Evening star., 1926-05-23
Weddings of Last Week
Of Particular Interest
Marr;ase Yesterday of Miss Hall and DR.. Blunt of
Interest in Lower House-Other Weddings
in May of Past and Future Date.

\ congressional wedding OF I'M
usual interest was that "i MISS
I.uceille Hall, daughter OF Representa-
tive and Mrs. Thomas i'all ol Nortn
Dakota. to DR.. James Keenan, Blunt
If bismarck. y. Oak. which took
place Yesterday afternoon at O'CLOCK
~ th, home of the bride parents.
Ioo9 Thirteenth street. The arrange
ments were charming in their Slmpilc-
ity and the house was decorated Win
,.ut flowers and palms. an improVlSed
altar being placed in the bay window
The chaplain of the House. rev.
James Shera Montgomery. ohiciaten'
and "A reception followed Immediately
after the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
bv her father and wore "a quaint gown
OF oyster white taffeta, made with
CLOSE. fitting basque and a hnuftant
skirt which Was ankle length. The
neckline was round and was fnlShed
off with rhinestones and pearls, ana
, dainty design was picked out IN
uearls and rhinestones about the hem
line and in the front and BACK ot
The skirt. Her veil "t tune was
hold by n cap Of lace and orange
blossoms and she carried a shower
BANQUET OF white roses and INES OF
the valley. ,.,;,.,
Miss Ellen Hall. sister of the bfl"e'
,,,d Miss Nancy I'eatherStone were
the bridesmaids and they wore
frocks of taffeta fashioned shhiiitf 20
chat Of the bride. with baSqueS anu
houffant skirts. scalloped about HtS
hem line and faced with "a coi.tf"s,-
ing color with tiny sprays ot rre,icn @
flowers caught in each scailop' NtsS
ualrS gown was orchid tafleta anu
l,e,tbarstone's gown was OF ytiioW
r.,cad in orchid. They both wore
;rov-nles,; hats of silver lace WIN
.+raamers of ,ulle and carried arm
bouquets of flowers.
lent. Homer Wllin, L. :. n. was
the best man. ,,,
Irotlowing the reception DR.. blunt
AMI his bride left for a Wedding IMP
Mrs. Blunt wearing green i"hft,
twill suit trimmed with brown nfaiu
and a small brown hat. They VIII
make their home in bismarck.
Miss Katherine Burke Towers
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lem
Towers Of Wardman Park ftotel'
whose marriage to Mr.. Arthur -
IIill will take place in Mania III
August. will leave May N Tor IAN
Francisco, where she VIII meet htr
uncle and aunt, Mr.. ana Mrs. f.dWih
Rurkc. and will sail With them Tor
Ihc Orient on the President Monroe
.Iunc 6. They will stop for week
IN IIonolulI,. then go on for brief
visits in China and Japan before re-
t1irniu. to Manila. where Mr.. Burke
IS the president of q ma nutacturinS
company. The wedding viii take place
the first part of August, and viii he a
church event, followed by reception
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Burke.
The bride and bridegroom will leave
at once for Singapore. where Mr.. nm
is in business, and where they Will
make their home.
Mr.. William Mcguire announces the
marriage of his daughter. Marie. to
Mr. Edward Campbell Shields. for
merry of Baltimore, now of Nashlng-
ton. The ceremony was performed
Thursday afternoon, May 20, in the
rectory of the Church of the I'm
maculate, at Towson, Md. the rector,
the Rev. Father Sheridan, officiating.
= Mrs. Kincheloe, wife of Representative
David y. kincheloe. was matron OF
honor, and Mr.. Emerson Norton was
best man.
&; Mr.. and Mrs. Shields will be at home
after June /. at 34lo Brown street.
Mrs. Shields is graduate of the
Visitation Convent at Frederick, Md.
and has been active in the work of
the Stonewall Jackson Chapter of the
L. D. c., of which she is former
president. Mr.. Shields is a graduate
of Georgetown College and a member
of the Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity.
A very pretty wedding occurred
Thursday. May 20, at Columbia
Heights Christian Church. when Mr..
o,,t-i.
Glasgow were married. the Rev. Iiar
Hey Baker Smith, pastor of the
church, officiating.
"At Dawning" and 20 Promise
Me" were beautifully sung by Miss
Belva Hoch. accompanied by Miss
Mida Tucker, who also played Men,
delssohn's "Wedding March" as the
bridal party entered the church.
The bride, accompa MED to the altar
by her brother-in.law, Mr.. q. 3. At
wood, Wore a gown of Elizabeth crepe
Of the new bluet shade. with gray
!. hat trimmed in tones of blue to match
her dress. and carried large bouquet
of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
i. The bridesmaid, Miss Mary CHS
holm of this city wore gown of rose
colored crepe with a black hat
trimmed in shades of rose. and car
ried a bouquet of pink butterfly roses.
The bridegroom was attended by
Mr.. Carl Robinson of this city. There
were palms, ferns and cut flowers
about the altar.
Miss Glasgow is the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Glas-
gov of Silver Spring, Md. and Mr..
Wagonseller is the son of Mrs. Anna
Wagonseller, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagonseller left inn
mediately after the ceremony for an
extended motor trip to Niagara Falls,
points in Canada, New York and New