Evening star., 1922-07-16
Social Interest Centers
In Midsummer Weddings
Atmosphere of Excitement and Romance Added
to oShaw-McManes Ceremony at St. Stephens
Episcopal Church.

An atmosphere of excitement and
romance was given the wedding in
st. Stephens Episcopal Church at
noon yesterday of Miss Laura Eliza
beth Shaw. daughter OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. A. P. Shaw, and Ensign Ken
more Mathew McManes. U. 8. N, OF
Marion. Ohio, by orders begging given
the bridegroom to report for duty on
the Z. 8. 8. Pennsylvania at San Pedro.
Calf. in August. necessitating an en-
tire rearrangement of plans. The
hastened ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Howard Fiske Dudley,
rector Of the church and uncle OF the
bride. and another uncle, Mr.. Ross
Browne Mitchell Of Washington, gave
her away.
While the arrangements for the
wedding were simply carried out, the
friends of the bride and Of her uncle
and aunt. DR.. and Mrs. Dudley. as
we'll as those Of the bridegroom COM
fortably filled the edifice. Flowers
and tho summer costumes Of the
guests lent an air of GOODNESS in the
church. Preceding the ceremony Mr..
Henry H. Tallmadge Of St Stephens
choir sang 20 Perfect Love-" and
Miss claudine Ferguson. who accom-
panied him. gave the remaining pro-
gram Of wedding music on the organ.
The petite bride wore a lovely gown
of white charmeuse embroidered in
silk and crystal beads and 4 very be-
coming picture hat trimmed in grace
fully arranged ostrich plumage. She
carried q bouquet Of roses and lilies
of the valley. Attending her was Miss
Della Benton, who wore gown OF
tan georEette crepe trimmed in tan
lace. with a hat OF georgette in the
same tones trimmed in ostrich tips.
Her hououet was of pink roses.
Mr.. Eugene De Sales Jarboe. lieu-
tent United States Navy, was best
man for the bridegroom, and they
both wore their summer uniforms OF
white. Dr.. Herbert n. sSnoenfeia'
ton and MI. Thomas B. McMartin
and Mr. Harold Greene Of Philadsl-
phia were ushers.
Following the church ceremony
there was q wedding breakfast at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Dudley. the
wedding party. relatives and a few
who assisted the bride ana BRIDE
groom in receiving, wore q mcdish
gown of white brocaded silk. fash
Toned on long, straight lines. ard 4
picture hat Of old rose color. trim
med in -oses Of the same shade.
Presiding at the breakfast were two
of the brides aunts. Mrs. William
Bayne and Mrs. William q. Shaw.
while q number of the girl friends Of
the bride assisted.
Following the breakfast Ensign and
Mrs. McManes eft for Atlantic City.
where they wi stay for short time
before going to California, where he
will Join his ship. The brides going
away gown was Of dark blue Russian
crepe trimmed in gray, with which
she wore a small hat OF blseS :sraw; ~:
bride has made her home with Or:
and Mrs. Dudley. and has q host of
friends in Washington. The bride
groom is the son OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Albert Flynn McManes Of Marion.
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Girard
Schlechte Of Muirkirk, Nd, and
formerly Of North Carolina, announce
the marriage Of their sister. Amelia
Washington, on July IL. 1892, Rev.
Charles n Bart officiating.
Miss Baker IL from North Carolina
and DR.. Mudd is OF an old and well
known Maryland family.
An interesting wedding Of June zS
was that OF Miss Eleanor Frances
OLeary, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael T. OLeary. and Mr.. John
Joseph Sullivan Of Cambridge. Mass.
The ceremony was performed at z
Church the Rev. Joseph e. Cassidy
officiating. In the sanctuary were the
Rev. T. g. Smyth Of the Church OF
the Hessed Sacrament. Chevy Chase.
and the Rev Martin Egan Of st. Pat
rick's Church
her godfather, Mr.. Dennis J. OLeary.
and attended by Miss Grace Sartwen
as maid Of honor and Miss Mildred K.
Shiffert as bridesmaid. Mr.. Edwin l..