Evening star., 1926-05-30
Particular Interest in
June Wedding Forecast
Several Service Weddings and That of Du Pont-
Wrenn Families of Special Interest-Count
Moy Takes Washington Bride

Mrs. Mary Ridgely Wyvill and the
Late Mr.. Anthony James Wyvill, was
escorted to the altar and given In
marriage by her brother, Mr.. Anthony
James Wyvill. Her gown Of satin.
back crepe was appliqued in a rose
design outlined with seQuins and seed
pearls, made with tight bodice and
full skirt. Her long veil OF imported
tulle was held by a wreath of orange
blossoms and seed pearls, and she
carried a shower bouquet Of white
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The attendants formed a pretty
| scene in their frocks of rainbow
shades, made similar to that Of the
bride. Miss Clara Wyvill was her
sisters maid of honor and wore pale
yellow satin with rows Of wide yellow
lace and silver beads on the skirt. Her
leghorn hat had yellow roses and
satin streamers to match and her bou-
quet was Of Ward roses and dolphin
ium. Mrs. Bernard Coyle Of Wash
| ington, the brides sister. was matron
| Of honor, wearing peach.color taffeta
with wide Spanish lace. Her large
black hat was strimmed with flowers
in shades of rose and peach and she
| carried bouquet of butterfly roses.
The six bridesmaids, who entered
the chMrch singly, included Miss Alma
Wyv;:A the brides sister: Miss Ida
WyveE. Miss Rose Wyvill. Miss jean
nette s:idgely, Miss Bernardine Card.
| ner of Catonsville, Md, cousins Of the
bride, and Miss Claudia Hanrahan of
Washington. Their costumes were of
georgette crepe. two in yellow. two in
blue and two in orchid. with large
bows Of maline on their shoulder.
Their picture hats were of horsehair
Av-n{I Nd 10 tnh hAf 60.
frocks and trimmed with flowers of
corresponding shades. They carried
STATS tied with bouquets Of pink roses
and delphiniun.
Little Margaret Lorraine Coyle was
flower gtrl. Her. dress was of white
silk marquisette and lace and she
carried a small basket of shell pink
rosebuds.
Mr.. Henry Hess of Baltimore was
best man for Mr.. Griffin and the
ushers were Mr.. John Wyvill. Mr..
Frank Wyvill, Mr.. George Wilson,
Mr.. Carroll Hunter of Washington.
Mr.. William Everett of Baltimore and
Mr.. Bernard Coyle.
there was a reception at Cedar Grove,
the home of the bride.
Later. when Mr.. and Mrs. Griff1n
left on a trip to New York and Que
bee, Mrs. Griffin wore a modish cos
tune Of gray and delft blue.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Bernard Gardner and Miss Char
lotte Gardner of Catonsville. Md;
Mrs. John Cross of New Orleans, La;
Mrs. John Lee of Richmond. Va: Mrs.
Molly Wright. Mrs. William Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rose, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Connolly. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
tee
John Cleary, all of Baltimore. The
Washingtonians included Mrs. Mary
Coyle. Mrs. Elliott Stevens. Mrs.
Thomas Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. William Ryan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Fritter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Wells. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Sewers, Miss Margaret Coyle, Miss
Nora Barron, Miss Margaret Leary,
Miss Cora Serrin. Mr.. Edgar Brown
and Mr.. Martin Mccarthy.
The marriage of Mrs. Frances
Wallace Williams to Senior Joseph
Manuel Alemida took place Tuesday
afternoon. May IS. at $50 o'clock, in
the home of the Rev. Cove G. John
son. 1921 Thirteenth street, who Of
f1ciated.
Tne bride wore gown of king
blNe georgette crepe, with a hat to
match, and carried lavender sweet
peas. Miss Mary A. Crawford of
Riverside. Md. was the maid of honor,
wearing a gown Of. pink georgette
crepe and carrying pink sweet peas.
Mr.. George r. Assay Of Washington
was the Best man
Senor and Sonora de Alemida left
after the ceremony for wedding trip
ana June Is they will sail for Cali.
fornia, where they will make their
nome. Sonora de Alemida was for.
merly nurse in one of the large
Government institutions and made her
home with her sister, Mrs. Harry r.
livingston. at 3215 Morrison street
Chevy Chase.