Evening star., 1928-02-12
WeddingsofWeekC Challenge
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Church Ceremony Unites Miss Virginia {. Mat
thews and Ensign Drew-Other Notable
Matrimonial Events in Schedule.

An important wedding of yesterday
was that of Miss Virginia Chalmer
Matthews and Ensign Edward John
Drew. u. S. NJ. whose marriage was
solemnized at O'Clock at Holy Trinity
Church. GEORGETOWN. Right Rev. Fa-
ther Dalton officiating.
The bride. is the daughter of Mrs
Marie Green Matthews of this city,
She was given in marriage by her un-
Gle. Mr.. Frank Key Green. Her gown
vas an unusually lovely creation OF
white chiffon made over white satin
snti trimmed with pearls. She carried
q shower bouquet OF lilies OF the val
ley and roses
The attendants of the bride were the
maid of honor. Miss Louise Du Bose
who was dressed in orchid taffeta. TRIM
med with roses Of yellow tullc. and
four bridesmaids. Miss LevereuX Mat
theWs. sister Of the bride: Miss Cath
erlna Burial. Miss Lucy B. Moore and
Miss Dorothy Bartlett. all Of whom
we're in costumes similar to that of
the n,atrnH OF honor and who carried
pink rose.
The bridegroom, who is a son of MIR.
and Mrs. E. p. Drew Of Alton. Ill. was
etteried by Mr., H. c. McCord of
rittSslrgh as best man. The ushers
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r Strain. Ensign r. H. Meade and
Ensign j. r Taylor. all former class
mates al Annapolis.
The church was attractlyely deco
rated with pink carnations and palms.
and the same color scheme was re-
pcated in the floral display at the home
of the brides mother. where a recep-
ton was held following the ceremony al
the church. The brides mother was
dressed in blue crepe de chine trim
med with fur. Mr.. and Mrs. Drew left
Immediately for their wedding trip and
will make their future home at Long
brides travelling costume was tan
tailored dress. over which she wore
black coat trimmed with red fox fur.
Her hat was black felt.
Out-of-town guests we're DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas Chalmers. Miss Virginia Chal-
ners and Master Thomas Chalmers. r..
Of New York CITY: Mr. and Mrs. Louis
N. Weld and Miss Weld of Pennsyi-
vania. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Grvmes.
Mrs John Dickinson and Mrs. Frank
Taylor. all Of King Georges County.
Miss Mabel W vandegrift. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Vandegrift.
and MI Bernard Weaver. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Laurence NJ. Weaver. were
married yesterday afternoon. the cere-
naony taking place at the Chapel OF the
Nativity at 4 O'Clock.
The officiating clergyman was Rev.
Enoch NJ. Thompson. and the bride was
given in marriage by her father. The
church was decorated with Easter lilies
and palms. and the music rendered IN
c.uded a solo. 20, Perfect Love-" BY
Mrs. Irma Bell. with Mrs. Norma B.
G!llchrist at the organ.
The bridal gown was OF rose geor-
ee:te. with which she wore large pic
ture hat and black satin slippers. The
bride carried lovely bouquet OF yellow
tea roses She was attended by her
sister. Miss Jane E. Vandegrift. as maid
Of honor. wearing blue georgette
afternoon dress. with hat to match and
carrying sweetheart roses. The brides
mother was dressed in black satin with
hat 20 match.
Mr.. Laurence L. Weaver officiated as
best man for his brother. and the
ushers were Mr.. w. L. Diffenderfer and
Lr II. c. Cross both Of this city.
Out-of-town guests were: Mr.. Otis
TAYLOR. Mfr Albert Langeluttig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis LangeIuttig. Mr.. and MRS.
s z. Burns. all of Baltimore: Mr.. AL
bcYt Langeluttig OF Boston. Mr.. George
Z vandegrist Of Wilmington, Del, and
Mrs. e. y. Allston Of Philadelphia.
The travelling gown Of the bride was
biark satin crepe. with which she wore
o black felt hat and satin slippers. Mr