Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-23
Noted Nuptial Ceremonies
Feature MidWinter Season
Weddings Scheduled of Interest to Capitals So
cial World--Musc and Flowers and Recep-
tons Charming Accomplishments.

Miss Lucille Nichols. daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Plat Nichols of 1919 +
street WAS married a o'clock yester
day evening to MIR Carlos Clark Han
at the Church N the Epiphany. the
Rev. !. r. Phillips officiating.
The Secretary of the Costa R1Car
Legation ana Sonora de Gonzales at
tended the bride and bridegroom
Only a few friends and members OF
the family attended the wedding.
Mrs Hall has resided in Washing
ton with her parents since her Gradua
ton two years ago from high school
In Stratford. Conn. The bridegroom
is at present editor of the Pan-Ameri
can Sanitary Bureau. lie was born
at Cuernavaca. Mexico. and has had
much experience in Latin America n
countries. Before his appointment as
assistant editor of the Pan.America n
Sanitary Bureau he was stationed at
Walter Reed Hospital. He served in
the American Medical Corps during
the World War. having been trans
ferred from the British medical corps,
in which he had enlisted at the out
break of the war.
MIR. Hall was graduated last June
from the School of Foreign Service of
Georgetown University. and recently
passed tDt EXAMINATIONS iOf the
United States foreign service.
Col. and Mrs Frank Alexander
Warner of Germantown Pa, an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Marcelle Eleanor Warner, 20
Ensign Armand Malcolm Morgan, y.
s. n, son of Mrs. Frank Michinard
of this city. which took place January
II. Ensign and Mrs. Morgan will
make their home at Annapolis until
June, when they will go to Boston.
The bridegroom graduated from the
Naval Academy in 1924,
The marriage of Miss Grac, De.
Camps Poole, daughter of Mr.. a Id
Mrs. Leroy A. Poole of this city, to
Mr.. Wilbur c. Wiley, will take place
Saturday, January %. in the Trans
fguration Episcopal Church, Rev. J..
j. Queally officiating.
Mrs. s. a. Reeves entertained at a
shower last evening for her niece, and
tomorrow the bride-elect's sorority
sisters. the Beta Chapter of Theta
Alpha Chi. will give a shower in her
honor. Several other pre-nuptial
parties are being planned for Miss
Poole. Friday, January IS, Miss
Poole's sister will give a dance for
her
wedding of interest in residential
circles took place at noon yesterday.
when Miss Elizabeth Snowden Hill,
daughter of Mrs. Richard Smith Hill
and the late DR.. Richard Smith Hill,
became the bride of Mr.. Jerome Mont
rose Graham, son of Mrs. Graham and
the late Mr.. Andrew r: Graham. The
arrangements for the wedding were
charming. the ceremony taking place
in st. Matthew's Church, at high
noon. the Rev. Edward l.. Buckley Of
floating, assisted by the Rev. John
M. Mcnamara. Quantities of white
roses, palms and ferns were used in
the decorations in the church and at
the Washington Club, where a recep-
ton was held following the ceremony
Pink roses and ferns and tall palms
formed an attractive background for
the receiving party.
The bride walked TO the altar with
her uncle, Mr.. Francis William Hill.
who gave her in marriage. Her we'd
ding robe was unusually lovely, de-
signed of white satin. along quaint
oldfashioned lines. with a fitted
bodice and q bouffant skirt trimmed
with rose point lace, an heirloom in
her family. Her court train was elab-
orately embroidered in pearls, and her
VEIL held by coronet of real lace