Evening star., 1926-11-18
(; Baily-De MOll Military
sWelding i'm st. Margarpt's.

atook place last evening at o'clock,
itn ST. Margaret's Episcopal Church,
swhen Miss Leah Isabel De Moll,
Sdaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
sJoseph DE Moll became the bride Of
SLieut Frederick r. Baily. United
Estates Coast Guard. the Rev. Herbert
sScott Smith officiating.
{ The church was decorated with
swhite chrysanthemums and palms,
sand Miss Gretchen Hood sang sew
Teral selections Of nuptial music. ac-
2companied by Mr.. Mcleod, organist,
who played the wedding marches.
, The bride walked TO the altar with
sher father, who gave her in marriage,
tand her bridal robe was an imported
smodel of white chiffon appliqued in
fsilver Her tule veil was arranged
about her face in cap effect with
.orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses, lilies
of the valley and orchids.
Mrs. John Lawrence, sister OF the
bride was the matron Of honor and
:the brides maids were Miss Prudence
Wilson OF New York. Miss Virginia
Heron. Miss Helen West and Miss
Elizabeth Reilly The attendants all
wore gowns Of yellow chiffon velvet
made along quaint oldfashioned lines
the bridesmaids were Miss Prudence
skirt with inserts Of gold cloth at
the front and tiounces of gold lace.
They all carried arm bouquets OF yell
.lOW chrySanthe
: The two Younger sisters OF the
bride were flower girls. Miss Betty
. DE Moll and Miss Peggy De Mol.
gThey were dressed in yellow taffeta
. and georgette and carried old-fash-
: toned bouquets of yellow roses.
; Lieut.. l.. II. Baker of the United
+. States Coast Guard was best man
/ and the ushers were Ensign John
: Rountree. Lieut.. Marion of the Coast
! Guard: Lieut.. Comdr. F. X. O'Brien.
6 L. S. N. and Lieut.. A. G. Hall, United
: States Coast Guard.
= They formed an arch with crossed
7 sabers. under which the bride ana
bridegroom passed when leaving the
; church.
A reception followed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. De Moll 2905 Thirty
(. second street. Mrs. De Moll, mother
I of the bride. wore gown OF black
seouins made over cloth of gold, and
Mrs. Baily. mother of the bridegroom,
5 wore a gown of black velvet.
: Later Lieut.. and Mrs. Baily left
for a wedding trip. the latter wearing
a dres of Chanel red velvet and
: Ceorgette, with a coat to match trim
med with caracul fur. They will make
their home in New London, Conn.
Among the out-of-town guests were
sNIr, and Mrs. Louis Phipps. Engle'
i wood. N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hip
burn, Philadelphia; Miss Jansun'
= Philadelphia. and Mrs. G. +. Clalre'
: New York City.
: DIR. and Mrs. Macpherson Crichton
were hosts at dinner last night at
sthe Chevy Chase Club in honor OF Mr.
.and Mrs Donald G.. Stuart OF havana
Cuba, who are stopping at the May
flower Hotel for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Laird Dun
. lop, jr., were hosts at dinner Tuesday
evening in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas J. Ward of New York,
the latter formerly Miss Elizabeth +.
: Crabbe of Pittsburgh.
: Mrs. Harry B. White has returned
to Arizona. where she will spend the
Winter with her son, Mr.. Lewis Z.
White, on his ranch, Monte Vista,
near Wickenburg.
% Mrs. Nina Chinn Walker has with
! her her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Davis, and their
infant son, John w. Davis, jr. Mr..
and Mrs. Davis reside in Syracuse
and have been with Mrs. Walker for
y lew weeks. dFS. bdNAS, VIII HdS
formerly Miss Elizabeth Walker of
this city, will spend the Winter here
with Mrs. Walker.
At the ball to be given at the
Mayf1ower, Tuesday, December {, for
the benefit of William and Mary Col
lege, Miss Mary Page Julien. Miss
Nancy Hamilton, Miss Louise FitZ-
hugh and Miss Eleanor Smith. with
number of young men. will take
part in Il tableau representing the
early colonial history of William and
Mary College. Some of the historic
characters TO be represented In this
tableau will he Gen. George Washing
ton. chancellor of the college in
colonial days: Benjamin Franklin,
George Wythe. Thomas jefferson and
smany other distinguished men of that
,day and generation.
DIR. Henry Beach Carre Of Wander
hilt University, Nashville. Tenn. was