Evening star., 1923-08-19


which, it was hoped. would be Wash
inGton's most notable event Of that
nature. Will. il is said. take place in
London in carly september and. OF
course. under the auspices of the
United States embassy. Miss Cannon
is in London with her niece and will
arrange the details for the event.
which will undoubtedly be attended
by all the distinguished Americans
in London at that time.
\ beautifully arranged wedding was
s"l.nnized yesterday morning at 10
o'' lock at st. Thomas Catholic
Church. when Miss Mary Mercedes
Phelau. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
hitde of Mr.. james John Hayden. son
Of the late Mv. and Mrs. John Hay
den. Rt Rev. Mgr. Edward 4. Pace
VI the Catholic University performed
thc ceremony and celebrated the
huptlal mass In the Sanctuary were
tev. Thomas \. Walsh. Rev. DR.. John
OGrady, Rev. Peter Trierweiler and
Rev. DIR. james II. Ryan. Easter
lilies and palms We're used in the
decoration Of the church and the
m"ny was furnished 10y Miss Inez
Mulligan. soprano. who sang Gouned's
'\v. Maria" with violin obbligato
played by Miss Aile"u Fitzgerald Miss
Inez Mulisaa and Mr.. Raymond Pheai,,
f"nor. sang "Ncui Creator Mr..
phelan sang the communion Hymn.
accompanied by Mrs. James Dtcllin
son. organiSt.
After the ceremony 4 buffet break
fast was served at the home OF the
brides parents, 2I"2 Connecticut ave-
nue.
The bride wore Il gown of white
bridal satin. heavily embroidered i'll
l''arlS. mad. on long Grecian lines
thn waist line being marked by -
;-irdlc of pearls. y court train fell
from the shoulders. and her Veil OF
rare rose point was caught with u
!:Itd of pearls. with a cluster or
orange blossoms on each side. She
carried Il shower bouquet Of lilies OF
TIN VALLEY.
Miss Mary Lillian McEvoy OF Nus
koseo. Okla. cousin of the bride
was tbs maid OF honor. wearing
gown or shaded seorgette crepe il
tones Of yellow. Il picture hat 70
match and carried = colonial bouquet
OF ophrli& and Ward roses.
Mr.. Harold J. McCaTty of Browns
VILE. Wis. cousin OF lh" bride room,
was the best man ana the ushcrs were
MIR. ohm l.. Mr,iiI.ncss and Mr.. j.
i1rlin MaN@an.
Mrs. ih. Ian. mother % the briue,
were gown. Of or:hid Es"rgette
"rep" br"cad"3 with velvet. :; picture
l;'; of G""rgctjc trimmed i'll silver
j - ard orchids. and II corsagr bou-
ou"t Of orchids.
Late" in the day Mr Has don and his
brid" left for a wedding trip, the lat
t,r wearing Il brown canton crepe
gown in batik design. small hat
/" match. ana a long tppcoa; OF
sand-r"lored potrct twill and crepe
completed the COSTUME.
Among the out-of-toWn guests We're
Mr. aud Mrs. Raymond PhHlan OF Co.
lumbus, Ohio: Miss: Ruth Hayden of
Grcon Ray. Wls.; Miss Margaret Ell
l;p Mulliean Of Columbus. ohio. and
Miss lnez &Tul!.Ian. also OF Columbus.
The Foundry VI. L. Church was the
s""ise ol a Ve"" prestr wedding yes
t,r3ay afterh""n - o'cloc,i., when
Miss Margaret Virginia Crimes,
G;.as sht,r of Mir. and Mrs. Frank
Granville ,:.'i.n,-~ and M FRANCIS
Wilson Cook. SoH Of Mr.. md MS. ~
NJ. Cook, w"rc married. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Lucien
sang the Nightingale" and "-lt
Dsswuing," srcompantcd by Mr. George
Wilson. organist of the church.
The bride was given il marriage by
he! father, and wore Il gown Of white
eeorgette crepe. heavily beaded, made
on long simple lines with accordion
pleated panels, falling below the hem
line. in the front and back of the
shirt Sne wore Il nat OF WnlJe tuIle,
arranged in coronct effect with white
lilacs. and carried i shower bouquet
of bride roses and Files Of the valley.
Miss Dorothy Mildred Crimes at
to- died hey sister as maid Of Nunor
","riug Il roNn 81 white georg-ttc
cI'. .,' over b,uc. a 'u'it h4t triniracd
- He''"w flowers and carr! ing ar
ann bnuurlnt Of vdri-cUlo loa'cd flowers
Nr. Lewis Coleman Was the best
man. and IN, ushcr.s We're Mr.. Philip
g. ottcrbact. Nr. Frank J.. Weaver
and Mr.. LuCitH Tuck.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
cook and his bride left for q north
'rn wedding trip. the latter wearing
brown canton crepe gown with a hat
10 match. They will be a home after
September IL at 1907 Shepherd street
The marriage of Miss Olga Hastings
Archer. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James f. Archer OF the Argyle apart
mentS Of this city, 10 Mr. Harold
HurSh Of this city. took place at the
home OF the brides DarentS on
Wednesday AFTERNOON. August 10.
Only mediate relatives and Il small
party of intimate friends We're pres
"nt. The bride was given away by her
father, Mr.. James B. Archer. former
president OF the Bar Association.
Til" ceremony was followed by i
mall receptions and later the bride
and bridegroom lett for Atlantic City.
Upon thciT return, Mr.. and Mrs.