Evening star., 1923-07-29
Miss Ralston Bride
Of William S. La Rue;
Wedding Wednesday
Daughter of Senator-Elect
Taken to Altar in Indian
apolis Other L ca din g
Matrimonial Events.

+. The marriage of Miss Ruth Raj
Eton. daughter of the newly elected
Senator from indians and Mrs. Sam
Uel ]. Ralston. to Mr.. William Stuart
LII Rue of Tulock. Calf, took place
Wednesday in Indianapolis.
80 marriage of Miss Ruth Miller
" .i!tlan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
y : 81 Whiteman of Indiana, Pa,
10 Lieut.. Robert Gibbons Gard, L,
5 ~. took place Wednesday al
t:a home OF the, brides parents.
4 J. ieut. Gard, who is the son of Mr..
}:t I'd Mrs. Walter ;. Gard of Chevy
Ciase, Md. has been ordered to duty
o. the Haw allan Islands and with
h.s bride will sail shortly for his new
post.
AR. and Mrs. Charles L. Blount have
returned from their honeymoon. They
ere married June Ia in the Second
laptist Church at o'clock. the Rev
l.. c. Primm officiating, using the
ring ceremony.
Mrs. B4ount was formally Miss
Alice Roberts Reeves, daughter OF
."!r. and Mrs. W. d. Reeves, $50 9th
;trect southeast.
Their wedding was very simply ar
ranged. The bride was attired in a
Spanish lace, made in the popular
.ITaped style. caught on the left side
- it'll It large pearl ornament. Her
Vel was held in place by a wreath
>ci orange blossoms. and she carried
Il shower bouquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Frances Krebs. as maid of
l-"nC", wore an orchid crepe de chine
Dress With accessories to match and
carried an arm bouquet of pink rose
buds.
The bridegrooms brother, Mr. Wal
t: ;. Blount. of Radnor Heights,
"a. vas best man. The ushers were
NJ, ~. Howard Re Reyes; brother Of the
hancock and Mr.. Frank Miller.
/ Immediately after the ceremony
ylr. and Mrs. Blount left for a trip
through the south. going by motor
They visited in Savannah and took
part in the exercises at the opening
OF the Tybee road. They are at
home at 129 Maryland avenue north
east.
Mr.. and Mrs CASTOR Smith an
nounce the marriage of the latter's
daughter. Miss Edwardina Renick. to
Nv Mason NJ. Mcclure, Saturday
afternoon. July IS. at 4:3O o'clock
The marriage took place at Epiphany
Church. the Rev. r. L. Woolven
officiating.
Miss Kathryn Waugh. elder daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NJ Waugh
'f Houston, Ten, and Mr. Edward
zttbe Niles. son of Mr.. Edward c.
stles Of Washington, were married
Thursday afternoon in New York
Gle ceremony was performed at $50
O'clock in the St. Ambrose chapel of
the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
by the Rev. William Porter Niles
rector of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd at Nashua, \. H., and uncle
of the bridegroom.
Mr.. Theodore L. Waugh. former as
kistant district attorney of New
York county, gave the bride, his
cousin, in marriage. There were no
attendants, as the wedding was small.
owing to the illness in Houston OF
the brides mother. Presiding Justice
John Proctor Clarke of the appellate
division was one of the few present
Mr.. Niles being his secretary
Mr.. Niles was graduated from Trim
ity College in 1915 and from the
Harvard Law School in 1921. He was
also Rhodes scholar at Oxford. and
was in the air service during the
war as an instructor, in Texas. where
he met his bride five years ago.
Mrs. Niles attended college in
Houston. studied dancing under Ruth
st. Denis and is now studying for the
stage here.
The honeymoon will be spent in the
White mountains and after October
! Mr.. and Mrs. Niles will live at IL
East 3Sth street