Evening star., 1923-06-10
Weddings
Continued from Fourth rageo

Continued from Fourth FageJ
orange blossoms and she carried
I,nuaIIet OF white roses. The brides. .
lnaids wore Eeorgette gowns IN Pastse'
shades, with picture mats Oh mhi.c
'loce ard carried arm bouquets
Mink roses. The bride groom was at
tended by Esign Harry II. keith as
best man. .,;,r
luncheon was served to the brloai
larty and immediate relatives.
Mrs. A. Burke of Boulder Coio,
mother of the bridegroom, anu nian9
friends and relatives from WashimuSS mS
tnn Ra1tImore and Westminster, Md,
Ensign and Mrs Burke lett for
Seattle. Wash. where ne WI. ;.ana
for duty on the Battleship Arizona
July l.
Miss Mabel Covington Gott. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. }. +. Gott' was
roarried Wednesday to MIR: Franklin
LtVerne Troost of Niles Mich. The
ceremony was performed at cinth' t
in St AIMS Church at Anappolls' Nlu''
Iy the rector, the Rev. Edward bar-
Iinrton johnson. The bride, who was
riven in marriage by her uncle, capt.
4;snjamin c. Gott. wore "hite Seoi
Iette crepe beaded in crystals ana
white spicture hat. ana carr cartieu 80
shower bouquet of white sweet peas
and lilies of the valley. Her only at
t,ndant was Miss Elizabeth l.. Gott,
who was in apricot georgette crePG,
wore a picture rat and +arrleo PINK
sweet peas. Lieut.. Johr r.. H0per,
L : N was pest man and the ushtrs
were Lieut. William Cecil Nose, l. ..
n, and Mr.. Robert ennis. :.
Mr.. and Mrs Tr"ost LETT inimeu,- a
ately after the cert mony for a Wrd-
ding trip in the north, and on lls
completion will make their home in
Niles, Mich.
The wedding of Miss Thelma Davis
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. {. W. Davis;
and Mr. Patrick J. Cavanaugh VIII
take place Thursday in 81. fau, u,
,Cathoii. church at o'clock. MIS-: ~
sic Cooley, sister of the bride, VIII ne
matron of honor, while little Althea
cooley. niece Of the bride, Will he
flower girl The bridesmaids VIII ne
Miss Maude Browne Mrs. Mary II.
Werner. Miss Helen Browne ana MISS
Dorothy kieindieuSt.
Mr.. CavaEaugh has selected Nv. Carl
Balluff as best man. and Mr. Lester
DAVIS. brother of the bride: Mr.:
George smith. Mr.. Harry watts ana
MIR Harry Werner as the uShefS
4 reception will follow At the home
of the bride I14l q street northwest.
Miss Edith Hook. daughter If Mr..
and Mrs. Elkanah Mayo HOOK. ana
Mr. Henry Brenton HenrickSon OF
Newport r. l., were married last
evening in St Alban'S Church by Rev.
charles r. Warner. The ceremony
which was performed at O'Clock. was
followed by Il reception in the home
of the brides parents on Wisconsin
avenue. The church was enectiveIH
decorated with pink and whItc
peonies and roses. palms ana 1erhS'
and in the house peonteS ana roses
were used with palms and asparagus
vines.
The bride wore a gown of heavy
white crepe de chine with oveTdrapery
of lace and her tulle veil was that
worm previously by her mother The
veil was arranged with fan effect at
the back of the head and held by
coronet of orange blossoms. 1t com.
pletely covered the court train or
satin The bride carried bride roses
with a shower of lilies of the valley.
Miss Lillian Anderson was maid OF
honor, and was in jade green nat
crepe and satin trimmed with cream
lace and she wore a bandeau or gold
cord and flowers and carried butterfly
roses The bridesmaids were Miss
Katharine Eckloff and Miss Frances
Gibbs. and their dresses were made
alike the former in pink and the lat
ter in orchid fiat crepe with side
panels and cape collar of plated chif-
fon in the same shades. Tney wore
bandeaux of silver cord and flowers,
and carried orchid and tango color
sweet peas. The flower girl was little
Audrey Middleton, who wore white
oreandy and carried basket of pink
rose petals.
Mr.. Arvid Anderson was best man.
md the ushers were Mr.. Harry Mid
dlcton and Mr.. James Dulin jr.
Mrs. Hook. mother of the bride. re-
ceived with them after the ceremony,
and was in gray georgette heavily
beaded in steel, and black hat
Later in the evening Mr.. ard Mrs
Henrickson left for wedding trip
through the north. the latter wearing
n suit of tricotine and mohalr nat
trimmed with crepe and hoWers. They
will return to Washington In July.
when they will temporarily be with
the brides parents in their home at
2504 Wisconsin avenue.
The marriage of Miss Anne Iyey to
Mr.. l.. Watts Norton of Durham. y. C.,
Is of much interest in Washington.
where Mr.. Norton was stationed dur
ing his service with the Aviation
Corps through the war. The ceremony
was performed Sunday in the home of
the bride at Americus, Ga. Mr.. Norton
and his bride met in Americus while
the former was on duty there. Mr..
Cleveland Norton. brother of the
bridegroom. was best man.
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Nc
Intire. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
wood W. McIntire. to Mr.. Warren Ac-
ton Slee will take place Tuesday
evening in the cathedral. Canon De
Vries will officiate at o'clock, and a
small and informal reception will fol-
low in the home of the brides par
ents Miss McIntire will have as her
matron of honor her cousin. Mrs.
Frank keliher, and her other attend
ants will be another cousin. Mrs.
Rozier Pullman: Miss Anna Monroe.
Miss Meta Luttrell and Miss Alta
Chaffee. DIR. ROYAL Durham of Allan
tic City will be best man for Mr.. Slee.
The marriage of Miss Madeleine
Pierson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Pierson. to Mr.. Everett w. Smith
Of this city took place Wednesday in
Spring Valley. ILL.,. the home OF the
brides parents The wedding was an
elaborate affair with many attend
ants. after which there was d large
reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will arrive in
Washington at the end Of next week,
and will occupy for the summer the
home of DIR and Mrs. Dana Munro.
5707 32d street. En- route TO Wash
ington Znef will stop at Pennsylvania
State College, the alma mater of Mr..
Smith, for the commencement cxer-
clSes.
DR. and Mrs Munro who were sud-
denly called away last week by the
illness of the latteT's father in Fond
du-Lac, Wis. do not expect to return
to Washington for several weeks. DIR.
Munro is attached TO the division of
Latin American affairs of the State
Department.
A morning wedding. simply but
charmingly arranged was that of
Miss Mary Helen Robertson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. ]. II. Robertson, general
Board and Mrs. Robertson, to Mr.
Church, Hyattsville. Md, at . o'clock
Tuesday morning. June .. The Rev.