Evening star., 1926-09-26
Brides Continue to Lead
In Capital Social World
Many Weddings Recently Chronicled. Here and
in Other Cities of Special Interest
in. Washington.

ton. assisted by Rev. Dr. W imam
Sheiling. pastor OF the Clarendon
Church. Mrs. sErnest Baldwin OF
Clareredon sang several solos. accom-
also of Clarendon. WHO played the
wedding march.
The hride Was given in marriage by
rer. uncle. Mr.. George Shelton Perkins
and she " re Waite taffeta and lace
;li-us with ticht-tittinS bodice and full
Xxi. !. Her t,,lle veil waa held in place
ny nearlS and clusters Of orange bios.
SONS and she carried bride roses and
lie ci ne valley.
Miss Louise Hough of Clarendon
was maid Of honor, and had costume
of orchi,! taifeta. the skirt finished
with tule fiounce. and she carried
uuuquet oi l,ink ruses. The brides
| maids were Miss Susie James OF Gilt
lon Forge. sister OF the bridegroom;
diss Margaret Virginia Eees and Miss
Marion Nagruder Of Clarendon. IheH
we're in ;affeta dresses made like that
OF the maid OF honor, in pastel sha des
Of peach co.o:. yellow and green. and
hey all carried pink roses. Little Ann
| Y land, c"'' i!.e" Of DR.. and Mrs.
Stacy 7. Eo.and Of Clarendon. Wa
.r 3. lad dainty frock o.
white swiss and carried a basket fill
ID with PM! rose petals.
Mr. w. Kent Ford OF Clifton Forge
- at N and the ushers were
Mr.. Edward Scott Tyler Of Washing
/ 81. ST.. .,;..e.t l.. Ashton Of Claren.
/ Ion and Nv. Henry =. Thomas of
| A'AXa ndria.
The cerem ny was followed by re-
"en: on in the home of the bride :
parents for only the members of the
kn
Mrs. SNYDER. mother Of the bride, ana
Mrs. James. mother of the bride
groom. received with the wedding
party. Mrs. Snyder was in beige lace
| made over orchid chiffon and Mrs.
lanes wore dark blue cut velvet ana
| >ath wore cor,A2e bouquet II PINK
! roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. James left later for a
! motor trip to New York. Philadelphia
nd Hot Springs. the bride travelling
| in an ensemble suit of brown satin
and beige chiffon with hat to match.
They will be at home after October IL
| at III Clarendon avenue, Clarendon,
| Va.
Among the ut-of-town guests were
| Mrs. Ambrose c. Ford. state pfesl-
dent of the u. ID. c.. and her daugh.
ter. Miss Dorothy Preston Ford. or
! clifton Forge. Va: Mr.. j. n. Schep-
NOES of Richmond. Miss Eveline
! Bleakley of New Orleans. Mr.. and
! Mrs. y. G.. James and their young
daughter. little Miss Susie James. OF
! 4, fl, on f'orge ard Mrs. BsrnIce W.
J Chambliss If Fort Washington, Va.
The marriage of Miss Mary Frances
Barr, daughter of MIR. and Mrs
! Thomas c. Barr. TO Mr.. Floyd Wood
all BUSH, son Of Mrs. Mamie Virginia
! Bush of E;stili Springs. Tenn. TOOK
pace Tuesday evening. The ceremon!
was performed at : o'clock in the
central Presbyte terian n Church. Rev. DR.
james ii. Tavlor officiating. Palms.
min leaves, white dahtiaS and pink
| eIadioli decorated the church. and
Mrs. Ruth Ayler Morgan sang several
/ solos. accom- panied by Mrs. Grace Jack
son. organis.. who also played tAe
Wedding music.
The bride was escorted AND given IN
marriage hy her father. and wore
gown OF white satin. The fun SKIRT
was scailopel about the bottom and
was trimmed with insets OF lace
studded with pearls and rhinestones.
, The tisht-titting bodice was made with
, very short sleeves and trimmed with
Il lace woke studded with pearls and
rhinestones, and her lace veil was
held by wreath of orange blossoms,
and she carried bride roses and lilies
of the valley.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mayes King was
matron of honor and was in lavender
taffeta. the full skirt scalloped about
the bottom and faced with yellow
taffeta, and the tight bodice having
touches of the yellow taffeta. She
carried a. shower bouquet OF yellow
roses. Miss Marjorie Sue Glover or
Norwalk, Conn.,, cousin of the bride,
was maid of honor and wore similar
costume to that Of the matron, her
dress in yellow taffeta trimmed with
the lavender. and she also carried vel
low roses. The bridesmaids. Miss
Adele Allison, Miss Maxine Role and
Miss Kathryn Everett. were dressed
in taffeta trocks with tuil skirts nn6
tieht waists, finished at the neck line
with velvet ribbon ties 10 match their
dresses in shades of blue. green and
pink. and they all carried pink roses.
Mr.. RI. Watson LRese was hest man.
and Mr.. W. Barron Glover. cousin OF
The bride; Mr.. Walter f.. Scott. Mr..
Arthur F.. Peterson of Chicago and
MIR. Robert Lewis Terrell were
ushers.
A reception followed in the home Of
the brides parents. when Mrs. Barr,
mother of the bride. received with
the members of the wedding party
she was in orchid seorgette crepe
| trimmed with fringe in deeper
shade.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Bush left for a wedding trip in the
South. the bride travelling in dark blue
crepe and satin trimmed with tan, a
small tan velour hat and a coat to
match finished with a. collar Of mink
| fur. They will be at home after
October at 1917 First street north
west. Mrs. Bush is a. graduate of
George Washington University in the
! in June Mr.. Bush is a student at
! the university.
Among the out.of-town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Glover of Nor
/ walk. Conn; Miss Clare Manning OF
| Mount Joy. Pa. ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Tnurston Reed and Miss Halle Mae
| Reed of New Jersey.
Miss Mildred Elizabeth Robson.
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. George w.
Robson. and Mr.. Arthur Sylvester
| Morrison, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
day morning. September 1s. in the
| Lutheran Church Of the Atonement.
| Rev. Howard f. Snyder officiatinE, At
| II o'clock. The church was decorated
with palms. ferns and roses and Mrs.
| Barghausen played the wedding
music.
| The bride wore a gown Of gray
seorsette crepe with hat of satin and
velvet to match and a gray poiret
twill coat trimmed with squirrel fur.
| Her corsage bouquet was Of white
! rosebuds.
Miss Evelyn Bryan. maid of honor.
was in apricot georgette crepe with
which she wore a black taffeta hat and
a corsaSe bouquet OF sunburst roses