Evening star., 1928-06-17


Mr.. George and his bride left late
for wedding trip and will make thei
home in Swarthmore, Pa.
Among the out-of-town guests wer,
Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Wilson OF Wilk
insburg, Pa.
The marriage of Miss Mildred Ce
celia Crow to Mr.. Joseph A. Quigle,
took place in pretty ceremony at 6:3t
o'clock last night at st. Anthony
Church, Brookland. Rev. Father Pat.
rick E. Conroy, pastor of st. Anthony's
officiated The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Crow, 1900 New.
ton street northeast. The bridegroom
is son of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel F.
Quigley. 1912 Eighth street northeast
The bride wore a beautiful gown oi
white satin and Spanish lace, bouffant
and with an uneven hemline. Her tullt
veil, which covered the satin train, was
held in place with coronet headdreSs
of orange blossoms and Spanish lace
She wore satin slippers and carried a
shower boquet of roses and lilies Of the
valley.
Miss Veronica Quigley, sister of the
bridegroom, was maid of honor. She
wore peach-color georgette and lace
| bouffant dress. peach satin slippers
! large picture leghorn hat and carried
| Columbia roses
The best man was Mr. Daniel F.
| Quigley. jr. The bridesmaids were Miss
| Margaret May and Miss Martha
| Schilke. both Of whom are the brides
! sorority sisters in Tau Beta Phi So
rority. Miss May was attired in a
| green georgette and lace dress. made
bouffant, with green satin slippers
large picture leghorn hat and carried
butterfly roses. Miss Schilke wore an
orchid georgette and lace dress, orchid
| satin slippers. large picture leghorn
/ hat and carried butterfly roses,
! The flower girls were Alice Robson,
niece of the groom, and Gay Callan.
/ They were dressed in baby t.Ie crepe
| de chine with white Irish lace, white
| kid slippers. with garlands of orange
| blossoms about their heads and they
| carried baskets of rose petals. The
ushers were MFR. Paul Reithmeyer and
Mr.. Joseph Reithmeyer
| The altar decorations were palms
/ and white flowers.
| A program of music was given by
Mrs. Arthur McNerney, organist, and
Miss Evelyn Howard, soloist.
| Following the church ceremony, a
| wedding reception was held at 1915
Sixteenth street northeast Immedi-
ately after the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
| Quigley left upon their wedding trip,
travelling by motor to Atlantic City and
| New York
A charming wedding took place
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock when
Miss Isabelle Smith, daughter of Mrs,
v. I. Foraker of Wilmington, Dei be-
came the bride of Mr.. Henry Clay
Whiteford, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Morgan Whiteford of Whiteford, Md
The ceremony was performed in the
home Of the bridegroom's brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Burton e.
Corning. at lis Leland street. Chevy
Chase. Rev. B. W. Jones of Wheel
ing. w Va, officiated
The home had charming arrange
ment OF yellow and white cut flowers,
and preceding the ceremony Mr.. Ross
Farrar sang. accompanied by Mrs. D.
! w. Alderman who played the wedding
march
The bride was given in marriage by
Mr.. Joseph Fronefield of Watne, Pa.
j and she wore kown of white satin en-
broidered in seed pearls and fashioned
with a long-waisted bodice and a full
| skirt. Her tulle veil was arranged
| softly about her face and held with
orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet Of roses and lilies OF
| the valley.
Mrs. Joseph Fronefleid attended her
| sister as matron Of honor, wearing q
gown OF pale green chiffon and carrying
an arm bouquet OF yellow poppies
maiguerites and yellow roses.
Mr.. Burton E. Corning was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Raymond q
Moore and Mr.. Samuel w. Barrows.
/ An aisle through which the wedding
| party walked was made with white
satin ribbons held by four tiny chill
dren, Virginia Perrin and Margaret
Corning. who were In dainty old-fash-
/ ioned frocks of pink and blue crepe
and Joseph 8. Wfi:eford and Teddy
Bowie. who wore black velvet trousers
and white silk blou5eG.
Following the ceremony reception
vas held when the wedding couple were
! assisted In receiving by Mrs Foraker
mother Of the bride, who was In gray
georgette crepe, and Mrs Whiteford,
| Who was in white qeoreette creme. Mrg
Foraker and Mrs. Whiteford both car
/ rie6 bouquets Of vioietg.
Mr.. Whiteford and his bride left later
| for a wedding trip, Mrs. Whiteford
wearing a dark blue ensemble with q
| Ieghorn hat piped with blue ribbon
They win make THEN home In Wash
| ingtOn. A number of out-of-towr
guests attended the wedding.
Miss Alma Clarita Megtres, daughter
OF Mrs. Richard A. Mestres OF "a Park
avenue. Brunxyiiie. N Y, and guest
last season Of Mrs. John Hays Ham,
nlond, VIII be married To Mr.. Charles
! Moeser. jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
saf Txt. ala fKN
cinnati, at st. BarthoIomeW'g Church
Manhattan, ". Y, Wednesday after
noon, June n. Or. Clifton Macon viii
offlciate, and the ceremony will be fol-
lowed by reception fi1 the Park Lane
| ballroom
The maid Of honor will be Miss Daisy
Rice Bartlett Of Birmingham, Ala. Thf
natrons Of honor will be Mrs. n. Win.
cent Davis Of New York and Mrs james
y, Henry, Jr., Of Pittsburgh. The brides
maids selected are: Miss Elizabeth
Stout, Miss Francesca Cary, Miss Fran.
ces Maher. Miss Rosemary Harden
Miss Marjorie Heather. Miss Jean NC.
Ciurc, all Of New York; Miss Fioyt
Humphreys Of Memphis, Tenn, ane
Miss Anna Catherine Bryant Of Ashe'
vile, n. G.
MT. Alfred r. MoegeY Of Cincinnati
brother of the bridegroom, viii be beg
man, and groonsrnen will be- Mr.. II
Scott Uennison of Dobbs Ferry, ~. Y.
Mr.. Thomas T.. Wallace of Pittsburgh
Mr.. Frank A. Baker of Kansas City
Mo: Mr. u. Au1sden Gooct Of Lincoln
Eebr.. Mr. Henry A, Greene OF Phtla
delptlia, Mr.. John Langh0rne OF G0,Iti
Orange, ~, j.. Mr. Ralph Smith VI Gin
cinnan, Mr Paul u, MiIhollard 0
Washington and Mr.. H. Vincent Dayi
NJ New YoTk
! Mr.. Richard A. MestFes, the bride
brother, win give her away
| Miss Msstfes made her debut al TIN
Park Lane last Thanksgiving day. MI
HOeseF was the captain of Princeton
foDt ball team last season
Immediately after the wedding th
bride and bridegroom viii start on 81
extended foreign tour.