Evening star., 1928-04-29
Wedding Ceremonies Grace
Early Sprinssime Calendar

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limited in number 10 the members OF
the immediate families and their closest
friends. The marriage will unite two
Of the most prominent families Of the
South.
Mr.. Waring is the son OF MIR. Thomas
l. Waring of Charleston, prominent
publisher, and is lawyer He has Just
finished his first term in the South
Carolina Legislature. and is manager
of the ST. Cecilia Society, one of the
Oldest social organizations Of the United
States Mr.. Waring is a former COM
mander of the Charleston Yacht Club
and one of the governors OF the Charles
ton Country Club.
Mr. Waring and his bride will reside
at SO East Battery, Charleston, S. c.
A wedding of interest 10 a large cir
Gle of friends in Virginia and this city
took place yesterday at 4 O'Clock when
Miss Naomi AlceSta OSmond. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs w. E. OSmond, was
married 10 Mr.. William Westlock Car
ney. son of Mr.. William E. Carney,
The ceremony was performed IN
Grace Episcopal Church. Rev. Meade
Bolton MacBri6e oficiating, The altar
had a beautiful arrangement OF palms,
ferns. yellow Gala lilies and yellow
daisies
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, Mr.. w Aldridge Osmond,
She wore an afternoon gown of beige
lace with hat OF leghorn trimmed in
brown velvet and brown satin slippers.
Her bouquet was of yellow roses and
blue delphinium Miss Thelma G. OS-
mond. sister of the bride. was her only
attendant and wore a gown of pink
georgette with a picture hat of black
horsehair and lace and black satin slip
pers Her bouquet was of pink sweet
peas and yellow daisies.
Mr.. Leslie Campbell Taylor of Salt
Lake City, Utah, was best man, and the
ushers included Mr.. Homer Johnson,
Mr. Ray Harrington. Mr.. John Mayhugh
and Mr.. Albert HeinZrnan.
A reception followed at the home OF
the bride which had a charming deco
ration of palms and Spring flowers. Mrs.
w z. Osmond. mother of the bride, as
sisted in receiving and wore gown OF
blue fat crepe and ecru lace. with hat
of black and a corsage of yellow roses
and valley lilies Later in the evening
Mr. Carney and his bride left for a
week end trip to Norfolk and Richmond
where they will be met by the bride S
sister who will motor from Washington.
The brides travelling costume was an
ensemble of printed silk with coat of
this Spring Mr.. and Mrs. Carney will
take an extended motor trip through
the Central and Southern States. They
will be at home after May Is at the
Cavendish until the completion OF their
new home, Windy Way Seminary
Hill, Va.
A very pretty wedding took place last
evening at $50 o'clock In the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church. when Miss Re-
becca Spruce. daughter Of Mrs. Samuel
Stuart Spruce. became the bride of Mr.
Elliott Burgess Roberts Of Boston. Mass.
Rev William S. Abenethy officiating
The bride walked TO the altar with
her brother. Mr.. Samuel Stuart Spruce.
who gave her In marriage. She wore a
tigft-fitting gown of ivory tafIeta. made
without sleeves. and the skirt falling to
the ground. From the diagonal neck
line. stresmerS dotted in silver fell TO
the hemline Her rose point veil of
Duchess lace, an heirloom In her family.
was arranged cap style, the center panel
being of lace, falling to the floor. and
band of orange blossoms was caught
10 the crown Of the veil She carried
shower bouquet of white lilacs and
lilies.
The attendants Of the bride were Miss
Dorothy Bierer, maid OF honor, and Miss
Martha Armitage of Greenville. Tenn,
and Miss Nan Deane OF Washington,
the former wearing apple green organdy.
with green slippers, and carrying lilacs,
while the two bridesmaids were eowned
IN yellow and orchid organdy with slip
pers 70 match and carrying bouquets OF
Spring flowers.
Mr.. Burgess had as his best man. Mr.
Grant French Of Toledo. Ohio. and the
ushers were DR.. Elmer Shepherd and
Mr.. c. H. Hodgin.
The mother Of the bride wore black
georgettc over lace, MADE with draped
skirt Her eorsage was or violet sweet
peas and maiden's hair fern.
Immediately following the ceremony
there was reception at the brides
home on Brookville road. for the rela-
tiyes and out-of-town guests.
Mr. and Mrs. p. J. Redmon Of Yak
/ ina, Wash. announce the marriage oi
/ their daughter Dorothy 10 Mr.. Mich
/ olas J. Francis Saturday. April 81, In
| New York City Mr.. Francis who for
| merly made his home in Washington
/ but is now living in New York, is thf
| son Of Mrs Nicholas James Francis oi
Washington Following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingman Brewster
| brother in law and sister Of the bride
| groom, gave the couple a wedding
/ breakfast at the Barclay Hotel Upor
their return from their wedding trip
/ 70 Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs Francis VII
! make their home in New York.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
/ Jack at Linden. Md, was the scene o
an unusually pretty wedding last week
when Miss Clara e. Kincaid. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Kincald of Mil
! b0To. Va was married 70 Mr. Nina w
/ Enapp, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B SnapI
of Winchester, Va, by Rev. Ralph ID