Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-04

and sister, Maj. David NJ. Randall.
l.. s. NJ. G., and Mrs. Randall in
their home, in Chevy Chase. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwards will make
their home III Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Hodgllins
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Imogene Dorothy, to Mr.. s.
A. Dulany Hunter at Richmond. Va,
yesterday.
Miss Ruth Annette Windham,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward {.
! Windham, and Mr.. Harry Lohr Ben
ner. son Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Benner, were married Tuesday morn.
ing, the ceremony being performed
in Our Ladies' Chapel, St. Aloypias
Church. Rev. William j. Brooks Off
ciated The church was very prettily
decorated with palms, roses and
/, gladio!i.
! The bride, who was escorted and
! given in marriage by her brother,
! Edward r. Windham, was in a gown
of peach color georgette with large
| picture hat to match and she carried
shower boquet of white roses and
! lilies of the valley. She was attended
/ by her sister, Mrs. Edward Luckett,
as matron of honor, who wore tan
georgette with a large picture hat of
| pink and carried tea roses.
Mr.. Leo Cleary was best man ana
| the ushers were Mr.. Edward Luckett
! and Mr. Patrick ToOly.
The wedding was followed by "A
breakfast and reception at the Frank
/, lin Square Hotel. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
! Benner left for a wedding trip, motor
( ing through the North.
Among me out flown guests were
/ Mrs. William ii. Mccoy of Jackson
H. do. \ lac
Van Deventer and Miss Frances Van
! Deventer of Boyce, Va; Mrs. George
! Evans of Berryville, Va. and Miss
! Beulah Young and Miss Mildred Rus
sell of Winchester, Va.
A recent marriage of interest to
! WaShingtonian was that OF Miss
! Eoise Badger Newell, daughter of
! Col. and Mrs. George Morgan Newell,
! formerly of Washington now sta
/ toned at Omaha. Nebr., to Mr.. Posey
/ Lester Sheior of Kentucky which
/ took place Tuesday. June 20.
! Miss Newell has been engaged in
/ mission work in the mountains OF
! Virginia and was married at the
/ church in Claudeville, Va, which she
! was instrumental in building. She
! was escorted and given in marriage
, by her brother, Mr.. Joseph II. Newell
! of Alexandria.
/ Among the out-of.town guests were
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. {. Doyle Of New
, York. Mrs. H. y. Larcombe. Miss
| CAROLYN Matthews and Miss Elizabeth
Harris of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
! H. Newell and Miss Florence Mcleod
of Alexandria. Va. and Miss Mary
Hornor of Lynchburg, Va.
After August Mr.. and Mrs. Shelor
will be at home for the rest of the
Summer at their country estates
Meadows Of Dan, Va.
/ A charmingly appointed marriage
was that of Miss Mary Ethel Crawley.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh +.
| Crawley, Marion street. Hyattsville,
| Md. and Mr. Hubert Mason WEIGH,
son Of Mr.. James II. Welch of Rutland,
| VT. which took place Wednesday
morning at $50 o'clock in st. Je-
! rome's Catholic Church there. The
! ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Emmett Cogwin of Minneapolis,
| Mimi cousin of the bride. assisted
by the Rev Andrew j. Carey, pastor
of St Jerome's Church: the Rev. Den
mis- keenan, a former pastor of ST.
Jerome's, and Father James McGur-
kin s NJ. Matthew and Albert
Wheatley were the altar boys. The
church was effectively decorated with
palms, pin oak and queens lace in
great profusion, together with bas-
kets of Spring flowers.
The bride, who entered with her
father. was attired in a handsome
gown of white satin and chantilly
lace, ornamented with tiny rhinestone
beading. Her veil of real lace was
draped in Spanish mantilla style,
caught with orange blossoms on the
side and with a tiny wreath across
her forehead. She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses and sweet
peas.
Miss Helen Crawley was maid of
honor for her sister and wore pink
georgette with hat to match. and
carried lavender sweet peas.
The bridesmaids were Miss Marian
Rhine, a cousin of the bride, of
Washington; Miss Elsie Sonnenberg
of Hyattsville and the Misses Cath
crime and Sadie Crawley, sisters of
the bride.
They wore gowns of pastel shades
in blue, yellow, green and lavender,
giving a rainbow effect. Their hats,
with long satin streamers, matched,
and they carried arm bouquets of
gladioluses. The mother Of the bride
wore blonde crepe trimmed in blue
over ashes of roses, with hat to
match, and the bridegroom's mother
was in tan crepe with hat to match.
Little Catherine and Dorothy Ann
Aiello flower girls, wore dresses of
pink organdie with godets of ruff1es
inserted in the sides and carried rose
petals.
Mr. J. Harry WEIGH. brother of the
bridegroom, of Rutland, VT, was the
best man, and the ushers were Mr..
John Daily of Washington. Mr.. Paul
II. Dwyer of Rutland, Mr.. Richard
V Mattingly of Washington and Mr.
| Hugh J. Crawley, brother of the bride,
of Hyattsville.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the residence of the brides par
ents i'll Marion street. the bride and
groom receiving under marriage
bell of white flowers.
Virtually every available place was
banked with flowers and in the din
ing ROOM where the color scheme
was yellow. a beautiful white and gold
ship adorned the center of the ia
BILE with a miniature bride and
bridegroom aboard with Cupid at the
! helm. Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH will re-
! side at their new home. at 51S Var
mum street, Washington. Mr.. and
| Mrs II. u. Smith of Rutland were
among out-of-town relatives attend
| ing.
! The marriage of Miss l. Elizabeth
| Moss to Mr. Paul T. Philipson, son of
. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Philipson of
Newark. n. j.. is of interest here.
/ where Mr. and Mrs. david II. Moss,
parents of the bride, formerly lived.
! The wedding took place Wednesday
| evening. June %. in the home of Mr..
, and Mrs. Moss, az $50 Clifton avenue,
| Newark. y. J., the Rev. Robert Scott
Inglis, pastor Of the Third Presby-
torian Church. officiating, in the pres
ence of about $50 guests. Mr.. Gus
tave van der Loo Of New York sang,