Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04

Young to Mr.. Kenneth Ernest Gray.
son u Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Gray OF
Syracuse, last evening in Syracuse, N.
Y, is of much interest IN washington:
The bride is a daughter Of the United
States Minister to the Dominican Re.
public and Mrs. Evan z. Young, who
returned to Syracuse for the wedding,
which took place in the Erwin Metho.
dist Church, the Rev. F. A. BOYD OIL
ficiating, at 8 o'clock. Miss Emily
Blanchard, organist, played the wed
ding music and the church had q pretty
arrangement Of ferns, palms and MID
summer flowers as decoration.
The bride was given in marriage by
. lace, fashioned with tight-fittin bodice
with long, tight sleeves. The skirt had
F., a long train and the low waistline was
marked with softly crushed girdle from
which a cascade of white gardenias fell
at one side OF the back. Her tulle veil
was held by cap OF lace ana clusters
of orange blossoms and she carried
shower bouquet Of white roses and lilies
d, of the valley.
Miss Helen Ryder Of cottekill. N. Y,
was maid Of honor and wore COS.
/. tune Of peach color chiffon, the skirt
made In three tiers and with uneven
hem line. The bodice was finished with
short cape across the shoulders. the
bridesmaids included Miss Phyllis
=. Leonard of Buffalo, Miss Monai Davis
of New York and Miss Leila Schenck
and Miss Mauriel Gray OF Syracuse:
They were dressed In gowns OF paste!
shades made like that OF the maid OF
honor and they all carried bouquets
of contrasting colors to their gowns.
Mr.. Howell Gray of Syracuse was
best man and the ushers included MI:
Leslie Bryan, Mr.. Norman Setter: ana
Mr.. Edgar Boyd Of Syracuse, ana MI.
Edward Burns Of New York.
;. A reception followed in the banquet
room of the Syracuse Hotel when an
orchestra played for dancing. Mrs.
Young, mother of the bride, wore wis
terra colored chiffon and lace with q
. lace cape and Mrs: Gray. mother OF
the bridegroom was IN French blue
lace, fashioned with q coat.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Gray started for
a. motor trip in the North. the bride
travelling in a costume Of blue SILK
crepe de chine with a chartreuSe green
: blouse and a hat and shoes OF blue
They will be at home after September
at 1913 South Cruese street. Syracuse.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Gertrude Young Of South Dakota,
/. Mr., Robert Kelly OF washington: Miss MISS
Grace Chamberlin and Miss Mary logger
of washington and Mr.. and Mrs:
Morrison and Mr. Boyd Of Albany and
Miss Ruth Riggs of WATERFOWL N. Z.
Pretty Out-O'-DOor Wedding
Is Added to Record.
A pretty out-of-door wedding took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
at Portsmouth, N. H., when Miss
Martha Sewell Chalfant, daughter OF
. Mrs. HARRIET Watson Chalfant and the
late Mr.. Henry Chalfant Of Pittsburgh,
!, and Mr.. Clarence Watson WheelWrignt
6 Of Baltimore. Md, were married.
y The Rev. w. H. Millinger, pastor OF
: the Congregational Church at York
village and formerly of Pittsburgh, per-
formed the single ring service in the
presence of $50 wedding guests. Owing
to the fact that the brides family Is
in mourning there were no attendants
other than maid of honor and best
man.
by her brother, Mr.. Henry Chalfant
Of Pittsburgh. She was attractively at
tired ina gown of white satin trimmed
with old lace and carried q shower
bouquet of white orchids. Her sister.
Miss Eleanor Chalfant, was the maid
of honor and wore an old-fashioned
tulle dress shaded from light to dark
lavender, purple hat, and carried an
Old-fashioned bouquet. Mr.. T. Dudley
Riggs of Baltimore was best man. Mrs.
Chalfant, mother of the bride, wore
white chiffon.
Immediately following the ceremony
the wedding guests adjourned to Rock.
ledge, the Summer estate Of the Chal.
fants, where an informal reception took
place.
Mr.. Wheelwright is O graduate Of
Princeton in 1924 and Is an investment
broker In Baltimore, where the couple
will be at home after November l at
10 West Madison street. Mrs. Wheel
wright graduated from the Foxcraft
School at Middleburg, Va,