Evening star., 1924-09-21

Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity to
which Mr.. Nilsson belongs.
After the wedding ceremony the
couple left for a short trip. Ihey
will be at home al 3409 Twenty ninth
street after November l.
Both the bride and her twin sister
were student nurses at the Garfleld
Hospital. Because of the death or
their mother when they were very
small children and the rowing life OF
an Army officer, they have lived most
of the time with their grandparents,
MIR. and Mrs Joseph Fiske, on Long
fellow street.
Invitations have been received in
Washington from the Misses Snodgrass
for the marriage of their niece, Mrs.
Florence Snodsrass Randolph, to Mr..
George Lansing Wentworth Wednesday.
october s. at noon. in the chapel of
~. Bartholomews Church in New York.
The ceremony will be followed by a
breakfast at the Hotel AStor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Q. Wentworth,
parents of the bridegroom-ei with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Parr. will motor to New
York this week to attend the wedding,
Mrs Randolph is the widow of Mr..
Charles Randolph of New York.
Mrs John Todd Grimsley has issued
cards announcing the marriage of her
daughter, Alethea Todd. to Lieut.. Ray
mond Algot Anderson. L. s. NJ. c, Mon
day. September Is. in Old st. Paul's
Church, Norfolk, Va. Lieut., and Mrs.
Anderson will be at home after October
l in Norfolk Va
A pretty wedding took place in the
Franklin Square Hotel Yesterday after
noon at 4 O'Clock when Miss Thelma
Frances Magruder. daughter of Mrs.
katha rine Cieave3 Magruder. became
the bride OF Ensign James Powell Cay,
L. S. n. son of Mr. and Mrs. Yelling
ton Stone Clay of Hutchinson, Mimi
The bride and bridegroom entered the
ballroom, which was especially deco
rated for the occasion. and passed
through an arch formed by drawn
swords of II Naval Academy class
mates Of the bridegroom. Rev John II.
Rinsted, pastor of the Calvary Baptist
Church of Petersburg. Va. uncle of the
bride, officiated
The bride was in white georgette
crepe, beaded in pearls and crystals
and embroidered in heavy white silk.
She wore a veil cap of pearls. caught
with orange blossoms. and carried a
bridal bouquet of white roses and lilies
of the valley.
Mrs. Norman c. Good attended the
bride and wore blue and gold
gown. and carried blue and gold
flowers. Mrs. Magruder, mother of
the bride. wore black georgette crepe
embroidered in Alice blue beads and
a black velvet hat trimmed with blue
and silver embroidery. The best man
was Ensign Anthony r. Brady of the
class of 1922. and the ushers included
Lieut.. Charles Whiteford. Ensign
Arthur Lee Peasants, Ensign T. D.
Wilson. Ensign A. v Wallace. Lieut..
c. H BalIinger L. :. VI. C.; Ensign
George Boldzar. Ensign Jesse
Coward. Ensign Lyle Ellis, Ensign q.
H. Price, Ensign {. D. Pawlikouski.
Ensign D. A. Taylor and Ensign j.
d. Fitzgerald.
nished by Mrs. Howard NJ. Blandy
and Miss RichiAMcLean sang Il Love
You Truly" AT Dawning" and oh.
Promise Nc"
Following the ceremony a reception
was given at the Franklin Square
Hotel, after which the bridal couple
left for Minnesota. There were about
100 guests in the company. Ensign
Clay is stationed on the L. s. 5.
Simpson at Norfolk, but will shortly
be transferred to an Asiatic station
Mrs. Clay will accompany him.
The marriage of Miss Rena LAWS
son TO Mr.. William Francis Collins
took place Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock in the Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev G.
w. Cobb officiating. The bride was
given in marriage by her father, Mr.
II. A. LaviSson, and wore d gown of
white silk crepe trimmed with duch-
ess lace and pearls. Her veil was
held by a Russian headdress of pearls
and lace and her only ornament was
Il string of pearls, the gift of the
bridegroom. She carried Sweetheart
roses, with d shower of lilies of the
valley.
Miss Frances Tapp was maid of
honor and wore peach color chiffon
taffeta trimmed with silver lace and
carried a bouquet OF orange tea roses.
Little Miss Elizabeth Fiery was
flower girl. wearing d white crepe de
chine dress. She carried basket
of pink rosebuds, which she strewed
in the path of the bride and bride
groom.
Miss Martha Lavisson and Miss
Flora I4avisson. sisters of the bride.
were bridesmaids, " - Martha LAWS
son wearing a go.-l - orchid geor-
gette over orchid satin, and Miss
Flora Lavisso7 wearing f1esh-colo
georgette over blue satin. Both
gowns were trimmed with gold lace
and each carried pink tea roses
Mr.. Chester Guy was best man @or
Mr.. Collins. Mr.. Pence. Mr. MI
Mr.. Silcoe and Mr.. Speer were ushcrS.
Mr.. Louis Potter, organst, PLAYED
the wedding marches and Mrs. Ruby