Evening star., 1926-04-11
Post.Easter Season Marked
By Brilliant Weddings
Continued from Fifth Paee.)

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Following the reception, Mr.. Muir
knd his bride left for northern we'd
ding trip. Mrs. Muir wearing gowr
of gray crepe, a hat to match and a
dark blue coat lined with gray. They
will make their home at Hartsdale
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Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. X. SHREDDER of Larchmont, n. Y.
Mrs. James Ralstou of Allenhurst
N J.. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. James OF
Clifton Forge, Va; DIR. and Mrs. John
Bel Ledlie of Saratoga Springs, auntS
Rnd uncles of the bride; Miss Dana
Brown and Miss Dorothy Sickle OF
Me- York.
Miss Minna L. Baukhages, daughter
OF HIr. and Mrs. +. T.. BaukhaSes OF
Matthews, Va, and Mr.. il. Grswold
Glover of Gloucester. Va, We're mar
S-ie1 Wednesday evening in the home
Of in. bride cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
n r. Baukhage, the Rev. j. II. a.
Bonberger officiating, at o'clock, in
thc presence of n small company of
relatives ana close friends. The bride
WAS given in marriage by her uncle,
Nj. r. r. Baukhage, and wore a
gown of white satin made with full
skirt and tight fitting bodice. Her
Iulo veil was held by Il coronet OF
duchesSe lace and she carried bride
roses and wnIte hlacs with a shower
OF lilies of the valley.
Miss Alwilda Baukhage was maid
OF honor for her sister, wearing
dress of orchid faille, fashioned like
that of the bride and carried pink
roses and larkspur. Mr.. II. r. Bauk-
hage, cousin of the bride, was best
man.
For the informal reception after the
ceremony Mrs. Baukhages, mother OF
the bride, and Mrs. II. r. Baukhage
received with the wedding party, the
formers gown being of gray crepe
backed satin and the latter wearing
beige silk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover will make their
home in Gloucester, Va, on the COM
pletion of their wedding trip. Mrs
Glover traveled in a gray tweed suit
with small hat to match.
The marriage of Miss Julia Me-
Dermott. daughter of Mrs. Norma
DevoI McDermott, to Mr.. Clinton
Lyle Haynie, son Of Capt. and Mrs.
Henry c. Haynie of Reedville, Va,
took place yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the Bethlehem chapel Of
the Washington Cathedral, Rev. G. G.
/. Bratenahl. dean of the cathedral,
officiating. The wedding was simply
arranged, only the members of the
two families and near relatives at
tending.
The bride was given in marriage by
her mother, and her sister, Miss Nell
Sashiell McDermott. was maid Of
honor. The bride wore a gown OF
rose du bois, with a hat to match,
and carried sweetheart roses and
lilies of the valley.
After a wedding trip in the East
Tr. and Mrs. Haynie will be at home
IN their apartment at 27O0 Connec-
ticut avenue.
An unusually pretty wedding took
place in the Church Of the Covenant
Wednesday evening at S o'clock, when
Miss Olive Prescott, daughter of Dr.
Josephine Baird, became the bride OF
Mr.. Edward William Digges, son OF
Mrs. Mamie Hart Digges, OF Claren-
don. Rev. DIR. Charles Wood ottfclateo
and a reception followed Immediately
after the ceremony in the ballroom or
the Burlington Hotel, where the
brides mother makes her home.
The church was decorated with pink
rambler roses, palms and ferns, and
Sn the ballroom the same color Scheme
was carried out with roses and palms.
The bride walked to the altar with
her mother, who gave her in mar
rage. She wore a gown OF ivory
Yanne velvet made on straight prln-
cess lines with full godets on the
sides. and long, close-tittinS sleeves.
The court train was of velvet and her
veil, of rare old lace worn by her
grandmother at her wedding, was
yelled in tulle and held by orange
blossoms. She carried brides roses
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Ktring Of pearls, q gift Of the bride
groom.
Mrs. Horace L. Stevenson was ma
tron of honor and wore gown or
rose and gold taffeta, made basque
effect. with a bouffant skirt edged
with tulle, and a silver bandeau with
silver flowers. She carried an Old
fashioned round bouquet of pink
sweet peas and white roses.
Two of the bridesmaids, Miss Nlr-
Sinia Nichols and Miss Kathryn Won
ickes Junkin, wore gowns OF smell
xink taffeta, fashioned as that Of the
natron of honor. and all the at
1endants wore the silver leaves in the
hair. They carried bouquets of white
and nink sweet peas. The other two
rttendents. Miss Jean Hart Digges,
sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs.
Elton NJ. Eldridge, wore gowns OF tur-
tuoise blue taffeta and carried bou-
sIuets of roses and sweet peas.
DR.. Baird, mother of the bride, was
in powder blue georgette crepe
gown, made on straight lines and
trimmed with rhinestones. Her bou-
uuet was of pernet roses.
Mr.. Digges had as best man his
brother, Mr.. John Churchill Digges,
E.nd the usherS were MIR. Philip
.Digges, another brother; Mr.. John
Larson, Mr.. Horace Lorraine Steven
son, Mr.. Elton NJ. Eldridge and Mr..
David Short.
DR.. Baird had assisting her at the
reception Mrs. Carl Chindhloom and
Mrs. John McSweeney. Mrs. Marion
Webster sang 20 Perfect Love" pre-
ceding the ceremony and Mr.. Murray,
crganist, played the wedding marches.
Following the reception Mr.. Digges
and his bride left for motor trip
through Pennsylvania and New York,
10 Boston, Mrs. DiggeS wearing o
gray crepe gown with blue coat of
twill, trimmed in gray squirrel fur,
and a gray and silver hat trimmed
with blue ribbon. They will make
their home IN Wakefield Hall, New
Hampshire avenue and V street.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mai. and Mrs. Max r. Wainer, Mrs.
John Sheppard, Miss Lucille Sheppard
of Minneapolis, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs.
FRANK Delbert Kyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Z. Hall, Mr.. Richard Hall of
ANNAPOLIS, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Loring
Tldredge, MIR. and Mrs. p. G. Fox of
cane May, n. j.. and Mrs. John
G'ovington and Mrs. Frank France of
Manassas, Va
Several social events Of prominence
this week will lead up to the wedding
next Saturday in ST. Bartholomew s
Chapel, New York, of Miss MarGareta
Edwards Wherry, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. William NJ. Wherry, jr., Of
AZ East Sixty-sixth street, to F. Hugh