Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-09
SOCIETY
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after October ! will be at home al
3229 Bancroft place.

after October / will be at home at
2229 Bancroft place.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy De-
light Rohrer, daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. Freeley Rohrer. to MI
Walter Clifford Scott, jr.. took place
last evening In the Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church, of which the brides
father is pastor. Mrs. Elsie Harvey
Weaver played the wedding marches,
and the Rev. Mr.. Rohrer. father OF
the bride, off1ciated. Palms, ny
drangeas and gladioli were used IN
the church.
satin trimmed with tulle and dainty
white satin rosebuds. Her tulle veil
was held by clusters OF orange bios
SONS. and she carried a shower bou-
ouet of bride roses and lilies OF the
valley.
Miss Sarah Lillian Rohrer was maid
OF honor for her sister and wore chit
fon Of a rose orchid shade with rose
petals of chiffon and taffeta ap-
plioued here and there on the gown.
She carried Columbia roses. Miss
Jane Conover Hall Of Asbury Park,
n. j., and Miss Maude G. Hunting
Of Shutdown Beach. L. l., were
bridesmaids and were dressed alike
fly roses Miss Hall and Miss Hunting
we're classmates Of the bride at VIII
son College.
Mr.. Paul F. Scott was best man for
his brother and the ushers were Mr..
John L. Copelan. Mr.. w. Curtis
Draper, Mr.. Theron D. Wilson and
Mr.. Kenneth c. Markward.
An informal reception followed in
the church parlors. after which Mr..
and Mrs. Scott left for wedding trip
through the St. Lawrence Valley.
They will be at home after October
LIST at Kensington, Md.
Among the QUITO -town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Louise A. Maxson of
Claremont, N. H; Mrs. G. A. Morris
and her daughter. Miss Harriet Nor
ria, Of Dayton, Ohio: Miss Ruth New
ton Of Providence. r. l.; George Ford
ham of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. T. Hiser OF Greenfield. Ohio
The marriage of Miss Louise Lane
Strother. daughter Of Mrs. Strother
and the late John Strother, to Mr.
Ernest Sewell Shepard. grandson of
the late Benjamin S. Pike, all of
Washington, occurred at o'clock last
evening in the Central Presbyterian
Church. Sixteenth and Irving streets
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor. the Rev. James II. Taylor, d.
d. The church was beautifully decor
ated with palms, roses, hydrangeas
and Autumn flowers. Mrs. May Will
bur played the wedding marches and
Mrs. Malcolm Bailey sang several
solos before the ceremony.
The bride was escorted by her
brother. Mr.. David II. Strother and
wore 4 gown OF white bridal satin,
made with q tight bodic" and bouffant
skirt, Her veil Of lace and tulle was
fastened with semi-wreath of
oi4Ey" blossoms and she carried a
round bouGu~t of bride roses and
valley lilies. TIE natron of honor
was Mrs. HilIolH Tu.scn. formerly
Miss "atharIne tough and bride of
last May. The i i'd younger sister
Miss Emily Randolph Strother, was
maid o1 homo" hi:~. FOLSOM and Miss
Stro;hor wore similar gowns Of pink
moire ana sille' i@cc.
The TWO bridesmaids we're Miss
Margaret Shippeu Case IL lavender
NOR" and Miss Gladys Flanagan in
blue 'loirr. All fnn.' of the attend
ants carried clusters If pink gladioli
tied Wnh silver ribbon. Mr.. Marc
Fore was best man fo!' Nj. Shepard
and the uSherS We're Mr.. Joseph
krelitner. ir.. Of New York: Mr.
Charles Porter Strotntr. brother Of
the bride: Mr.. Cnurtland Baker and
Mr. Harry knight. Mrs. Strother,
mother Of the bride. wore an i'm
ported gown of orchid satin trimmed
with gold beads and mother of pearl
Sequins. Miss Edith Pike. aunt of the
bridegroom and with whom he has
made his home since the death of
his parents a number of years ago,
wore a gown of gray Georgette.
Following the ceremony "A small re-
ception was held al the home of the
brideh mother. 1853 Mount Pleasant
stree which was attended by the
immediate families and bridal party
only. Mrs. Strother and Miss Pike
assisted in receiving.
Later Mr. and Mrs. Shepard left
for a wedding trip. the latter wearing
a frock of brown velvet with hat and
accessories to match and a navy
blue twill coat. After October l
they will be at home at 1867 \ street,
Georgetown.
Nine. I1essinoff was hostess at din
ner last evening at LIE ParadiS for