Evening star., 1926-02-07
Charming Weddings Mark
CapitaIs Social Season
Two Matrimonial Events of Special Interest IN
Navy Crcle-Others Included IN Record
of Week.

Stephen Little and Alr. Elliotte X
| Little OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs
/ Charles G.. Hunter, Mrs. Philip A
| Carson. jr.: Miss Caroline Hurst, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas r. Upton, Mr.. and
| Mrs. TaZewell Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
| Walter G. Mahr, Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh
u. Williams, Mr.. H. Laurence Brooke
| Capt. Charles Devalin. Mr.. Robert w
| HudginS, DR.. II. l.. Collier. Mr.. TaZe-
well, ir.; Miss Cecilia Taylor, Mr.. and
! Mrs. DeBue Taylor and Mr.. William
| Taylor OF Norfolk Va.
! The marriage of Miss Virginia
| Hobbs McGuiSgan. daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs Charles Graham McGuiggan
! of this city. to Ensign Albert Sidney
| Moore, u. :. N. took place Friday
| evening, January %, at the home OF
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Charles b.
| Cary at Bremerton, Wash. The bride,
who went to Bremerton especially for
the wedding. was lovely in her gown
! Of white beaded georgette and wear
! ing Il corSage bouquet of lilies of the
valley and white roses.
| Lieut.. Comdr. Rice gave the bride
| away and her attendant was Miss Mil
| dred Champion of Long Beach, Calf,
| who Wore a gown of pink georgette.
| The bridegroom had Ensign Thomp-
son +. Fowler..U. S. S. Nevada, as
| best man.
Ensign and Mrs. Moore will be at
| home in Bremerton while the L. S. S.
Nevada is in port there, and when the
| ship leaves Mrs Moore will return to
Washington to be with her parents at
l31 Eleventh street northeast. arriv-
ing the trst of March.
The marriage of Miss Helen Eliza
| beth Brewton, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Brewton, to Mr. Walter
Kay Thought, son of Mrs. Lillian
Thought, took place Monday evening
at o'clock at the home of the bride
1910 Thirty-third street, Rev. w. A
Lynch officiating.
The house was decorated with palms,
ferns, lilies and smilaX, and Mrs. Edna
White played the wedding march and
accompanied Mrs. Walter Powell, who
| sang several selections.
The bride wore q gown of white
| georgette crepe. trimmed in Lace and
ribbon, and carried a shower bouquet
| OF white roses and lilies of the valley
Miss Margaret Grimes was maid of
honor, wearing gown OF nile green
beaded georgette and carrying Killar-
ney roses. Little Betty Brewton
niece of the bride. was flower girl and
carried a basket of white sweet peas.
Mr.. Donald Paul was best man.
Mrs. BreWton, mother of the bride
wore a gown of gray canton crepe and
corSage bouquet of VioletS
Following the ceremony Mr.. Thought
and his bride left for a wedding trin
10 Florida by water, Mrs. Thought
wearing a gown of ashes of roses can.
ton crepe and Il light blue coat. trim.
med in fur. They will be at home
after March l at 2630 Adams Mill
road.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Frances
Smith, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Smith to Mr.. Raymond f.
Halliday, took place Wednesday eve.
ming at o'clock in Christ Church,
Rev. Calvert L. Buck officiating.
Miss Alice Van Norman was maid
was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall.
day left Wednesday night for a
northern trip.
Mrs. Florence II. Avery of Chat
ham Courts announces the marriage
of her daughter, Marion II. Avery, to
Mr.. Richard Preston, which took
place at Rockville. Md. February 8.
While Mrs. Avery was planning 70,
church wedding to take place some
time in the Spring and TO be held a,
the Church of the Epiphany where
the family have always attended, the
couple slipped over to Rockville and
We're there united in marriage.
The bride is one of five to consider
herself a namesake of her charming
great grandmother, Marion Herring
| Mckibbon. who was the wife of Brig
| Gen. David Mckibbon, L. S \. Hel
| aunt. Mrs. G. A. Martin, formerly
Marion Mckibbon Herring, was mar
/ ried from the church of the Epiphany
| having one of the largest weddings
| held there. Her grandmother. Eliza
! beth Potts Herring, was we'll known
in Washington, New York and Phila
| delphia, for her fascinating charm
and musical talent.
| Owing to illness. Mrs. Avery will
| have TO postpone plans for a recep
ton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Preston will be q
| home at Chatham Courts until fur
! ther arrangements are made fol
| them to go to housekeeping at 354:
| Taptb street mort hUaSt