Evening star., 1922-04-23


Leo B. Hurney OF this city Monday
morning, April II. The ceremony
was performed in st. Patrick's Church
at o'clock by the Rev. Francis J..
Hurney, brother OF the bridegroom,
assisted BY the Rev. J. S. Barrett and
the Rev. DR.. Cartwright. and was
followed by nuptial mass. Miss Mary
O'Dea was maid OF honor. and Mr..
Joseph A. Hurney, brother OF the
| bridegroom, was best man.
| Following the mass. n reception
| and breakfast was given at the City
| Club, and later Mr.. and Mrs. Hurney
left for a northern wedding trip.
/ They will be at home after May l at
1907 Lamont street.
The wedding took place in ST.
| Joseph's Catholic Church Monday at
| noon Of Miss Alva Crimmins and Mr..
| Chancellor Garrison. both of Wash
ington. the Rev P. J. O'ConnelI ofii-
ciating. in the presence Of relatives
| and intimate friends Of both parties.
The bride wore q dainty dress OF
gray georgette crepe. elaborately
| embroidered with steel beads, and a
large hat to match, trimmed with a
Of bride roses and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Francis E. Smith. jr.. was matron
| OF honor and wore pink Canton crepe
and carried pink roses. Mr.. George
Phillips served as best man.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison left Wash
| ington Immediately after the cere-
mony for an extensive western trip.
| the bride travelling in a suit OF dark
blue with small hat of golden
brown. Upon their return they will
reside at lilo X street northeast.
The marriage of Miss Mary Mar
| shall Ramsey, daughter OF Mrs. A.
| Mckinley. and Mr.. Miachael Francis
| Calnan. son of Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. CAL
at 9 o'clock in 81 Peters Church. The
| ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Thomas A. Calnan. brother of the
| groom.
Several vocal selections were given
ed ed BY Miss Bessie 4. calnan and the
bridegroom by Mr.. Patrick E Ca1nan.
After the ceremony 4 wedding break
fast was served. when only relatives
Of the bride and bridegroom were
! present. After the breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs. Calnan left for New York and
| Canads. They will. be at home after
! May IL to their friends.
Epiphany church on Tuesday at
S o'clock WAS the scene OF the mar
riaee Of Frances Nelson BURGESS. the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ".
| Burgess. and Mr.. Howard Russell Bill
SON. son OF Mrs. Thomas Billson. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
decorated with potted plants and
The bride wore . dress OF white
crepe and a large picture hat and
! carried white roses. The n1atron of
honor. her sfster. Mrs. Harry w.
crepe and a hat to match and car
ried pink sweet peas.
The bride was given away by her
father. The best man for the bride
groom was Mr.. Hugh s. Suits and
ine nsners were r. MI H.rv wilsm u pE;yasr Evans
After the ceremony q reception was
| given at the home Of the brides
! parents. where there was an attrac-
/! tive decoration Of PALMS and lilies.
Following the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Billson left for . northern wedding
trip.
An interesting wedding was that Of
Miss Sophie Gieski Powers. daughter
M goin n6sydson smss Rhoases rHwers asd 81
Mrs. r. NJ. Rhoades Of Bethlehem. Pa.
which took place In Berryville. Va.
yesterday afternoon at s O'clock at
| the home Of the brides mother. Rev
George Vest, s,s.ss rector Of ss Grace s,I Epi.eo.
q midnight blue travelling suit OF
po!fet twill with semi-tailored hat
| OF Jade and 4 corsage bouquet Of or.
chids and lilies OF the valley. The
BRIDE n,, 70 of annsro Of the .1s LATE
County. Va. and is related through
her grandmother to the Edward Jad-
uelin Smiths Of Smithfield, also to
the Wares. Baldwins and Striblin6s
Of virginia. The bridegroom is 4
mining engineer with headquarters In
family was present. Those from q
distance were. Miss Mary Powers Of
| WaShineton, D. c. and Miss Estelle
| Powers o. Gary, w. Va. sisters Of
the bride.
The marriage OF. Miss Virginia
Haunt, daughter OF Mr.. and MRS.
John uAunt Of Clarke County. Va,
| to Mr. Cornelius H. Webster Of Cum
beriand. Nd. took place Easter Mon
day EVENING sst gns IN sSe was hpsis, nas
church in Herryvilis. Va. BY the pas
Tar. RAy. Nathan Maynard.
! Miss Janet Pierce Of Fredericks.
nuro, va. niece Of the bride. was
maid Of honor. and the best man was
The ushers were Mr.. somervills Mich
olson and Mr.. Louis Webster Of Cum
Serland. Nd. and Mr.. Holmes OHM
and Mr. Nathaniel Humston Of Ber-
| rvviile. Va. The bride ware a gown
| of white satin trimmed with old
snanish lace and pearls. and carried
| 4 showAr bouquet OF roses and lilies
! az the valley. She entered the church
], escorted BY her brother. Mr.. Wilbur
3aunt. who gave her In marriage.
| fmrne e6iately after the ceremony there
| WA 4 reception given BY the brides
/ parents At their colonial home. near
Mr and Mrs webster win live
IA Cumberland, Nd. where the for
j nnAr n engaged In business.
A well.arranged wedding took
| oiAoA Easter Monday, ut o'clock
I'm. at the home of the brides pas
| rA1ats, Mr. and Mrs Sam +. Hind. in
| cnnrress Heights. when their daugh-
fAr. Mics Elizabeth A. Hind, and Mr..
| Sseor1re H. SchonAbefgef were mar
sisd. Rev. Frederick q. Gunnell of
tnA Episcopal Church tfilciated. The
Drfde entered the drawing room with
her father. who savs her In mar
rire. They were met 1t the altar by
| the bridegroom and HIS best man, Mr..
| Thomas j. Mahoney. Only relatives
! a fhe bridal couple and q few inti-