Evening star., 1922-04-16

| Quisitely hand embroidered in silk of
henna shade. with a semi-tailored
! hat of Milan braid to match. A
corsage bouquet of Ward roses and
i lilies of the valley made a charming
finish to the costume.
! A beautiful musical program was
rendered by Mrs. Norman Cochran
Jones. and Mrs. Clyde Shade sang
| 20 Promise Me-"
| Mrs. Ralph HEM. Cleveland. Ohio:
| Mrs. Norman Cochran Jones, George
town, Del. and the members of the
library staff of the bureau of plant
industry. After short trip through
the south Mr.. and Mrs. Greene will
and will be at home to their friends
| after May 1.
The marriage of Miss Lavada Dow.
| Of 2020 North Capitol street. to Mr.
! Oscar Paul Court was celebrated
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
the United Brethren Church. at North
Capitol and r streets. the Rev
Charles E. Fulty officiating.
The church was tastefully deco
| rated for the occasion with palms
and flowers. and a large number of
friends and relatives of the bride and
bridegroom witnessed the ceermony
Vocal selections were rendered by
Miss Madeline Cornish preceding the
| ceremony, Mrs. Carrie ]. Voigt pre-
siding at the pipe organ and playing
1 the wedding march
! Immediately after the ceremony a
| reception to the friends and relatives
was held at the home of the brides
! parents. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
1 Court left for a trip to New York.
| Atlantic City and other points in the
| east. They will be at home at 2oeO
North Capitol street after May 10.
/ The marriage Of Miss Mary Ham
mond Kayanaugh. daughter of Mr..
Kavanaugh. whose engagement TO
Mr.. George S. Ryan of Boston, Mass
| was announced yesterday; will take
place in st: Mary's Church, Alex
| andria, Va. Wednesday, May 10, and
will be a small affair, with only rela-
4 tives . nd few intimate friends pres
1;ent
The marriage of Miss Ruth Kahn
and Mr.. Leon Pretzfelder will take
place Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock at
the New Willard Hotel Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Kahn will be at home. s112
1 18th street northwest. Tuesday from
i s to 10 pm. in honor of the marriage
Of their daughter.
A home wedding with a setting of
spring blossoms in profusion was that
of Miss Grace Elizabeth McCullen,
daughter OF Mrs. Bryan McCullen. to
nesday. April 5. at $3.50 o'clock. Rev.
DR.. Clifton X. Ray. pastor of the Mt.
Pleasant NJ. E. Church. South. offici-
| ated, there being present = company
of relatives and intimate friends of
both families. The bride was escort ed
and given in marriage by her brother
| Mr.. Carl H. McCullen. and Mr.. Ken
nedy was attended by Mr.. Dom B.
Thomas as best man.
i The bride wore q modish costume of
tan cloth, with a hat to correspond
and . ,corsage BOUQUET of sweet peas
! and lilies OF the valley.
| Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Kennedy went south for a trip and
are now at home at 3627 New Hamp-
shire avenue, the home of Mrs Nc
Mrs. Harry G. Pearce of My Lady's
Manor, Baltimore county. Md, has
!, announced the. engagement of her
ito Midshipman George William
Rauernschmidt, U. 8. n, son of Mr..
| and Mrs. William Bauernschmidt of
University parkway. Baltimore.
Miss Pearce is well known in the
hunting set in the Green Spring VAL
/ ley and Midshipman Bauernschmidt
is q member Of the graduating class
of the United State Naval Academy
The wedding will take place June 8.
Miss Eugsnia McAusland, daughter
Of Mrs, Eugenia e. McAusland of 1929
Webster street northwest, was mar
| ried April 10. to Mr.. Howard Coon
Parmelee of New York. Mr. Parmelee
lis a former president of the Colorado
1 School of Mines. and now is editor of
/ Chemical and Metallurgical Epgi-
lneering. Mr.. Irwin Fellner of New
York, was best man and Mrs. Rowena
Cartwright of Pueblo. Col, sister
/ of the bride, matron of honor.
i The wedding ceremony was per-
] formed by Rev. Clarence Wise of Ball
timore and the wedding march was
played by Miss Mary Elizabeth Tuck
er, a niece Of the bride. ,
| The. brides gown WAS of old blue
canton crepe, and she carried bou-
quet of orchids aud lilies of. the val-
ley. Mrs. Cartwright wore g. gown of
orange brown pussywillow. ltafreta
/ and carried q bouquet of lavender
sweetpeas. The house. was decorated
i with pear blossoms. Japanese ounce
4 and palms.
i MI. and Mrs. Parme1ee will be- at
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