Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-31
Mrs. Helen Parsons WEEDS
In Maryland Ceremony
Miss Cenevieve E. Lynch Becomes Bride of Mr.
James E. WEIGH in Caithersburs.
Other Marriages Listed.

A marriage of interest in Washington
Is that of Mrs. Helen Carol Parsons
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. william S
; Clapp Of Brookline, Mass, to Lieut.
Rutledge Irvine. u. 6. IL. CA. ia .ion)
The ceremony tooS place at Rockville
Wednesday in the presence CT a small
company of relatives and close friends
Lieut.. and Mrs. Irvine ere now ir
Boston visiting relatives of the bridc';
family; later they will go to Janc,5cwn
R. l., where Lieut.. Irvine will be or
duty this Summer. Mrs, Irvine for
merly made her home in Washington
where shc has host Ct friends. She
is a cousin of Mrs. John n. Hudgins
daughter-in-law Of Mrs. Horace Mac
farland.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
IN ST. Martins Church. Caithersburg
on Tuesday, May 26, when Miss Gen
evieve E. Lynch became the bride OF
Mr.. James E. Welsh, the Rev. Father
Callahan officiating.
The bride was lovely in a blue lace
dress with pink hat, shoes and aces
SORES to ms tch.
Mrs E. P. Schwartz played the we'd
ding march and during the ceremony
Mrs. Schwartz and Mrs. Bernard Dia-
mona sang Ave Maria.
Immediately following the ceremony
breakfast was served at the home oil
the brides parents.
After motcr trip through Pennsyl-
vsnia and New York ne young couple
will make their home in Gaithersburg
The marriage OF Miss Henrietta Luz
.b-r, daughter Of Mrs. Dcra Luber ano
Mr.. Benz min Kay. son of Mrs. lea S
Ka;, both of this city, took PLACE last
Sund,y afternoon in Baltimore. Md.
ct the home CT Rabbi Samuel Rosen-
bait, who offlciated. Only the imme-
diaite families Of the bride end BRIDE
groom were pr sent at the Wedding
The bride, who was attended by her
mother. wore a becoming costume OF
bcice color chiffon. with hat and gloves
to correspond and carried a bouquet
CT pink tea ross and sweet peas. After
the ceremony the p'rty adjourned to
the Lord Baltimore Hotel for recep-
ton and dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay left Immediately
following the reception for a motor trim
to NV York srd Toronto. the bride
wearing as her travelling outfit a boucle
tan silk With accessories to match They
VIII be 1t home to their friends after
July Is at the Ponce &c Leon apart
n1ents.
An afternoon wedding of great
charm was that of Miss Elizabeth
Finckney Bowman and Mr.. Harrison
Et-ele Dey, which took place Thur5dey
afternoon, May 81, at $50 O'Clock, in
tie First Presbyterian Church at
Stanton, Va. The bride is the only
daughter CT Mr.. end Mrs. Curtis Pinck-
ney Bowman of Stanton and attended
Nary Baldwin Seminary and IS a grad
ute OF Dun~more Business College.
Mr. Dey is son of MIR. and Mrs.
Winfield Scott Dey OF Washington. He
Is a graduate of Dartmouth College
Hanover, N. H. class of 1927. and is
now on the faculty, of Stanton Mill
tary Academy.
Rev Hunter B. Blakely, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church. was the
celebrant. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with groups of palms
and ferns and the chancel was lighted
with cathedral taperS. Miss Mary
Highland Bell presided at the organ
and played several pre-nuptial selec-
tens as the guests assembled. Mr.
Frederick Godshalk of Staunton Mill
tary Academy sang Because" just be-
fore the ceremony.
The brides only attendant was a
sister OF the bridegroom, Miss Harriet
Dey, who was maid of honor. She
wore gown of pale pink chiffon with
poWc5r blue accessories, including a
picture hat of powder blue lace, end
carried a shower bouquet of Dresden
flowers.
The bride entered the church on the
arm of her father to the strains of
the Bridal Chorus From Lohengrin. "