Evening star., 1928-04-22

EoSSdhu on Monday. April 50, at 9
o'clock in the evening Only the inne-
csiate family connections of the bride
and groom and s small group Of the
most intimate friends Of the bride are
invited.
The father. mother. brothers and sis
teIS of MI. Waring and the Charleston
relatives OF the bride will be guests over
the week END at the newly equipped
guest house at RoSsdhu.
Mr. and Mrs. Waring will reside at
SIS East Battery. where they will be at
home after the first of June.
Mrs DruTy with her two boys are
with Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun,
The marriage of Miss Naomi Aicesta
OSnond. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T OSlnond. and Mr. william WeStlock
Carney. son of Nr William e. Carney,
will take place Saturday afternoon,
April IS. at 4 O'Clock, in Grace EpiSco-
ral Church Ninth and d streets south
west. Rev Meade Bolton MacBryde Of
f1ciaring A reception VIII follow the
ceremony in the home OF the brides
parents.
An important Wedding of the week
was that Of Miss Cledythe HaTner,
daughter of DR.. Grace Harner Of Cam
eron. Nc. and Dr. Malcolm c. Stick
ney. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Il.
Siickney of i4S2 Madison street north
west. The marriage took place We'd
nesday, April is, at the hone Of the
bridegroom'S parents and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Godfrey Chooot,
pastor of the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
The color scheme Of pink was carried
out in the house decorations. which
we're of Spring flowers and palms. The
brides gown was Of crepe de chine over
white satin. with which she wore long
veil of tulle. falling from coronet OF
old lace Her bouquet was OF white
roses and lilies of the valley,
Miss Mildred Battle. daughter Of DR..
Lewis ]. Battle was the brides only al
tendant and was dressed in a beaded
gown Of reriSe satin. The best man
was Mr.. Benjamin Stickney, jr., brother
of the bridegroom.
On their return from their wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs, Stickney will live at
l45S Columbia road northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Galpin of In
diana announce the marriage in New
York City yesterday Of their daughter,
Miss Charlotte Josephine Galpin Of this
city. and Mr. William Michael Rogers
OF the Interstate Commerce Comnlis-
sion. The wedding was TO have taken
place June IS. but on account OF the
illness Of the brides mother the couple
were quietly married yesterday at 3
O'Clock.
They left Washington Friday night
and we're Joined in New York by Miss
Galpin's uncle and aunt. DR.. and Mrs.
A. II. Galpin Of New York and Amity-
vile. Long Island. who attended the
ceremony. Following their marriage Mr..
and Mrs ROBBERS left for q week end trip
aboard Or Galpln'S private yacht. the
Galp3Tity. the bride wearing q gray en-
semhle with accessories to match.
Mr. and Mrs Rogers will &c at home
after May at the Hotel Roosevelt, and
in June will 60 to Indiana to visit the
parents of the bride for several weeks.
Miss Galpin is well known In this city
where she Is physical training director
at the Central High School. and is a
niece Of DR. c. J. Galpin Of this city.
The marriage Of Mrs. Ira F. T.
Wrlgaaf and MAJ Henry o. Atwood.
sE. s A, took place yesterday at i.3o
O'Clock. the ceremony having been per
afornle6 in the parsonage OF 81. Mary'S
Mitchell, rector Of the cakTch, vas the
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Rear Admiral and Mrs William r.
Shoemaker have sent out cards an
nouncsng the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Katherine 70 Lieut.. Comdr. Ar
thur Cayley Davis. Z. S. n. Tuesday,
! April 10. i'm San Francisco. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Shoemaker have been
making their home in San Francisco
Tor about six u1onths-ever since the
retirement Of the former from the Navy.
The marriage of Miss Frances Pat
ssoa Peck, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Eugene Peck. 10 Mr.. Lawrence
Stephen Hazard Of Youkers n. Y. son
Of Mr. and Mrs Robert d. Hazard Of
Yonkers. ~. Y. took place yesterday
afternoon at the home Of the brides
parents, 3I07 Cathedral avenue Rev.
Moses Lowell. pastor Of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church off3ci
Eted The bride was given In marriage
By her father MFR Harvey Macauley
Of MeoEor6. Mas. was the best man.
The house was decorated with Easter
lilies, Spring flowers and palms. The
bride wore a period gown Of cream
satin and rose point lace. The tulle
veil fell from cap OF rose point lace
and formed the train and she carried
Peck. nlothkT Of the bride. wore q lace
gown of Paioa shade and Mrs. Hazard,
the bF1cegrOom's mother. wore a gown
of rose biege lace with hat TO match.
A reception followed the ceremony
a. the home Of the brides parents
and Immediately after the reception
Dir. and Mrs. Hazard started on a
wedding trip. They viii motor South
before returning 10 their home at
Yonkegs. ~. Y.
Among the out-of-town guests Were
MF. and Mrs. Robert d Hazard. moth
e. and father of the bridegroom. and
Miss Edith N Hazard and Mrs
James TEgtteg of Y0nkerS, n. Y,
listers of the bridegroom. Mr. ard
hfrs. IT, Raymond Peek Of Maplewood
r. j. brother ard sister -in-iaw Of tie
bride, Or and hrs. Robert Pound
Ar. Arthur Thompson, Mrs. Horace
Hanson. and her son, kr. Horace Han.
son. and Or William Scnlichter all
of Yonkers. r. 2: MlSs Dorothy Gturte.
want 81 Springfield. Mass; Mrs. Wilbur
L. Wright ol Fulton. NJ Y: Mlsi
Geneva Wiley of Syracuse, N. r, ard
Mr.. William Williamson of Niagara
Falls. ~. X.
The marriage Of Miss Janet PefriA
Addison. daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs
James Addison, ~ ksr. Stevens Man.
ming. son ~ Or and Mrs Van II Man.
n3nR. bock place yesterday afternoon
81 4, in tie Cathedral of the Incarna.
ton. Garden City L. !, Very Hev
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