Evening star., 1922-08-20
MRS ST CLAIR STREETT.
: Wlfe Of Capt STREET. Of o11inS F1eld ::
now in 1ndiana with her PARENTS. ..
Gillis Russell Wedding
Will Take Place TOda,
Niece of Dr. Kerby Will Be Married in Chapel at
Catholic University Hardy and Miss
Agnes Shannon Have Quiet Ceremony

and the late Jacob Senseney I-au,i.
was given in marriage by her old
brother. Mr. Harold Lauck of st
Louis, Mo. She wore gown of ducn-
court train. and long veil of tull.
was caught with orange blossoms.
She carried shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
prs. Homer l. Whpple of Bslti-
more, who was maJron of honor,
wore pink satin crepe with a pic
ture hat TO match. nd carried pink
roses. The bridesmaids. who wore
crepe chiffon over silver cloth in
pastel shades, with crownless hats.
roses. were Miss Leona La luck. sister
of the bride, in lavender: Miss Julia
Roe, sister of the bridegroom, in yell
low: Miss Opal Robinson, in peach
color and Miss Lillian Doing. in
green. The flower girls were Made
line and Marie Fries. daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fries, who wore
dresses of white crepe de chine nm
ished with rosettes and ribbons in
pastel shades and who carried bas-
James Greenleaf of Washington acted
| as best man. The ushers were Mr..
Herbert Lauck. brother of the bride,
| this city; Mr.. Downing Stickley. Ste
| nhens City. Va: Mr.. Lee Kagey,
staunton. Va, and Mr.. J. Worth
brothers of the bridegroom.
A reception for the wedding party,
| Immediate relatives and close friends
/ was held Immediately after the cere-
| mother The young couple left late
| tonight on northern wedding tri4
and will make their future home il
Washington.
The bride is a member of an OLE
| Winchester family and is a greats
| or nd 10 ycyh to- nf lot Or I ~
! was with Maj Gen. Daniel Morgan
on the memorable march from Vir-
| ginia to Quebec during the revolu-
tion. She is member of a mber
Of civic. athletic and. patriotic socie-
! ties.
Mr.. Roe took his A. B. degree at
Roanoke College. Salem, Va. in 1915
and his M. A. degree at Princeton
University in 1917. He was commits
stoned a lieutenant in field artillery.
war, after which he became a menl-
Der of the faculty of George Wash
| ington University in Washington.
| He is a son of Mrs. Roe and the late
Joseph A. Roe of Winchester.
DR.. and Mrs. R. S. Trimble an
nounoe the marriage of their daugh-
ter Dorothy to Mr.. F. L. Mccain
mond on Wednesday. August l6. at
mony was performed by the Rev.
James L. McI-aire. in the presence
of the immediate family. After the
ceremony the bridal couple left for
Rockford, Ill.,, the home of the BRIDE
groom.
The marriage of MISS Mary ].
Graham. daughter Of Mrs. Mary Gra-
ham, to Mr.. William ]. Davis, jr., OF
:, Atlanta: Ga, will take place tomor, nor,
be performed at 5 O'Clock in the
home Of the brides mother. on Buff
falo street. Takoma Park, by the
| Rev. DR.. John Palmer of the Wash
ington. Heights Presbyterian Church.
and will be followed by an informal
reception. Miss Graham will be at
tended by Miss Elsie NJ. Rogers Of
Havana. ILL.,, and Mr.. Paul V. Rogers
of Washington will be the best man.
Mr. Davis and his bride VIII make
their home in Atlanta, Ga.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Bat.
hurst Edmondson. daughter of Mra
L. NJ. Edmondson Callison. to DR..
4 George Fultz Reddish. assistant pro-
| fessor in the Virginia Medical School
4 at, Richmond, took place in the
II Church of the Covenant. at I O'Clock
4 August 3. the Rev. H. D. Talbot
4 oficiating.
the bureau of chemistry of the De-
partment Of Agriculture. has many
friends In Washington. and there
were many present to witness the
! ceremony. She was given away py
her mother, Mrs. Callison, and was
attended by Mrs. Abbott Smith and
! Miss Eliza MarQuiss. the former from
4 Baltimore and the latter from New
York. She wore a charming travel
, ing costume of brown and tan color
canton crepe and a modish brown
hat of dpvetyn. with kings of tan
color. A small reception at the home
of the brides mother, on Columbia
. | road, followed the ceremony, and
| later Dr. Reddish and his bride left
|, by boat for Norfolk. After Septem.
I ber /, they will be at home, The Pat
terson, 3115 Patterson avenue, Rich.
I mond.
, Miss Frances Naomi Bullard. dauGh.
, tier of Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Buaiare, ana
/ Mr.. Robert Allen Montgomery, son Oh
Z Mrs. Nettie Montgomery, were mar
Z rfed yesterday afternoon. The care
: mony was performed at o'clock in
Il St.. Pauls Episcopal Church by the
! Rev. c. Ernest Smith, and was fol,
+ flowed by an informal reception in tine
: parish hall, given for those who
! twitnessed the ceremony.
The bride wore travelling dsse1
7oonsI11sd % Flith Fags3r