Evening star., 1925-01-16
"eStNyOod-Edw Wedding
OF Special Interest Here,

wedding of interest, especially to
the corps of Washington writer's, is
that, this afternoon at o'clock, of
Miss Edna IneZ Edwards, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mortimer Ed
wards of l7O Bryant street northwest
TO Mr. Richard w. Westwood, assist
ant editor of Nature Magazine. The
ceremony was performed in the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church South, Rev. w. A. Lambeth
officiating.
The bride is a native of Washing
on, while Mr.. Westwood is from Bos-
pn and Providence. where he was
associated with newspapers before
joining the organization of the Amer
ION Tree Association here about
yar ago.
Ar. and Mrs. Westwood became ac-
quinted while they were connected
viii the active work of the associa-
tlon Mrs. Westwood spent Il months
touing France, Italy and Switzerland
lastyear, and Mr.. WeStwood was for
seveal months in the American
Northwest and Canada making ma
ture ttudies.
Mr.. Westwood served with the
Frenct army for two years in the
World War, having been decorated
with tie Croix de Guerre and other
medals. He is a member of the Ma
tional Iress Club Post of the Amer
lean Leaon.
Mr.. A. Hachten, a Washington
newspapt correspondent, was best
man, andythe ushers were Mr.. Frank
Hall, Mr.. George Canty, and two
brothers q the bride, Mr.. Mortimer
Edwards AID Mr.. Thomas Edwards.
Immediat9y after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Wetwood left for New York
and Boston, where they will visit
relatives AMI friends. They will be
at home att2331 Cathedral avenue
after February
The marriase of Miss Margaret
Guthrie, daug,ter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bell Gthrie, to Mr.. Raymond
Joseph Reilly box place this morn
ing at 9 o'clockat the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart, Mgr. p. c. Gavan Of
ficiating. RECEPTION followed the
ceremony at the home of the brides
parents. Miss Aha Curtain attended
her cousin as man of honor and Mr..
Arthur Reilly was best man for his
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r Crutchfeld, who
recently purchased a house on Old
Georgetown road, Bttery Park, will
be at home in their new home after
February 10. They expected to move
into their Battery lark home the
early part of January. but were pre-
vented doing so by the death of
Mrs. Crutchfeld's fathr, Mr.. Louis
Moorefield.
Mrs Cleveland A. Ne&ton. wife of
the president of the Missouri Society,
received the girls in Washington
from Missouri Wednesdaj evening at
her home. 1882 Biltmore street, to af-
ford an opportunity for the younger
members to get together preliminary
TO the regular meeting ofthe society
at the Roosevelt Hotel Mnday eve
ming. Mrs. Newton was assisted by
wives of the other officers IF the So
ciety.
During the evening Miss .oan COL
lins gave a number of instrumental
selections and Miss Evangelire Low
EFT several readings
Lieut.. Donald E. Keyhoe. U. SM q
and Mrs. Keyhoe are spending averal
weeks with Lieut.. Keyhoe's mrents
In Ottumwa, Iowa. Before returning
to Washington Lieut.. and Mrs. Key
hoe will visit Lieut. Harry L. Palgett,
=. S, A, and Mrs. Padgett in Chicago
and also Mrs. keyhoe's brother, Mr..
]. Howard Bishop, and Mrs. Bishop in
Canton. Ohio. They will be at home
in their apartment in the Lonsdale
after February 1.
Maj and Mrs. H. ]. wild of GIn-
brook road, Battery Park, gave a
dinner party last Tuesday evening N
honor of Mrs. Horace Webb and he.
daughters, Miss Catherine Webb and
Miss Elizabeth Webb, who are spend
ing the week in Washington.
Mr.. Edward Schieldhauer enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
New Willard, where she had nine
guests.
Miss Mariquita Webb of Charles
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