Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-26
SOCIETY
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Church, the rector. the Rev. G. Ernest
Smith. officiating. A reception in the
home Of the brides parents viii follow
Miss Marie Helen LANCE and Mr.
Clarence Edward Beiger were married
last evening on the silver wedding an
fliversary of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. j. Lange, and the thirty
first anniversary of the bridegroom'S
parents. PR. and Mrs. F. c. Geiger The
marriage c. Miss Lange to Mr.. GeigeT
took place In the Church of st. Thomas
the Apostle, the rector, the Rev. Thomas
A. walsh, officiating, at $50 O'Clock
The wedding music was played by Mr.
James Dickinson, organist, and palms
ferns and white gladioli made an eff
fective decoration with cathedral
candles.
The bride was escorted by her father
and wore gown, OF wnlte PONY
d'esprit, fashioned with a fitted bodice
The skirt was long and full with deep
fiounce of tulle and her veil was ar
ranged becomingly about her face and
held with orange blossoms, and she car
RED a shower bouquet of roses and lilies
of the valley.
Miss Dorothy Lange was maid OF
honor for her sister, and had a costume
of chartreuse chiffon, made like that OF
the bride, with a deep f1ounce oil tulle.
Her hat was of chartreuSe horsehaT
braid. and she carried an arm bou-
Cuet of tea roses and delphinium. MISS
.Iuliana Lange, another sister oil the
bride. Miss Vivian Williams, Mrs john
r Payette and Miss Dorothy Anderson
were the brides attendants. They were
dressed like the maid of honor in capu-
cine blue and hats to match and they
carried yellow tea roses.
Mr.. Richard Wood was best man ana
fhe I,shers included Mr.. Burch Tenny-
snn. Mr.. Edison B. Olds, jr.. Mr.. George
r Heine and Mr. Edward T. Dunlap. ].
Mr. and Mrs. LANCE and Mr.. ana
Mrs Ceiger received with their daugn-
tor and son. Mrs. LANCE wore gown
If rose beige georgette and a corsage
boiluuet of roses, and Mrs. Geiger was
in a blue lace gown ana wore CUT
sage bouquet OF roses. .ru.
Later in the evening Mr ana NJ.
Ceicer left for wedding trip, the prioe
travelling in an ensemble sun VI peiSe
color and eggshell shade.
The marriage of Miss Alice Gardener
MCKNIGHT. daughter OF Mr.. ana MIS-.
EDGAR Senseny Mcknight OF oouLn
washington, Va, TO Mr. Guy Su. = az
Gilcrest took place last evening ~ o.oc
,,cIock in the Metropolitan Presbyterian
W
The bride was given in. marriage by
49, father and she wore gown OF
white satin and lace fashioned on GO.
sin,,iai lines. q. tulle veil and she carried
q shower bouquet. :. eho
miss Alice Gilcrest, sister OF the
brideuroon. was the maid OF honoI,
,,sariI,p an amethyst color organdy
fashioned on Colonial lines, ana Inc
other attendants were MISS EsiAapee va
summer and Mrs. Dorothy LORD. Iney
wore gowns fashioned like thas Oh tIls
maid of honor in snaoeS Oh seiio" sAl1.
blue respectively. t
Nr bernard Atkinson was the best
man and the ushers were Mr.. FRANK
Ctilcrest and Mr.. Howard LORD
After the ceremony Mr. and MIS-.
r,ilcrest left for the Pocono Mountains
and will be at home after July 10, AT
south washington. Va.
Announcement is made of the mar
r,age of Mrs. Hazel Lombard Nyman'
widow of Mr.. Howard Nyman, 10 MI.
r5ol,ert Kent James of Boston. The
wedding took place yesterday after
noon at / O'Clock in the Church OF the
more famllIariy KNOWN
a. the Little Church Around the Corner,
in New York. Mr.. and Mrs. James
started Immediately after the ceremony
for motor trip through New England
and Canada and in the Autumn VIII
make their home in New York. MIS-
James and her two sons. MI. BenJaHiIIi
r.. Nyrnan and Mr.. Stephen n. Nyman,
have made their home in Washington
for some years, Mr.. Benjamin Nyman,
who was married last Summer to MISS
Ilona sLustig of Providence, r. l.. now
lives on Long Island. The younger son
is a student at. George Washington
University and with his mother occu-
pied an apartment at the Chevy Chase
Club last Winter.