Evening star., 1922-11-05
Weddings Add to the Charm
of Autumn Social Season
Dalton-Hollihan Marriage to Take Place Novem
Der 8-Other Nuptial Events in Local
Calendar.

Mr.. Thomas Buckley Dalton has is
sued invitations for the marriage of
his sister. Eileen Elizabeth, to Mr..
Thomas Jefferson Hollihan of Pitts
burgh. The wedding will take place
Wednesday, November 8, at st. Paufs
Catholic Church.
The bridal party includes Miss Mary
Lenihan Dalton. sister Of the bride,
as maid Of honor. and other attend
ants are Mrs. Mildred Hane. Miss
Maria Barrett and Miss Lillian Spreck-
elmyer. Mr.. Gerard H. Schneider, DR..
Robert E. Henderson, DR.. Francis
Welch and Edmond d. Welch will act
as ushers, and Mr.. Herbert Hollihan,
brother Of the bridegroom. will be
best man.
The marriage of Miss Doris d. Lit
| tie and Mr. c. Hayward Marshall took
place at noon yesterday at the home
Norton NJ. Little. Autumn leaves ana
| chrysanthemums were USED for deco
ration, white blossoms being used In
| the living room. where the ceremony
| was performed, and yellow chrysan-
| themums in the dining room where
l
The bride, who was given in mar
| riage by her father. wore gown OF
white crepe satin. draped and caught
at the sides with crystal pendants
which hung to the bottom Of the skirt
She carried white chrysanthemums.
The ceremony was performed by the
grandfather Of the bride, Rev. George
o. Little, assisted by the Rev. Walter
A. Morgan of the Mount Pleasant
| Congregational Church. Mr.. Claude
Robson, at the piano. played the
! wedding march.
Mrs. Rush Porter Marshall was her
! sisters matron of honor. Her dress
| was scared brown canton crepe,
and she carried yellow and bronze
chrysanthemums. Two little cousins
| Morrison. also attended her. They
| wore white and carried old-fashioned
! nosegays.
Mr.. j. Howard Savage OF Philadel-
phia was best man.
Among the out-of-town guests were
\ Mrs. Mary H. Marshall and Miss T. C.
Hayward of Philadelphia, Mrs. c. J.
| Morrison of Bloomfield. \. j.: DR.. and
Mrs c. L. Davis of Halethorpe, Md.
! Mr.. Marshall Scott of Princess Anne
| Md; Mrs. Arthur Shoutz of Strouds-
| burg. Pa: Miss Adeline Miller of
! Lewistown. Pa. and Miss Grace
| Shaefer of Lancaster. Pa
After the wedding breakfast Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall left for a short
| wedding trip, the latter wearing a
| suit of dull blue marvella, with hat
and scarf of henna duvetyne, en-
broidered in metallic threads They
will be at home after December ] at
| 6sO4 Laurel avenue. Takoma Park.
| At II o'clock yesterday morning. at
| the Chapel of the TRANSPORTATION
Mrs. Bessie May Dodge and Mr. Harry
! Packard were married. the Rev. John
| Queally officiating. Miss wilkins pre-
| sided at the organ. Mr.. William r
| Kelly was best man for the bride
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Packard will be
| at home at the lroquois after Novem
! ber Is.
| Miss Bess Elinor Miller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Albert Miller
| of Sc T street northwest. and Mr.
| Elbart l.. Richardson, son of Rev
united in marriage at Hamline
NJ. f. Church at O'Clock last Thurs.
day afternoon.
| The church was attractively deco
rated in autumn leaves. chrysanthe.
| NUNS and palms. and the seasons
| cOloringS also were carried out in the
costumes of the bridal party.
| The ceremony was performed by
| the Rev. Lucius c. Clark, chancellor
of the American University. assisted
by the pastor of Hamline Church
| Rev. II. p Fox.
! The bride was dressed in a brown
| brocaded travelling suit, with trim.
| rings of kolinsky fur. Her hat was
of brown duvetyne and gold brocade
and she wore corsage bouquet OF
| tea roses.
Mrs Howard P. Russell of Apple.
i ton. Wis. sister Of the bride, was
matron of honor and was attired in
brown Spanish lace. with hat of gold
! and brown lace. She carried yellow
| chrysanthemums.
! The best man was Mr. John Mas
| sey and the usherS were Mr.. Howard
| 2. Russell. brother-in-law of the