The Washington times., 1928-05-21
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY FOLK
SlUiss Ministers Son TO Ned Boston Girl;
Other Marriages in O1ing as June DrdUs Neo1
Dr. and Nine Peter To
Attend Ceremony in
Brookline Three We'd
dings for June 2

ulngs Tor June 2
" stiding bells begin % be
heard ia the land as June,
the month Of marriages,
draws near And, at least,
one charming bride chooses
TO defy the ancient tradition.
that May IS an unlucky
month for wedding. She
Is Miss Helen Fairchild
Mann daughter Of Mrs. Will
liam q Mann, Of Brookline,
Mass, and the late Dr. Mann,
and she has selected Satllr-
day of this week, for her
marriage to Georges Peter,
son Of the Minister Of
Switzerland and Nine. Peter.
Ia Brookline
Or and Nine. Peter will 60
% Brookline for the wedding,
leaving the latter part Of the
week and will visit in New
York before returning to Wash
ingtOn. it viii be q simple
wedding, with only small fans
iIy party present, and the cere-
muny win Be followed by . small
reception The Rev. DR.. Willard.
Sperry, dean Of the Harvard
Theological Seminary, viii off
eiate.
Both of Dr. and Nine. Peters
son. Georges Peter and Mark
Peter. III. completed their educa-
ton ia American colleges. The
bridegroom Is graduate Of
Harvard and his fiancee attended
Radcliffe College She Il q mem
Der or the Junior League.
No less than three weddings Of
special interest to washington are
&ek Tor June 2. The marriage Of
Miss Caroline Chamberlain, daugh.
ter Of Major General and Mrs.
John u. Chamberlain. to F'reder-
lex Bradley, son Of Mrs. Thomas
Bradley, OF washington, win take
place that afternoon in st. Johns
Church and at noon, IN st. Mat.
4laews Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
roran T1Onla daughter. Miss
/ Caroline Thorn, viii be married
10 Major Robert LeGroW Walsh,
Air CORPS. II. S. a. The brides
, maids win be Miss Helena Lodge,
granddaughter Of the late Senator
Lodge, Miss Margery Eustis, MISS
Virginia Mason, Miss Elizabeth
Ives and Miss Mary Hale. Miss
Nancy Smith, Of Boston. will be
flower girl. Major Walsh -
stationed at Fort LeavenWorth.
AT Aberdeen
Then. also on June 3. viii come.
the wedding Of Miss Helen Price
Weseon. daughter Of Col. and Mrs.
Charles Macon Wesson, to Capt.
Gordon Marshall Wells, Ordinances
Department. U. 8. a. The cere-
naony win be at the Aberdeen
Proving Ground. where Colonel
Wesson Is now IN command. but
the wedding IS an event Of consid-
cradle interest here. as the Wes-
sons have been stationed in Wash
fngfOn from time 10 time.
Arrangement for the wedding
81 Miss Corinne Coryell Wagner,
daughter Of Col. and Mrs. John IA.
Wagner, to Harold Arthur Me-
Cormiclx. u. s. N, JuEe at Ward
man Park Hotel are unique in
that the attendants will be all
men and classmates Of the bride
groom from Annapolis.
The east corridor at Wardman.
Park Hotel will be used for the
wedding and the bridal party will
be grouped at the foot of the
I broad marble stairway.
The Bridegroom viii receive his
commission as ensign at the June
week exercises and his best man,
A. g. Burrows, and the ushers,
George Moffatt. David Todd. A.
G. Leary. Il. c. Madsen, f.. III.
Ambruster. r. w. Jones, r. o.
Strange, G. Fl. Kendall. w. A.
Schoch. n. S. Hall, r. X. James
and e. q. Evef, will receive their
commissions at the same time.
They will form an arch of swords
under which the bride and bride.
groom will march from the altar.
Washingtonians are much inter-
ested in the announcement OF the
engagement of Miss Shelby CulIom
Brown, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Phelps Brown, of Springfield,
Mass, to j. Scott Parish, jr., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs j. Scott Parish,
of Richmond. For on both sides
Miss Browns family has been
associated with the Capital for
several generations. She is a
great granddaughter Of the late
Senator Cullom, of Illinois, and a
granddaughter OF the late William
Barrett Ridgely, long comptroller
of the currency. Her father Is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sevellon
/ al. Brown, OF Washington.
Mr.. Parish is a graduate Of
Princeton University and is now
( engaged In business in New York,
Miss Brown attended Miss Por'
ter's School at Pennington, Conn.
THE wedding will probably take
Mace when Miss Brown returns
from Europe in the fall.
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The Minister of CzechosloVakia
| Zdenek Fierlinger, is visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Richard 7. Crane I'd al
their country home, Westover
in Virginia.
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