Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
York, and attended Georgetown Uni
versity in Washington.

| tCLSity III w dSkltIlk ION.
The marriage of Miss Helen Jane
| Langlie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
l.. Langlie of 2137 Minneapolis avenue
South. Minneapolis, Mimi, and Mr..
| Sydney Anderson, jr., son of former
Representative and Mrs. Sydney An
derson of 800 Cleveland avenue, this
city. was performed by the Rev. John
Shera Montgomery, chaplain Of the
House Of Representatives. at the Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal Church on
| Saturday, June 10. at 10 o'clock am
A wedding breakfast for the immedi-
ate members Of the families and we'd
ding party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson following the
| ceremony.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, jr.. have
gone to Atlantic City, N. j., for sew
| eral weeks. and will be at home at
300 Cleveland avenue, In Washing
| ton, after July l.
| An interesting wedding was that
| Thursday afternoon of Miss Catherine
| Mandana Roe and Lieut.. Franklin
Scott 1rby, IT, S. n. which took place
in the Christ Episcopal Church at
| Madison. Ind. The rector of the
| church, the Rev. John c. Black, Off
| ciated at 3 o'clock, following a short
program of music, which was given
| by Mrs. s. G. Boyd. soprano. The
! church had a pretty arrangement Of
June lilies and ferns.
| The bride had a gown Of cream color
| lace and large picture hat of lace to
match and carried a shower bouquet
| of Butterfly roses and lilies of the val:
| ley.
| Her maid Of honor. Miss Elizabeth
| Roe, was in ecru chiffon made over
| peach.color satin and she wore a large
| picture hat OF lace, and carried an arm
| bouquet OF yellow roses and blue del
phinium. Miss Elizabeth Moffett was
bride smaid and wore yellow taffeta,
| with a hat TO match, and carried yell
| low roses and blue detphinium.
! Mr.. William ]. lrby, jr, of Wash
| ington, was best man.
A wedding reception was held in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Roe. par
ents of the bride, after which Lieut..
and Mrs. Irby started on their honey
! moon. and after August !. will be at
| home at Newport, II. l., where Lieut.
| Irby will be stationed
Among the out -of'toNn guests were
Mr.. II. G. Marshall of San Diego
Calf. grandfather Of the bride; Mrs
George Stapp OF Baltimore, Miss Min
ME Cochran Of ST. Louis, and Mr.. V.
| Ernest Field and Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Elvin of Minneapolis.
Lieut.. Irby graduated from the
Naval Academy in 1917. and served
during the World War He formerly
| lived in Washington. and since tho
close of the war has received his
| master of science and Pho from the
University of Chicago. He is at pres
ent squadron gunnery officer in the
destroyer squadron scouting feet. His
| bride is a. graduate of the Madison
schools of the Beachwood School in
Jenkintown, Pa, and of the New York
| School of Fine and Applied Art. She
| has followed her profession for year
| in New York.
| Miss Amele Burch DeCelI. daughter
| OF Mrs. John Eldridge De Cell and Mr..
! Craig Venable Morton, son of Mrs
! George B. Morton, were married
! Thursday afternoon, June 10. The
! ceremony was performed at o'clock
| in Emmanuel Baptist Church. the Rev.
Cove Johnson officiating, and was
| followed by an informal reception in
| the home of the bride in the Woodley.
| The church had pink and white
peonies and ferns and palms as deco
ration and in the apartment ferns and
gladiolas We're used. Mrs. James
| Vaughan of Jackson Miss, sang.
| accompanied by Mrs. William f. Chill
| ton OF Cleveland. Ohio. who also
| PLAYED the wedding marches.
| The bride was escorted and given
! in marriage by her brotherin-law, Mr..
S. Bingham Martin, and wore gown
| Of gray georgette crepe. The dress
| was made with circular skirt and
tight fitting bodice, a cape hanging
| from a bateau neck in the back.
| Godets We're set in the skirt and heav
| lily beaded in silver and cut steel beads
| and the skirt was further trimmed
with bands of silver. Her hat was of
orchid Neapolitan straw trimmed with
| silver and she carried d bouquet of
| bride roses and lilies of the valley.
| Miss Edith DeCell was maid OF