Evening star., 1924-11-16
= Late Autumn Weddings
Among Social Events
Charming Color Scenes Feature the Nuptial
Ceremones-Bridal Couples Greeted
By Hosts of Friends.

Il derson. Baltimore; Miss Frances Can
noway. Farmville, Va, and Misses
Virginia Marshall Cal:er and Elizabeth
Steck of WincheSer. all OF whom Wore
yellow chiffon ,rirsEed with ostrich
feathers and carried yellow chrj san
tnemumS.
Little Mss Westwood BererL
BYRD, as now er girl, carried an orchid
colored basket OF lavender sWee;
peas and yellow rosebuds. The rib
bon bearers, little Misses Lewis BYRD
and Elizabeth Shyrock. wore white
organdy dresses with yellow shoulder
bows.
Mr.. r. Bentley IIoeber. Of washing
ton. and Mr.. Alfred Rhett Stuart Of
Atlanta, Ga. The groo1nsnnen were,
Mr.. E. Temple Robinson and Mr.
John r. Orr Of Norfolk. Va; Mr.
Harry " Jones. Mr.. J. Nell Scott,
Mr.. Charles Ferguson and Mr.. Ash.
ton w Clarke of Newport News, and
lia:ns OF Winchester. Cshers were
Nj. Harry X. Benham and Mr.. Dab
neg c. Harrison, jr., OF Boyce, Va:
Mr. William Riley of White Post,
Va. and Beverley Wright Of Win
che3,e-.
Mr.. Stuart is prominently tdent!-
fed with business interests OF New
, port News, Y d, where ne a!lu ii'S
bride Will make their home.
Announcement is made OF the mar
rlage Friday. November "a. Of Lieut..
Edmund Graham West, L. S. A. and
Miss Alberta Fuller of Detroit.
Mich. at THE Little Church Around
the Corner" in New York City
of years q resident OF Washington
and Is graduate OF the Central
High School. He entered tho Army
| In 1917 and served in France
throughout the war, and on his re-
turn was on duty In the War De-
partment here for over year. lie
is now stationed at Brooklyn, n. y.
Au.u,rn- leaves, ferns and Fall
flowers formed an effective setting
for the marriage OF Miss Amelia Mae
Dieudonuc. daughter Of Mrs. Julianna
Jennings Bricc Dieudonr@. and Rev.
John sylvester Potts OF PhI!sdeiphia.
which took place Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock in historic st. Lukc's
Episcopal Church Blade usburg, Nc.
Tho ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles l.. Monroe, rector OF ST. Mat
thew's Parish. Of which st. Luke's Is
the mother church.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin, fashioned with q train, and her
veil was OF tulle, trimmed with
Miss Appilona A. Lynch was the
maid OF honor. and Mr.. Jules F. Dieu-
donne, brother OF the bride, was best
man. Tho ushers were Mr.. Frank NJ.
Stephen and Mr.. v. G. Casbarian. both
of Rivordale. The bride was given
away by her cousin, Mr.. r. N. Fell
Of Ardmore, Prince Georges County.
| The wedding marches were played by
Miss Adelaide Lepper, orsan!st OF St.
Luke's
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home OF the brides
mother, attended only By members Of
the bridal party and the Immediate
families.
Rev. and Mrs. Potts will be at homo
IL Philadelphia after November 30.
The marriage of Miss Wilhelmina
Zuberano to Mr.. James Montgomery
Allen, son of Mrs. Allen of Atlanta,
Ga, took place Friday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed at o'clock
in tho home OF her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Zuberano. at 124S
New Hampshire avenue, the house
whore the brides parents were mar
rtcd, Rev. Mr.. Endres OF the Concor-
dia Lutheran Church officiating. The
house had pretty arrangement OF
Autumn leaves and white chrysan-
InSIluIuS, ana MISS Elise
cousin of tho bride, played the we'd
ding music.
The bride was escorted and given
In marriage by Henry A. Zuberano, and
wore a gown Of white satin er1broider-
ed in crystal beads, with a wide band OF
white fur on the bottom Of the skirt.
She wore wreath Of orange blossoms
in her hair and carried bride roses with
= shower Of lilies Q! the valley.
Miss Henrietta Langer vas maid
OF honor, and was In chiffon shaded
in fame color with petals Of a darker
shade on the circular skirt, and she
carried tea roses. Mr.. c. Emery Gal
liner was best man.
An informal reception followed,
when Mrs. Zuberano. aunt Of the
bride, received with the wedding
party. She wore taupe; cut velvet.
Later In tho day Mr.. and Mrs
Allen left for n northern wedding
trip, the latter travelling In cram
berry red velvet dress trimmed with
beaver, and a small hat to match.
They will be at homo after December
1 at 9ol Nineteenth street
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