The Washington times., 1927-06-28
QERGYMANT TO
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Miss Annette Foxall Nc.
Carteney Bride of Rev.
John Shapleigh Moses

one of washington's oldest fami-
lies is represented in the wedding
today of Miss Annette Foxall Nc.
carteney, daughter of Mrs. Nc.
Carteney and the late Lieut.. Comdr.
Charles Macklin McCarteney, to the
Rev. John Shapleigh Moses, SON OF
Mrs. John r.. Moses.
The bride is the great-great-grand-
daughter of Henry Foxall, who came
| to this country from England
shortly after the American Revolu.
ton and settled in Washington upon
the suggestion Of Thomas Jefferson.
Upon the marriage Of his daughter
| to Samuel McKenney, Mr.. Foxall
built for them the house In which
the wedding reception will be held
TODAY and which has been in the
family from the beginning.
Reception In Historic Home
The ceremony will take place at
4 o'clock in Christ Church in George
town with the Rev. James A..
Mitchell, rector of the Church Of the
| Messiah of Baltimore, officiating,
and the Rev. e. Pinkney Wroth,
rector of Christ Church, assisting.
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be a reception at 3123 Dumbarton
Ave, the home Of the brides
mother.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her brother, Hartwell McCarteney.
| She will have as maid of honor Miss
Juliet Phelps williams; as matron
of honor, Mrs. s. B. Atkinson, and
as bridesmaids, her cousins, Miss
Isabelle X. Clark. Of Merchantville,
N, j., and Miss Elizabeth Greenlees,
of this city.
The bride is wearing gown OF
cream silk lace made with close
fitting bodice and full skirt, which
is rather short in front. The
sleeves are long and the neck-line
| is round. Her veil is of rare old
lace-the same that was worn by
the brides great.grandmother at
her wedding. 1t is arranged in
! cap-fashion caught with a wreath
or orange blossoms across the back.
Her flowers are a Ehower bouquet
of lillies-of-the-valley ana white
orchids.
Green Organdie FrOcks
The maid-of honor is gowned in
nile green organdie fashioned with
close.fitting bodice and skirt in
panels edged with plating of tulle.
The tuIle is noted again in the
edging on the fichu of the bodice.
A green horsehair hat--a picture
model-trimmed with organdie
completes the costume.
The gown worn by the matron-
of.honor is lust like that of the
maid-of-honor. The frocks OF the
bridesmaids are fashioned similarly
in peach organdie. All are wear.
| ing picture has in horsehaira to
match their gowns. And all are
carrying bouquets Of spring
flowers.
The bridegroom has as best man
his brother, Kingsley Moses, of
New York, and the ushers are
@. H. Elder. Joppa, Md; Charles
Ellis Mason, Boston: Paul c. Hard
ing, son Of the late Bishop Hard
ing, OF Washington; Richard Seaton
McCarteney, brother Of the bride:
and the Rev. H. H. D. Sterrett,
both of Washington.
Later in the afternoon the
couple will leave for a honeymoon
at Nantucket, Mass. and a motor
trip through the White Mountains.
They will make their home in
! Chestnut Hill, Mass. where the
bridegroom is rector of the Church
Of the Redeemer.
Once Rector Of st. Johns
| The bridegroom is a graduate OF
Trinity College, Hartford, Conn.
and the Cambridge Theological
School. He was rector of ST.
Johns Church in Georgetown for
several years. His father was the
late Very Rev. John Robert Moses,
dean of the Cathedral, Garden
City, L. 7.
I Among the out-of.town guests
here for the wedding are Mrs VIII.
liam e. Shivers, Parkersburg, W
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Bal
Clement and Mrs. G. H. Elder
Joppa, Md; William Codingley. Bos.
ton: the Rev. William Cleveland
Hicks, Cambridge. Mass; Mrs. Rob.
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