Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-17
Weddings
,co,,iru.d from Fourth I'agcD


Anna wehrman of Appleton, WIS
and Mr. Donald NJ. Rippey. son oI y,
and Mrs Charles NJ. Rippey OF ASH
intston which took place SATURDAY,
lime o lg23. on the lawn of 81. James
catholic Church at west go.
church va To the strains oi ~
Lohengrin wedding march tlle HSvised
couple approached the lmprp ISL
oi,.,r arranged in the summer MOUSE
covered with June roses. Whe.e ="
Rev. \. j. Van lnEelgem Wal.."
perform the ceremony. g. faw
dressing the young coupte W. ras per-
,,,iuutes the marriage rite was PEI
fnrmed after which they receiNeu
the hest wishes and consraI uia 'io'''
of their friends. ....,o,r,etta
The brides gown of Whlte Sepi sitI
creme and chiffon was trimmed w
,.I .,ssor,npterie Her wedding
,ail WIS fastened with bahueau VI
white satin ribbon ana pealls o."
she carried a shower p"uiu.,
bride roses and lilies OF nv sri,@
A uuuher of friends from "dsiins
ron. MARYLAND and FalridN ~,
Witnessed the ceremony. Later Ill 'ne
afternnon Mr.. and Mrs. Rippey lell
on the Norfolk boat for Dl. lSl Su"t
ern honeymoon. neg ,1tb street
nome after July / at ilo2 l2th street
III" r he. hridegroom. a native of Wash
inatrn. is a grandson of the late MI.
Mary l.. stephens OF TINS LE,irfay
spent his boyhood years III , a., :" :,
county and was for a ioiiE '
member of st. James PARISH
The home of Mr.. $. j. Ross at
Friendship Heights, Md. was t'te
scene Of 4 pretty w niorn MISS Laura
Duxhrry. and Mr.. I.eMaire ROSS o.
Pittsburgh. Ia. We're united III NO, na,
riage by the Rev. w y. Si 81 NJ.
After wedding trip Mr, an" Nh IA
An unusually pretty wedding took
place IN Leeds Church. Ma maui
Va. the afternoon or June T. Vi W.
Miss Virginia Gable. daughter or M.
aud Mrs George StrCthrr CAME. ne
came the bride of Mir. Theodore IN; NJ.
TripIett, jr,. ali of Mark nam, me ne
with ferns and pink peonleS ana
softly lighted with candies. me
ceremony was performed pN l'eNc
Fremont Newton Hinkle; IRE rector ,,r rc Ok
the parish and the wedding marcn
was PLAYED by Miss Juliet Ware OF
Essex county.
The bride. lovely in white satin
tulle veil and orange blossoms ana
CARRYING a shower bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley was
given in marriage by her father
She was attended by her sister. Mrs
s. Baldwin Moss, as matron OF honor,
who wore lavender crepe ht 'Il! ne
and large flower trimmed hat to
match: Miss Virginia Jones. young
cousin as maid Of honor. wearing
yellow crepe de chine and hat to
match aand Katharine Gable Moss.
the thrce-year-o niece of the
bride. who was lovely little flower
girl.
The bridegroom was attended 10y
his brother, Mr.. L. L.. TripIett. as
best man. and the other members of
the bridal party We're six ushers
Mr. James D. Gibson of Delaplane.
Mr.: "; F, Marshal jr. Of Washing-
Strother. ir., and Mr.. J. Brice Rayly
Of Markham. and Mr.. Ct. S. Gable.
jr.. Of Warrenton
The SIX bridesmaids Wore Miss
Juliet +. Yates and Miss Eliza beth
Newton Of Hume, Miss Emily Trip
lett of Washington. Miss Lou Bayly
Strother Of Markham, Mrs. Maddox
THOMPSON of Annapolis and Miss
Anita Triplett OF baltimore. all Of
whom Wore pink organdie over slips
Of silver cloth and carried bouquets
of pink reories tied with silver
ceremony an informal reception was
held at Medley. home of tn" bride.
after which Mr.. and Mrs Trip}ott
left by motor for Il trip through the
valley.
Among the guests from distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Marshall
Miss Besley and Mrs. William X.
Moss of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs
county. Miss Gable and Miss Carter
Of Alexandria, Mrs. Towson Price Of
East Orange. y. j.; Mrs John
Douglas I5 Of tIdie, Miss Wa'Iacs q
Miss .GreneIle, Mr.. p. q. Marsteliar
and Mr.. Tom Frost of Warrentor:
Mrs. William C. Marshall of Snollare,
Mi%a JHseph;ne Freeman of West
Iolnt, Miss Templeman of Success
Va. and Mr.. and Mrs William d
Wood of Rappahannock.
st. Peters Catholic Church, Queens
town, was the scene Monday morning
June 4. of beautiful wedding. when
Miss Eleanor Brooke Perry, daughter
of Mrs. Henrietta Perry and the late
e. Howard Perry of Queenstown, be-
came the bride Of Or. Charles Valen-
tine Stiefel Of Washington.
The altar of the church was taste
fully decorated with sprays of pink
ed with pink gladio'uscs. The cere-
ed with pink gladiolos The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev
Charles f. McGoldrick, pastor of the
church. with nuptial mass
The bride entered the church with
her brother, Mr.. Harry Elton Perry
OF Queenstown, by whom she was
given in marriage. She wore a
charming gown of pearl silk crepe.
with hat to match, and carried a bou-
quet of Ophelia roses. Her maid of
honor was Miss Alma Stiefel, sister of
the bridegroom, who was attired in
pink organdie, with large pink hat
trimmed with blue hydrangeas. She
carried Columbia roses
The flower girl was Anne REYNOLDS,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rey-
nolds of Queenstown, who wore a
pink organdie frock, with wreath of
PINK and blue flowers. and carried a
basket of pink roses, which she scat
tered in the pathway of the bride.
DIR. Stiefels best man was his
brother, Mr.. William Stiefel of Wash
ington. and the ushers were Mr. Ber-
nard Reynolds and Mr.. James Dudley
of Baltimore.
Although the wedding was very
quiet, number of close friends of
both the bride and groom attended
Immediately after the marriage a
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides mother in Queenstown
and DIR. and Mrs. Stiefel left for a
wedding trip to Norfolk, Va, after
which they will spend several weeks
i'll the north before returning to their
nome in Washington.
Mrs. Stiefel is d descendant of one
of Maryland'S oldest families and is
well known and very popular. DR..
Stiefel is a son of Mr.. and Mrs Leo
Stiefel of Washington.
The marriage OF Miss Mary r. Laird
daughter of Mrs. Katherine j. Laird
TO DR.. William H. S. Stevens. took
place last evening at o'clock in the
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church. the
Rev. DIR. Clifton Ray officiating. The
church was decorated with roses
palms and ferns, and Mrs. Herbert
Adkins sang Il Love You Truly
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr. G. Kirk Laird, of
Philadelphia. She wore gown of
white crepe romaine over French
crepe. made on long straight lines