Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-28
SOCIETY
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MIR Michael A. Feighan of Cleveland.
and Mr.. Herbert NJ Wilson and Mr..
Stetson Baker of Orange ~ j. John
Earle Elicit. young nephew of the
bride, was the ring bearer. wearing a
cream satin suit and carrying the ring
on small satin pillow
Following the ceremony a small re-
ception was held in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Elliott, at l722 Twenty
street, when the bridal couple were as
sisted in receiving by the brides mother
and father, standing before a screen OF
palms and rcS2S Mrs. Elliott wore
gown of green chiffon and carried
sweetheart roses and orchids.
Mr.. Berg and his bride left later IN
the evening for New York. and viii sail
later for wedding trip to Europe, They
viii make their home IN Washington
upon their return. Mrs BergS going
away costume was dark blue ensemble
with hat anG other accessories to
correspond.
Among the out-of town guests were
Mr. and Mrs Charles Harris, Miss
Tompkins and Mrs f. l. Hudson OF
New York City
The bride attended the Holton Arms
School, and has been popular menu
her az the Younger set in washington.
She is the granddaughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Elliott of Lynch
burg. Va. and her maternal grandpar-s
ents were the late MIR. and Mrs. John
.. Hudson Of White sulphur Springs
and Richmond Va. Her great-grand
mother and great-grandfather were
Capt. and Mrs. Samuel Hudson Of Mel
son County, Va, and her great-great-
grandparents we're Lord and Lady
NountcaStle Of England.
The bridegroom is the grandson Of
the late Prof. Albert w. Berg of Frank
fort-on- Main. Germany, and Mrs Berg,
who was formerly of Hanover, n. H..
and his maternal grandparents were
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Burke Of Burke
vile, Va. Mr.. Burke was a lieutenant
in the Confederate Army, and Mrs,
Burke was formerly Miss Alice Mon
cure Of Ruther Glen. Va, The bride
groom is the nephew OF Mr.. Moncure
Burke. assistant clerk Of the Court Of
Appeals of this city. He attended
Western High School and graduated
from Princeton in 1927 with degree
Of B. S. in engineering.
The marriage of Miss Alma Clarita
Mestres. dau inter- of Mrs. Richard A
Nestres Of New York, to Mr.. Charles
r. Moeser Of Cincinnati. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Moeser Of Cincin-
naa. took place yesterday afternoon.
The ceremony was performed in st
Bartholomew Church in New York,
thu Rev DR.. Macon officiating, at
O'clock MIR Williams, organiSt OF the
church, played the wedding music and
the vested choir of so young boys sang
preceding the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage BY
her brother, Mr. Richard A. MestreS.
and wore gown of white satin FASH
Toned with full skirt and fitted bodice
made on deep collar of rose point
lace The train. yards long. was
nsde into the gown and edged with
panel in front Of rose point lace. Her
tulle veil was held by a cap of rose
point lace and she carried orchids and
lilies of the valley. The handkerchief.
edged with rose point lace, and the lace
which trimmed her gown and veil has
been worn by brides of many genera
tons in her family.
Mrs. James Henry. jr of Pittsburgh
and Mrs. H. Vincent Davis of New
York were matronS Of honor and wore
similar costumes of yellow organdie
made bouffant. with beige color horse
hair hats trimmed with golden brown
roses and tan orchids Miss Daisy Rice
Bartlett OF Birmingham. Ala, was maid
OF honor and was dressed like the ma
irons Of honor The bridesmaids in
Guided Miss Francesca Carey. Miss
Frances Meker, Miss Jean Mcclure
Miss Marjorie Heaton. Miss Elizabeth
Stout and Miss Rosemary Harden OF
New York. Miss Anna Catherine Rry-
ant of Asheville. N. C., and Miss Floyd
Humphreys Of Memphis. Tenn Their
costumes were like these Of the other
attendants
Mr. Alfred Pickering Moeser was best
nan for his brother and the ushers in
Guided Mr. h Scott Denniston Of New
H1-k. Mr.. Thomas c. Wallace of Pitts
bltrgh. Mr. Paul d Mili1olland of
washington. Mr.. John Langhorne of
South Orange. N. j.; Mr.. G. Amsden
GO0ch OF Lincoln, Nebr; Mr.. Henry
Greene Of Philadelphia, Mr. Ralph
Smith Of Cincinnati and Mr.. Frank A.
Baker OF Kansas City.
The wedding was followed by q re-
ception IN the ballroom of the Park
Lane Hotel when Mrs Mestres and