The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-28
MISS STORY
MARRIED
!
TODAY
WEEDS Edward Lyndal
Reed, of Foreign
Service

The marriage Of Miss Caroline
Sherman story, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John p. Story, Jr., to
Edward Lyndal Reed, OF Wayne,
Pa, was solemnized at noon today
in picturesque st. Johns Church,
the rector, the Rev. DIR. Robert
Johnston, officiating. Afterward
there was small reception at the
home of the bride, 1922 Eighteenth
st.
The wedding was an event Of
unusual interest, as Miss Story
comes Of family which has been
prominent in washington for sew.
eral generations. Her mother was
Jane Albert, OF a well-known Mary.
land family. She Is granddaugh.
ter OF the late Gen. John f. Story.
Mr.. Reed, whose home is Car-Alan
at Wayne, is the son Of the late
Alan H. Reed. His mother, who
has since died, was married a sec.
ond time to DIR. s. Hamil Horne,
OF Philadelphia, and DIR. Horne came
to Washington to be best man for
his step-sor.
Wedding Party
Mr.. Reeds sister, Mrs. Henry
Molthan, was matron Of honor for
Miss Story and her husband served
as an usher. The brides other at.
tendants were her young sister,
Miss Jacuueline Story, maid of
honor, and six bridesmaids, Mrs.
John Amherst Francis Cecil, Of
Biltmore. NJ. c.; Miss Alice Emo,
OF Princeton, NJ. u, Mrs. Richard
Porter Davidson, Miles. RaqueI and
Julia Helena Pueyrredon, daughters
OF the Argentine Ambassador and
Miss Elizabeth Hit.
Besides Mr.. Molthan the ushers
were q group of Mr.. Reeds asso-
ciates IN the state Department.
Including Raymond Cox, Foster Nc
Fadden, Cleveland Perkins, Theo.
Clore Mariner. Hersehe1 Johnson
and Francis White.
Spring, Flowers
Spring flowers were used in great
profusion throughout the church,
The bride wore q severely simple,
gown Of satin, straight Of line and
with the decoltage cut in deep
" back and front. The long train.
also " shaped at the top, hung
from the shoulders and was COM
pletely covered by the brides
q shower Of orchids and lilies OF
the valley.
The attendants were gowned alike
in lavendar tulle, with tight bodices
and very full ruffled skirts. The
Iavendar velvet Of their sashes was
repeated in the bows ornamenting
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straw and they carried armsfull of
spring flowers.
Mr.. Reed, who IL In the Foreign
at the State Department, has been
detailed to Berlin and will take
his bride to his new post on the
completion of their wedding trip.
AS her travelling costume the bride
Is wearing an ensemble suit OF
green, with a becoming small
green hat.
Mrs. D. Fl. Fl. Dunn and her
sister Miss Anne Scott, viii be
joint hostesses at bridge party at
the Chevy Chase Club on the after.
noon Of May A.
Mrs. Edgar Rowe Zimmerman.
past president Of the Maryland
branch OF the League Of American
Pen Women and a delegate to the
annual convention being held here
this week, was the honor guest at
a dinner given by Mrs. Samuel Bur.
leigh Milton. at the latter's home in
sixteenth Street last night. In.
vited to meet Mrs. Rowe are Miss
Fitzgerald, OF Greenwich, Conn, a
delegate to the League convention.
and Mrs. j. Harry Leps, Of Hagers.
town, Md. Miss Eleanore thinner.
man, daughter of Mrs. thinner.
man, and Miss Jean Myer, who
acted as pages at the League =
Authors breakfast, have returned
to their homes in Baltimore.