Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02

| Inc Dftde, VINO Is q graduate OF Cen
trail High School, has been attending
George Washington University.
Miss Elizabeth Virginia Hammond
daughter Of the Rev. DR.. w. S. Ham
mond, pastor of Trinity M. e. Church
South, Of Martinsburg, w. Va, and
Mrs. Hammond, and Mr.. Kendall King
Hoyt Of Washington. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. @. Hoyt of Washington, were
father at the parsonage there In the
presence of immediate families. Al
informal wedding breakfast followed,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt left on
q motor trip.
Mrs. Hoyt has been an art supervisor
in the Washington city schools. Mr..
Hoyt Is associated with a publishing
house in Washington. They will reside
in Washington.
They were accompanied here by rela-
tives, including DR.. and Mrs. Albert
Toye of Washington, the latter o sister
of the bride. DR.. and Mrs. Toye were
married here last Spring by her father
also.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Horace Greeley
of Webster City, Iowa, announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Theln1a
Arlene Greeley, to Mr.. Arthur Kettler
Of Chicago and Washington.
The ceremony was performed at II
o'clock on the morning Of october 20
in the home Of the Rev. and Mrs. Ed
ward Taber, in the Broadmoor Apart
ments, the Rev. Mr.. Taber officiating.
Mr.. Merritt Greeley gave his sister Ia
marriage and Mrs. Merritt Greeley was
the brides only attendant.
The bride wore q gown of royal blue
transparent velvet with hat and access
series to match and q corSage bouquet
Of orchids and roses.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony at the Carlton Hotel, after
which Mr.. Kettler and his bride left for
Baltimore, where they sailed on the
s. S. Chatham for Tampa, Miami, Palm
Beach and Cuba, the bride wearing q
brown ensemble. They will be at home
The marriage Of Miss Jane Stevenson
washington, daughter Of Mrs. WASH
ington and the late William Dodge
Washington Of Fauquier County, Va,
and Lieut.. ThurSton Booth Clark, son
Of Mrs. Cornelia L. r. Gaines Of War
renton, Va, and the late Arthur Lud-
low Clark Of New York, took place in
st. James Church at Warrenton yester-
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The chancel was decorated with white
the remainder Of the church with
Autumn leaves and chrysanthemums.
Mr.. w. T. Street, organist, played the
wedding march and appropriate music |
before the ceremony, and solo, For |
You Alone" was sung by Miss Jessie |
Dunlop Of Norfolk, Va, aunt Of the |
bride. The ceremony was performed by |
the Rev. David Campbell Mayors Of |
Middleburg, Va, assisted by the Rev |
Paul Delafield Bowden, rector OF the
church
The bride entered with her brother |
in-law, Thomas Underwood Dudley, jr., |
who gave her in marriage. She wore q
costume Of ivory satin with train OF
tulle and veil Of rare old lace, an heir
loom, and carried q shower bouquet Of /
lilies of the valley. Her sister, Mrs.
Thomas u. Dudley, IT., was matron OF
honor and wore q gown OF maiZe-color
taffeta, with close-fitting hat OF yellow
velvet. Her bouquet was OF Talisman
roses and forget-me-nots. The brides
maids wore gowns Of turquoise taffeta
with close fitting hats of a deeper
shade of blue and carried Talisman
roses They were Miss Luck Barry OF
Norfolk and Miss Hilda Hordern Of
Warrenton.
The bridegroom and his ushers were
in full dress naval uniform. Mr..
Gerardus B. Clark Of Washington was
his brothers best man, and the ushers
were Lieut.. Cyrus T. Clendenning, Lieut..
Walter H. Price, Lieut.. Alfred p. RAN
dolph, Lieut.. Otis C. Gregg, Lieut.. Tay-
lor Scott Keith and Lieut.. Forrest Close,
q. 8. N.
After the ceremony q reception was
given ct the home Of Mrs. William
Dodge of washington. on Bethel road.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Hannah Fairfax Washington OF
Va; Mrs. Banyer Clark, A.
Ludlow Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin
Haig and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur hppln-
colt, New York: Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Stewart and Elliott Randolph, Bal
timore Md; Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Wells,
Miss Florence Wells, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenreth Parkinson and Comdr. Carl
Jones, washington, D. c.; Lieut.. and
Mrs. William Graham, Lieut.. Melvin
Bassett and Lieut.. J. ]. woodward,
Norfolk, Va.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church was the
scene Of an impressive wedding cere-
nony Saturday morning, october %,
when Miss Mary Evelyn Dyer, daugh-
ser of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter @. Dyer,
became the bride of Mr.. Harold w.
Kicker The ceremony was performed
DIV the Rev Luther B. Franck and was
preceded by Il Love You Truly" and
o, Promise Me-" rendered by Mrs.
Miller, who was accompanied
,y Mrs. William Scantlebury at the or
ran. The church was beautifully deco
'ated in palms. ferns, white chrysan-
hemums and Autumn leaves.
The bride entered the church with
Ter father, who escorted her to the
altar, where he gave her in marriage.
she wore blue transparent velvet en-
emble with eggshell color accessories
md she carried bouquet OF taltsman
oses and lilies of the valley. Miss
Iathrine Curtis of Richmond, Va, was
Maid of honor and wore brown crepe
iress trimmed in eggshell color and she
,arried bouquet of Perenet roses.
The best man was Mr. Frank Kicker,
'rother Of the bridegroom.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
eicker left for Atlantic City and will
'e at home after November / at 2202
shannon place southeast.
Many relatives and friends from
richmond, Va, and Baltimore, Nd,
we're present.
Miss Frances Elizabeth Marcy, daugh-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Marcy, 8
% Cherry Valley, Ballston, Va, was I
married to Mr.. Walter j. Cunningham
I Fort Myer Heights, Va, Wednesday
vening. October %, at the Ballston !
Church, with the Rev. Ira P. !
Iarbaugh, pastor Of the church, off, !
iating
The bride, who was given away by her :
rother, Charles H. Marcy, was dressed :
n white crepe. Her veil was caught
nth a head dress Of pearls and she
arried bouquet Of bride roses. Miss
,dith TappScott. maid Of honor, wore L
yellow crepe dress and carried a sheaf
( chrysanthemums The bridesmaids
'ere Miss Louise Smith of Woodsboro.
i'd. in green crepe; Miss Hattie Smith
I WoodSboro, Md, In orchid crepe;
fiss Ethe! Britt Of Washington. D. @.