Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16
Greensladc- Griffin Wedding
Important Event Of Today.

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Important Event Of Today.
An important wedding of interest IN
both Navy ard residential circles will
take place this afternoon at O'Clock
when Miss Rosemary Griffin, daughter
b. Mrs. Paul Bastedo. will become the
bride Of Ensign John Francis Green
slade. L. s. n. son of Capt. and Mrs
John W. Greenslade of Newport. The
se-emony will be performed in st. Mat
.hew's Church in the presence OF a
iarse company of friends Of the fami-
lies with Rev. Father Edward l.,
Buckley officiating.
Tail fir trees are placed about the
hush pillars Of the spacious church
and the chancel is banked witt
Easter lilies. Sheath bouquets of vari-
colored Spring blossoms are arranged
On the psws along the center aisle
down which the wedding party VIII
va!k 10 the strains Of Lohengrin's
wedding March"
AS the guests are assembling MI
Nalcoln, Boyce will play selections Of
sacred music. and during the cere.
nnony Miss Helen Howison. gifted
sop-ano, will sing. Ave Maria"
the bride will walk TO the altar with
her father. who will give her in marriage
Ter wedding gown is lovely, fashioned
ct rich ivory satin. after robe de stSie
model. The bodice is cloSe-hstlng Win
9 round yoke Of rare old family lace
and the long. fitted sleeves go INTO q
deep point over the hands. The skirt
Is quite full. several inches shorter al
The front than in the back, and the
court train is entirely covered With olo
family lace. Her tulle veil will be held
BIZ can OF the lace with tiny clls-
ter of orange blossoms over each ear
and she will carry a shower EoCqGei
of lilies Of the valley.
The costumes OF the brides attend
ants will carry out the old-fashion note
IN the bridal robe, designed in chiffon
with fitted bo6ices and lcng, full skirts
with uneven hemliaas.
Miss Mary Johnston of Newport,
r l.. will be the maid Of honor: the
color of her gown viii be buttercrp vel
low. her hat OF transparent straw faced
with velvet matching the frock. The
bridesmaids Will be Miss Eleanor Starke
OF Norfolk. Va: Miss Louise Spencer,
Mss Winifred West, Miss Frances Nc
Kee, Miss Francesca Stewart and Mss
Helen Robinson Their fTocks are made
Of apple green chiffon. the necklines
showing triangular Scarfs of toe mate
rial. Their hats are OF the same model
Is the maid OF honor's, in green trans
parent straw. and the attendants viii all
carry arm bouquets OF Spring flowers:
Mr.. Robert Greenslade will be the
t1-+ pE CcfaFtaH n
Guide Mr.. Thomas Griffin and Mr. Rich
ard Griffin, brothers Of the bride-eiect
Mr.. Louis JefIries. Mr.. David Karrick
Mr. George Abel and Mr.. James Kerr
Following the ceremony a small re-
cepticn will be held at the home o.
Comdr and Mrs. Bastedo. when TIN
wedding couple will be assisted in re.
ceiving BY Mrs. Bastedo who viii be II
gown Of French blue chiffon. ane
Mrs. Gyeenslade, mother Of the bride
groom.
Lieut.. Greens,ade and his bride vii
leave later in the afternoon for a wed
ding trip. They will make their heme
az Pensacola. Fla, where Ensigr
Greenslade viii be stationed Tor a year
The brides going away costume is o,
green crepe de chine with coat O.
green cloth trimmed with fu- and q
small black hat:
The charge d'afa:res of Lithuania
d.. Nik2s Baso4,las. went 20 New York
last night 70 attend the celebration TO-
night OF the tenth anniversary OF Lith.
usnIan independence. which has beer
arranged BIZ the colony Of Littuanians
living IN New York. Or. Bagdonas viii
return nezt week
The ar attache O. the italian en-.
basgy. Conadr Silvio Scaroni. entertain
&c party Of IL st luncheon today IL
the presidential dining room Of the
NARROWER His guests were Miss Marie
Ciau5eI Miss RENE Claudel, Miss Rosa
Padi'la. I..ss Louise Spencer. Miss Al;c,
Davis. Miss Evelyn Walker. Count al.
berto Marrhetti Mr.. Linares- Rivas, Mr.
Frederic Knobel. Mr. Ramon Pad.lls
and Mr. DsTsc z. Finley.
The secretary OF the Rumanian Iega.
ton and Nine. Popovici VIII entertain
a tea In the F.orentine room at tn.
Wa-6nlaa PARK Hotel tomorrow after
noon.
TIE Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Ey Theodore Douglas Robinson, &C.
compared by his son, .fr. DougIa
Robinson. have gone 70 New York ant
are a. t-e St. Regis for q short stay.
The Assistant Attorney General. Mrs
MaoeI Walk: Willeb.andt. Will be- a
home tomorrow afternoon from 4 80 d
G o'clock
The United States consul at Hong
kong and Mrs. Lynn W Franklin ar,
tlsitlE2 TIE laitErs parents. Mr. aEt
Hrs. FREQ Robinson. IL it1e.r iaon1e, Fal
H3I. s.f&, FTecericksb4!g. Va MI ard
Hrf. Franklin returned u this countr,
u 1nlc tor Car.&tnaa ard gtopped II
California " visit NE Franklin
b.othe,-ln-,zw aT.c sister, gr. and Mrs.
Co5trey Deil. anc then sailed by va,
o. TIE Panama Cana! Mrs Bell VA
t2~.cre h"r n3zrri&g: Hiss Haze! Frank
III ~ Washington.
asr Charles Warren has gone 70 At
lS.lt.c City for short stay.
1T the luncheon given ucAy tor MRS
Wallace II FarrlDgIoyl wife Of the Coy
efnor ~ Hawaii Dy ATs. Frank Eunke
- Washington n the presidential din
;,4g room u tne Aayfioger her otne
guests lnciGtec Nine. Matsu6aira. MFs
Herbert i<Dge MIS- John T.. Merriam
Hrs Waiter Gilbert and Mrs, fober
Il Armstrong
D:s Esbs Warren Wa& q luncheol
9fsFss tJosY IN the presidential din;ni
RON IT rhe NsyfiOsFr. having 10 IL
t@r Dar;y Mr and lafk Warren haV
~ apartment at the nayfi0aeF for III
Winter
Maj Cen and Mrs Esne5n T. Ii
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