Evening star., 1928-04-15

land. Mrs Allen A. Perkins of Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs, Richard c, Brookes of
Savannah. Ga; Mrs. H. E. Topping OF
West Point Va; Mr. and Mrs Horace
Parker OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs j
/ w. Mcmillan Of Baltimore and Mr.. and
Mrs. Faison Of Chester. Pa.
| Mr., and Mrs, BrookeS have gone to
Cuba on their wedding trip. and after
June l will be at home at 1920 Morri-
son street. Chevy Chase. D, c.
The marriage Of Miss Mildred r.
/ Karin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
/ @. Karin, 10 Mr.. Rudolph W. Santel-
mann. son Of Capt. and Mrs william
! II, Santelmann. took place Thursday at
6 O'Clock in the Concordia Lutheran
Church.
| The church had a charming arrange
ment of pink roses and Easter lilies
/ maSsed with ferns and palms. and as
/ the guests were assembling. MFR. William
/ Santelmann played several selections on
! the violin. During the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. Charles EnderS.
the organist softly played several num-
bers of nuptial music.
The bride was escorted by her father
who gave her in marriage, She wore a
gown of ivory white satin, fashioned
with long. close-fitting sleeves and
trimmed with rose point lace and pearls
Her tulle veil, the cap of which was of
rare old Honiton lace. fell over a long
white satin train.
The costumes of the attendants lent
color and a Springtime atmosphere to
the scene. The matron of honor wore
a frock Of orchid taffeta and tulle. 1t
was made sleeveless with Y neckline
front and back. The shirred. closet fit
ting bodice was quite long wasted. and
the full skirt was made In tiers of ruff
fed tulle. longer in back than in front
She wore a large orchid silk horSehair
hat. trimmed with single flower.
The bridesmaids frocks were of pale
green and yellow, and fashioned like
that of the matron OF honor. Their
hats also matched their gowns.
Beautiful bouquets of Spring flowers.
consisting of snapdra2ons. lonquils,
French flags and sweet peas, were car
ried by all Of the attendants.
The little flower girl. Miss Jane Car
ter Howard. wore a dress OF pink taffeta
and lace, and carried a basket of pink
roses
Mrs Thomas Clyde Talbert. sister of
the bride. was matron of honor. and the
bridesmaids included Mrs. Elsie X, Har-
riSon, another sister of the bride. Miss
Lillian Bender, Miss Carla Santelmann
and Miss Helen Santelmann, sisters of
the bridegroom.
Mfr Clyde B. Stovall was best man.
and the ushers were Mr.. William San
telnann Mr.. Alfred Santelmann. broth
erS of the bridegroom. Mr.. T. Clyde
Talbert and Mr.. Edward Early.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held in the home OF the brides
parents. Later in the evening Mr.. and
Mrs, Santelmann left Washington, Mrs
Santelmann wearing a becoming cos
tune OF tan and brown crepe with
hat and coat to match.
The marriage of Miss Alma M. Col
clazer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bern
ard ColclaZer. to Maj. George J. Crosby
took place Wednesday at noon in the
presence of relatives and few friends
The ceremony was performed in the
home of the brides parents at 1919
Allison street northwest, by Mgr. p. c.
Gavan. rector of the Church of the
Sacred Heart. The decorations OF
palms, ferns and cut flowers formed a
bower In the rear OF the prize dieu
The bride was becomingly gowned in
marine blue crepe, with hat TO match.
and carried a bouquet of yellow rose
buds The bride and bridegroom we're
assisted In receiving By the brides
parents. her aunt. Mrs. Ernest Satterley,
and her cousins. Nadine and Inez Brad
ford. Mrs, Robert c. Porter played
the wedding march, preceded by Il
Love You Truly"
Following the buffet luncheon, Mai.
and Mrs. Crosby left for New York,
the bride wearing an ensemble of dark
blue faille silk trimmed in butter mole
skin. Maj. Crosby served In the World
War. as adtutant OF the Tank Corps OF
the American Expeditionary Forces dur
ing the period of tits existence, and for
the past few years as local manager for
an investment association OF Wheeling,
". Va. Before coming TO Washington
he served at several posts in Canada
as American consul.
Miss Bette Greenwood. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Greenwood and
Mr.. Lester WiIloughby Mouat, son Of
Mr.. Robert Mouat OF Boston, Mass
were married yesterday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock in the home of the brides
parents in New Rochelle. NJ. Y, Rev.
Paul @. Favour, Trinity Church. New
Rochelle. officiating
A string quartet with piano played
the wedding marches and during the
ceremony.
The bride was given In marriage by
stEt AakiiSi. tSiN WDfF n kUWI1 OF FCfy
noire. q robe de style model. with old
/ rose point lace with large bow at the
back which fell into train effect. Her
tulle veil was held by rose point lace
/ cap. and she carried Gala lilies.
/ The maid OF honor was Miss Ernestine
( Mandaville Greenwood and she wore a
gown Of corn yellow MORE. a robe dc
style With long sleeves, and large yel-
/ low hat trimmed with velvet ribbon and
/ yellow gardenias. and carried a bouuuet
/ Of Spring flowers.
Mrs. Harold Enos Irish, formerly Miss
Ruth Donaldson Of this city was the
natron Of honor and wore frock Ike
that cf the maid OF honor and carried
roses and lilies of the valley
The bridesmaids we're Miss Marion
Davis Of New York and Miss Clara
Louise Brady Of this city They wore
gowns OF green and coral MORE, re-
spectiyely, fashioned similarly 10 those