Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

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sBriarclif. y. Y. She was presented
Fo st. Louis society threa years ago
zt a dance at the st. Louis Country
; Tub, and is a member of the Junior
I4eague. Mr.. Lambert is "A graduate
Ff Princeton University and Of the
Harvard Law School. and is one of
she popular members of the Younger
circles of Washington residential
circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joseph t'ister
announce the marriage of their daugh-
Ser, Miss Mary Virginia Fister. to
J;nsign Duncan Calvin Macmillan.
a.. :. y. Of berkeley Calf. which
Fook place September Q in ST. Charles
FectOry at Pikesville. Md Owing to
> recent bereavement in the brides
Family. arrangements for the we'd
Wing were quite simple. only the inn
.lnediate family. witnessing the cere-
fnony. The Rev. Ambrose Beavans
}offciated. Miss Lorene Nelson was
,Inaid IF honor and Mr.. W. DeEeale
fister acted as best man.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Macmillan left follow
ling the ceremony for a motor trip
and will lie at home after Wednesday
iat $3.50 Thirtieth street. Chevy Chase.
d. G.. for about 10 days. They will
sail September ~ for California.
,ehere Ensign Macmillan will join his
Ship, the L. :. :. Maryland
= The Park View Christian Church
vas the scene of a pretty wedding
Friday evening. September 3, when
Miss Marion Platt, daughter of Mrs
Isabella Patt. became the bride of
AIR James Henry Connell, son Of Mr..
Henry Connell. The ceremony was
performed AT o'clock. the Rev.
Harvey T.. Smith. pastor of Columbia
heights Christian CHURCH. officiating.
srhe church was beautifully decorated
with ferns. palms and cut flowers.
Before the ceremony Mr.. Willis
IIayner sang II Love You Truly and
SO Promise Me-" while the wedding
march was played 10y Mrs. Finney.
The bride WAS given in marriage
by Mr. William o. Marks, and wore
II white Persian satin gown. made
with buuffant skirt and basque, and
wore a tulle veil. with crown of
lace and pearls. She carried Il shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of
the valley.
Mrs. Albert j. Sillers. sister Of the
and wore orchid taffeta. trimmed With
tuIle. and flowers to match, and
large leghorn hat. trimmed with lace
and taffeta She carried a bouquet
of pink roses The little flower girls
were Agnes Jet and Marie Burns.
and they were dressed in blue and
pink georgette with pink bows of
lnaline on their hair. and carried
gold baskets filled with pink rose
petals.
Mr.. Jack +. Burton was best man.
and the uShcrS We're Mr.. Earl Harms
and Mr. Irwin Jouvenal.
Mrs. Isabella Platt. mother al the
bride wore u gown of orchid
geurgctte over pink satin and a large
black hat, trimmed with VelNet ana
taffeta. Mrs William o. Marks.
sister of the bridegroom. was in dull
red gc"rgette. and wore Il hat to
match
4 reception followed in the home
OF the brides mother, who received
With the wedding party. assisted by
Mrs. William @. Marks. Mrs. Allen
Haight. Mrs. Charles Price and Mrs.
X. G. EanSdell.
Later in the evening Nh. and Mrs.
Council left for a wedding trip. the
bride travelling in "A gray gown.
trimmed in blue. with hat and coat
to match. They will make their home
In Washington.
Miss Martha Lee Young. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. MagnuS T. Young of
Washington. was married "Wednesday
evening to Mr. Paul Franklin Fox.
also OF Washington The ceremony
was performed at I o'clock at calvary
Baptist Church, with the Rev. W. $.
Ahernethy officiating.
. The bride. who was given in mar
riage 10y her father. wore Il gown of
white taffeta. bouffant style. trimmed
With deep Duchess lace. and Il long
veil of tulle trimmed With lilies of the
valley. The bridal bouquet was
shower of white roses and lilies of the
valley.
The maid of honor. Miss Drllsilla
Waite. was dressed in orchid taffeta.
trimmed with Chantlle lace. and she
wore large silver lace hat Her