Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-24
Miss Julia Walters Bride
of Paul Cissel at Rockville
Brilliant Wedding Ceremony Held In Mary land
Church, Followed by Reception at Home
Of Brides Parents

The marriage of Miss Julia Aleze
McNair Walters, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Fairfax Walters of Rock
Vile, Md, to Mr.. Paul Calvert Cissel.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. L. Cissel
of Highland Park, Md, took place
last evening at $3.50 o'clock in the
Christ Episcopal Church at Rockville.
Md. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Willard + Minnick, and was
followed by Il reception at the home
OF the brides parents
The decorations in the church were
ionquiis, candles and green's and at
the house carnations, greens and
candies. Mrs Fred Offterdinger play
ed the wedding march and also played
during the service. Miss Miriam
Bryan of Philadelphia sang AT
Dawning" and Because before the
Ceremony.
The bride entered the church es-
corted by her father. who gave her
in marriage, and wore gown ol
white satin made on straight lines
with pearl and silver lace trimmings
'rhr gown was made with side trains,
one attached on either mp ana laiiiils
in points in the back. Her ven OF
tulle was held by orange pioSsonis'
with e band of tulle under the cum.
anu she carried "a shower pouQucl VI
sweet peas and lilies of the VALLEY:
Mrs. Francis Merchant OF Ricn,
nond was the matron OF hon"' "l.u
wore a gown of coral georgette oSei
cloth of gold, made with closG ~,
:mg BASQUE and d full-pleated skltI
Sh,. wore a tulle band under her cum
caught with a gold rose at inc siue
and carried Ophelia roses
The bridesmaids were Miss Carolyn
Howard OF Brookeville, Nd: anu hi9s
Isabel Moore of Atlantic City. ~ j.
and they wore gowns fashioned ailke
in orchid and green georgette Inaue
with side panels ana cape co!ia.
They wore silver tulle under tnels
chins, caught by Il silver band, ana
carried snapdragons in PINK, Sello"
and white and jonqulls.
Miss Anita Clark and Miss Helen
Carl, were the flower girls. ana wore
blue georgette frocks with SILVER
bands around their heads and car
ried basket Of Ward roses.
pr. Milton Cissel was the best man
for his brother. and the ushers Were
Mr.. c Lyton Mccartney of College
Park. Md; Mr.. Raymond Matthews OF
Westminster, Md, and Mr.. vernon
Cissel OF Highland. Md
After the. reception Mr.. ClSsei anu
his bride left for a southern wedding
trip, the latter wearing a gray SUI.
with Il hat TO match. They will be at
home after March 10 at Gathers
burg, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Merchant OF
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Davis of Baltimore, Mr.. ana MIS-. Jonlt
Dulin, Mr.. ana Mrs. c. p. Clark. MIS-;
Mason Clark, Mr.. Leslie kopp, Mr. ana
Mrs. Forest Ricketts, of Cantonsville,
Nd: Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown
o. Falls Church, Va
Miss Eunice Pauline Thomas, daugh-
Ter of Mr.. aud Mrs. G. A. Thomas, and
Mr. Ted X. HoSick, son of Mrs. J.. no.
sick of this city, were married tues
lay evening. The ceremony was per
formed in the home OF MI: ana NE.
west by the Rev Dr. Earle llney
OF the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church Mr.. =. $. Deffes played tne
wedding music, and Mr.. " Imam r
Snanahan sang ION, Promise We pre-
G,ding the ceremony
The bride wore Il gown OF navy plue
satin back crepe and carried
bouquet Of bride roses anu lines OF
the valley tied with white sauh rlp
bon. Miss Edith Long was maid OF
honor. and was i'll brown satin pack
creme and carried Olympia roses tled
With pink satin ribbon. Mr.. A. d.
Whitw orth was best man.
An Informal reception followed the
ceremony, after which Mr.. and Mrs:
Hosick left for Philadelphia to spend
several days. On their return from
their wedding trip they VIII De at
home at oo1 Taylor street northwest.
y simple. but beautifully arranged
wedding was that of Miss Bertha
Jane Coleman, daughter of Mr ana
Mrs Edgar \. Coleman, to Mr.. Leo
Rac Axtell OF New York, which took
rlaCc February at the home or the
~ ide'S parents. The ceremony was
r"rfcrmtd by the Rev. Bernard Bras
}lnnp, i'll the presence of the imme-
date families, ard was followed by
:, " Gliding breakfast. The house was
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
The bride wore gown OF rose
Junk georgette crepe, heavily en-
III cid.red in pearls and crystals, a
liandcau of pearls and carried an arm
bouquet of pink roSebudS.
Mrs. James Cuyler Peterman at
tended her sister as matron of honor,
wearing Il gown of jade georgette,
trimmed in crystals.
Mrs. Coleman, mother of the bride,
wore d gown of blue and silver bro
caded satin.
Following the breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs. AXtell left for q wedding trip
Ia Atlantic City. They returned to
Washington February 16 for the re-
ception given in their honor by Mr..