Evening star., 1922-04-09


very simple and quiet.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Allc-
Kebler, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. l.
of this city, took place Thursday even
| ing in the home of the brides parents,
on Park road The ceremony was per
formed at o'clock by Rev. DR.. Wal !
Pleasant Congreg gational Church, in
the presence of about 100 relatives
and friends.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Mich. as matron of honor. and the
best man was Mr.. Victor L. kebler.
brother OF the bride. Little Miss Mar
garet Grace Slater and. Lyman $.
aoung, cousin of the bride. were
An aisle was formed for the bridal
party by Mrs. Ruth W. Robinson, sis
ter Of the bride; Miss Hilda Kohr. sis
ter of the bridegroom; Mrs. Victor l.
kebler, sister -in-law OF the bride:
Mrs. Raymond V winquist, tMiss Mar
garet Scott Miller of Cumberland, Nd.
and Miss Julia Rockwell of Pontiac.
Mich. who held wide white ribbons.
Mr.. D. G. Pfeinter played the wedding
music. and Mr.. William E. Braith-
| waite sang Because" preceding the
| ceremony. An informal reception and
buffet supper followed, Mrs. E. H.
Young, aunt Of the bride. presiding AZ
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snapdragons and white sweet peas
were used in the decorations
Mr.. and Mrs. kohr left later in the
evening for brief wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Coughlin an
/ nounce the engagement of their
| daughter. Miss Beatrice Margaret
| Coughlin. to Lieut.. Albert James
J States Army. The wedding will take
place at noon Monday. May /, at ST
Gabriel.s Church and a reception for
the wedding party and relatives Will
follow at !35 Quebec place, the home
| of the brides parents. ..
The marriage of Miss An{as Win
| field Smith. daughter Of Mr.. &p& Mrs.
| Elmer Smith Of Capitol Hill, 4aAd Mr..
| Charles Walton Walcott, son of Mr.
| and Mrs. Harry L. Walcott, took place
Tuesday afternoon at the Church of
, the Good Shepherd. An effective dec
| oration of ferns, roses and spring
| flowers, arranged against back
of the church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. c. S. Abbott, pas.
| tor of the church, in the presence of
| a large gathering of relatives and
] friends. The bride, who was given in
| marriage by her father. wore a mod
ish travelling dress of French blue
| satin crepe, with hat of the same
shade, and a corsage bouquet of bride
| roses and lilies of the valley. Mr.
John Smith. brother of the bride,
| acted as best man. and Miss Marie E.
Walcott. sister of the bridegroom. was
| Miss Smiths only attendant. She
| wore becoming gown of champaign
colored Canton crepe. with a large
| black picture hat and a corsage bou-
quet of opheiia roses.
| Miss Louise Wood planAd the wed.
! ding music. The ushers were Mr..
Hamilton Gray. Mr.. Kenneth Cole. Mr..
| Neale Thiele and Mr.. Everette Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs waIcott left immedi=
ately after the ceremony for g trip
to New York, Philadelphia and At
lantic City. They will be at home
after May 2.
| ington announcing the marriages
March IS, in Baltimore, of Miss Helen
| White, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Monroe White of Baltimore, and Mr..
! Hubert Raymond Peck of New York
| city. SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert e.
Peck, 144S Fairmont street, this city.
Miss Eva Adele Eaton of oakdale.
Cal. and Mr.. verdice E. Nichols Of
Thursday afternoon in Emory Meth:
! odist Church. The ceremony was
performed at g o'clock by the
| pastor. Rev. E. l. Lambert. Mrs,
Eugene S. Mockerman was her sisters
!
Mr.. Mockerman. The orange bios
SONS worn. by the BRIDES mother at
| her wedding forty years ago were
| interspersed in the bridal bouquet
Thursday, and the boutonniere worn
| by the brides father on that occasion
was worn by Mr.. Nichols. Miss Edna
c. White. organist, played the we'd
ding music. Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols
| left Immediately after the ceremony
| for q wedding trip, and after April 20
will make their home in Washington.
| A quiet wedding was soleIsnized
yesterday afternoon in Grace Luth-
| eran Church. when Miss Anna NJ.
| Plack of Oil City, Pa. became the
| bride of Mr.. James G. Lewis of this
city. The ceremony was performed
! at 1880 by Rev. Mr.. Lenski. and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis left Immediately
after the ceremony for an extended
| trip through Virginia. The bride
| wore a gray tailored suit with green
hat and corsage bouquet of pink
sweet peas. !.
Maj. and Mrs. Byford E. Long am
| nounce the marriage of their daughs
ter, Miss Sara Louise Long. and Ary
! Earl d. Thompson. Thursday, April
6, at the manse of the Metropolitan
| Presbyterian Church. the pastor, Rev
tFreeley Rohrer,. oinciatine. -. -