Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-05
Brilliant Church Wedding
Feature of Social Season
Continued from First Page

pink hair straw and carried arm bou-
qlets OF pink roses
Miss Katharine wilkins was maid OF
! honor and the other attendants in
! ciudcd Miss Alice Brooks Davis. daugh-
! ter Of the Secretary of War and Mrs
Dwight f. Davis: Miss Louise Spencer.
! Miss Victoria 1'ytuS Miss Ellen Ward
| Thoron. all of Washington, and sister
! buds of the bride. and Miss Nancy Full
! ton and Miss Anne Hearne of Wheeling,
/ w. Va. Mrs. Roland Palmedo of New
/ York and Miss Nancy Dyer of Provi-
dence, r. l.
Mr.. Walter Gurncc Dyer of New
! York was best man and the uShcrS
were Mr. George r. Dyer il, brothci
/ of the bridegroom, Mr.. Arthur Rylc,
! ir.. Mr.. Cecil B. Lyon. Mr. william
! Lawrence MCLane Mr.. Roland Palmcdo,
all of New York; Mr. Alexander J Cas-
! salt and Mr.. Emelen Pope Ettmg Of
Philadelphia and Mr.. Lee Rushing o.
1aWrenCcVillc. Pa.
Following the wedding ceremony a
| reception for about $50 guests was
! hold at the Carlton Hotel. when the
bridal couple were assisted IN rccCiy-
ing by Mrs Whitaker. mother Of the
bride. who wore striking gown of
rose beige, a hat of transparent straw
| TO match and a sable thrown loosely
about her shoulders.
Mr.. Dyer and his bride left after the
reception for wedding trip, Mrs. Dyer
! wearing Patou blue cloth ensemble.
grey fox fur piece and a small felt hat
10 correspond. Among the QUITO town
guests at the wedding and reception
! were Gen. George r. Dyer, MI and
Mrs, Clarence c. Chapman, Mrs. F. E.
Hagemeyer. Miss Mary Evelyn Scott,
I Naj1
! Mrs. Arthur Ryle. Mrs Z. Burton Lyon
! and Mr. and Mrs Fox and Miss Alice
Fox, all of New York: Mir and Mrs
Sidney Mason, Mrs William Page. Mis-
| Emelen Ettine. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ID
Warnriner Of Philadelphia Mrs. Harry
Whitaker. Mrs. Dwight Wagner ana
Miss Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fran
zerme. Mrs. Garth Hearne. Mrs. NJ
Simpson. Mr.. Albert Whitaker Of Wheel
ing. w. Va Mrs Burr Miller, Mrs Ben
iamin Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs Euccn'
Beaumont. Mr.. Andre Beaumont. MIS-
Elsie Beaumont Of Wilkes Barre. ~
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Rushing and Mr..
Harry Brewster Of Rochester. n \ :, Coz!
| and Mrs. H. Anthony Dyer OF ProN-
dencc r. l.: Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Now
| land. Mr.. ard Mrs Paul Nawland, MISS
/ Patterson, Mrs. John Bird OF Whining
I ton. Del Mr. George Harris OF Rlcn-
/ mnnd Va. Col and Mrs. Clarence .
| WadSworth Of Middletown. Conn: Mrs.
! Harry Rushing OF LaWrenceVllle' "a
/ Gen. and Mrs. Preston Brown, M
| Isabel Thorndyke and Miss Ahce "A
! Sylvester Of Boston, Mrs James ..
/ Clephane. Mr. and Mrs Duryee. ny
| and Mrs Harding Of Englewooa. n > o.
| Mrs II. Gillctt Of Bay CITY. Men. Mt
| J Albert Mckay. Miss Craig'c MChA5
! Of Pittsburgh. Mr. Malcombe Clcpnane
| and Miss Clephanc of Englewood n
! Cards have been received in wash
in7tnn announcing the marriage 81 MISS
Esther l.. ClontS, daughter OF MIS-. >.
| I, A CIonts, and the late Mr. Clonts
| Of Lakeland. Fla 10 Mr, kcnSeH D.
