Evening star., 1928-06-10

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In honor of the bride, who Is former
president of Tau Sigma Nu Sorority
Mr.. Simpson is the president of the
Alpha Beta Sigma Fraternity, and Is
graduate of the Central High School.
Mrs. Ethel r. Roberts announces the
marriage of her daughter, Lillian, to
Mr.. g. Emil Rott. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. z. Rott. yesterday afternoon, in st.
Paul's rectory, at4 o'clock.
Miss Mae Langue of Richmond. Va,
was maid of honor and Mr.. Al Strohm
was the best man.
The bride was attractively attired In
marine blue silk crepe ensemble with
large black picture nat OF horsehair
braid and lace. She carried rcsebuds
and sweet peas. The maid OF honor
wore a strawberry silk costume, with
hat TO match. She also carried rose
buds and sweet peas
Following the marriage ceremony a
reception was held at the apartment of
the bridal couple, In Clifton Terrace
East. Tor the relatives and immediate
friends. The bride and groom left early
apd win be at home In Washington
ag&er June rs.
The marriage of Miss Pearl T..
MotherShead, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
James M. Motherghead, to Mr.. George
o. West took place Wednesday June 8.
at O'Clock pm. In the Fl Street Chris
tan Church. Sixth and III streets
southwest. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. p. A. Cave, assisted by
Rev. H. c. Mayhcw. The church had
charming arrangement Of Summer
nowers, palms. ferns and tall lighted
cathedral candles.
Mrs. Russell L. Nails played the we'd
ding march, and Mr.. willard q. Haynie
sang i Love You Truly" and 20
Promise Me"
The bride was escorted and given In
marriage by her brother-in law. MIR. r..
Lynn Cave. She wore gown Of white
bridal satin and lace bouffant. Her
tulle veil was becomingly arranged and
held by orange blossoms and she car
rfed a shower bouquet Of bride roses
and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. r. Lynn Cave, sister of the
bride, was matron of honor, wearing
blue taffeta bouffant. with blue pic
ture hat To match, and carrying an arm
bouquet OF pink roses. The brides other
attendants were Mrs. Raymond G. Rob-
erts. the brides sister: Miss Elizabeth
Williams, Miss airline Sweeney and Miss
Evelyn Mothcrshead. They wore frocka
of tafYeta In shades of peach, orchid,
pink and yellow, respectively, with hats
70 match, and carried bouquets Of pink
roses. The flower girls were Miss Fior~
eFlce Sweeney and Miss Marion Grant.
They wore frockg OF pink and blue crepe
&c chine and carried baskets OF cut
flowers.
Mr.. Ralph West Of Roanoke, Va, WAS
best man for his brother, and the
uEhers were Mr Raymond c. Roberts,
Mr Russell l.. Malls, MIR. Ofin Reed and
Mr. Werner Magke.
Mrs. Mothershead, mother Of the
bride, wore n gown Of orchid georgette,
and Mrs. West, mother Of the bride~
groom, was In blue georgette
A reception followed In The home of
| the brides parents. after which Mr..
West and his bride left for a Northern
motor trip. Mrs. West wearing a yell
Dw georgette and small hat 10 match.
! They viii be- at home upon their return
at 30i Sixth street southwest.
One Of the prettiest of the early June
4, weddings was that Of Miss Virginia
sDeafe and Mr.. Joseph Houghton, which
| occurred In the home of the brides
phfShtss MF. and Mrss James M EDeare.
Inursnay evening. The spacious Colo
Mai mouse WAS bower Ut roses, peonieg,
! delphlniuTn and vines, whose central
feature was an arch of bloom before
which tine ceremony took place.
| The bride wore a fairy~iike period
tof,e of ivory Eatt1 rouneed 10 the waist
| With tIlle the bodice embroidered In
seed pearls, Her long Lulie veil was
| held Ia place by a cofonst " real lace
Her only ornaments we're her mothers
| pearls and n bracelet which had be-
| Iongsd W her 9reat~gfAndmotier Her
attendants were Miss Claire Crauuef
| and Miss Elsa Donaldson, In period
| froeks of glowing rose taffeta, carrying
| pink Killarney roses, and Miss hlica
Mi1heii of Winchester, Mass, In q
quaint gown N changesble green taf.
feta with Il bouquet Ut butterfly roses
Miss EDears was met MT the foot oi
the stairway by her father, who escorted
her " the floral arch, where she was
met by the bridegroom, the best man
| his brother, Mr. William II !. H0ugIaton
ot Wellesley Hiiis and by Rey. j, n
IiDlIistef, pastor NJ the Chevy Chage
Presbyterian Church, vino performed
The ceremony,
At the reception Immediately follow,
Ing, Mr. and Mrs. Epssfe Were assisted
hi receiving the many guests by The
1aTeItA ef the kttdsu0psa. MI. asq