The Washington times., 1929-06-29
Navy Ceremonial Features Weddings
Filling Social Calendar of Today
Miss Ruth Yarnell and
Miss Mary DevereuxI
Wed Annapolis Men

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wedding calendarl
For today's brides, best
known in Washington So
ciety, viii march from the
marriage altar on the arms
Of youthful husbands, spick-
and-span in the summer
dress uniforms Of officers
made in Annapolis.
Miss Ruth Yarnell, daugh-
ferUf Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Henry q. YarnelI, will wed
Ensign John Sylvester, at
$40 o'clock, the ceremony
taking place at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church with the
rector, the Rev. DR.. g.
Ernest Smith, officiating.
Devereux-C -Crist
A half hour later Miss Mary
Frederica Devereaux, daughter OF
Or. and Mrs. j. Ryan Devsrevx,
viii become the bride Of Ensign
RAYMOND Fowler Crist, jr., the
ceremony taking place at Port.
ledge" the beautiful home OF
the brides parents on West
Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase.
Miss Yarnell will be escorted
TO the altar by her father. She
Is having a. rnatron of honor
Mrs. John Kenneth Hyatt, of
Newport, r. l., and Miss Mar
garet Kies, Of Scarborough,
II. Y, as maid Of honor. The
bridesmaids are Miss Caroline
johnson and Miss Janet Syl-
yester, sister Of the bridegroom.
Lieut.. Chester Clement, u.
s. N, will be best man for En-
sign Sylvester, and the ushers
include a Navy group-Lieut.
Lionel Rowe, Lieut.. Walter
Jones, Ensign Arthur Marks,
Lieut.. s. r. Clarke, Lieut.. Will
liam Ramoser, and Ensign
Robert Steck.
Yarneil- Sylvester
Mrs. Yarnell and Mrs. Sylvester
will receive the guests after the
ceremony, and only the relatives
of both families and a few close
friends will be present. Ensign
and Mrs. Sylvester win leave i'm
sn& a wuafsYiY1GY
trip, after which they will so to
Newport, r.. J., where the former
Is attached to the U. s. 3. Con-
cord.
The garden at Portledge will
be the scene of the wedding of
Miss Dsysreux and Ensign Crist.
A stone altar at the end Of the
brick walk win be the goal Of the
wedding party. There gladioii and
potted hydrangeas have been
banked, the same decorations lin
ing the walk.
The bride will be escorted to the
altar on the arm Of her father,
who viii give her in marriage.
The Rev. Father Thomas @.
Enyth will perform the ceremony.
The bride will wear gown of
ivory satin and win have q veil
OF duchesse lace inherited from
her grandmother, Mrs. Joseph II.
Einnott, Of Philadelphia. This was
also worn by the brides mother
at her wedding.
Family Reunion
This is the occasion OF q real
@A i1ur Nsn9r frN HNom
family. The eldest son, Joseph
Devereux: his wife, and their
children, came over from their
home In Baltimore a week ago,
and will, pass the summer with
DR.. and Mrs. Devereux, who arc
doing over the house next door
for them.
Capt. ana Mrs. Richard Hall
Jeschke, u. 8, M. c.. are sta
toned at Quantico, and Mrs.
Jeschke .lthe former Miss Mar.
garet Devereux) will be n1atron of
honor for her sister. Lieut.. James
s. Devereux, u. S. M. c., also
stationed at Quantico, will be an
usher,
John Devereux Is here from
Pittsburgh, where he is In bust.
ness, and Ashton Devereux, whose
marriage to Miss Katherine Morse,
OF Baltimore, will take place in
the fall will be here. Miss Anne
Devereux will be maid OF honor
Tor her sister, and Edward Deve-
reux win be best man. That leaves
Just two more members to account
tor, Miss Agnes Devereux, and the
youngest son, Tristranl.
Attendants
Miss Eiinor O'Reilly, of New
Orleans, and q cousin Of the bride:
Miss Dorothy Donoghue, OF Phila.
delphia: Miss Mary Elizabeth Alex.
ander, Miss Elizabeth NJ. Kennedy,
Miss Helen Minnigeroda, and Mrs.
Nelson Jeffries, viii be bridesmaids
for Miss Devereux. And the
ushers include Ensign Jacob VIII.
son Waterhouse. of Wheeling, w.
Va. Ensign Charles c. Fitzgerald,
OF Baltimore; Ensign George Fl,
Wales, Ensign Arthur s. Hill,
Lieut.. Charles d. Warfield, II. s.
"a. G.; Lieut.. Edward c. Dyer,
y. $. M. c.. and Lieut.. Raymond
B. Sullivan, jr., y. s. M. C.
AT the reception, Mrs. Deyereux
and Mrs. Crist will stand in line
to receive the guests, many Of
whom have come from out Of
town for, the wedding, including
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Devereux
and Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Donog.
hue, of Philadelphia: Miss Alice
Brokaw, Of st. Louis: Mrs.
Joseph Gleeson,. Of New Orleans;
Miss Mary McEiroy, OF Rochester,
N. Y; William Dravo, OF Sc.
wickly. Pa; Miss May Langhorne,
OF Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam o'Brien. Of Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kemp. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs.
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