Evening star., 1926-11-21

The home of Representative and
Mrs. Frank II. Foss in Fitchburg'
Mass, was the scene of pretty wed
ding Yesterday afternoon when their
daughter, Miss Dorothy S. Foss, was
married to Mr.. X. Edward Ringquist,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Ringquist
of Fitchburg. Mass. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock, the Kew
r. w. Gibbs, pastor of the Unlver'
salist Church, officiating in the pres
ence of a small company OF relatives
and intimate friends Southern
smilax and chrysanthemums were
used in the decorations, and Miss
Hazel B. Page. pianist, played the
wedding music.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore gown OF
white satin and lace. She was at
tended by her sister. Miss Ruth h
Foss, as maid Of honor, wearing
gown Of nile green georgette crepe
and velvet. Mr.. Edward n. Harrl,
man, a fraternity brother OF tne
bridegroom, was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. RingQulst lett later
for a wedding trip, and after January
! will he at home at lab Park street.
West Roxbury, Mass.
Miss Dorothy Louise Overstreet'
daughter of Mrs. Hannah f. over
street. and MIR. Howard Calhoun Loru
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lord
we're married Wednesday afternoon H.
The ceremony was performed IN 'n1
calvary Baptist Church. kew VI. .;
Stanley Durkee OF Bl ooKiyn' ansloae"
hv the Rev. DR.. Jason Noble PIERCE
&otatire uS at $50 o'clock. The
,,hurch had a simple arrangement Oh
ferns nalms and pink chrysanthe'
,,,ums Mrs. E. d. V. cummings, or
yanist and Miss Goidie DfeSsier
Hutchfns contralto, gave snoII Pr, w.
.,rap, of music before ana durilis 'Ae
ceremony. r,;a ca nv
her cousin, DIR. Fred Clarke anu
wore white bridal satin ana Us 1e
point lace, embroidered IN seeu pe 90 ;.
nnd rhlnestones. Her tulle veli wa
held nv a wreath of orange blossom
80 she carried a shower bouquet .
hrtde roses and lilies OF the Vailey.
Mrs- =. MALCOLM Graham was ma
+ron of honor in costume Vi POI
mink taffeta made bouffant Will ~ M
,,,ffIes and carried sunburSt roses tieU
with ribbon Of the same shaoe; Mi9s
Margaret Vordemberg OF balOlllioi' ,'
was maid of honor ana wore hoo.' '-
color tafteta made like that OF the iiih ma
tron of honor and carried PINK Co.uiin 1ail'l
hia roses. The bridesmaids were MISC
1Ha.har;na nt Rryant and Miss Mary
Hammond, the latter cousin oL .iie
bridegroom. They were dressed IN tai
feta gowns like those of the Drioe
other attendants, in shades OF oafn
roae and they carried Columbia roses
Little Miss Patricia Suls was mower
girl and wore dainty Iroch VI Ae'oo
over rose color taffeta.
Mr.. Guy Gilcrest was best man ana
the ushers were Mr.. Arthur Loru'
brother OF the bridegroom; MT. WI
liam McLlnden. Mr.. Nooie Simpson
and Mr.. James Healey.
A wedding supper In the hoiae -,
the brides mother followed, the house
having a profusion of ferns, palms ana
mink roses displayed. Mrs. Overstreet'
mother of the bride, was in beige seor'
rette creme with a hat of velvet 10
match and metal cloth, and Mrs. Loro'
mother Of the bridegI oom, was III
black lace over black satin.
Mr.. and Mrs Lord started later Tor
Indiana and are making the trip oy
motor, the bride travelling IN DARK
blue Poiret twill with Russian EN-
hroidery, a ribbon hat and scarf 70
match. They will be at nome al.el
December Is at 1926 Buchanan street.
Among the out-of.town guests were
MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Vordemberge OF
baltimore. DR.. and Mrs. j. Staniey
Durkee. and Mr.. ]. Fred Flounder OF
McDonough. Md.
Cards have been received here from
NJ. Jean B. Martin and Nine. Martin
of La Fleche, Sarthe, France. an
nouncing the marriage or tnelr daush'
Ter Louise to MIR. John A. WllloughpE
80. in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs
SVilloue hby are at home at 2301 Ca
thedral avenue.
The ceremony was performed In St.
Patrick's Church at noon, Rev. Fatner
Iiurney officiating and saying the
uuptiai mass. The bride wore a
gown Of white crepe and satin, MADE
with a train. and her tulle veil was
held by orange blossoms, and she
carried a shower bouquet OF bride
roses and lilies of the valley. She
was given in marriage by DR.. Ed
mund Barry. Her only attendant was
Miss Margaret Schof1eld. who was in
yale pink georgette crepe embroidered
in crystals, and carried pink roses.
Little Miss Betty Simpson. daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. c. Augustus Simp'
son, was flower girl. and had on a
dainty frock Of pale pink georsette
crepe with nat TO natcn, anu Cal
led a basket filled with pink rose
petals.
A wedding breakfast followed in the
home of DIR. and Mrs. Barry. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby left
Off Asheville, n. c., where they have
spent their honeymoon.
An interesting wedding was that
Monday evening Of Fraulein Joanna
Lindenberg. foster daughter Of the
German commissioner Of the German
American Mixed Claims Commission
and Frau Kisselbach. to DR.. Rudolf
Brinckmann Of Hamburg. Germany
The ceremony was performed at 6
o'clock In the Concordia Lutheran
church. The pastor. Rev. Charles En-
ders, who ofIiciated. read the cere
mony In German and an elaborate
program of music was given preced'
ing by Mr.. Bauer, violinist: Mr.. Rich
ard Lorleberg, cellist. and Mrs. Nil
dred Kolb Schulze, organist. Large
clusters of yellow chrysanthemums
against a background of palms and
autumn leaves made an effective set
ting for the wedding party.
The bride wore a gown of white