Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23

mony and attend the reception which
| followed
Rev. Francis J. Hurney was the ON.
ciating clergyman. Mrs. Harry J. Belts
the brides sister, attended her .,
matron of honor and Mr.. Harry Betti:
was best man for the bridegroom.
After q honeymoon trip to Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson viii reside at II:
Harvard street, Alexandra. Va, where
| they viii be ct home to their friends
! after July i.
Mr.. and Mrs. John william Gordon
announce the marriage of their daush.
ter. Ethel Moss, to Mr.. James .
! Scrivener Of washington. in st. Johns
Church, Georgetown, d. c., June "a
Rev. T. Pinkney Wroth offlciating. Mr.
and Mrs Scriyener Immediately left for
tour Of the North.
! The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. r,
| Glover at Meyers Cave, near Staunton
wedding Thursday morning, June 20
when their daughter, Elizabeth Kathe-
rine, became the bride Of Mr.. Arthur
Click Long Of Bridgewater.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. David r. Olivier, and the bride,
who ives given In marriage by her
father, wore rose beige ensemble with
hCCcSSOElcS UiCIl0ltlB aAo CakIlC dA al HI
bouquet OF roses and Snapdragon.
Mr.. Paul Garst of Bridgewater was
best man. Only members Of the imrne-
date families were present and after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Long left for
a wedding trip North, and will be at
home after July ! in Bridgewater. Va.
Patterson C ornwell Wedding
In st. Stephens Church.
Miss Jessie Edna Cornwell of Ia
koma Park and Mr.. William Benjamin
Patterson, son of Mrs. Jessie I. Pat
terson, of Columbus. Ohio, were mar
ried last evening In St. Stephens Epis-
copal Church. The Rev. James w
Morris Of the Church Of the Epiphany
offfciated at $50 O'Clock and the
church had large baskets filled with
larkspur and roses at the entrance to
the chancel and palms were placed In
the chancel.
The bride was given In marriage by
MIR. Ringgold Hart and wore an ivory
color satin gown with a Queen Eliza
beth point lace collar. The tight-f1t.
ting, sleeveless bodice had clusters Of
orange blossoms at the normal waist
line and the full skirt was much longer
in the back than In the front. Hel
tulle veil was arranged In cap effect
and held In place by q tulle chin strar
and she carried bride roses and lilies
of the valley.
Miss Edna Mae Rose was maid Of
honor, wearing costume Of yellow or
CANDY trimmed with orange color anc
dainty garlands Of flowers about the
neck, a hat to match, and she carried
bouquet Of garden flowers. Mrs. d
C. McLaren. Miss Florence Kremkau
Miss Clara v. Randall and Miss Ethe
| Cameron were the brides other attend.
ants. Their dresses were OF white or
CANDY made like that Of Miss Rose. Two
| of them had dresses trimmed with
orange and two were trimmed witt
green and they all carried garden
| flowers.
Mr.. Osborn Billmyre Of Columbus
Ohio, was best man. and the usher:
| included DR. Z. Z. Quale Of this city
Mr. Robert Rose, jr., Of Arlington, Va.
| Mr.. Edwin Hay of Lyon Village, Va.
and Mr.. Aubrey Sisson, City Of Wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson left immedi
ately after the ceremony for a wedding
| trip, which will take them to Column
| bus, Ohio, where they will make theil
| future home at 507 Arden road. Mrs
Patterson travelled in q brown and tar
ensemble suit with hat to match.
Among the out-of-town guests wer'
Mrs. Patterson, mother Of the bride
groom, who wore o gown Of light blu
| crepe with blue hat and o corsag'
bouquet of pink roses; MRS. Morris 7
| Patterson Of Columbus, Miss AM
wendell Of Bloomsbury, Pa. and DR.
George Leighrow Of Danvflle. Pa.