Evening star., 1924-06-24

groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
r. Eberly, 1906 North Capitol street
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, Mr.. Anthony M.
Staubly of Martinsburg. wore a
charming gown of white crepe de
chine, with hat of white silk, and car
ried white roses and lilies OF the val
ley. Miss Winifred A. Staubly, maid
chine. with hat of Ieghorn and pink
SILK, and carried pink roses.
Mr.. Raymond Eberly, cousin Of the
groom. was best man and the ushers
were MT Harold Patschke and Mr.. LIE
Roy Miller. Among the out-of-t town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Staub-
! " and Miss Frances Staubly, also
Miss Helen Little. all Of Martinsburg,
W: Va. and Mrs. c. Frank Grimm Of
Winchester, w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Eberly left imme-
diately after the reception for Balti-
more, and from there will go by sea
on wedding trip to New England,
returning to make their home in this
northeast They will be at home
after July Z.
a pretty wedding took place this
morning at Q o'clock. when Miss
kathieen IA; Ready, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael r. Ready, become the
bride of DR.. James Hugh Farley. son
| OF MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Farley of Shep-
andoah, Pa. The ceremony was per-
FORMED at the Holy Name Church by
| the Rev. Father Charles A. Branton
| or Philadelphia and was followed by
| nupt1al mass. The church had an
| attractive arrangement OF peonies
| and daisies against a back ground of
paIns and ferns, and at the house
| there was profusion of summer
blossoms and green's. Preceding the
| services solos were sung by Miss
| irene Regan, cousin Of the bride; Miss
| marie Woolbough and Miss Edith F'ay
| or Altoona, Pa, a classmate of the
bride '-A'
| The bride, who was escorted tc
the altar by her father, wo-e a gowr
OF white satin yelled in chiffon
maze with a circular skirt and trim
| ined III crystal beads. a court train
hung from the "houlders her tuIIt
| ven was held by a coronet of duchessf
| lace and orange blossoms, and she
carved shower bouquet of bride
roses a9d lilies of the valley
! Miss Catherine r. Farley. sister 81
the bridegroom. was the brides only
| attendant, and she wore a gown OF
smell pink georgette crepe combin &c
| win delicate cream lace, with a
.ireaners Ha,r s,raw " hat tiai,o to match. lone
the left side OF the brim by a cluster
| of French flowers
Little Helen Morley was the ring
| bearer
Mr.. Joseph Ready. brother Of m.
| nridr, was the best man, and the
! usherS were, MIR. Edward Flood, Mr.
John \. Gallagher jr. Mr.. Bernard
Keller and Mr.. Daniel Murphy.
The ceremony was followed by :
! wedding breakfast at the home OF
ne brides parents, at which a large
lumber OF relatives and intimat.
| friends We're present.
Dr. and Mrs. Farley left after the
| breakfast for wedding trip. Tn,
! bride is graduate of Trinity Col
| lege. having received her degree from
| that institution several weeks ago
| lpr Farley is Il graduate Of the Uni.
versity of Michigan in the class o
| 1922
/ Among the out of town guests wer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Farley and thei
| daughter Miss Cathe rine E,arIty anc
| Miss Marie Earley and Mr. Tl'oma!
! Farley, all of She nandoah, Pa
The wedding Of Miss Janet AiIeer
| Rector and Mr.. Donald WooIf, which
| was to have taken place at st. Paul'S
| NJ. F. Church South tomorrow sfter,
| noon, was postponed today because
| Of the illness of a member q Mis-:
| RectorS family.
Representative and Mrs. Fred A
! Britten went TO New York +od4y u