Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23


augton and the late James Melvin
Engle, 10 DR.. George Bond Ridout
q. s. N, son of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs
George Ridout of Lexington, KY, tool
place last evening in the Grace Epas'
copal Church, at Woodside, Md. TIT
ceremony was performed by the Rev
William Moody. rector of the church.
The bride, who was given IN marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Parke +. Engle o.
washington, wore her mothers brida
gown Of ivory satin. The dress wa
made with q tight bodice and trair
from the waist. The tulle veil Eel
also worn by her mother at her wed
ding. She carried Talisman roses anc
lilies Of the valley.
Dr.. Clifford Swanson, u. 8. n, wa
best man. There were no otnef ~
A small reception in the home Of thu
brides brother-in-law and sister, Mr
and MRS. Robert Brett Schroeder O
Sligo Park Hills, Nd, followed tns
Ieaying on her wedding journey, Mrs
Ridout wore travelling costums y
black wool with q small, close nttlht
hat Of black and q black coat With gray
fox fur collar and GUNS.
DIR. and MRS. Ridout will spend tnen
honevnnoon in New York, where III
Ridout Is station at the BROOKLYN Navy
ward. attached to the u. .. .. 1eAae
They will make their future nome II
Warrington.
The shrine of the Sacred Hear
ryhurch was the scene of an attractiVe
wedding Yesterday morning at 10 o,ciock
when Miss Marie Louise Mattingly
6auohter of Mrs Mattingly and the laOe
MI George Morton Mattingly, became
the hride of Mr.. Phillip Michael O'Brlen
THE Plight Rev. Mgr. GavRn united tne
couple In marriage, and also SAID Tic
nuptial mass which followed.
The bride, who was given IN marrlAse
BY her brother, Mr.. George Eueens
Mattingly, wore q gown IasMonsu y,
eggshell velvet. made aiong prliTo =
lines Her cap was OF rcse-point lace
held in Mace with o wreath OF orange
blossoms. She carried bouquet OF
sweetheart roses and lilies Of the valley
Miss Helen Regina Mattingly was mel
sisters only attendant and wore
rown Of Lanvin green taffeta, with Q
picture hat of sable brown velvet, with
shoes and gloves to match. she car
ried an arm bouquet OF IanSman
roses, tied with sable brown lace RIBBON
The bridegroom had for his best mar
his brother, Mr.. James Carey Ob[ien
of HaIlowell, Me. The usherS were Mr.
Cletus B. Mattingly, brother OF the
bride; Mr.. John B. Doing, Mr.. Joseph
Donovan and Mr.. James Milton NC
Queen, r., all Of washington.
After the ceremony the weoome
breakfast was served in the home OF
the brides mother for the bridal party
immediate families and out-of-toWn
guests. The couple received ~ the
library ON the second floor IN oroer 70
have with them the brides grand
mother, Mrs. John Lally, % years olo
who was gowned in orchid SATIN. LaIet
in I'll, day they left for q soutn nfc
honey. ~on, the bride wearing danlla-
color Ell -rnble with trimmings OF BLACK
lapin. hat = gloves to match.
The brides mother wore q gown OF
black chiffon velvet with trimmings
Of copper lace and q shoulder bouquet
Of orchids. The mother of the BRIDE
Groom wore an amethyst-color gown
of chiffon velvet with hat to match
and corsage bouquet Of Joan Hill roses
The out-of-town guests were the
mother of the bridegroom, mrs. Cnaries
IA. O,Brien Of Hallowen, Me-; mss
Carey, Rosemere, Long Island; MISS =
A. Gun, Hampstead, Long 1s1an S., MI
and Mrs. William Haughton, Tuckanoe
n. Y: Mrs. William Mueller ana MISS
Esther Mueller. Baltimore. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. OBrien VIII be AZ nome
after December IN NOrthbrook Courts
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henry Doole!
announce the marriage OF their daugn'
ter. Helen Marie, to Mr.. Henry Gwynl
Edwards of Gwynn Island, Va. INT
Ceremony took place yesterday after
noon In st. Pau1'S -rectory at Rich
nnond. Mr.. Edwards and his bride re-
tIIrned to Washington today and q tea
and reception will be given this aIter'
noon IN honor Of the bride and bride
groom In the home OF the brioes par
ents.
Mrs. Edwards viii make their nome II
Atlanta, Ca.
The marriage Of Miss YvonnG
Johannes, daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-
Dana B. Johannes, to MI. Charles .
liver, took place Friday afternoon q
q O'Clock, In the home OF the brides
parents, at 6l25 Georgia avenue, tht
Rev. DR.. j. T. Huddle OF st. Paul!
Lutheran Church officiating. The home
had q pretty arrangement OF cnryS-
anthemlms and ferns, ana MISS Ger
trude Dyer played the wedding music.
The bride wore . gown OF oelge lact
ana CI1u1O11, u SOtu AcNO VIZ 1919 o"AAN
carried q shower bouquet Of Johanni
Hill roses.
Miss Virginia Newman, cousin Of thu
bride, was bridesmaid, wearing 2 gowr
Of green chiffon and tlille, and Mr.. WI
Liam Major was the best man.
A reception for about % guests fol-
lowed the ceremony. Mrs. Johannes
mother Of the bride. wore Q gown d
lavender chiffon.
Mr.. Hyer and his bride left afteI
the ceremony for q short wedding trip
the bride wearing Q dark blue chiffor
costume with a black hat and wrap
They win be at home later at the Ar.
gonne. Mrs. Hyer attended Technica,
High School and the bridegroom is q
graduate of Central High School.
An interesting wedding took plaes
In st. Thomas Church Wednesday
November 10. at 4 o'clock, when Miss
Mary Elizabeth Callahan, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Callahan, became
the bride Of Mr.. Sidney Thomas Owen
IT., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Thomas
Owen. The ceremony which was per-
formed by the Rev. C. Ernest Smith
was attended only by members Of the
two families.