Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

Lowry attends Columbia Law School as
third-year student.
A pretty wedding took place in Mis-
Soula. Mont. August Il, when Miss
Mary Joe Dixon, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph NJ, Dixon. became the
bride of Mr.. Ralph German Hills, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Warren Hills
of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed at noon in the home OF the
brides parents, Rev. Thomas w, Ben
nett. rector of the Church OF the Holy
Spirit, officiating.
The home was lovely with pro-
fusion of flowers which lent fragrance
and color for the wedding. The young
couple took their marriage VOWS before
an improvised altar which had been
banked with palms, ferns annd baskets
of yellow gladioh. The two bridesmaids
were Miss Mary Hills of Washington,
sister of the bridegroom. and Miss Bar
bara Sterling. cousin of the bride. Miss
Ethelvne Parsons. Kappa Kappa Gam
ma sorority sister of the bride, played
the wedding music. All Of the brides
attendants were gowned in pastel
shades. Miss Hills was in rose lace and
Miss Sterling in green lace. Both car
ried old Fashioned bouquets.
Mrs. William Allen of Seattle. sister
Of the bride, was matron of honor, and
Miss Lillian Shaw was maid Of honor
Mrs. Allen wore gown of lavender
lace and carried dainty colonial bou-
auet. while Miss Shaw was goWned in
orchid lace and carried sheaf of pink
roses. All wore satin slippers to match.
The bride was preceded by the flow
er girl her niece. little Miss Caroline
Leach of New York City, who had a
dainty frock Of yellow chiffon and car
ried basket filled with yellow rose
petals. which she dropped in the path
Of the bride.
The brides gown was Of white chif-
fon, made with a basque and Il Ave-
TERED skirt of uneven hemline. She
wore a long tulle veil, which was held
in place by rose point crown and or
ange blossoms A spray OF silver flow
ers trimmed the skirt of the costume
and she carried a shower bouquet Of
yellow roses and lilies OF the valley.
The bridegroom was attended by Mr.
Robert Warren Of Helena, grandson
of Conrad Kohrs, pioneer Montanan,
and a claSsmate Of the bridegroom ut
John Hopkins University.
Immediately after the service "A
wedding breakfast was served in the
home of the brides parents. The table,
whose cover was Of cluny lace, was
centered with a silver basket OF roses.
Those who assisted In the dining room
were Mrs. A. l., Duncan, Mrs, d. J,
Donohue, Mrs James M, Brown. Mrs,
| Mulroney Of Los Angeles, Calf, and
| Mrs. c. G. Newman, Mrs. Joseph M
| Dixon, mother Of the bride. in gown
| OF black and white chiffon, and Mrs
| Ralph w. Hills. mother Of the bride
groom. In a beige georgette ensemble
| assisted in receiving.
Out~of~town guests were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ralph w. Hills, son German and
| daughter. Miss Mary Hills, OF Washing
| ton. parents. brother and sister OF the
| bridegroom: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nell
son Leach and daughters Caroline and
! Nancy, Of New York city; Mrs. William
| Alien Of Seattle. Miss Anna Lou Schaef-
| fer, Miss Marion and Dick Hotter, Miss
| Augusta Lee Word and Mr. and Mrs.
| Robert Warren, all OF Helena, and MISS
| Mary Miller OF Kalispell.
| Mr. and Mrs. Hills left late in the
| afternoon for Holland Lake, where they
| viii spend a week before going 10 the
| Dixon Summer home ON the east shore
| of Flathead Lake and TO Banff and
| Lake Louise In Canada. They expect
| to leave for the East the early part Of
| September, where Mr.. Hills will resume
| his studies at Johns Hopkins. expect
| ing TO receive his M. ID. degree in june
| Of next year.
The bride "A daughter Of one Of Mis-
| Soua's pioneer families, attended the
| Missoula grade schools and the high
| school until the Dix0ns went 10 Helena
| 10 occupy the executive mansion, when
| she entered the Helena High School and
| was graduated from that institution.
| She returned IN Mtssoula, however, and
! entered The State University. receiving
| her n A. degree In English with the
| class Of 1T soon after her graduation