Evening star., 1921-11-27
Weddings
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Der 10 at 1905 North Carolina ave-
nue. southeast

! The marriage of Miss Julia Ben
nett Burns. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles NJ. Burns of Wadesboro, N.
c., to DIR. Edgar Snowden. son of the
late Mr.. Hubert Fl. snowden and Mrs.
Snowdens of Alexandria, Va. took
place at 8 o'clock Wednesday even
| ing. November Is, at Burnside. the
| home of the brides parents in Wades-
! boro. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Samuel Wallis of the Theo-
logical Seminary, Alexandria, Va The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
| Marjorie Burns. as maid of honor,
! and by her cousin. Miss Eleanor Hor-
/ ton, and her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Burns. as bridesmaids. Mr.. f. c. Berry
| of Washington officiated as best man.
| and the ushers were Mr.. George Y.
| WOrthington of Washington, Ms
James A. Hardison, jr. of Wadesboro.
and MIR. r. Fred Gray, also of Wades-
boro.
riage by her father, was attired in a
! becoming conventional wedding gown
of white duchess satin, with pearl
trimmings and draperies of georgette.
The long court train was caught at
the shoulders with orange blossoms,
and the bridal veil fell from a crown
of point lace, also adorned with
orange blossoms, and she carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses and
valley lilies.
blue brocaded satin with gold draper
, les, and carried yellow chrysanthe-
! NUNS, tied with long streamers of
! yellow tulle. The costumes of the
! bridesmaids We're made with quaint
! tight-fitting bodices and bouffant
; skirts of orchid and sunset taHeta,
and they carried. respectively, or
! chids and white chrysanthcmums.
! Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Snowden both
/ were dressed in the seasons fashion
able color. black. the former in panne
velvet and the latter in satin. Trim
! mings of black lace and corsage bou-
uuets of pink roses completed the
costumes. Miss Burns had been eX-
tenSively entertained prior to the
; wedding, and large number Of
! DIR. and Mrs. Snowden will make
! their future home at 1920 street
northwest, in this city.
| Mrs. Louise Long street w. Whel-
I chel of 1s40 Eiltmore street announces
| the marriage of her daughter Eliza
! beth Dent to Mr.. Paul Rice DOolin of
! st. Albans VT, and Cambridge. Mass.
! The marriage was celebrated Novem-
! her 10 at Cambridge, Md. Miss WHEEL
I chel has been student of an eastern
, college and was to have made her
| debut in Washington next winter.
! She is a granddaughter of the late
! Gen. James Longstreet of the Confed-
! crate army in the civil war. and a
: niece of Col. James Longstreet. L. S.
A.. and Maj. Robert Lee Longstreet
! of Washington. Miss Whelchet has
/: been popular in the younger set in
; Washington and has been toasted as
! the most beautiful young southern
/ girl in the National Capital. She
made an extended tour over the bat
| tlefields of Europe last summer. ac-
! companied by her uncle. Col. James
| Get iS h.. n
i occupation in Germany, and was re-
, Ceived at the court of Queen Mary
/: Mr.. Doolin, who is a, son of Mr.. and
; Mrs. William Doolin of st. Albsns,
! Vt; is a graduate of Harvard of the
; class of 1920 and served with dis
aviation corps in the world war. The
; young couple will be at home. % Weir
! street, Cambridge. Mass. after De
! cember l..
At small but charming wedding.
attended only by relatives and inti-
, mate friends. Miss Frances Gridley
Kennedy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
! William Rufus Kennedy. was united
in marriage to Mr.. Johannes 4. l..
Monday. November 81, at 4:3o o'clock
: The ceremony took place in the
chapel or the Marble Collegiate
. Church. at Sth avenue and 29th
street. DR.. ID. }. Burrell was the Of
iiciauns clergyman. The only at
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cosmo
Hamilton. who served as flower girl.
! Palms and chrysanthemums were ef-
I fectively used in the decorations of
| the church, E' - :
The bride was attired in an after
noon frock of. gray. and flame crepe
and carried bride roses and lilies of
the valley. little Miss Hamilton was
dressed in white net and carried a
basket of yellow chrySaut uthemums.
Mrs. Kennedy, the brides mother.
wore black velvet with hat to match.
The marriage is of interest both
! internationally and to Washington
society. as the bride is a Washing
/ tonian. as were her father and
! grandfather before her. and the
family in Holland. The couple will
spend the winter in San Mateo. Calf.
; and then will sail for Holland, where
! they will make their home at the
grooms castle, the Hooge Nuursche.
! in Barn, Holland. r'
! \ Kentucky wedding of interest in
! Washington the home of the blide-
! sroom's family, took place "ednes-
! day, November %, in Louisville. The
!. contracting parties were Miss Bea :
| trice Mcintyre. daughter of Mrs. J. j.
! Mcintyre. and Lieut.. Edward Clinton
/ Gillette, L. S. A, son of MIR. and Mrs.
! Edward G. Gillette. The ceremony
! took place at o'clock in the evening
! at the Warren Memorial Church, Rev.
| DR. Samuel Callen officiating. AS it
was a military wedding. the national
| emblem was combined with artistic
| effect with the floral decorations in
s; the church.
| The bride, who was given in mar
! riage xby her brother, Mr.. r. H. Nc
| IDfx oP a
| becoming gown of white satin with
| rose point lace used both in the trim
| ming of the gown and to form the
, Spanish cap. from which fell the long
/ veil of bridal tulle. The court train.
/ which was lined with fesh-colored
| chiffon. was caught at ths shoulders
with orange blossoms and pearls. She
| carried shower bouquet of bouvardia
! and Ophelia roses.
| Mrs. William Brice, as matron of
! honor; Miss Mildred Means. as maid
| of honor. and Mrs. c. c. Fry of New
| York, Mrs. Curtis Scott, Miss Lucille
Dart and Miss Frances Neville, as
! bridesmaids, attended the bride. They
| made a striking picture In their
| gowns of blended shades of fuchsia
chiffon trimmed with silver lace.
J The military note was further car
! ried out by the uniforms of the-best
| man and ushers, who were all of
| Camp Knox, the former being Lieut..
| CnarleS llarulnS anu the l.
! Robert Ginsherg. Lieut.. Ford Trimble,
Lieut.. Thomas Tombaugh, Lieut.. Ed :
ward Strohbehn. Lieut.. Homer Kiefer
and Lieut.. Frank Henning.
! Mrs. J. J.. Mcintyre. mother of the
| bride, wore plum -cOlored canton crepe
| trimmed in jet and fringe, with corr
sage bouquet of mauve orchids and
Ihouvardia, and Mrs. F.. c. Gillette, Il
! costume Of old tlue with trimmings
; of sequins and corsage bouquet OF
=; orchids.