Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-20

ture Of the reception was the cutting Of
the cake by the bride with the bride
groom'S sword. Lieut.. and Mrs. Cold
berg will be at home later at Cambridge
Mass.
The guests at the wedding included
Mrs. Rose Bach Miss Claire CaStleDers
of New York, Miss Doris Heller, Mrs.
Henrietta Sommers, Mr.. Lawrence
Singer of Baltimore, Mr.. and MRS. Har.
ris Goldberg, Miss Mae Goldberg ana
Miss Henrietta Goldberg Of Atlantic
City, Capt. and Mrs. H. N. williams OF
Fort Meade, Nd; Brig. Gen. and Mrs
Bash, Col. c. B. Hodges. Maj. ana MRS
j. d. Fitzpatrick. Lieut.. Buchanan, Lieut.;
c. Renshaw, Lieut.. @. r. Hays ano
Lieut.. r. Chard.
Monument Methodist Episcopal Churcn
South, in Richmond, was the scene OF
an attractive wedding Saturday after
noon, July IL, at 5 O'Clock, when MISS
Helen Rachel Garrett, daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. Granville NJ. Garrett OF S4lo
Hanover avenue. became the bride OF
Mr.. Ashlan Fleetwood Harlan, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashlan Fleetwood
Harlan of Washington.
Miss Mildred Garrett sister OF the
bride, was maid of honor and MISS
bridegroom, was bridesmaid. Mr.. DAME
A. Jessup of Bartelsville, Okla, was
the best man and Mr.. Lawrence Gar
rett brother Of the bride, was the otnel
attendant.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore an afternoon goWL
of pale pink chiffon with picture hal
to match and carried q bouquet o.
white roses and lilies OF the valley
The maid of honor was gowned In yell
low chiffon and the bridesmaid wore
green chiffon. Their large mats W s,r'
the color of their dresses, ana MlS'
Mildred Garrett carried yellow roses
and Miss Harlan pink roses.
The ceremony was performed by TINT
Rev Charles w. Ball, grandfather O
the bride, and the Rev. Oscar
Burgess, grandfather of the bridegroom
Both are retired ministers OF thu
Methodist Church.
Before the ceremony Miss Mabel L
Garrett of Shepherdstown, w. Va, wht
| is a sister of the bride, sang SchipaI
arrangement of LiSzt's "Liebestraum.
Mr.. c. H. Ashburn, jr.. organist o
Monument Methodist Church, playet
! softly during the ceremony.
After q short wedding trip Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harlan will reside in Washington
! Out-of-town guests attending the wed
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. AShlan Fleet
wood Harlan and Miss Frances McNee
Harlan of Washington, Rev. oscar q
Burgess of Catlett, Va; Miss Mabel 1
Garrett of Shepherdstown, w. Va; Rev
and Mrs. Charles w. Ball of Columbis
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. PitZer o
Hedgesville, W. Va, and Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Ball of Norfolk, Va.
A wedding of unusual interest too
place in st. Mary's Episcopal Church, q
Aquasco, Md, at 6 o'clock Friday eve
ming, July IL, when Miss Dorothy An
Crusoe, eldest daughter Of Rev. DR.. an
Mrs. Charles E. CruSoe, was married
Mr.. John Petromes.
The bride, who was given in marriag
by DIR. H. Morton Bowen, presented
picture in q gown of light blue organdi'
fashioned with tight bodice and loni
full skirt. Her costume was complete
with q hat Of blue tulle with sati
streamers, and she carried q spray {
bride roses, lilies Of the valley and de-
phinium. The best man was M
Charles e. Crusoe, jr., and the ceremon
was performed by the brides fathe
DR.. CruSoe, rector OF the church.
The sanctuary was beautifully deco