Evening star., 1922-06-29
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OF Rockville. Mr.. Edward Weber and
Mr.. F. Herbert Bonnet Of this city.
After the ceremony an informal re-
ceptton was given at the residence Of
the brides parents for friends and
relatives.
The wedding music was played by
Mr.. William Weber. and Mr.. Colin c.
White sang "Oh, Promise Me-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Bittner left later in the
evening for boat trip to Boston. and
expect to return in about two weeks.
home on Longfellow street.
A double wedding of interest In
Washington was that which took
place in Baltimore, yesterday. of Miss
Connor and the formers sister. Miss
Mary E. Boyle, and Mr.. Joseph NICK.
Fowler. The ceremonies were per-
formed at noon in ST. Ignatius' Church
by the Rev. Father Patrick H. Bren-
nan, in the presence of a company of
several hundred relatives and friends.
many of whom went from Washing
ton to Baltimore for the wedding.
The brides and bridegrooms attended
each other, and Immediately after
the ceremonies they left for their
honeymoons in the north.
Mr. and Mrs John Queen Slye. as
sisted by Mr.. Slye's mother. Mrs. H. Q.
Slye. gave musical reception at their
home. 212 a street southeast. Friday
evening. Those participating were
Mr.. VIII T. Pierson. who composed
and dedicated song to Mr.. and Mrs.
Slye; Miss Lillian Chenoweth. Francis
Sherier. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Heart
sill, Senior De Manguia. DR.. Morris
Shefferman. Ambrose Durkin. Will
Smallwood, George Daw, Christopher
Tenley. Mr.. Roth. Miss Minnie Bailey,
Miss Newell and Miss Evans. After
delightful program refreshments were
served to large company of friends.
Dr. George Mcfarland of the Medi-
cal School, Chulalongkorn University,
Bangkok, Siam, is visiting his sister.
Miss Mary Mcfarland. at the Cecil.
DR.. Mcfarland has just arrived in
America On a short leave of absence.
He was accompanied by Mrs. McFar-
land. who went direct to her home in
New York. but expects to visit Wash
ington in the early autumn.
Miss Dorothy E. Fletcher of 1112
Euclid street. member of the class
graduated from Central High School
in 1918. graduated from Wellesley
College last week and sailed with
company of college girls from Mon
treal on Saturday for a three-month
tour through Europe. The tour COW
England. Switzerland, France and
Italy, including some of the noted
battlefields of the world war.
Countess Gizzicka has arrived in
Los Angeles. where she has a bunga-
low at the Hotel Ambassador. She
entertained a company at dinner in
the Cocoanut Grove Friday evening,
June %. She will probably remain
in California for the greater part Of
the summer.
Mrs. Creecy are at Hotel Traymore.
Atlantic City, where they are re-
naming for the rest of the week.
Mrs William S Parks has gone to
New York on her way to Loon Lake.
in the Adirondacks. for a two-month
stay. Before returning to Washing
ton Mrs. Parks will go to Shore Land
at Comden. Me, to visit Mrs. Joseph
H. Defrees.
Miss Coranell Mattern and Mr.. Nor
terday in Cincinnati. The bride was
confidential secretary to President
Harding. having been in his employ
since 1917, and Mr.. Sheppard, who is
a former service man, Is in business
In Cincinnati.
Mrs. Ida M. Hall Of 1712 Kilbourne
place, will leave Saturday by motor
for Niagara Falls. and Quebec. Can.
She has as her guests Mrs. William
Morsell and Mrs. Phelps Dryad of
Washington, Miss Fisher of New
Hampshire. and Miss Corrie s. Hall,
who Will drive the car.
Word has been received hero Of the
marriage in Binghamton. N. Y. of
Miss Reva Samuels. formerly of this
city, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Samuels. and Mr.. Samuel G. Sunness.
They were married June IS by Judge
Rexford Titus and the religious eere-
mony took place Sunday evening at
the home of the brides parents, Rabbi
Reicher officiating. A reception and
wedding supper followed which was
attended by about fifty relatives and
intimate friends.
The bride wore a travelling cos
tune OF navy blue Canton crepe, with
hat to match. and a corsage bouquet
of white roses and orange blossoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sunness will reside in
Binghamton.