Evening star., 1923-10-28

bodice and a bouffant skirt, and car! :
ried Ophelia roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Emily
Mackall. Miss Luncy Matthews. Miss.
Mary Rohrer, Miss Dorothy Berrall
Miss Merriam Sydnor, sister of the ::
bridegroom, and Miss Eiizaneth
Stoneman, cousin of the bridegroom
They wore gowns of orchid chiffon.
fashioned like that of Miss Henderr
son, and carried Ophelia roses and. :.
blue ageratum.
Mr.. Austin Sydnor was best man :
for his brother and the ushers wers, !,
Mr. Hugh T. Nicoison., Lieut.. Hugh !.
Mr.. Albert mui1ieman. hi ma = Mr.. Ssa,s; aeorns;.
Bryson and Mr.. CLARENCE Boykin, an
of Richmond. -
Mr.. ,sydnor and his bride left after.
theoprh tine rfeePtion ,Ra norts for s mo.9r TIP
their home at Westhampton.
Miss Ethel /. Pearson, daughter OF.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. G. Pearson. and Mr., .
Crank :; Foster. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.t:
married Tuesday morning In New,
York city. The ceremony was per-, =
formed at O'Clock in st. Pauts
bride wore gown ofsroyal blue vel-s
vet trimmed, with Russian sable anas
a hat to match, and carried bride
roses and lilies ofythe valley Her
3.
Foster. who was In brown satin TRIM.
med with Spanish lace and q small
hat to match. and carried Killarney
roses. Mr.. James n. Foster was best
man. g..s
On the conclusion of their wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster will be atrl
home at 129 River street. Rutland.
VT.
Among those from out of town atr..
tending the wedding. were Mr.. and,.
Mrs. P. j. Foster of Rutland. parents
Of the bridegroom; Mrs: James Fee or
ksas ksssss as EfkIns II Fafk. Pas sa s's. Dorothy
!. LeHt.. Andrew LIE Compte Woofford
Gordon, United States Marine Corps..
and Mrs. Madeleine Mensing, daughtsg
of the late Judge James c. McNally
ried Friday afternoon at the Church
OF Covenant Mrs. Gordon's first hust
band was Capt Mensfng of the Ger.,
man navy. their marriage taking
Place PLACE In Brussels sir in 1917 isis; With heF
ents IN Switzerland. where her father
was consul general. Mrs. Mensipg
returned to the United States with
her parents. and since the death Of
her mother in Washington.
Lieut.. Gordon is the son OF Judge
and Mrs. James Gay Gordon Of Phila-
delphia. The lieutenant Is stationed
at Quantico, where he Is attending
couple will make their home In Fred
ericksburg,@Va.
Mrs. Thomas E. cogan announces
Louise Cogan, to Mr.. Marcel thinner
man, son Of Mr.. and Mrs John L.
Zimmerman. The wedding took place
STief Wedane "a a trip ar and MHs z
norman will make their home in
washington.
The marriage of Miss Mary T. Neu-
land. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Neuland. to Mr.. Lawrence Igna-
titus Mccarthy, took place Wednesday
morning o, at 10 o'clSek oarson1 at St Marys
Eoughran and Rev. Father Trinkaus
said the nuptiai mass! Chrysanthe-
NUNS. palms and autumn foliage
and the home of the brides parents.
held following the ceremony. Mr.;
Fred Whalan sang ave Mara ana
20 Promise Me" preceding the cere-
The bride was escorted to the altar
by her father, and wore q gown OF
see e.e maSs Sa ons sasn aaS n
with q court train falling from the
shoulders. Her, tulle veil was held
by coronet of Duchess lace and
orange blossoms and she carried
white roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Margaret Neuland was the
maid of honor and wore a gown of
gold lace over georgette crepe Of the
same shade. a picture hat 81 gold
lace and carried tea roses.
The bridesmaids were Msss- Jose
phine Neuland and Miss Madeline
Neuland, the former wearing q
gown Of silver lace over pale green
georgette crepe; a silver, lace hat and
and Miss Madeline Neuland was In
a gown of silver lace over orchid
georgette- crepe. She. wore o silver
lace hat and carried a colonial bou-
Little Eleanor Neuland was the
flower girl and was in q dainty frock
of pale blue georgette crepe. with -
large bow of tulle In her hair, AND
carried q basket of pink and bfuNs
flowers. lf.h g.
Mrs Neuland. mother OF the bride,
woSe q goMn OF tanpE .hroca0ed ME454
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