Evening star., 1922-09-10

Miss Catharine Cheatham, daughter
of Capt. J. ]. Cheatham, will be mar
ried Wednesday afternoon, September
90, to Lieut.. Roger Bagnal, L. S. NJ.
c., now stationed at Quantico. The
ceremony will be performed at /
o'clock in St. Thomas Church by the
Rev. Mr. Hammond and will be fol-
lowed by small informal reception
in the home Of the brides father at
the navy yard.
Miss Elizabeth Cheatham will be
maid of honor for her sister, ,Sda VINO
will have as bridesmaids Miss Made
leine Henriques of Morristown, n. j.;
Miss Elizabeth Shapley Of Water
town, Conn, and Miss Elizabeth Zoi-
nav and Miss Atala Kimmell, sister
debutantes Of the bride last season.
Among the ushers will be Lieut. Ger
aid c. Palmer. Lieut.. J. K. Streett'
Lieut.. H. D. Hail and Lieut.. Robbins
all of the United States Marine Corps.
Mrs. E. j. Latt. formerly Miss AVIS
Hughes, will entertain at bridge LOT
Miss Cheatham Thursday afternoon.
and the following day Miss Bett!
Werner will give a bridge iuncheon
for the bride-elect. Miss Loinay, one
Of her bridesmaids. will give
luncheon for her Saturday. and Miss
Kimmen, VINO will also be q brides
maid, will entertain in her honor
Tuesday, September 19.
Army folk in general as well as
residents Of Virginia and Washing
ton are interested in the wedding
Of Miss Lillian Munson Corbett
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Clay
Corbett. and Capt. David Broome van
Pelt, infantry, U. S. A. which took
place in the Arlington Presbyterian
Church at Arlington. Va. at O'CLOCK
Wednesday evening, september ..
The bride was charmingly dressed
in a gown of white crepe romaine.
made on simple lines, the only trim-
ming being a girdle of silver roses
Her veil was held in place by SILVER
garland and orange blossoms: She
carried a shower bouquet OF orioe
roses and lilies of the valley.
She was attended by her sister, MISS
Ruth Minor Corbett. as maid OF honor,
who wore pale yellow pino cloth over
yellow taffeta. .,,
The bridesmaids were Miss Alice
Carey Scott of Maryland, MISS Ma
rian Virginia Munson. Miss virginia
Byars and Miss Margaret De Lash,
mutt of Virginia. They were dressed
IN nastel shades of georgette crepe
trimmed in silver and carried oou-
quets of variegated asters.
Can't. Van Pelt was attended by MT.
Barcley Storey of Alabama as pest
man and by Capt. Leo Donovan OF
Washington, Capt. Morris McGuiIe OF
Washington barracks, d. G; Capt
Mathews of Fort du Pont. Del. and
Lieut, Howard Perry of Fort Myer'
Va, as ushers.
The church was effectively deco
rated in palms. ferns and asters. The
Rev. DIR. Edward Wright. pastor OF
hv
Kinley Mcmillan Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
!, uncle of the bride, performed the
ceremony One of the most heautitui
features of the ceremony was the
music rendered by Mrs r. II. Lane,
organist. accompanies. and the cnor
of Falls Church. Va.
Immediately afterward followed the
reception at the home OF the bride 8
parents. Mrs. Corbett. mother OF the
bride. wore a gown OF black satin
and silver cloth and received with
the bride and her party
Later in the evening Capt, and Mrs.
Van Pelt left for a trip through the
north. The brides travelling suit was
dark blue duvetyn with hat to match
Among the out-of-town guests. who
attended the wedding were Rev. and
Mrs. Kinley Mcmillan of Pittsburgh,
Pa; Mrs. Eugene Bradbury Of Char
lottesville. Va; DR.. Reginald Munson
Of Linden. Va; MIR. Wilson Van Pelt
and Mr. Barcley Storey of Alabama,
Mrs. Rosser Lee Hunter Of Fort Ben
ming, Ga, and Capt. Mathews OF Fort
du Pont, Del.
Miss Gretchen l.. Gleissner, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Gleissner
Of St. Paul. Mimi. and Mr.. 8. John
Helsper Of Minneapolis. were married
yesterday morning. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock in the
Church Of the Sacred Heart by the
Rev. Father Finnerty and was fol-
lowed by an informal breakfast in
the home OF the brides brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as q. Newoomb. at 1857 Harvard
street. The bride wore a gown of
gold d-colored silk beaded in gold. with
q large hat Of gold lace, trimmed in
autumnal colors. She carried a show
or bouquet Of bride roses. Her sister.
Mrs. Newcomb. was matron OF honor
and wore blue georgette, beaded in
gold, with a hat OF black lace. She
carried pink roses and delphinium.
Mr. Newcomb was best man for Mr..
Helsper.
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs. Hell
sper left for New York and will visit
several Of the eastern cities before
returning to Minneapolis, where they
will be at home after September 20. at
2309 Grand avenue.
The bride has lived in Washington
for several years, having enlisted in
the Navy as . yeomanette at the be-
ginning Of the war. and remained for