Evening star., 1923-01-07
Weddings Prominent
In Society Calendar
/ For the Early 1923
Miss Marian E. Middleton
/ Becomes Bride of Mr.. Eu-
gene w. Heuse Other
! Matrimonial Alliances.

st. Agnes Church was the scene of
"a very pretty wedding Saturday aft
erhoon. December 80, at o'clock,
Wksn Miss Marian Estelle Middleton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur +.
Middleton. became the bride of Mr..
eugene w. Heuse. The ceremony was
Nperformed by the Rev. Robert w.
browning of the Church of the Ascen-
sion, Baltimore, Md. The wedding
rnusic was played by Mr.. Reginald
Newton, the church organist. The
bride, who was given in marriage by
her rather, wore becoming gown of
gray flat crepe. with hat to match.
Ind corsage bouquet of sweetheart
-'oses. Her only attendant was Miss
'Thelma Brown, whose gown was
golden brown canton crepe, with hat
70 match, and whose flowers were
pink rosebuds. Mr.. .Heuse had as best
man Mr.. Bryce Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heuse left Immediately
after the ceremony for an extended
Wedding trip. and upon their return
VIII De at home to their friends at
1'' X street northeast.
-oSn tie evening OF tuesday, January .,
sS25, at 8 O'Clock, the marriage of Miss
Ellen A. Moncure and Capt. Pierson
illchrist, u. S. NJ. c.. was solemTiiZed
a. Aqua Church. in Stafford county.
a. In the presence of a large assem-
MY or relatives and friends. The his
lotic old church was prettily deco
Ialeo with eYergreens and potted
iilants. The ceremony was performed
" the Rev. John F. w. Field of Fred
crlckSDurg, RECTOR of Auuia Church,
dcGording to military custom.
- me bride wore an exquisite gown of
g'White satin, the veil caught with a pearl
ornament and orange, blossoms She
carried shower bouquet of roses and
kalley lilies and was escorted to the al
by her father, Mr.. Robert Amber
The maid of honor was Miss Julia
@oncure, sister of the bride, who wore
= gown of roSe-color pussywilloW me-
tcor. Mrs. Henry Moncure, a sister-in-
law VINO was matron of honor, was
Eowned in turquoise blue. Both carried
"ld-fashioned bouquets of sweet peas
and roses. The maids were the Misses
-N2nes, Annie and Roberta Moncure.
SISTERS of the bride, and Miss Lucy
INhoX or Fredericksburg. They were at
lired in silver cloth draped in pastel
shades of chiffon, festooned with flow
grs, and carried sweet peas Little Miss
Louisa Horton, daughter of Mai. letter
Horton, Z. S. NJ. c., was the flower girl.
eei ISIHS SWeelneart roses, and Master
andrew Horton was the ringbearer.
Lieut.. McCole. U. s. ~, was the
hridegroom's best man and the
Sroomsmen were Lieut.. Dehayen.
Lieut.. Gait. Lieut.. Galloway and
Lieut.. Rosecrans, who were in dress
uniform and wore side arms
Following the ceremony recep-
tion and wedding supper was held at
Fleurys, the home of the bride. near
GarrisonYille, which was beautifully
decorated with Spanish moss. trailing
cedar, holly and roses.
In the receiving line were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Moncure. mother and
father of the bride. Miss Frances Gil
christ, sister of the groom. Capt and
Mrs. Gilchrist and their attendants.
The wedding bouquet was thrown
from the stairway by the bride and
was caught by Miss Lucy Knox. After
the wedding supper and ball, Capt.
and Mrs. Gilchrist left for an eX-
tended southern bridal tour
Out-of-town guests were DR.. and
Mrs. Willard McChesney, Miss Rose
Fairfax. Mrs. L. Z. Britton. Mr.
James D. Hall and Mr.. A. J. Whitman,
all of Washington: Mrs. Maud Laid
low, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Bret, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Barrett. DR.. Kate Waller
barrett Mrs. w. A. Moncure, Miss
AIargaret Moncure. Miss Irene Hall.
aII of Alexandria: Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Wright of Richmond: Miss Caroline
Caldwell and Miss Martha Caldwell of
1ewisburg, w. Va; Mrs. Edward
harlow of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. NJ. Waller and son of Broad Run.