridegroom: Mrs.
NJ. A. Likely. grandmother Of the BRIDE
groom, and her daughter. Miss Sara
Likely Of Brooklyn. and her grand
| Wyo. Mrs. w. c. Tracy. Miss Margaret
| Tracy and Miss Betty May Tracy of
Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Camp
bell of Wilmington. uncle and aunt of
| the bride; Mrs. Stephen Woodruff of
| Ouija, Calf; Mr.. F. G. Heaton of Fort
of Ridgely, Md; MIR. George Barbara of
Winchester, Mass, and Lieut. ]. NJ.
Gregar, U. s. N. who arrived yester-
day from Venice. Italy.
The marriage of Miss Mary Cath
| crime McCauley. daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. James McCauley of this city,
land will take place tomorrow at
st. Patrick's Church. and a reception
will follow at the home of the brides
parents. 70s 5th street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Hit will
leave today for Murray Bay, Canada.
Miss Sophie Sweet entertained at
a luncheon yesterday in compliment
to Miss Mary Shefiin Of New York.
who is visiting Miss Alice Shepard,
her cousin.
Lieutenant Commander Edward H.
Loftin, U. s. N, of the Navy Depart
ment in Washington. with Mrs Lof-
ginia Loftin. is in New York for a
time and is staying at the Hotel
.Astor before sailing this week for
Paris. France. where the lieutenant
commander goes to attend confer
ence which will continue for six or
eight weeks.
Mrs. Ira c. Copley is passing a few
weeks at Atlantic City at the Am.
baSsador Hotel ?
Misses. Elizabeth and Dorothy Rose
Magee. daughters of .Dr. and Mrs. NJ.
DARCY Magee, have returned. to
where they have been attending
| Miss Mary Lee Brossesu. .niecet OF
the late Chief Justice e. D. White,
who has been staying with her. aunt.
Mrs. White, will return to New York
today. -
Mrs. Roselle DAVIS announces the
marriage of her daughter, Hope Will
lis, to Mr.. Earl. +. Webb, Monday
morning. June s. =. The ceremony was
performed at 8 O'clock in the home of
Mehe efldes 81 the EsS eSurc
Miss 1Mogene Cunningham. niece of
the bride. was her only attendant, and
the best man was Mr.! James Coleman
Davis brother Of the bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb will.be at home. after July
1sat 1905 9Th street northwest.
Mrs, Bales HostsaS +.
at Stag Psxty for Her, Ao1.
Mrs Katherine C. Brush Bales en-.
teftained. number Of guests 1t =
stag. party Saturday. June 4th, ~ .
birthday celebration for her son, Mr..
Henri A. BaleA The invited guests were
Senator -Joaeph .RAnsdSlf Of Louisiana,
Preventative Lodtslaw Lssaro Of
Lca;s!.ns' Col Robert T.;Tetss Ar.'
Prot. ,Yturhide. Dr. H1eI,. DR.. y!nesnt,
Mr.: Paul Wooten, Mr.. Charles Flnokei,
Capt. King. Lieut.. smith. a. c.; Mr..
GeosIs Wells, Ne W. T. Iseps, NJ.