Evening star., 1928-04-22
.Waring-Drury Wedding
Date Is Made Public
Mrs. Calhoun. Mother of Bride-Elect, Announces
Ceremony for April 30-Other Prominent
Nuptial Events.

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ceremony.
/ The bride was escorted by her father,
/ who gave her in marriage. She wore
| gown of white satin, fashioned along
| straight medieval lines, emheNtShed
with rose point and dutchesS lace. lace.
with long train falling from the waist.
! Her veil OF tulle was worn as a nuns
veil and her flowers were white Gala
| titles.
Miss H. Denny Underwood. maid of
honor. was in a robe dc style Of white
point d'esprit, with large green satin
bow at the waistiine, and a hat of
white hair braid trimmed with green
satin, She carried an arm bouquet or
lilies Of the valley, The brides other
attendants included Miss Anne Ken
nedv. Miss Sally Kennedy and Mrs.
James Addison. lr Their gowns were
similar TO that worn by the maid of
honor. but of green point d'esprit, Their
hats were green hair braid trimmed
with shaded green leaves. They
carried SheaveS of yellow Gala lilies
Mr.. Van H. Manning, ir., was his
brothers best man. and the uShers in
cluded Mr.. Billings wilson, cousin of
the bridegroom: Mr.. James Addison.
Mr.. Douglas Addison. brothers of the
bride; Mr.. Ray w. keenan,. Mr.. John
p. McGeary, and Mr.. Edward j.
Matthews. lr,
The ceremony was followed by
large reception at the Garden City
Country Club.
After a trip through the Canadian
Rockies MFR. Manning and his bride
will reside in Boise, Idaho, where Mr..
Manning is connected with the Ma
tional City Co.
A wedding of much interest took
place Thursday night at the Naples,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J.
Sehaefer in Capitol Heights, Md. when
their daughter, Miss Harriet Morris.
became the bride Of Mr.. William H
Peterson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G.
Peterson. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father James Corbett
in the presence of relatives and
intimate friends, and was followed by a
reception.
The bride wore robe de style gown
Of white gros de laine taffeta and
pearl-embroidered silver lace. and car
ried white roSebuds and lilies Of the
valley. Miss Nevis Shane of the
Towers, WestcheSter. NJ Y, was maid of
honor. She wore pale rose chiffon and
carried gardeniaS. The other attend
ants were Miss Margaret Schaefer,
sister Of the bride. and Miss Ethel Ben
nett. her cousin Their costumes of
pompadour taffeta were in the same
period as that of the bride, and they
carried single Madonna lilies with
which the altar and drawing room
we're decorated. Miss Bertha Schaefer.
little sister of the bride, was ring
bearer and wore a Kate Greenway
frock of French blue. Mr. William Jen-
nings Moose, jr.. was best man.
On her fathers side. the late Guy
Beauchamp Morris, the bride is q
descendant of Lewis Morris one of the
signers of the Declaration of indie
pen6ence. On her mothers side she is
a granddaughter of the late George
Johnson, for many years associated with
the historical Franklin Marshall Col
lege. and a great granddaughter of the
late Bishop Rllys johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson motored TO
Atlantic City. and viii later make their
home in Maryland.
An informal but prettily arranged
wedding took place Monday morning In
the parsonage Of the Church OF the
Blessed Sacrament Chevy Chase when
Miss Helen Louise O'Brien was united
In marriage with Mr.. Robert Norman
Blake. the Rev. Father r. Gibbons
Sinsthe, rector of the church, offici-
ating.
The bride wore a gown of rose beige
georgette, large picture hat with q
dropping briIn, and corsage bouquet
of orchids and golden gate roses.
Shortly after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Blake left Washington for we'd
ding trip TO New York and Atlantic
City. the bride wearing dress OF cocoa
brown satin, tweed coat, with brown
fur neckpiece and chic tan hat.
Upon their return they will occupy
their new home. $500 Forty-firgt street.
Chevy Chase. ID. c.
A wedding of unusual interest both
i'm Washington and southern Maryland
took place Tuesday. April II. when Miss
Mary Claggett Williams. daughter Of
Mr.. Lawrence r. Williams OF Wyune.
Md became the bride of MT, Francis
Joseph Sweeney. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
f. J. Sweeney OF Washington.
The ceremony and nuptial mass were
performed Ly Rev. j. McGehee. s. j..
at St. Miokael's Church. with Ford
Losmg anA Abel L0ngnaore Of Leonard
town. Md. as aco1ytes,
Thm altar was beautifully decorated
by khe Sisters Of St. Joseph, with a
profnsion Of jonQuils. narcissus and
Easter lilies
During the mass, Miss Catherine Nor
ris sang several solos. and vas assisted
In a duet by Miss Mary I5mehan. Miss
Catherine Greenwell, who rendered the