Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08


place last evening at $50 o'clock
when Miss Jane BonnTcastfe, daugh
ter Of Col. and Mrs. Henry Churchill
Ronnycastle OF Brookline, Mass. he
came the bride OF Lieut.. Arthur Hodg
kins Bender cf Fort Monroe, Va, Sol
of Mrs. w. S. Gadsden OF Charles
ton. 8. c.
The ceremony was performed IL
the home of the brides uncle ant
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Mcintyre
Sl06 Thirty-fourth street. Rev
Charles +. Warner Of st, Alban
Church officiating. Yellow roses ant
yeliow chrysanthemums were Used
as decoration throughout the rooms
where guests were entertained.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore a handsome
sown Of ivory transparent velvet ant
roseroint lace. the long rciutet
sleeves edged with lace and the Ions
skirt cut shorter in the front than a
the hack. Her veil was of lace ant
abe carried sheaf of Gala lilies.
Mrs. George Whitfield Butts. tr.
Of Philadelphia. sister of the bride
was matron of honor and the Other
attendants were Miss Jean HuntieS
and Miss Louise Gay Of Philadeiphfa
The attendants wore frocks OF perloo
model in ivory chiffon velvet. with
herthas of sold lace and the hounan,
skirts. made with a deep fiounce OF
gold lace. The skirts were fashione'
with an uneven hem line. snd thes
carried yellow roses and larkspur.
Can't. Louis Whaley. United states
Marine Corps, Charleston. :. e. was
best man.
Mrs. Eonnycastle wore gown al
hrocaded transparent velvet. and
Mrs. Mcintyre was in black NeiVet'
relieving the ceremony an infor-
NAL reception was held.
Later in the evening Lieut.. Bender
and his bride left for wedding Trip
Mrs. Bender wearing brown Ua',
lored suit with kit fox collar ana
cuffs. with. a small brown 1et nat
They will he at home upon their re-
turn at Fort Monroe. Va
The marriage IF Miss Kathryn Yer
ran to Mr.. Gilman Billiard TOOK place
ar Stoneleigh Court Thursday eVenlne
a, o'clock. Right Rev. John w.
Hamilton oficiating. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother, MT
Harry F.. verran Of New York. she
wore cream lace over pink and: car.
ried . bouquet of butterfly roses ana
valley lilies. The decorations were
ferns pa Inns. smiiax and roses.
After the wedding there was an IN
formal reception, after which a supper
was served. The guests were received
bv Miss Battelle upon arriving
MI. and Mrs Billiard are on a
Southern trip. When they return they
will he at home at SIoneleigh Court
The out-of ?town guests were mr.
and Mrs. II. f. Verran and Mrs. mar
celia verran-Vernon of New YORK
Mrs. Frank E. Brown, jr.. and MISS
Edith yerran of Roanoke. Va: MISS
Clara Billiard. Boston. and Mrs. Hehr!
o. Marcy, jr.. Newton, Mass.
The marriage of Miss Katherine
Gertrude Bryant. daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Herbert s. Bryant, In Mr.. Joseph
Bush Eingsbury of Columbus. ONO
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. kinSsbury
OF Usage, Iowa. took place wednesday
evening. The ceremony was per-
formed I'm the Church of the Trans
figuration. the rector. Rev. j. D.
Oueaily. officiating at o'clock. Inc
church had a simple and effective dec
Grafton OF palms. the candles on the
altar giving soft light TO chancei.
Mr. Edward Preston, organist of the
church. gave a short program proceed
Ing the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. She wore gown OF
wedding ring satin. the bouffant skirt
finished with q deep founce OF chan
tiiiy lace Her tulie veil was held b.
q cap OF lace, and she carried bride
roses with a shower Of white sweet
peas and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. George r. Sheriff. was matron
Of honor. having a costume OF orchid
chiffon trimmed with deeper shade
81 ira nsparent velvet. Miss Gretchen
Campbell, who was maid Of honor. was
in French blue chiffon edged with sill
yer, and they both carried bouquets
Of vari-coior sweet peas.
Mr.. Clark W. kingsbury OF New
York was best man and the ushers In
Guided Mr.. Herbert r. Bryant of Nadl
son, Wis; Mr.. Henry 3. Wheeler 81
Newport. X. T.. and Mr.. George II
Sheriff and Mr.. Frank A. Danforth oi
this city.
A reception followed in the home o.
the brides parents at 304 Rittenhousf
street. Mrs. Bryant. mother Of ths
bride. receiving with the wedding
party I'm a gown nj pale green satin
hack creme. Che wore corsage bou
auef Of salmon color sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. kingsbury left Iatei
for a wedding trip. the bride ira yelling
in q gown Of ashes Of roses crepe with
tan hat and coat trimmed with
beaver fur. They will make their
rome in Columbus. Ohio on the com
pietion of their wedding trip. Mrs
Kingsbury is graduate Of George
Washington University and = member
Of Phi Mu Sorority and Mr. Kings
bury is also graduate of George
Washington University and received
his Pm. ID. from the University OF Chi
cago. He IN member Of the Sigma
M fraternity.
The marriage Of Miss Priscilla QnIn'
by, ia lighter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Muir
ray QI;nby Of Wellesley Hills. Mass,
70 Mai. Paul w. Newgarden. y. =. A.
son II Mai. and Mrs. George J. New
garden ~ Washington. took place
Wednesday evening. December ~
The ceremony wsx performed In the
Wellesley Hills Unitarian Church ~
, $40 ociock ana the ARA ngeiDeDtk
we're carried out with full military
fo,maIlty. Mai. ke~gsrd@n had Tot
his best man and usbsrs Army men
ali ~ whom we're graduates Of the
Military Academy 81 West Point.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. and Res. Walter Samue
e@ lsner. psstor III the church, OF
f.ated The maid ~ honor was Miss
Helen Bryant ~ ksnsss city. Mo.
snd the bridal attendants included
Mrs. Emile Quinby Of Cambridge
n ~ Eiids whitman Of New Bruins
wick X. j.: Misc Helen Bancroft an
AIRS Virginia Curtis ~ Wellesley,
Hsf Ae@ Ts gden. who IL himself I
graduate ~ West Point. had as III
best fnsn his brother. MAI. George J
Ne~HarfeH. u. on duty ~ Haisieh
~ 4. The ushers we're Nal w. =
Fo1ts ~ fort Monroe. We MAJ
Junlus W. J1nss. Air Service, VIII
flew from hiE station, Langley Fieid
Aa aud Maj. Louis A, Craig Of BEL
mont Mas. al cD8sstns'es; also Ma.
LIN rEa 4 IL ii win If MakhinktNn.