Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
Weddings Listed
| In Feature Events
or Easter Holidays
Miss Kloeber Bride of Mr..
Observation-Disclosures
! sell Other Mat
rimonial Alliances.

Miss Helen Dodge Kloeber, daugh-
ter of the assistant director of the
Z. budget Of the United States and Mrs.
Royal o. Kloeber, and Mr.. Harold E.
McGhan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
-. McGhan, were married Monday after
:. moon, April 2, at o'clock.
: The ceremony was performed at the
I home of Rev. Freeman Anderson, as
! sistant pastor Of Calvary Baptist
I Church.
[ The wedding was informal and quiet.
] witnessed only by the immediate
: families.
~ One of the prettiest weddings Of
. the season took place Thursday eve
+ ming at o'clock, at the First Presby
. terrain Church, John Marshall place,
when Miss Margaret *. Beveridge,
. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Beve-
!. ridge, and Mr.. John A. Russell OF
Michigan, were united In marriage by
> the Rev. John Britton Clark, pastor
, of the church.
s The church was beautifully decorat-
( ed with lilies. palms and ferns.
! The bride, who was given in mar
I. riage by her father, wore gown of
{ beige colored georgette crepe. with
!. heavily. beaded panels: her hat was
. of brown lace, and she carried a bunch
y Of tea roses, Miss Agnes Beveridge.
. sister of the bride, was maid of hon.
{ or and was attired in gown of olive
= green georgette and hat of gray:
= she carried bouquet of pink roses.
z Mr.. James c. Beverdge. jr., the broth
+ er of the bride attended the bride
. groom as best man. and the ushers
5 were Mr.. Harold Brown, Mr.. Robert
, Covcl Mr.. Harold Reese and Mr.. Lee
: Moore. Miss Marian Arnold rendered
"Oh Pomise Me-" and Il Love You
: Truly" accompanied by Mrs. Schutt,
: organist. who also played the we'd
/. ding march.
/. After the ceremony an informal re-
{ ception was held in the parlors of
the church, the members of the young
4 ladies class of the Sunday school. of
( which Mrs. Russell is a member be-
. ing in attendance. The decorations OF
: the parlors were jonquils and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell left for we'd
= ding trip through the south. Mrs.
: Russell wore a travelling suit of gray
. cloth and d blue hat.
+. Tho marriage of Miss Mabel Ruby
; Callan TO Mr. Richard o. Joigeleit.
(, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave JOYCE
: lett, took place Wednesday, April 4,
= at o'clock pm. at Calvery Bap-
: fist Church. which was attractiveiy
: decorated with palms and lilies for
the occasion.
: The Rev. William S. Abernethy.
. d. D.. pastor of the church, was the
; officiating clergyman.
The bride wore a gown OF white
: satin draped with lace and a grace
, fully arranged tulle veil, held with
, orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
: of white bride roses and lilies of the
; valley.
Mrs. Myrtle Mae I.oebsack. sister
! and was dressed in orchid satin COM
. bined with georgette crepe. She car
: ried sweet peas and roses.
, Miss Danese NJ. Callan. maid of
. honor, was in nile green satin and
. chiffon, and carried sweetheart roses.
: The best man was Mr.. William F.
Rennir, and the ushers were Mr.. W.
Malone, Mr.. r. E. Titlow. Mr.. w. E.
Miller and Mr.. w. Z. Battison.
wer @S Miss Do ne u Loebsaeh and Mss
! Alberta Loebsack of Norfolk, Va;
Mrs. d. Burress Of Baltimore, Md;
Miss Clara Hedemann of Pittsburgh,
! Pa, and Miss Edith Day of Columbus,
. Ohio.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Jofgeleit will make
!. their future home in Washington, at
/. 226 III street northwest.
s Eidwell daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. kidwell of Del Ray. Va.
TO the Rev. John Raymond Wood
: took place Monday at the home of
the brides parents, in Del Ray. The
!; ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Henry p Hamill of Alexandria, Va.
/. assisted by Rev. l. B. Adkins and
. Rev. o. C. Bell. and was followed
by a reception and buffet luncheon.
, The couple were assisted in recetv-
becomingly attired in dark blue can
|. ton crepe. The house was beauti-
'ully decorated in palms, Easter lilies
: and jonquils
The bride was lovely in a gown of
: hite crepe, made on long. draped
res. The tulle veil. edged with rose
int lace. was caught with a ban
III of orange blossoms. Her show
/ bouquet was of bride roses and
: eS of the valley.
: IRIS. Warren Mattingly, sister of
!, - bride, was her only attendant
~ ne wore a becoming gown of pearl
ray satin crepe and carried pink
/ oses. Mr.. r. Simmons of Annapolis,
d.. a classmate of the bridegroom,
as best man.
The wedding march was playeyd by
:, ISIS E. D. Schutrumpf of washing
)n,- who also played IT Love You
ruly" during the ceremony. The
= ride was the recipient Of many
> acautiful gifts.
!. Later the Rev and Mrs. Wood left
Or wedding trip. and before return
g will attend nendo the Southern Confer.
/ ore a fetching costume. Of brown
attn crepe, with small French
hapeau Of tan and blue, edged
nth brown lace, and she carried a
:. rap of tan veldine for travelling.
: Among the out-of-town guests
! yere Miss Julia Wood. Miss v. A.
, 'addy of southern Maryland; Miss
dkins. La Plata, Nd; Mrs. ". Price.
, Mrs. NJ Tune and Mrs. NJ. ". Foy and
laughter OF Washington, D. c.; ].
. zee Gordon and family and Warren
.Iattingly and family.
Z very simply arranged but pretty
> 'edding took place Monday morning
ST. Teresa's Church, when Miss
iarion Teresa Hayes became the
hride of Mr.. Joseph B. Mccarthy.
The brides only attendant was her
ster. Miss Margaret Hayes Mr.
| William A. Leonard Of Elizabet N. J..
as best man for the bridegroom.
he church was beautifully decorated
: 18th lilies and roses. The Rev Charles
:. Bart performed the ceremony, and
le Rev. Joseph v. Buckley assisted
/ | the sanctuary. Master Francis
I iayes, brother of the bride, served at
. lie mass. A delightful musical pro
ram was rendered by Mrs. CLAYTON
:eall. with solos by Miss Addie Wa
. zen.
The bride wore a dark blue travel