Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-28

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Baltimore. and the Rev. Peter Constant
Helmintoller, jr., pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South at Poto-
mac, Md, which took place Saturday
afternoon. July 20, In Grace Methodist
Church. Gaithersburg, In the presence
of u large assemblage. Rev. william T.
Cover OF Gaithersburs, an uncle Of the
pastor of Grace Church, officiated. The
edifice was beautifully decorated with
palms, ferns. yellow candles and bas-
kets of white and yellow flowers.
The bride, who wore q gown OF egg
shell color chiffon with picture hat to
match. and who carried bouquet of
roses and ferns. was given in marriage
T. Cover. Her matron of honor was
Mrs John Sauble Of Reisterstown, Nd,
who wore orchid chiffon and hat to
match and carried q bouquet Of deep
! orange gladioluses. The bridesmaids were
Miss Ethel Mae Garbee Of Lynchburg,
Va. and Miss Margaret GER Of Reisters-
town. They worn maize color chiffon
dresses, hats to match and carried
purple phlox.
Little Helen and Carol Walker Of
Gaithersburg were the flower girls.
They were daintily attired In old gold
chiffon with silver trimmings and had
gold tulle around their heads, and carried
| baskets of heliotrope and yellow rose
buds with gold tulle on the handles OF
the baskets. The music was by Mrs.
Clyde Thomas OF Gaithersnurg;
| Rev Herman Wilson Of Gaithersburg
was best man and the ushers were Mr..
Norman ingalls,, ST.; Mr.. Norman
ingalls,. jr.: Mr.. Francis ingalls, and
Mr.. william Lynch, all OF Potomac, MO-
Following the ceremony the members
of the bridal party and a few other
friends Of the couple gathered at the
home of the Rev. and Mrs. William I.
| Cover where the bride has made ner
home for some time, and reception
was held.
bv automobile for q trip through the
Valley of virginia and a visit to the
parents of the bridegroom At HOT
Springs. Va. The brides going away
| costume was q tan crepe ensemble WIN
hat and shoes to match.
| A tea by Mrs. Herman wilson OF
Gaithersburg, shower by MRS. +. Caroi
walker and Miss Ella Plummer OF
Taithesbure, and q shower by Miss
blanche A. Corwin Of Rockville were
among the entertainments In honor OF
the bride.
The marriage Of Miss Katherine
Merdenach Foster, daughter OF NAT. ana
Mrs. Junius Preston Foster OF Lyncn-
burg. to Mr.. william Goode Robinson,
| nephew of Mrs. Sallie Gresham JONES
Of Washington, was solemnized on the
lawn of the home of the brides par
ents in Lynchburg at 8 O'Clock Satur.
| dav evening. July 20, DR.. T. Clagett
Skinner performing the ceremony. MISS
Winnifred Baxter played the wedding
music. giving several selections rs the
guests arrived. Mendelssohn's wedone
| march was used as professional ano
| the bridal chorus from Lohengrm rs
! q occasional
Mr.. Joseph Robinson was his brothers
best man. and the bride, who was gwen
| in marriage by her father, was aetenoeo
by her sister. Miss Marguerite Fostor,
as maid of honor. She wore q becom-
ing frock of yellow georgette crepe. her
bouquet being made Of delphiniums and
Pernet roses.
The bride wore white chiffon, with
skirt short in front, almost sweeping
the ground in the back, her long ven
of princess lace forming the train. She
carried q shower bouquet OF valley lilies
and her veil was caught with the
traditional orange blossoms. 1mme-
| diately after the wedding the guests
were invited into the house. Mrs. Her
bert M. Wiley welcoming them at the
door where the bride and her parents
received informally.
Miss Elizabeth Foster and Miss
Dorothy Overacre served punch from
q flower decked table. Later Mr.. and
Mrs Robinson left by motor for their
wedding trip and upon their return Will
be at home at 1909 Wilson avenue. The
bride is a graduate of Randolph Macon
Womans College and the bridegroom
graduate Of Hargrave Military
Academy.
were given for the young people.
Miss Evelyn Mae Reichard. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Reichard. and
Mr.. william J. Burrows, son OF MT. and
Mrs. Edmund s. Burrows, were married
Thursday evening, July IL, at 1880
o'clock in the presence Of relatives and
a few intimate friends.
After the ceremony, reception for
200 guests was held at the home OF
the brides parents in Chevy Chase.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and gladioN
Miss Dorothy Gilligan accompanied
by her sister Miss Margaret Gilligan,
rendered several viloin solos. Miss
Esther Melick, accompanied by Mrs.
of vocal solos.
Inc DTlQe wore u gown Vi Ulckc Will
fon made with an uneven hemline, and
a deep chiffon and lace cape trimmed
with chartreuse satin, beige horse
shoe braid hat and chartreuse crepe
slippers. She carried a shower bouquet
of brides roses. lilies of the valley and
orchids. The brides sister, Miss Hester
Reichard, who was maid of honor, wore
a bouffant gown Of green MORE with
a large peach satin bow and shoulder
cluster of tea roses.
Mr.. Edmund Burrows, jr., brother OF
the bridegroom, acted as best man.
The brides mother assisted in receiv-
ing. wearing a gown Of orchid crepe and
lace, and a shoulder spray of sweetheart
roses The gown worn by the BRIDE
grooms mother was of pink lowered
chiffon with q shoulder cluster Of tea
roses.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr. Donald Reichard. brother of the
bride, from Carnegie Tech. Pittsburgh:
Miss Ethel Wynne of New York, and
Mrs. Lionel Reichard, sister in.law Of
the bride, from Philadelphia.
The bride is a graduate Of Wilson
Normal School and q member Of Sigma
Beta Sorority. The bridegroom, q MEM
Der OF the District bar, graduated from
National University and is a member
Of Delta Sigma Phi and Sigma Delta
Kappa fraternities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows left later for
q trip to Bermuda, the bride wearing
a navy and powder blue ensemble with