Evening star., 1922-06-04
Weddings, Engagements
Among Week S Chronicle.
Matrimonial Alliances of Interest to Washineto-
Society Folk-Church Ceremonials Among
the Leading Attractive Events

of La France roses and sEapdragors
/ The maid of honor. Miss Ethel II.
Frost. sister of the bride was charm-
l ing IN pink chiffon, with a bo1Quet
OF La France roses. Capt. Joseph r
Nichols of Fort Renning Ga acted
as best .ran. and the ushers. wer,.
| Lieut.. Kent r. Mulhken and Lieut.:
CHARLES L. Mckelvey. ALSO of FoFr
Benning.
A wedding supper followed. at which
number of guests from out of town
were present. and later Lieut.. Robin
son and his. bride left for Camp Gus
ter. Mich. where the former will be
stationed until October when he WIN
leave, with his bride. for Fort VIII
liam Mckinley. Philippine Islands.
Miss Charlotte Hsa g. daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. George M Haag and
Mr.. Elliott Irving w Petersen. son!
of Representative and Mrs. Andrew +.
married Thursday. June l. in the Ar
lington Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Brooklyn. y Y. 4 reception fol-
lowed a the Hotel ST. George Brook
lyn.
The bride and bridegroom are cruisG
ing in southern waters and upon
their return will reside at Clinton
| Mass. where Mr.. Petersen is engaged
in business.
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood performed
the ceremony at the marriage of Miss
Ruth Nelson Scarf. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William s. Scarf. and Mr.
Walter f. LuetZenkirchen OF this
city. which took place Thursday, June
j. at the Church of the Covenant in
the presence of a small company OF
relatives and friends Of the couple.
Miss Margaret w. Mccall of Roland
Park. Md. attended the bride as maid
Iof honor, and Mr.. C.-P. Derby of this
city acted as best man. Mr. Luetzen-
kirchen is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Luetzenkirchen of Pasa-
dena, Calf, and Mrs .Luetzenkircheti
arrived from Pasadena. to; the sur
prise OF her son, in time to attend
| the wedding. o.;
Mrs. Decentralization will reside at the
Carlton apartment. /.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Q. Towles announce
the engagement of their -daunh ter
Grace to Mr.. n. W. Bass of Eidte i aa,
Kan.
A pretty wedding was that/ofeNiss Is
Eleanor Washington Sullivan, daSfEk-
ter of Lieut.. Col and Mrs Ravfforiri
b. sullivan, and Lieut. Donald Spice,
SON of Lieut.. Col William F. SpicexS
| U. S. NJ. C, retired. which took psa &c
! last Wednesday evening. The cerN-
| mony was performed in the hoslsks
| house of the marine barrackAASt
0uantico, Va, by Chaplain EN-
p. Riddle. both Of the L. s. NJ
and a reception followed. ''r..s
The bride, who was escorted bv..hts-
! father, wore gown of white gspS-
| gette crepe over silver cloth. mHde
| on straight and simple lines, :,tA4
| girdle formed of chiffon roses ,asf6l
the chiffon panels in front. edged WHY
deep flounces of lace, which feil-+
| low the hem. Her train was Sfi
Brussels point lace and her tuIie
F: veil was held with a wreath III
\ orange blossoms. Her only ornar1e III
was string of pearls, the gift pfl
| her grandmother, and she carried
bride roses with shower of lilies Sf
| the valley. y
| Miss Jeanette Sullivan was htel
sisters maid of honor and wore paES
| blue georgette crepe, trimmed with
tiny flowers and narrow silver amt
blue ribbon: Mrs. Spaulding. wife Sfi
Col. Ralph d. Spauldine was matros1
| of honor and wore cloth of eotfi
veiled in embroidered pima cloth. TkS
bridesmaids were Miss Margaret
Hodgson of Portsmouth. Va; Miss
Isabel Bernard of Fredericksburx.
adelphia- They wore gowns of or
candle, made on the. same mod sl
with ruffies of the material as mp
| only trimming. Two were in1green
oilo ihe olnci iH peach COlOT.
| Mr.. Rois Spicer was best man for his
| brother, and the ushers were Lieut.
| L. A Dessez. Lieut. Walter G. Farrell,
Lieut. S. G. Bartlett and Lieut. Louis
G.. De Haven, all of the L S. NJ. a
The men Of the wedding party were all
\ dressed in white.
| The four little flower girls were Vir-
ginia Henley. Betty Price Christiania
/ Lutz and Priscilla Kingsbury. and they
\ wore dainty organdie frocks, two in
| lavender and two in pink, and carried
! baskets of sweet peas. Ralph. d
| Spaulding. jr., %as ring bearer, and
! was dressed In a white sailor suit
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Spicer left later for
| brief wedding trip and on their return
| will be al home temporarily at Guam
| tico
| Mr. and Mrs. W. E Tanner of West
| Virginia announce the engagement of
| their daughter Miss Olive Tanner, 10
Mr.. Ernest Deitz. formerly of West Nir-
ginia and a graduate of the West Nir,
| Rinia University. The wedding viii
\ take place during the summer.
! Avoiding of interest took place
! last evening in Alexandra, Va, when
Miss Eugensa Grifith- ..dauekter--.of
!, ,Archdeacon and NEs. John sHa nm ond
Griffth of Asheville. N G.. Became the
| bride of Mr.. Harvey Hodsen Warwtct
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