Evening star., 1924-06-22

Thelma and Wilma Griffith. twin sis
ters of the bride, were bridesmaids
Mr.. James kirkland was best man
and Mr.. Hadley Libbey, Mr.. Pierce
were the ushers-
Tho bride wore gown of white
georgette crepe, trimmed with white
lace over white satin, with a white
picture hat to match. and carried a
iilies Of the valley. The maid of
honor wore a gown OF cream lace
over orchid georgette and picture hat
to match Miss Parker wore orchid
a white picture hat trimmed with
orchids. Miss Wilma Griffith wore
pink georgette over pink satin and a
picture hat to match. and MISS
Thelma Griffith wore blue georgette
over blue satin, with a picture hat
in the same shade The attendants
all carried arm bouquets of pink
roses The brides mother was in
black georgette crepe, trimmed with
| lace. and wore a black lace picture
brown canton crepe dress with hat
to correspond. The brides grand
mother was in gray canton crepe,
trimmed With silver. beads, with hat
grandmother, Mrs. Libbey, wore black
The bride was given away by her
| father.
Among those from out Of the city
Mrs F. W. Beagley of Rochester. N
| Y, grandparents of the bride, and
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Beagley and
Mrs. George Miller, also of Rochester
| A reception was held at the home
! of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Griffith. 1915 18th street north
east, after the services, at which over
| 100 attended. The young couple lef,
| by boat for Ocean View and other
| points, and will be at home at 3315
! 18th street northeast after July l.
The marriage OF Mrs. Emma F.
Nisawander. daughter Of Mr.. and
brides parents 1918 Calvert street
Rev Dr.. Brown of St. Stephens
Episcopal Church officiating.
beautifully decorated with early
summer flowers The bride wore a
| charming gown OF tan color chantilly
lace ornamented with rhinestones
and pearls. There was a chiffon
lroses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Louise Robey was maid OF
| honor and wore a. gown OF turquoise
blue georgette trimmed In ostrich,
and carried pink roses. Mr.. Walter
/
bridegroom Mary Josephine Kelly
After a trip to New York and
Canada Mr.. and Mrs. Hart will be
at homo at 1918 Calvert street
Among the out-of-town guests
here for the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs B. Geiser. Mrs. Vaughn OF
Harrisburg, Pa: Miss V. Brown of
Brown, Md; Miss Helen Cobb of
| Clayton, Del, and Mrs. Alice Wenrick
| of Harrisburg, Pa
The marriage of Miss Lois Maupin,
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs ]. NJ Maupin,
| TO Mr.. Martin Henry knsnger, i-., son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Henry kinsin-
! ger, viii take place Tuesday afternoon
at 4:3O o'clock in Mount Vernon Place
NJ. r. Church South The ceremony viii
! be performed by Rev. DIR. W. A LAM
! beth. The bride will he attended by
! Miss Ruth Brugh. and little TereSs
Karnes viii be the flower girl. Mr
! Ralph Brauner will be the best man
and the ushers Mr.. Hunton Leith anG
| Mr.. Ralph Chaplin
The marriage of Miss Olga Kelley
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Kelly
of Bluemont Va, to Mr.. Louis Morris
| Mc6savick of Waterford, Va, took plact
J Saturday, June "a, at o'clock, at the
| home of Mrs. Charles Goude. sister OF
| the bride. Rev. Dr.. Greene of Lees
| service was used The house was deco
rated with peonies, daisies, palms and
! ferns and the bridal couple stood under
! an arch of yellow rosebuds and fern.
! The bride wore a gown of sand
| color georgette crepe combined witt
| thread lace. hat to match. with large
pink rose caught at the left side and ar
arm bouquet of La France roses.
Miss Happy Russell was the maid
! of honor and wore gown of tar
crepe, a hat to match and carried
blue delphinfum.
Dr. Tom Hodge McGavick OF Phila-
delphia was the best man.
The ring bearers were little Eliza
beth Louise Feldwisch and Ruth Lee
Russemiselle and they wore frockS
of white organdy, one trimmed ir
pink and the other in yellow, and the
white satin pillows on which the
rings were placed had fringe o,
orange blossoms and forget-me-nots
A reception and buffet supper fol
lowed the ceremony, at which the