Evening star., 1922-01-01
Marriage of Miss Gore
In St. Margaret's Church
January IL to Be Followed by Reception at Con.
gressional Club-Wedding Party Has
Been Selected

Clinton Ray, pastor of the First Metho-
dist Church South, and was followed by
| an informal reception. The bride wore
| Il gown of dark blue kitten's-ear taffeta,
with large blue hat to match. and a
only attendant was Mrs. Frederick
| Rjournson Of Chicago. who wore gown
| Of black velvet with a picture hat to
match and corsage bouquet Of orchids
and lavender sweet peas. Little Miss
| Eleanor Watson Newman was ring
| bearer. and wore frock Of fine white
| linen. daintily embroidered. with sash
! of pink. and carried the ring on pink
satin cushion. Mr.. Donaldson McClos-
| key was best man. The apartment was
decorated in green's, with white roses
| and candles.
| For the reception which followed Mrs
| Maynard received with her son-in-law
and daughter. wearing gown of black
| satin trimmed with duchesse lace. Mrs.
Harold Hastings Newman Of Salisbury.
! n. c., sister of the bride. also receiSed
| with them, and wore II gown of dark
blue Canton crepe. with picture hat to
match.
! Mr. and Mrs Hueter will be at home
after January 15 at Clifton Terrace.
| Announcement has been made of the
wedding in Philadelphia. Wednesday
evening, December %, of Mary Mum
! '
Mathews of Philadelphia, to Mr.. &.
Ridgway Taylor. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin +. Taylor of this city. Mr..
| Taylor is now in business III Phila-
delphia
The wedding took place a, the Wood
land Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. 4.
Swain officiating. A small reception
! followed at the home of the brides
parents, 500 South 18th street. only
| the immediate families and a few inti-
mate friends being present.
On their return from their wedding
| trip the couple will reside at the
Ivan. a. tn street and-Baltimore avenue.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Among the brides Of Christmas week
was Miss Lorene Roberts of Warsaw
| n.y., WHO was married to Mr. Laird
l.. Ward at the home of Mrs Q. D.
t Ward. 1880 Vermont avenue northwest,
on Tuesday evening, December -
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons of this city sang
When You Are Near" and Il Love
You Truly" accompanied by Miss
| Willo Ward of Mount Pleasant, Ohio,
preceding the wedding ceremony
I, The wedding march from 'Lohen-
/ grin" was rendered as the bride de-
! scended the stairs with the matron of
honor, Mrs. Hammond Gordon, and
approached the altar where she was
met by the bridegroom and his at
tendants. Mr.. Russell Havermill of this
city and Mr.. Carlton Helbig of Oak
| land. Md.
The ceremony was performed by the
ibridegroom's father. DIR. r. B. Ward
assisted by his uncle. Rev II. L. Ward
of Beverley. Ohio.
| Soft strains of music were played
during the ceremony and Mendelssohn's
Wedding March was given while the
| congratulations We're being offered to
Mr.. Ward and his bride. The house
was beautifully decorated with laurel,
palms, ferns and poinsettias.
I The brides gown was of white
chiffon and her tulle veil was trimmed
with orange blossoms. She carried a
bouquet of white rosebuds and sweet
peas. The matron of honor was
dressed in orchid and carried pink
| sweet peas.
Many from out Of town were among
the seventy-flve guests present After
trip through the east Mr. and Mrs.
Ward will be at home to their friends
after January 3 at 1880 Vermont
| avenue.
The marriage of Mr.. Albert Hal
stead, jr. son of Mr.. Albert HaIstead,
! formerly of Washington and now
consul general at Montreal, Quebec, to
Miss Agnes Mary Carpenter. daughter
of Mr.. Paul d. Carpenter of Milwaukee,
! Wis. will take place at the st. Regis.
! u. al r,
stead's father was formerly a Wash
! ington newspaperman. but went into
i the consular service and was lately
American consul in Vienna. His
mother was Miss Alice Wilcox of
Washington.
The marriage of Miss Virginia
Leah Morris, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Morris of Norfolk, Va,
and Mr.. Sylvan M. King. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Harry King of this city.
took place in Norfolk, Va, Wednesday
| evening at o'clock at the Arts
| Club.
The ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. DR.. Merdoza, assisted by Bis
hop Tucker of Norfolk, took place un-
ers and was witnessed by the family
! and intimate friends of the young
couple. A dinner for 125 guests was
followed by dancing. Tho hall and
tables were attractively decorated in
! different colored flowers
The bride entered to the strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march,
sung by choir boys who honored her
for the charity work she was in
terested in. She looked lovely in
a gown Of white brocaded silk with
threads of gold. a veil Of rare lace
and a crown of Duchess lace studded
in diamonds. She carried a white
hiDle W1In d shower OF bride roses.
The maid Of honor Miss Elsie Nus.
baum of Norfolk. wore a gown of sill.
yer and green metal cloth and carried
a sheaf Of green. The bridesmaids
! wore different color gowns Of clotf
of silver. Mrs. Gilbert Hahn of this
city. sister Of the bridegroom, wore
red. and carried red roses; Miss Rosa.
belle Lemley of New York wore &
gown of silver cloth and carried
white roses. Miss Doris Reich Of
| New York wore gold cloth and car.
| ried yellow roses. and Miss NJ. Rosen.
| berg Of Meridian, Miss. wore blue
| with pink flowers.
The bridegroom had for his best
man his brother. Mr.. Milton King, anc
| the ushers were Mr.. Henry King
brother of the bridegroom; Mr.. Davic
Blum, Mr.. Mortimer King Of this city
Mr.. Nusbaum of Norfolk. Mr.. B. Nus.
baum OF Norfolk. Mr.. Henry Hayes OF
Rochester, N. y; Mr. Raas and Mr.
Baron Lilienfeld of Norfolk.
Mrs. Harry King. mother Of the
bridegroom. wore black velvet
trimmed in steel. and also wore q
corsage bouquet of orchids and lilies
Of the valley: Mrs. Morris. mother OF
the bride, wore robe Of white
georgette and crystals, and carried
| white roses; Mr.. and Mrs. King are
spending their honeymoon in Florida
! and after two-week stay, will
| make their home on Keokuk street
in Chevy Chase.
The brides going-away gown was
| hat to match and fur coat of Ynole,