Hampton. lr., son OF Col! Is }. nanlp-
ion, @. Nj. c. U s. A. and Mrs, Hamp.-
| ton Of Washington The wedding TOOK
! piace January 5 at Casa Bella, 'he nome
Of the brides mother. IN Lakeland. he'
/ Porter NJ Bales. pastor OF the r%S'
Baptist Church. officiating.
! The arrangements for the WeooH'S
we're charming IN detail.
| The bride wore two-piece moocI O.
black and white crepe marocaln RhlIe-
stone drops ornamented the sklFt anc a
| tucked ycstee of white crepe satin ADDED
! hat was an original model Of black
| felt with crown trimming Of two bril-
| liant cuff buttons and other accessories
/ with the exception Of the gloves were IN
black She wore q c0rs2ge o. orid"
/ roses and sweet alySsum
| Following the ceremony, hufct
| luncheon was served and early in me
afternoon Mir. and Mrs Hampton left
BIZ motor for Palm Beach and Miami,
sailing from the latter place 10 Havana
/ Cuba On their return. they WILL WISH
| the brides mother for few DAYS, lear-
| ing for Chicago, III. where they VIII
| reside.
The bride is graduate of 81, Marvs,
/ in Raleigh. N G. and attended Ma
I t,onal Park Seminary. I'M this city, conf
! pleting her studies AZ tho School OF fine
! and Applied Arts. New York.
| Mr. Hampton Is = graduate OF inc
| University Of Virginia. and Is mtn-
her Of the Sigma Nh Fraternity. He
| is the grandson If the late Mr. Henry
! c. Burch Of Washington.
| Guests at the wedding included, be-
sides the family OF the bride. Mrs
Hampton OF Washington. u mother a.
! The bridegroom, Mrs. Blitz WosMan and
Miss Louise Pippin OF Tampa. Miss VIZ
ginia Lesley o! Haines City. Ledley Wear
F
Eyangeline Sammon. Mrs. GRADY Deem
) Mrs Angelo Raymendo and Murray
Savage.
A wedding Of unusual interest took
! place last evening IN Kansas CITY
! Mo. when Miss Roma Virginia Wor-
nall daughter Of Mi and Mrs. John
BrisioV Wornall Of that city became
| the bride of Mr. Charles Elmore Crop
| lev OF this city. son Of Mrs Charles
Barlow crop!ey and the late Mr.
| Cropley,
The ceremony VAS performed Al
o'clock IN the Central Presbyterian
/ Church which was built By thc bride $
family as memorial cdilCe, Rev DR.
John r Vines. pastor Of the Calvary
Baptist Church. officiating
The arrangements for the wedding
we're most effective palm and cvbodian
ferns. Easter lilies and cathedral can
dies forming n charming setting FOR
/ the wedding party, The altar was
banked with sprays Of mtmoSa
Preceding The ceremony. Mrs
Charles Elliott played several selections
! and Mrs Raymond Haycns sang An"
them of Love" and Thou Art So Like
: Il Flower accompanied by Mrs Elliott
on the organ
The bride walked to the altar with
/ her father vino gave her In marriage
She wore handsome gown Of ivory
/ satin trimmed IN rare lace and en-
broidered IN pearls. Her tulle veil Mas
held by n cape OF lace and pearls and
| she carried a shower bouquet Of white
| orchids and lilies of the valley.
The attendants we're Mrs Robert Ash
~ this city. Mrs Frederick = Lyman
lr, and Miss Katherine walker al Kan
sas CITY They wore gowns Of chiffon.
shading from flesh TO coral the bodice
! made close tlttlnR and the hounccd
skirts made longer At the back than
IN the front and carried sprays of
! pernet roses and Spring flowers.
The little flower girls were Katherine