The Washington times., 1927-06-22
MISS JOYES TO
WED ARMY
OFFICER
Military Ceremonial Will
Mark Marriage
Today

1 Win MILITARY ceremonial the we'd
ding Of Miss Georgiana Joyes,
daughter of Gen. and Mrs. John w.
Joyes, and Lieut.. Mason Stober. u.
s. A.. is taking place at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon in the Bethlehem
Chapel with Canon de Vries Off.
ciating. Later there will be a large
reception at the home of the bride S
parents on Belmont Road.
| The bride will be escorted to the
alter by her father in uniform. She
| is wearing a gown of ivory crepe
back satin--a robe-de.style model
with very long and full skirt and a
bodice with V-shaped neck-line and
long. tight sleeves ending in a point
over hands. Her veil of tulle il
confined under rare old italian lace
arranged In cap-fashion. She is
carrying q bouquet Of lilies-of.the-
valley.
Attending the bride are her sis
| ter. Miss Patricia Joyes, as maid of.
honor; and as bridesmaids there are
! Miss Maud Stober. sister of the
bridegroom; Miss Ellen Peele. Miss
Harriet Whitford, Miss Florence
Keys, Miss Frances Hopkins and
Miss Mary Madeline Conley.
| All of the attendants are gowned
in organdie fashioned on the style
Of the gown of the bride. The bod.
ices are sleeveless and the neck-line
is finished with a collar.effect that
covers the shoulders slightly. Sprays
Oh artificial daisies mark the collar
in front.
The of honor Is wearing orchid
and a picture hat of horsehair in
similar shade trimmed with vel
vet ribbon to harmonic. The
bridesmaids are wearing apple green
with large hats to match-Ilke that
worn by the maid Of honor.
All of the attendants are carry.
ing boquets of daisies arranged in
lace frill after the fashion of long
ago.
The bridegroom has as best man
Lieut.. Charles B. Stone. 3rd. and
the ushers are Lieut.. Frances Scoon
Gardner. Lieut.. Edward G. Ferrand,
Lieut.. Dudley A. Strickler, Lieut..
Felix A. Todd. Lieut.. william Pence,
all classmates of the BRIDEGROOM at
West Point. and Cadet John w.
Joves, jr., brother Of the bride.
Following the reception Lieuten.
ant Stober and his bride will leave
for wedding trip to Santa Bar
hara, Calf. En- route they will
stop in Iowa to visit the formers
family. The bride will travel in
a gray tailored costume collared in
white fox and her hat is a small
model in black felt trimmed with
primroses.
Lieutenant Stober was just grad
uated from West Point. His bride
made her debut last season.
WEDDINGS OF INTEREST
TO WASHINGTONIANS
Mr.. and Mrs. Hasell H. Dick,
who were married recently in York,
S. c., will be in Washington to
remain until the end Of July and
| have an apartment at 200 Massa.
chusetts Avenue. Mr.. Dick, who
has been on duty at the State De.
partment, has been assigned to the
post of American consul at Ran
COON, Burma, and will sail for India
on July q. accompanied by his
bride.
Before her marriage Mrs. Dick
was Miss Margaret Estelle Cart
wright and she Is the daughter Of
| DR.. Adam Yeiser Cartwright, of
York.
NJ
Mrs. e. Richard Gasch left today
for Madison, N. j., to visit her
sister, Mrs. r. G. Aulsbrook. until
June "a, when Mrs. Gasch and Mrs.
Aulsbrook will sail on the Car.
mania for an extensive three
months European tour by motor.
The itinerary as arranged includes
England, France, Belgium, Ger
many, Holland, italy and Switzer-
land. Mrs. Gasch will return to
Washington the latter part of Sep.
TENDER.
4 4
Nine. Bedoya, wife Of the Secre-
tary of the Peruvian embassy, ems
tertained at luncheon yesterday in
her apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel, in compliment to Miss
Helene Heilmann and Miss Claire
Heilmann, who are leaving tomor-
| row for San Francisco. The other
guests were Nine. Emanuel Lom-
bard, Mrs. George T. Summerlin,
Jr.; Mrs. Francis Winslow and Miss
Dorothy MondeIl.