Evening star., 1928-05-20
Brilliant Wedding Events
Interest Capital Society
Miss Olga Marguerite Young Bride of Mr.. Edwin
w. Stillwell-Other Notable Matrimonial
- Alliances of Spring Season.

.5- MISS O8Ea MafRueGitS Auuttss Nse0eh
Ter Of Mr and Mrs, Edmund D. Young
of Princess Anne, Nd, and Mr.. Edwin
= w. Snllwef. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles w. Stillwell of this city, were
married last evening, The ceremony
was performed in the Church OF the
Fpiphany. the Rev, James w. Morris
effciating. at s o'clock. The church
had pretty arrangement of baskets
of early Summer flowers and tall pains
were on the chancel, Miss Esther
Cioyd sang.
G The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore gown of Wnlte
satin. fashioned after drapeo mooei'
with long sleeves and trimmed with
CRYSTALS Her tulle veil was beconingly
F. arrsnSed and she carried shower
b, taououet Of bride roses and lilies OF the
valley.
Miss Kathryn Keifner was maid OF
honor, wearing costume Of PINK taI-
seta and georeette crepe, mace Win
full skirt and tight-fitting bodice. her
large picture hat matched her gown
Mr., Howard Earl Kramer was best man
and the uSherS included Mr. '. ~
(. Callahan. Mr.. George A. DeHaven. ASr
!. E Pichsrdson. Mr. William II. Bon
neville and Mr.. Clarence H. Getz OF
4. Washington and Mr.. Carl J. Book OF
Detroit,
A reception followed in the home Of
Asr and Mrs. Clarence II. Getz at l5O9
Sixteenth street for members OF the
wedding party and the two families
Mrs. Young. mother Of the bride. was
IN black lace, trimmed With rnlneStoneS'
and Mrs. Stillwell. mother Of the bride
groom. wore n gown Of gray georgette
crepe and lace.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
StjIlweu left for a wedding trip. the
bride travelling in oxford gray tailored
costume with beige accessories. Tney
will make their home at the Glen RoyaI
Hotel at gao Sutter street, San Fran
cisco. -.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. ", c. Hackleman OF New
York. Mr.. and Mrs j. K. StillweA OF
Williston Park. N. Y; Mr.. ano MIS-
Frank Waller. DR.. and Mrs. Alireo r
Dennis of Princess Anne. Nd, ana MT
and Mrs. Eshelman Of Phiiaoelpnla'
a A very quiet, but cnarmingly arranged
wedding took place yesterday at
O'Clock. when Mrs. Louise Porter Eno
became the bride of Mr.. Frank M
Fraser of Takoma Park. D. z: Ihe
ceremony was performed at the Wallace
= Memorial Presbyterian Church, Rev. S
J. KYLE ofaciating.
The church was beautifully decorated
With Spring flowers. Miss Collamore
yolsved the wedding march and seVefsi
selections before the ceremony.
The bride wore an ensemble OF padt
green chiffon with French mooeI
green maline hat, and she earned .
bouuuet of yellow roses and oeIpnlniunl
Miss Dorothy Grimes, only attehoAIi
az The bride. was maid OF honor, anc
yrora an ensemble of orchid chiffon anc
rsrried a BOUQUET Of orchid and white
sweet peas. Mr.. Wiilam WaI1aSe "s
tended the groom.
rolloxinp the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Fraser left for an automobile tour o.
Pennsylvania.
=. Although attended by only members
Of the two families and very lev
others. the wedding Of Miss Aoelaloe
Vaughan Mcfarland, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. James w. Mcfarland OF ROCK
vile. Nd. and Mr.. Cramer G. buTck o.
WashinRton, which took place at moor
yesterday at the home OF the orlue
parents, was Of much charm ana oeauIs
and an event o. more snsn ..,sa,s nSnaa ~, =,
3erest. The ceremony was performer -
Rev. Charles T. Warner. rector OF 81
aIban's Episcopal Church, washington
a longtime friend of the brides family
The home was beautifully decorated
v.iti1 Easter lilies, Spring flowers, paIrl'
and ferns.
The bride was given in marriage bs
her father. She wore a gown y. rose
heiee Qeorzette and lace. with picture
nat and accessories 10 match, and car
RED an arm bouquet Of Butterfly roses
and lslles of the valley.
Miss Hattie B. Mcfarland was ner
sisters maid Of honor and only attend
ant. She wore queens blue georgette
with picture hat 10 match. and carried
an arm bouquet Of Columbia roses.
Mr.. r. Gardiner Butler OF Washing
ton was best man.
Preceding the ceremony Mr.. George B
Allnut Of Rockville. brother-in- o.
the bride. sang II Love You Truly anc
AT Dawning" He was accompanied or
the piano By Miss Helen Mclaughlin oi
Rockville. who also played the wedding
marches and rendered several selections
during the reception wnicn followed tn;
ceremony. A buffet luncheon was serVee
al the reception.
MIS-. Mcfarland. the brides mother
zas attired in black georgette and iacf
over flesh color chiffon. and The brldei
lister. Mrs. George B. Ailnut, wore
orchid georeette and creanl-colored lace
Upon their return from their honey
moon trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Burck vii
make their home in Rockville. Mr.
Eurck is a son Of the late Or. Francis
r. Burck
The brides going away gown was o.
yntddy blue. combined with beigi
georgette, with coat 70 match of kaShk:
cloth with collar Of butter mole, and Z
hat Of Milan braid.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Fran.
ces FuIks TO Mr. Lloyd v. Berkner o.
Minneapolis, MINI. took place last eve
ming il the home Of the brides parents
Asr. and Mrs oscar r. Fulks, In CHEVY
Chase. The ceremony, attended By tn
immediate relatives, was performed b;
ReY. ]. Turnbuli Spicknall Of the Firs
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Chey!
Chase. and was followed By a reception
Preceding the ceremony Mr. Bernare
Ep!IIe sang Because" and II Love YoI
Truly"
The bride, who was given In marriagi
by her father, wore a gown Of beadet
ivory satin and lace and tuile veil
She carried a shower bouquet Of whit
roses and lilies of the valley. Her At
ten6ant was her sister. Miss Blanch v
F1lkg, VINO wore pink georgette dres
mace on boudant lines, and caTrie'
Spring flowers Mr. Robert l.. Earle o
GAINESVILLE, Wis. served as best man
The brides mother. Mrs. FulkE, wa
gogned - powder blue geoYgette.
Mr. EefkneF viii be member o
. Cofndr Richard z Byrd's expedition &
. ti3e South Pole. lie Is u graduate of ~
University ~ Minnesota, and durIn
. the iast year ie has been assistant Yadt
+ engineer Of The sifHayg division 81 tn
( Department of Commerce.
Mr. and Mrs. Berkner left on wed
ding trip Immediately after the reeep
tion. TIE bride were sn ensemble sui
u RED velvet and tan georgette.
The marriage of Miss Josephin
. Woodward. daughter IF Mrs Thoms
( 1oak Woodward. and Mr. Cbristnphe
Wesley Eickiess, both of Washington