Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

Rev. Thomas Davis Of Anaeostia N. u.
| Church, and the wedding march, Of
Lohengrin was played by Miss Helen
Earnshaw. The bride wore gown of
sapphire blue georgette, made on simple
lines. and carried sweetheart roses. Miss
Margaret Rudolph of Philadelphia,
cousin Of the bride, was bridesmaid,
and wore dark blue chiffon velvet and
carried pink La France roses.
Mr.. William H. Benhoff, ST., was best
man for Mr.. Smith.
After reception for the. immediate
families Of the bride and groom, they
left for an extended Southern trip.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will be at home
to their friends after November / at
1912 Valley place southeast
Ferns and Dahlias
| Form Decorations.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Carolyn
King, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
T. King, to Mr.. c. Bayne Marbury, son
Of MIR. and Mrs. James w, Mafbury,
took place Wednesday afternoon In the
Emmanuel Church at Thirteenth and
V streets southeast. The ceremony was
Franck at $50 O'Clock, and Mr., Harold
s. King, couson Of the bride, sang pre-
ceding the ceremony, accompanied by
Mrs. William Scantlebury, who also
played the wedding music, The church
had an effective arrangement of ferns
and white dahlias.
The bride was given in marriage. by
her father. She wore her travelling cos
tune Of brown velvet with eggshall-
ensemble. Her felt hat and suede shoes
were brown and she carried yellow tea
roses. 80
Miss Phyllis T.. King was maid of
honor and was in blue velvet ensemble
with hat and suede shoes to match, and
carried pink tea roses. Mr.. Harold q.
Cummings vas best man and Mr.. Leo
Knott acted as usher. Mrs. King,
mother OF the bride, was In blue ehtf-
Marbury mother Of the bridegroom,
wore black velvet.
Mr., and Mrs. Marbury left TN
mediately after the ceremony for q
wedding trip to New York and On their
return viii be at home at Harvard Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Presley Foley
have issued invitations for the marriage
Of their daughter, Grace Elizabeth. to
Mr.. Edwin Raymond Speake, tr.,
Wednesday evening, October 16, In the
Episcopal Church of the Advent, at I
o'clock A reception will follow irnfne-
ents, at rs street, for the bridal party
and relatives, -
Miss Foley will be attended By her
sister. Miss Margaret Frances Foley,
as maid of honor and the bridesmaids
viii include Miss Elizabeth Derry, Miss
Dorothy Speake. sister of. the BRIDE
groom; Miss Catherine Lapish and Miss
Mildred Hawkins.
Mr.. Speake, who Is a native Of Luray,
Va, now living in Washington, viii
have as his best man, MIR. Raymond
@. Flack of Washington and the uslaefs
will include Mr.. Edward r. juneau,
cousin of the bride; Mr. Thomas e.
Speake, 3D., brother, and Mr.. James
r. Minis, jr., cousin of the bridegroom,
Of Luray, Va, and Mr.. John g.. Fran
zoni of this city, - IS.
Mrs. H. r. Southwick has announced
the marriage of her daughter Adelaide
to Lieut.. John G. Walrayen, United
Statese Marine Corp. October Z. Lieut.
Walrayen is instructor In the School
OF Chemical Warfare, at Edgewoed. Nd.
Mr. Alfred Benjamin Gawief an
nounces the marriage of his daughter,
Clara Elinor, to Mr. Glenn Stuarte Hur-
ley ThHysday in this city Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurley will be at home after Mo-
venber l at 1900 F street.