Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
Pretty Nuptial Ceremonies
MarkMid-summerCalen
Ansley-Urquhart Wedding of Yesterday, With
Other Events of Recent Date, Lend
Interest to July Days

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slowly up parallel aisles taking their
places at alternating pews, then came
the matron of honor. Mrs. Robert
! Dennison, followed by the ring
bearer. little Jack Dinsmore, who
wore a white satin suit and carried
the wedding ring on white satin
| heart-shaped pillow, and the flower
girl. little Helen Coleman. who was
dressed in apple green georgette with
cream lace and scattered petals along
the aisle.
| The bride was given away by her
| father. Mr.. Menasa Yosgour, and
was accompanied to the altar by her
mother, and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fell
STEM The bridegroom was attended
| by his stepfat Their and his mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Aronovitz, and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Nimetz.
After the bridal party reached the
altar Mr.. Shanahan sang, II Love
You Truly" and upon the conclusion
OF the singing Rabbi Schwefel ad-
ministered the marriage vows. as
sisted by the cantor of the syna-
gogue.
| The bridesmaids, Miss Sonia Ber-
man, Miss Alice Dennison, Miss
Fannie Dodek and Miss Irene Kush-,
ner. wore vari-colored organdie
gowns. taffeta -appliqued in a tulip
design. with ribbons of corresponding
hues caught under the distinctively
cut collar neckline In the back. They
each carried bouquets Of butterfly
roses. tied with ribbons of taffeta. the
color of their gowns. The matron
of honor, Mrs. Robert DenniSon. wore
a peach.color organdie gown trimmed
in taffeta applique. and Leghorn hat
with peach color ribbons smartly
shirred on the underbrim. The
groomsmen were Mr.. Morris Chase,
DR.. Earl Gerber, DR.. Joseph Gold
stein and Mr.. Julius Kerstein of
Norfolk, Va. The ushers were Mr..
David Kushner. Mr.. Jack Weinstein
and Mr.. D. Weinstein.
The brides mother wore a lovely
gown of cream chantilly lace with
clasp Of amethyst gems as its sole
trimming. The bridegroom's mother
was dressed in an exquisite gown of
black lace over cream chiffon. The
bride wore a very simple bouffant
gown of pussy-willow taffeta edged in
tulle, and outlined in silver thread.
The front of the gown was distin.
guished by an unusual tulle embroi-
derry and taffeta applique. Her crown
was of apolescent beads and her veil
was edged with real lace.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party, relatives and close friends
proceeded to the Jewish Community
Center, where a course dinner was
served in the auditorium. Toward the
close Of the dinner classical music
was rendered by the orchestra. A
reception followed at 9 o'clock, when
DR.. and Mrs. Diatz received their
numerous friends, many of whom
came from out of town. The orches.
ira then played dance music and later
in the evening refreshments again
were served.
After the reception the bride
changed into her travelling sport en-
Semble suit Of white satin crepe top.
ped with a cream colored coat with
fur trimming and a close.fitting cream
felt hat to match. The bridal party
and many friends escorted DIR. and
Mrs. DiatZ TO the station. DIR. and
Mrs. Diatz left for few days stay
in New York and will sail for q trip
to Bermuda. where they will be for
several weeks.
DR.. Diatz is a graduate of George
Washington Medical College and com.
pleted his interneship at the George
w dSliHStoH university hospital. he
is a member of Phi Lambda Kappa
Fraternity. Mrs. Diatz, who received
her degree of Bachelor of Arts from
George Washington University with
the class Of '27, is a member of Phi
Sigma Sorority.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. E. August and Mrs. L. Kaslinsky,
Mrs. Goldye Epstein, Mr.. Philip Katz,
Mr.. A. katz. Miss Ida Katz, Mr..
Albert Ginsberg. all of New York
City: Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Of Allan
tic City; Mrs. John Topper of Norfolk,
Va: Mrs. J. Greenberg of Passaic,
n. j.: Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf Levin, Mr..
Samuel Levin, Miss Ethel Levin, Miss
Belle Rubenstein and Mr.. Baker, all
of Baltimore.
After August / DIR. and Mrs. Diatz
will be at home at 1904 Georgia
avenue.
A wedding Of interest to Washing.
ton took place at Apex, N. c.,
when Miss Annie Mae Bell, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus George Bell,
was married to Rev. Thomas Owen
Jones Of Hagerstown. Md, at the Bap-
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