Evening star., 1926-04-04


ture. they will take up their residence
In Baltimore.
Mr.. Kelly is a son of Mr.. and Mrs
George La Mar Kelly of Baltimore
University.
In compliment to the bride, a sur
| prise shower was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Viett. when about &c
young people frPn Rockville. the
county and elsewhere attended.
The marriage OF Miss Marjorie
Isabel Trick, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs W. (. Trick of Regina, Saskatch
evan, Carada, TO AIR. Lawrence b
| Smart of New York City, son OF MIR
| and Mrs. w. A Smart of Regina, took
! place Monday afternoon in the draw
| ing .room OF the Marjorie Webster
| School 140l Massachusetts avenue
| northwest, Rev. Joseph fe. Sizoo OF
| the New York Avenue Presbyterian
| Church officiating.
! 70 the strains of "Ioheagrin s
Wedding March, PLAYED by Miss kath-
! rrn Crowley. the bride on the arm of
| her father. preceded by her attend
| ants. descended the colonial stairs
| and was met by the bridegroom.
| The bride wore an exquisite import
| ed gown of satin. Rose point lace and
! orange blossoms trimmed the bodice
| and h0uffant skirt He long veil of
| tule was caught with coronet of
! orange blossoms, and she carried a
| shower bouquet of lilies Of the valley
and orchids.
Miss Marjorie Fraser Webster, az
me id Of honor, wore an imported frocll
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bouquet of pink roses
Miss Mildred Ruth Smith OF Niagara
Falls, u. Y. bridesmaid wore a lovely
gown OF orchid taffeta, and carried a
co 'onial bouquet of Spring flowers
Miss Polly Arnold Of Iiastings-on
Hudson, \. y. claaSmalc of the bride.
sang Because" She wore dainty
ruftied taffeta frock in the orchid
shades.
Palms, ferns and pink roses were
used in the decoration Of the colonial
stairs and the reception suite A buff
fet supper was served after the cere-
mony.
MIR. and Mrs. Smart left on a night
train for New York City. where they
will remain for few days, going from
there TO the brides home in Regina
before sailing from Vancouver for
Toxic, Japan, where Mr., Smart goes
on business.
Mrs. w. +, Martie announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Mrs. Char
lotte NJ Pulaski, TO Mr.. w. S. Dun
lop of New Britain, Conn, Saturday,
March 81, at S pm. After a re-
ception at her sisters home. Mrs.
l.. c. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlop
left for New York.
OF equal interest in Washington,
the bride home. and in the South, is
the marriage of Miss Edna Matthews,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p.
Matthews of this city, to Mr.. Lloyd
Homer Thompson of Sarasota. Fla,
Thursday, March 25. in that city.
The ceremony took place in the Epts-
copal Church OF the Redeemer. Rev.
John j. Neighbor officiating.
The church was beautifully decorated
with large arum lilies, gladioluses and
ferns, a large bunch of orange bios
som tied with white tulle marking
each pew
The bride was lovely in pale gray
crepe roma with gray accessories and
hat to match, and carried large
bouquet of roses and lilies Of the val
ley She was attended by Miss
Blanche Sandlin. who wore pale pink
crepe de chine and a pink hat, with
corsage bouquet of pink sweetpeas.
Claude Turner, a friend of the bride
groom, acted as best man at the
ceremony.
Miss Matthews Is we'll known in
Sarasota as we'll as In Washington,
having been a teacher at the high
school there for three years, and Mr..
Thompson has been in business there
for some years.
Among those at the church were
Miss Matthews brother and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Matthews, who
went from their home in Evanston.
H., for the wedding.
The bride and bridegroom left I'M
mediately after the ceremony for a
wedding trip to Cuba, after which they
will settle down in Whitefield Estates,
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