Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

Simplicity marked the marriage last
evening of Miss Daisy S. Robson,
daughter of Representative and Mrs.
John Marshall Robson to Mr.. Henry
Gordan Edmonds, son Of Mrs. Emma
M. Edmonds and the late Mr.. Henry
Gordan Edmonds of Washington. The
ceremony was performed in the YER
mont Avenue Christian Church, the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Earle Wiley. officiating
at 8 O'Clock. The church had palms
and ferns with quantities OF daisies,
and heavy chain Of daisies roped on
the pews. Mr.. William Z. Bratnwaite
sang preceding the ceremony and there
were several violin solos played BY Miss
Virginia Croker. Mrs. II. G. GRIMES.
who played the wedding music, also &C
companied the soloists.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore a becoming gown
of ivory white satin, fashioned with .
close-ftting bodice and long tight
fitting tulle sleeves. The full skirt
was slightly shorter in the front than
in the back, and had deep trans
parent hem of tulle. A coronet OF ex-
ouisite lace held the tulle veil and
dainty clusters of orange blossoms we're
at each side. She carried shower
BOUQUET of lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. Charles Wallace Collins was
matron of honor and was in pale green
chiffon made after the same period
as the brides gown; the bodice was
Sleeveless and the full skirt was quite
short in front and ankle length IN
back. She wore picture hat OF green
horsehair braid and chiffon and carried
an arm bouquet of early summer now
ers. yellow roses predominaung. Mr.
Hubert King was best man ana .ne
ushers were MFR. Howard Ralph. Mr.
Albert EdmondS, MIR. Carl Iyler ana
Mr.. George Young.
Mrs. Robsion, mother OF the bride,
and MRS. Edmonds, mother Of the bride
groom. received with the wedding party
in the home of Representative and MRS.
Robsion at 106 G street southeast.
Mrs. Robson was in gown OF rose
color chiffon and wore q corSage oou-
ouet of sweetheart roses ana MIS-.
Ednaonds had q costume or peach-coior
SeorGette crepe and wore corSage oou-
quet of sweetheart roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds left later IN
the evening for wedding trip, the
bride travelling i'll a navy blue en-,
semble with hat to match. They VIII
make their future home in Washington.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mis-. n. u. IuIlCS u1lN AkCA ot&NAANNNt
Jean Jones, of Louisville. KY. ana MF.
and Mrs. Albert Ebersole of Corbin, Ky.
Miss Frances Bayard Foster ana Mr.
Bruce MacNeill BucSmaster were mar
ried at the home of former Representa-
tive and Mrs. Israel Moore Foster. lSa2
Sixteenth street northwest, at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, June %, DR.. Luther
III. Waring, q friend OF the family. OF
ficiating, Owing TO the recent passing
of the father of the bridegroom. only
relatives and q few intimate trienoS
were invited,
The bride was given In marriage by
her father. Miss Ruth Foster, q sister
of the bride. was maid OF honor. Mr..
Ben Buckmaster, brother of the groom,
was best man. Mrs. Willard Hart. q
fraternity sister of the bride. played
Lohengrin's wedding March"
The bride wore q dainty bouffant
lowered organdy frock over pink tatteta
and carried shower bouquet or pink
roses. delphinium and orchids. The
maid of honor wore a maize organdy
froek over yellow taffeta, made on bouf~
FAINT lines, carrying Pernet roses. Inc
brides going-away costume was an en-
semble OF dark blue crepe with hat and
shoes to match. The brides mother
wore lowered chiffon gown OF q
black background. with large pink rose
designs made over rose crepe de chine,
and wore orchids and lilies OF the
valley, The mother Of the bridegroom
wore gray georgette gown and wore
orchids and lilies Of the valley.
The bride was a former resident OF
Athens, Ohio: attended Miss Madeira's
School in Washington, Ohio univer-
sity, and received her A. n, from George
Washington University. she Is menu
Der Of ri Beta Phi Fraternity and OF
.tAe poSatAy Hancock Chapter OF the