Evening star., 1928-04-10
SOCIETY
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oke were married last evening In the
Chapel of the TRANSPORTATION, The
ceremony was performed at Z o'clock
the Rev. J. j. Queally ofiiciating. The
church had simple arrangement OF
Easter lilies and Spring flowers, and
Miss DamariS Warner sang preceding
the ceremony,
The bride was given in marriage by
Mr.. Edward l.. Montgomery and wore
a gown of ivory satin made bouffant,
with graceful drapery and trimmed
with orange blossoms. The skirt was
longer in the back than in the front,
the sleeves were long and tight fitting
and the neck was finished IN a deer
Y. Her tulle veil was arranged in cap
effect and she carried shower oou-
uuet of yellow roses and lilies or the
valley.
Miss Sarah Eleanore Aver of Chicago
was maid of honor. and was IN ecru
lace with gold threads made over orchld
and flesh color chiffon, and carried
white lines and lavender stock, MF'
Charles Eugene AulicE was best man,
and the uShers were Mr., Rlchara ..
Ellis of Alconna, Va. and Mf' WhteE
b. Younger of Lynchburg. Va
the home of the brides mother. VINO
wore A gown Of black satin and received
with the wedding party MRS. Draper
mother of the bridegroom. who assisted
was in black lace made over olacK Sattn'
Mr and Mrs. Hogan left later in the
eveninr for a Wedding trip, the brloe
travelinc in A sand-color sport oreSS
and 4 hat TO match. They viii MAKE
their home in Washington.
Among the out-of-town guests were
AR and Mrs u, ?. Minichor OF aFoa-
noke. Mrs. r l. Berry OF LynchouIG'
Miss Damaris Warner Of East Haooa1n'
Conn: Miss Helen Kohler Of BrooKiyn
and DR. and Mrs. P. E. Piui'Ne'' "a
Baltimore.
Mrs. Roscoe H. Hearn has returned
to her home. in Atlanta, Ga, 10 remain
until shortly before she sails from new
York on the S. s. Republic. May I, LOT
A six-month tour of Europe.
Mime. Dlval Soyez will be hostess at
A tea this afternoon in honor OF MISS
Cummins OF Iowa.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Barry
Keith of warrenton, Va. TO MI James
Christie Hamilton OF Plt{Soufgh WIN
take place at O'Clock TINS atteiloun 2SI
in St James Church. Warrenton. va.
The ceremony will be followed by re-
ception al the Warrenton Country Ciuo.
The ofSciafing clergyman will be rev.
Paul Rowden. music being furnlSheu oy
the local choir The decorations OF tfle
church will be Spring flowers.
The brides costume viii be ivory
SATIN empire style. and she viii carry
cream roses. The maid of honor is Miss
Eleanor Duffy of Middleburg. Va
There will be eight bridesmaids, MISS
Fanny Scott Keith Of Warrenton.
cousin: Miss Julia StuyveSant keith ano
Miss Betsy Chiffon Keith. sisters: MISS
Helen Homer. Miss Frances Carter, MISS
SaIlv Hamilton. Miss Mary Forbes King
and Miss Margaret Avery Of Louisiana.
The bridesmaids viii all wear green
IN different shades carrying 1onanils.
Little Ellie wood Keith. q cousin OF the
bride. who though only about years
Old has won racing honorS IN pony
shows. viii be one OF the children at
tendantS and viii be accompanied ny
little Joan Emery. both children beng
IN costumes similar 10 that worn by
the maid Of honor.
The best man viii be MFR. Malcolm
Hamilton. brother of the bridegroom.
Among the guests viii be many socially
prominent people from FAtASDAl e1. AsG"
York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Dick Mellon Of Pittsburgh mas
ter Of hounds of the Rolling Rock Hunt
Club viii be one of the ushers. as viii
be Mr.. Lucien Keith. cousin of the
bride.
The bride is well known over the East
As one of the best riders IN the eoun-
try, having spent most Of her life on
her fathers estate training her horses
and riding az horse shows. Seventy sill
yer cups won at horse shows over the
country attest her fame and skill as q
rider. while innumerable prizes have
come TO her as the winner IN agricul-
furaI contests. as the best breeder Of
stock and raiser Of farm produce. Her
services nave been called 10 many OF
the State fairs as a judge of cattle. and
ms a rider and grower of farm prod
ucts she is widely known as the best
girl farmer IN America.
The brides father, Mr. Julian Chiffon
Keith. Is descendant Of one OF the
early settlers in Virginia. a family which
has always distinguished itself IN Law
and legislative halls The late Judge
James Keith is a great-uncle. BY either
blood or marriage she is related TO
most of the prominent old families OF
Virginia Her mother. who was a Miss
Barry Of Pennsylvania, is descendant
OF Peter Etlyyesant of New York and
nearly related 10 Hamilton Fish. Her
uncle, Mr. Herbert Barry Of New York,