Evening star., 1924-10-26

respectively. The gowns were made
with velvet panels in contrasting
shades, and they carried old-fash-
ioned bouquets. Master Robert Bruce
Spilman the brother of the bride was
the ring bearer.
! Mr.. Kenneth c. Markward was the
best man and the ushers were Mr.. c
L. Eichner, Mr.. William Lupton, Mr.
c, Bertram Gelston and Mr.. George
FTeaS.
! MRS Spilman, mother of the bride
! wore gown of rust color cut velvet
trimmed in fur, and a corsage bou-
! quet of butterfly roses. Mrs. Stutz
mother of the bridegroom, wore dark
| blue georgctte crepe and a corsage
| bouquet of red roses.
| After the reception the bride and
! bridegroom left for a wedding trir
! to Boston, after which they will &c
| 20 Savannah, Ga, by water Mrs
| StutzS going-away costume was OF
| Drown and tan bengaline with a small
Hat of brown velvet. They will make
their home at Palmerton. Pa.
among the out-oftown guests
were: Miss Madeleine Miner of Chi
cago, Mr.. Walter w. Haviland OF
Philadelphia and Mrs. Mabel Miller Of
Harrisburg, Pa.
The wedding of Miss Frances Simp-
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
G. Simpson,.,to Mr. Charles Leo Bern
hardt, took place at the Immaculate
Conception Church Wednesday at 5
Q clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. l.. Connell
The bride wore a dress of dark blue
charmeen trimmed with fur, picture
hat of panne velvet, and carried a
bouquet of brides roses. Miss Birdie
{. SIpe, a cousin OF the bride, was
maid of honor. and wore a dress OF
brown satin trimmed in fur and a
large hat Of panne velvet to match
She carried bouquet of pink roses
MT Joseph y. Pitts was best man.
A reception at the home of the
bride followed the ceremony, where
there was charming arrangement of
ferns, roses and Autumn flowers
Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs
Bernhardt left for a trip to New
York
The marriage of Miss Mary Bennett
Harding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs AL
bert Hilary Harding of Henderson, KY,
TO Mr.. Irving Beekman Newcomb, took
place Monday afternoon at O'Clock at
3406 Seventeenth street. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. Charles
Wood in the presence of relatives and
charming arrangement of Autumn
flowers and foliage. Mr.. and Mrs. New
comb left after the ceremony for a mo-
tor trip through the Shenandoah VAL
ley.
Mr.. Thomas E Cosan Of woodside,
Md, announces the marriage of his
daughter Kathleen to Mr.. Milford Smith
or washington Saturday. October 1S
Catholic Church, Forest Glen, Md, Of
t1ciated.
wedding, simple but charming in
all of its appointments and of interest
TO many residents of Washington.
took place Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Ada Mills Payne on
Rhole Island avenue, when her
d%ushter, Mrs. Thelma Mills Trotter,
Observation-Disclosures of Clark Mills,
the distinguished Washington svulp-
Blucher Willis Rector of Washington
and Virginia
The ceremony was performed at
o'clock in the presence of relatives
and close friends, Rev. William Earl
La Rue of the Baptist Church at
Takoma Park, officiating. The home
was effectively decorated in Autumn
leaves and Fall flowers. A large
basket of white and pink chrysan-
thefnums, dahlias and gladioli, tied
with blue gauZe, filled the mantel in
the front parlor, before which the
ceremony was performed, and a sim
liar basket formed the centerpiete
for the table in the dining room.
Miss Ethel Hagner played pro-
gram of music while the guests were
assembling and the Lohengrin Wed
ding March for the entrance Of the
bridal party. The only attendant
was Miss Mabel f. Wheelock, maid
of honor. The brides gown was of
blue crepe romaine. She carried an
arm boquet of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS tied with yellow gauze. The
maid of honor wore pale pink ac-
cordion-pleated georgette, with a pearl
necklace and a silver ornament in
her hair.
A reception followed the ceremony
Mrs. Payne, mother of the bride, as
sisted the bride and bridegroom in re-
ceiving, wearing a sage green ro-
maine crepe, heavily beaded in green
and cut steel beads. Mrs. Mills,
of the bride, wore black
satin. Mrs. William Rector, wife of
the bridegroom's brother, was in
black beaded georgette, and Mrs.
Donald Wolfe, his niece, wore blue
brocaded velvet.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Rector left for d short wedding trip,
the bride travelling in a gown of
black satin, with coat of brown duve-
tyne trimmed in fox, with a hat of
the duvetyne trimmed in embroidered
flower. They will be at home after
November at So Rhode Island
avenue.