Evening star., 1928-02-26
Late Winter Nuptial
Events Mark Calendar
In the Social World


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John Dozier Pou The drawing room
was elaborately decorated with palms
and huge baskets Of Easter lilies and
lighted by tall ivory tapers placed on
the altar and mantels.
The bride was given in marriage by
! her cousin. Mr.. Samuel T. Weyman,
and the ceremony was performed BY
| Dr. Aston Wragg. rector of the Episco-
pal Church. Preceding the service a
! musical program was rendered and 20
Promise Me- was softly played during
/ the ceremony.
! The bride, who is the second daugh-
| ter of Mrs. William H.. Mccormick Of
! Eufau!a and the late Mr.. Mccormick,
was attired In an afternoon gown OF
| rose taupe lace and wore q hat Of lace
and felt in matching tones. Her bridal
bouquet was OF yellow roses. lilies of the
valley and orchids. She was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Mary Mccormick
Conner. as matron Of honor. who wore
powder blue chiffon with a black hat
and carried sunset roses and valley
| lilies.
The bridegroom had as his best man
| his father, DR.. L. /. Hill OF Montgom.
cry. Ala.
| After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served and later in the after
noon the bridal couple started their
| trip for Washington.
| A large number OF guests were pres
ent from the South and from points
In the North.
Miss Thelma Gladys Fields, daughter
of Mrs. Sadie L. Fields OF Clarendon.
AZ Ia EAurnri pyccau enn
OF Mr. and Mrs. r. Bussey OF Washing
ton, were married Monday evening,
February 90 The ceremony was per
| formed in the Methodist Church at
Clarendon. the pastor. Rev. Or. Sriel-
man. oficiating at O'Clock. The
church had a simple and effective ar
rarsement Of palms and ferns and Miss
| Ann Crowsou sang during the ceremony
! accompanied by Mr. william Jansen
organ!st, who also played the wedding
| music.
| The bride was given in marriage by
her brother. Mr.. p. L. Fields. and wore
gown of white georgette made VITA
narrow lace rufIies on the skirt and q
rhinestone girdle Her veil was held
by band OF orange blossoms and she
carried bride roses with Q shower OF
lilies OF the valley
O. N, ~.
for her sister and was In salmon pink
geoTgette made like that OF the bride.
the rufl.es on the skirt being Of cream
color lace and her hat matched the
dress and was trimmed with cream
color lace. She carried pale pink roses
tied with ribbon TO correspond. Miss
Mary Gilbert OF Clarendon. Miss Eliza
beth Stienmyey OF Washington, Miss
Madaline John OF Chambersburg. Ps.,
and Miss Marion Skinner of Washing
. ton were bridesmaids. They were
dressed alike in satin and tulle trimmed
with velvet ribbons and tulle hats TO
match in rainbow shades OF green. PINK.
yellow and orchid and they carried
deep pink rosebuds tied with pink rib
hons.
Mr.. James Arts OF Washington was
best man and the ushers included Mr
Roy Cox and Mr. Lynn b. Newton Of
Clarendon and Mr. Ray Ward. Mr.
/ Harry Fowler and Mr.. Joe Beattie of
Washington.
A reception Immediately followed In
the Priscilla room ut Clarendon. when
Mrs. Fields. mother of the bride, was In
gray georgette and Mrs. BuSsey, mot her
OF the bridegroom. wore tan brocaded
velvet. They assisted the wedding
party in receiving. Later In the eve
! ming Mr.. and Mrs Bussey left for a
/ wedding trip. the bride travelling IN red
crepe de chine with a red velvet hat
and tan pony skin coat. They will
DC at home at 20l9 Thirty-fifth street,
this city, on the completion OF their
wedding trip.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr and MIS-. Isaac Lewis Of Knoxville
Tenn: Mr.. Otto John and his daugh-
IFnM rat 90
/ "a; Mrs. Jessie Strong of Jacksonville
Fla. and Mrs. W. @. Martin and Mrs
L. III. Foster OF Remington. Va.
With the room lighted only by the
soft rays q! q seYen-iHanch eandlsstirk
placed on the improyiSed altar. which
Cleaned white With Its masses of lilies
charming wedding ceremony took
place a. The home Of DIR. and Mrs
{. J. BOVINE. on Rhode Island avenue,
a. ! oeiock Saturday evening. Febru.
/ strouae: sister u Mrs BOVINE, was
united In marriage W Mr. Edward IA
E,malhe OF Ne" York City.
| Ihe ceremony ~za performed by DR.
John Edward Eyats. president u tbs
Maryland synod Cf the Lutheran
/ Church, and the bride was given in
! marriage by her father The wedding
, march, with incidental music, wal
played by Miss Marguerite Harbers
| stolinlst, accompanied by Mrs Charles
r. Charming a. the piano
The bridal gown VI th. bride was
II duchess satlR trimmed with tifainees
~ real lace Her long court train sas
richly embroidEred In pearls and rhine.
stones snd her veil ~ real lace Was held
with orange blossoms She carried 1
shower bouquet u orchids and lilies ol
the valley.
Mts, Charles J Bovine. Who vas ma
iron of h0nof for her sister, wore peset
chiffon and carried a bouquet of Ophs.
liza roses snd delphinlum The fiowei
girl Was little Henrietta Elizabeth
Bovine. niece OF the bride. and shs wore
Is charming ruined ffock Of point
d'esDrit and ribbons. made over pink
elk. Her tiny bouquet was patterned
after colonial nosessy.
The bridegroom, son ~ Mrs Alfred
Tally tonisile and the late Mr., TO
maine of EidgeW0od " j. hsd NJ hi.
beht man his brother, Mr. FLOYD Ro
maine, while Dr, Bovine. brother in la v
~ tie bride. aeFyed ss naher.
| The rooms which were decorated
with palms and pfofuaiDn of sprint
flowers. made an attractive setting batf
for the wedding and the reception
which followed Immediately after Mr.
ana Mrs. William r strouse, parent.
of tie bride, Whoss home Ia al ROLAND
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