Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

Miss Julia Smith. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin S. Smith Of Mont
clair. ". j., will be married to Mr.
James Lloyd Berrall, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. James Berrall of Washington, Sat.
urday evening, May H. The ceremony
Will be performed in the First Con-
gregational Church in Montclair. the
Rev. DR.. Archibald Black of1ciating
assisted by the Rev Robert Keetins
Smith Of Westfield. Mass. uncle of the
bride. A reception will follow in the
guild room of the church.
Miss Smith has selected as her
matron Of honor her sister, Mrs. Fred
erick NJ Cowles of Hartford. Conn.
Eileen Berrall and Miss Katharine
Berrall of Washington, sisters of the
bridegroom: Mrs. Frederic Ives Car
penter of Chicago Mrs. Lawrence G.
Leavitt Of Marion. Mass; Miss Margaret
Stearns Of Montclair. and Miss Kath-
arine c. Wing of Boston.
Mr.. Francis Birch of Cambridge,
Mass. will be best man. and the ushers
will include Mr.. Thomas Armstrong of
New York. Mr.. Frederic Ives ARM
strong of Chicago. Mr.. William Lloyd
Garrison, 3D.. of West Newton. Mass
Mr.. Hugh CASTOR of Somerville N. j.;
Mr.. John Jameson of New York, and
Mr.. Thomas Williams Of Boston.
One Of the early Spring weddings
will be that of Miss Donna Leslie Ford.
daughter of Dr. and Mrs Rowland
Houghton Ford. to Mr. Philip Worth
ington Dimon of New York, son of the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs Jay J. Dimon Of
this city. The ceremony will be per-
formed April 20 at 8 o'clock, in st.
Andrews Church, by the groom's
father, assisted by Rev. J. j. Queally.
The brides attendants will be Miss
Anna Morris, Miss Dorothy Gray, Mrs.
Frederick Doerman of New York, Mrs.
Richard Dimon Of Merchantville. N.
j.. and Mrs. Frank Weir of Quantico
Va.
Mr.. Richard Dimon will be his
brothers best man. The ushers will
be Mr.. Frederick Doerman and Mr.
David Atwater OF New York, MFR. Gill
bert Lowry Of Hampton, Va. and Mr..
Robert Curtis of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fannie Guide announces the
marriage OF her daughter, Bessie L., TO
Mr.. Frank J. Hollis. yesterday, the Rev.
Frank Steelman officiating.
HeIlyer-G Green Wedding
Is Set for March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. lola C. Green of Oak
Park. ILL.,, have sent out invitations to
the marriage of their daughter, Emily,
to Mr.. Thomas Waterman Hellyer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hellyer of
the ceremony, which will be celebrated
at the home of the brides parents on |
North Kenilworth avenue, followed by |
reception and dance at the Nineteenth |
Century Club of Oak Park. which will |
be attended by several hundred guests. |
Miss Green's sister, Mrs. Gerald Koch |
will be matron of honor and there will |
be six bridesmaids and maid of honor
The bride and bridegroom will leave
after their wedding for
q months stay in Honolulu and from
there to Japan for six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green and their daugh-
ter only recently returned from abroad,
where the family had been for a num-
Der Of months. Since her return from
Europe, Miss Green has been studying
languages and music in Chicago. Mr..
Heilyer went to Hill School and also
attended Princeton.
Miss Green has many relatives and
friends in Washington, where she has
been a frequent visitor, her father, Mr.. /
lola Green, having formerly lived In
Georgetown before going to Chicago to
enter business.
Mrs. and Mrs. Prank Paul Leary. 39l5 |
New Hampshire avenue northwest, an
nounce the marriage Of Mrs Leary's |
daughter. Evelyn Lucille Cockrill to Mr.. |
Griswold Vanderlip, TOT Ran
dolph street northwest. Saturday. March |
Is, at the rectory of st. Pauls Church, |
by the Rev. Mr. Bohanan.
Church Ceremony
Followed by Reception.
Attractive in its entire arrangement
was the wedding at the Columbia
Heights Christian Church, Thursday
evening, March II. of Miss Fern Coils,