Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
Fall Record of Weddings
Maintained at High Mark
Nuptial Ceremonies of Season Notable for Charm.
ing Appointments-Pretty Costumes and
Floral Offerings Special Features.

! lace were used by her mother at her
wedding. The tulle veil hung from
/ the duchesse lace ut the shoulders and
she carried cream color roses built
| about two yellow orchids and from
/ which shower of lilies of the valley
fell to the hem OF her dress.
Miss Janet Platter Wood was maid of
honor for her sister and wore tiger lily
color panne velvet fashioned In princess
style, the necklines q deep v in the
back and the full skirt hung from
high waistline and fel: longer In the
back than in the front. The brides
other attendants were her sister, Mrs
O'Hara Miss Elizabeth GIN, cousin Of
the bridegroom, and Miss Louise Weis-
senbach. Their costumes we're panne
velvet fitted at the hips, the waistlines
accumulated with narrow belts of the
velvet, with tiny rhinestone buckles in
the front. Mrs. o'Hara was in cherub
shade, Miss Gin In mermaid green and
Miss Weissenbach in honeydew. They
! all carried arm bouquets of dahlias In
| shades to match their gowns and dou-
BILE strand seed pearl necklaces, gifts OF
| the bride.
Mr.. Wycklin waller of The Plains,
| Va. was best man for his brother, and
| the uShers included Mr.. Thomas WaAer
| groom; Mr.. Kenneth Taylor Wood,
brother Of the bride, and Mr.. Howard
Morgan Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller left later in the
evening for a Today motor trip to
White Sulphur Strings and on their
return to Columbus will be al home at
sac Kendall place. Mr.. Waller is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Wyceliff
Waller Of The Plains, Va, and attended
pcndnInf. Maann ArndaVnu In Siam,
ton. Va. His bride is a member of the
Junior League and OF the Pleasure
| Guild of the Childrens Hospital In CO.
| lumbus. She attended the Columbus
! School for Girls and is q graduate Of
the Darlington School ut Great Bar
rington, Mass, and Is q former student
at Sweet Briar College in Virginia.
| Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. John Wyclin Waller and Mr.. John
Wycliff Waller. jr., OF The Plains, Va;
| Mrs David NJ Waller of Broad Run.
Va; Mrs. r. j. Payne and Miss Eliza
beth Payne Of Fredericksburg, Va: Mr..
David Smith Of Warrenton, Va, and
| Col. and Mrs. Franz s. Blue OF Ottowa
Hills, Toledo, Ohio.
| st. GabrieIs Church
Scene Of Ceremony.
The wedding of Miss Mary Catherine
| Newton Gray, and Mr.. Francis Joseph
Smith Of st. Louis, No. son OF Mrs. Nora
| Smith Of Brooklyn, N. Y, took place
Tuesday morning. The ceremony was
| performed In st. Gabriel'S Church. the
| Rev. William J. Sweeney. rector of the
church, oficiating at . o'clock. we'd
ding breakfast for members of the two
| families, wedding party and out-of-
town guests followed In the Hay-Adams
Ia ata ho afx nr,lA
rangement of chrysanthemums with
palms, ferns and Autumn leaves
The bride was escorted by her father
and wore gown of brown transparent
velvet. with hat to match and brown
| suede shoes. Her shoulder bouquet was
Of orchids and lilies Of the valley and
she carried a prayer book bound In
resenting the three graces.
Miss Mary Fearnow was maid of
honor and had similar costume of
maroon-color transparent velvet, with
felt hat trimmed with velvet to match.
Her corsage bouquet was Of pink and
yellow rosebuds. Mr.. Walter Smith
of Brooklyn was best man for his
brother, and the ushers were Mr.. Will
liam Smith and Mr. Joseph May. Mrs
Gray, mother of the bride, was In Cam
| ton crepe, with which she wore a black
hat. and Mrs. Smith, mother of the
bridegroom. had a. costume Of purple
creme and wore d felt hat to match.
The breakfast was served at the Hay.
Adams House to the immediate families
and out-of-town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on their
honeymoon trip to Havana. Cuba, where
they will be for several weeks. Mrs.
Smith wore travelling costume of
brown crepe With q felt hat to match.
and tan sport coat with brown beaver
collar. They will make their home In
st. Louis. Mo-