Evening star., 1924-06-22
Early Summer Wedding List
Features Society Program
Matrimonial Events, Past and in Prospect,
Chronicled-June Brides Make Record
for Year 1924

| Mrs. Mcguire left for New York and
will sail Tuesday aboard the Presi-
dent Harding for a three-month tour
of Europe, visiting France and Ger
| many. and before they return will
visit in England
| Mr.. James Herbert Ma agui7e. father
| home in New York and among the
| OF the bridegroom, came from his
| other out-of-town guests were Mr.
| and Mrs Howard Longstreth and
! their young son, Robert Townsend
| Longstreth Of Haverford. Pa; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Anderson Case of
| ScarboTo h on Hudson: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Mark Campbell of New York and
| Mr.. Ernest Urchs of New York
Capt. Mcguire is a graduate of the
| Military Academy at West Point in
| the class of 1916 and shortly after
was appointed assistant military at
tache of the United States EN- bassy in
London, where he served for four
! years. His bride is q talented musi-
clan and brilliant pianist, having
! inherited much Of her talent from
her father, who has been a prominent
| composer and accompanist in Wash
| inGton for many years. on their re-
| turn from Europe Capt. and Mrs. Ma
guire will go to Panama, where Capt.
! Mcguire will be stationed.
| Miss Leila Marie Reynolds. daughter
! of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Reynolds of 1885
Biltmore street. was married Wednes-
| day. June II. to Mr.. Claude Eugene
Mossburg. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Chevy Chase Md, home
of the bride, Rev Harvey Baker Smith,
pastor of the Columbia Heights Chris
| tian Church. officiating. The wedding
| was followed by an informal reception.
| The house was gay with daisies, honey
| suckle, roses and palms, and the fire
place was banked with palms studded
with the daisies
Miss Pauline Kennedy sang preced-
| ing the ceremony, accompa MED by Miss
Alta Kennedy, violinist, who with Miss
| Lois Reynolds. sister Of the bride,
| played the wedding music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mossburg have returned
| from their wedding trip, and are at
home at 63l1 Delaware street, Chevy
| Chase, Md.
Miss Thelma Beatrice Reeve, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. William King Reeve. will be
| married to Mr.. Arthur Bailey Hayes.
jr, son of Judge and Mrs. Arthur Bailey
Hayes, Wednesday evening. The cere-
mony will be performed at o'clock in
Christ Church, Georgetown. the rector,
Rev DIR. James H. W. Blake, officiating
and will be followed by a reception in
the home of the brides father at 1919
| 30th street
Miss Reeve will be attended by her
| schoolgirl sister, Miss Catharine H
Reeve, as maid of honor, and Miss
| Elizabeth At Lee of Richmond, cousin
! of the bride. will be bridesmaid. Little
Miss Reeve Kalbfus. niece of the BRIDE
| to-be, will be flower girl.
Mr.. Hayes will have as his best man
| Mr.. George Rathwell Sheriff.. and the
| ushers will be Mr.. Fenwick Nelson
| Reeve, brother of the bride; Commander
| Warren Gerald Child, U. S. N; Mr..
| Ernest Philip Herivel of Mexico City,
brother-in-law of the bridegroom Mr.
| Thomas Somerville, jr., and Mr.. Andrew
| Jackson Somervile
The marriage took place at
o'clock last evening in st. Marks
Episcopal Church of Miss Lillian
Mary Burke Harrington, daughter of
Mrs. Anna B. Harrington, and Mr..
James Clarence Suit. Rev. w. H.
| Pettus performed the ceremony.
| Palms adorned the church, and Mr..
| w. b. Trott played the wedding
music.
marriage by her uncle, Mr.. Charles
H. Weber of New York, wore a
| gown of white georgette crepe,
trimmed with lace and made with
court train.
Her tulle veil was trimmed with
| duchess lace, and was held by a
coronet of lace and orange blossoms
| She carried a shower bouquet of
| sweet peas and lilies of the valley.
The brides cousin. Miss Lucille w.
| Fiske of New York, who was maid
| of honor, wore a gown of apricot
| canton crepe, trimmed with lace, and
a. large hat to match, and carried
| lavender sweet peas.
The other attendants, Mrs. EsteIle
| NJ. Mead and Miss Z. Lorraine Welt
| eel, were dressed alike in apricot
! color georgette crepe trimmed with
cream lace. They wore hats to
match, and carried lavender sweet
| peas.
| Little Doris Patricia Campbell was
| flower girl. and wore dress of
orchid georgette crepe and carried
| a basket of butterfly roses.
Mr.. Bernard o. Mead was best man.
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