Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24
Record of June Weddings
Growing as Month Wanes
Simplicity Marks Edmonds-Robsion Nuptials,
Charming Event of Yesterday-Other Notable
Matrimonial Alliances Chronicled

d. A. r. The bridegroom has been
lifelong resident of KenoSha, WIS.,. ans
is a son of the late A. E. BucknaSter
senior member Of the law firm o.
BuckmaSter & Hammond He attend
ed the University of wisconsin ant
Northwestern University and Is mem
Der of Phi Delta Theta. Mr.. and Mrs
BuckmaSter will be at home, after Jul
/. at 6114 Fifth avenue. KencSha, Wiz
The honeymoon win be spent in Can
ada and at Twin Lakes, Wis, at tn
Summer home Of the BuckmaSters.
Among the out-of-town guests wer
Mrs. A. 8. Buckmaster Of KenoSha
Wis: Mrs. A. E. Austin Of Madison
Wis; Mr.. Clark Austin OF Chicago, Mr.
Ben Buckmaster OF Chicago, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Harry Foster and DR.. and Mrs
T. r. Biddle Of Athens. Ohio; Mrs. c.
E. Witt OF Hollywood. Calf: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Taylor. New York city. and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. MacWilliams OF
Virginia Beach. Va.
A wedding OF especial interest In
Washington was that yesterday after
noon OF Miss Elizabeth Baker Kemp,
granddaughter of Mr. John A. Baker.
and Mr.. Samuel Ferguson Beach, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan II. Beach of
Washington. The marriage took place
In Emmanuel Church at Middlehurg,
Va. the rector. Rev, Mr.. Mayer. off,
q large company Of relatives arc
friends. many Of them going iron
Washington. The church had an eff
fectivs but simple arrangement OF
palms and early Summer flowers.
The bride. who was escorted BY Mr.
c. Gordan Massey of Middleburg, was
given in marriage by her grandfather.
Mr.. John A. Baker She wore be-
coming gown Of ivory white satin
trimmed with rare old lace and made
with long tight-fltting sleeves. the long
normal waiStline. Her veil was OF old
rose point lace and she carried gar.
deniaS and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. James Y. Pennebaker of Wash
ington was matron Of honor and wa;
in q dainty costume Of cream-colol
Starched chiffon. \ sash OF nauve anC
purple ribbon to mark the slightly low
waistline. and her large cream-color
picture hat was trimmed with ribbon
to match her sash and she carried
uiauve and yellow flowers. The brides
other attendants were Mrs. Hunter De
Butts, Miss Nancy Yuille of New York.
Miss Eleanor Chalfant Of Pittsburgh and
Miss Katharine SNYDER. They were
dressed In cream-colcr Starched chiffon
like that OF the natron of honor. their
SaSheS being In two shades OF yellow
and their cream-color hats were trim
med with ribbon 90 match their sasheS,
They carried yellow and mauve sum
nler flowers.
Mr.. James Y. Pennehaker was best
man, and the uShers included Mr..
Hunter de Butts. Mr.. Willing Browne.
Mr. William Mackall. Mr.. Charles
CaStleman, Mr.. Duval Tyler and Mr..
Lee Fleming, lr,
The reception following the Wedding
was held at Foxcroft on the mountain
near Middleburg. where the bride went
to school Receiving with the wedding
party were Mrs. Brooke NJ, Baker, aunt
OF the bride. and Mrs, Beach. mother
OF the bridegroom. Mrs. Baker was In
lowered chiffon and wore purple hat
and Mrs. Reach'S costume was Of gray
lace with q hat 10 match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beach left later IN the
day for wedding trip. the brides
travelling costume being OF dark blue In
q three-piece suit with hat 10 match.
They VIII make their home in WASH
ington.
Attending the wedding were ms
John +, Barber Of Pasadena. Calf:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sc, George Bryan OF Rich
mond. Mr., Blaine ElkinS OF Washing
ton, Mr., John N. johnson OF Alexandria,
Va; Mr.. and MRS. Mackuhin OF Baltl-
more and Mr., and Mrs. Conway Car
ter Of the Eastern shore OF Maryland.
Miss Alice RauSman Ranek. daughter
OF Rev, and Mrs Henry II. Ranck. I'D
Mr., Alton RnoS LAughlin. SON OF AR.
and Mrs, EnoS IIaughiin OF Cheyenhs.
Wye. were married yesterday afternoon
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