Evening star., 1932-07-24
Weddings
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s.hride's tulle veil fell from cap Of rose
srpoint lace, held at the back by chap
-let of orange blossoms. The bride wore
"a pearl lavaliere and pink heirlooms
@in her family and carried a shower
bouquet of Joanna Hill roses and lilies
OF the valley.
/, Mrs. Francis Magruder Hall, sister
of the bride, was the matron of honor.
wearing a shell pink chalk crepe gown
with a turban and slippers to match.
~She carried Joanna Hill roses and
lavender larkspur, tied with lavender
~ribbon.
: Mrs Effie Bowie Mahoney and Miss
Juliet Bowie. sister and cousin of the
ebride; Miss Margaret Sinclair Parran,
sister of the bridegroom Miss Felicita
~Buckheister and Miss Betty Nalle Ma
gruder. all of Prince Georges County
-and Miss Margaret Dorsey Of Balti-
more, were the other attendants. They
More gowns of powder blue chalk crepe
with slippers and close-fitting turbans
TO match, and carried tulle French
.fanS in tones of lavender, gifts OF the
bride to her attendants
tfie ieo Ems ne t5 Wynn 1riae MahoneN fbe Noar
>ytrl, wearing dainty trock of pink
~0rgandie with a hat to match. and
parried a basket filled with rose petals.
= Mr. Douglas Parran of Calvert County,
cousin of the bridegroom, was the best
man. and acting as honorary uShers
were Fir. Frank Magruder Hall, Mr..
'Francis P. Scrivener. jr; Mr.. T. Van
sClagett. ir; Mr.. R. George Buckheister,
Mr. Charles E. Herget of Baltimore.
-Nr. Gustave Buckheister and Mr..
Harry Moreland.
"A reception followed the ceremony,
assisted hv their
respective mothers. Mrs. Bowie wore
..a gown of rose and black chiffon with
a close-fftting black turban and an
orchid shoulder bouquet. Mrs. Parran
.Was in blue fiowered chiffon with
~l,iue hat and corsage cluster of roses.
THE brides table was decorated with
-rcses and had a three-tier wedding
cake as the centerpiece.
Mr. Parran and his bride left for
-Svedding trip. the bride wearing jacket
brock of shell pink chalk crepe with
brown satin print scarf tie. Her ac-
Cessories were brown. After spending
fhe Summer with the bridegroom's
..I,6rents the young couple Will make
Hffieir home in Washington. where Mr..
Farran is engaged in business.
: "A series of e-nuptial parties were
given for the bride. Mrs. Frank P.
Scrivener. aunt of the bride, entertained
al a supper party Tuesday evening in
her home at Upper Marlboro, following
The rehearsal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis White.
whose marriage took place Wednesday
In the home of the brides uncle and
-a,1nt. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Morgan, 424
Fourth street northeast. will be at nome
TO their friends after August at l23
Third street southeast.
~ DO yi,if
Mccarthy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
michael D Mccarthy of this city, to
Mr. Edward Vincent Needham. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Needham OF
syracuse. N. Y, took place Saturday,
july l6 at St. Patricks Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Joseph Anon. The brides gown, an
Imported model by Lelong, was made
4af white wedding ring satin on princess
lines. with new Queen Elizabeth sleeves,
the puff at the shoulder and long, tight
fitting to the hand. The gown was
- elaborately embroidered in brilliants
oand seed pearls. A fun long traln ii leiI
from the closely fitted hipline. the veil
rwas caught at the neck with orange
blossoms and seed pearls. The bouquet
was of white orchids and lilies OF the
~valiey.
= "a Miss Margaret Kelly, cousin OF the
bride, acted as maid of honor, and wore
"a Chanel model of pink chalk crepe
With a draped cape trimmed WIN
matching ostrich and a large picture
hat of the same shade trimmed In PINK
velvet She carried bouquet OF blue
~delphinum ard Sweetheart roses.
The bridesmaids Miss Mary Walsh,
cousin of the bride. and Miss Julia
rONeill, wore gowns of contrasting
= ~colors. cell blue and maize. with short
4 Jackets trimmed with matching oStrlcn
Large picture hats to match completed
= their costumes They carried sheafS
of Spring flowers.
- = Mr. Henry Needham, brother OF the
groom. was best man. Mr.. Robert
~Meehan of Boston, Mass. and Mr.. Ed
ward Sheehan of New York were
-lishers.
- Mrs. Mccarthy, mother Of the bride.
>Vore an imported black chantilly gown
:. with coin dots and hat to match. Her
acorsage bouquet was of Sweetheart
= Eoses. Mrs. Needham, mother OF the
bridegroom. was in a gown OF PINK
chiffon f1owered in pastel shades with
white hat, her flowers were also Sweet
heart roses. Little Miss Maureen
rGeraghty of Auburn, N. Y, cousin OF
the bride. acted as flower girl. She
was dainty dressed in white georgette
=
to match and carried a basket OF
pink roses and lilies of the valley. A
reception followed Immediately after
the ceremony at the home OF the
brides parents
:. The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Stephen Needham, Syracuse, N. Y;
Miss Ellen Berry, New York City: Mr..
~William Fitzgerald. Boston, Mass; Mr..
Gerald Crowley, Boston, Mass: Mrs
Richard Geraghty, Auburn, N. Y. and
Miss Maureen Geraghty. Auburn, N. Y.
The couple left for motor trip through
New York State and Canada.
y" Miss Pauline Ann Burke, daughter Of
Mrs. Mary M. Burke of 1916 Seventeenth
~street northwest, was married to Mr.,
Eco Stanley Hulett of Sacramento,
-6alif. on June % at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Valentine Buhr-
-meister, 47Ol Forty-ninth street north
west.
: The bride. who was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Jack Burke of New
york wore a gown of ivory satin, made
ION the princess lines. Her veil was of
"old point lace and net, caught at the
sides with orange blossoms. She car
fied a shower bouquet of brides roses
-Hnd lilies of the valley. Miss Charlotte
Buhrmeister, niece of the bride, carried
-ker veil.
: Miss Kathleen June Burke, sister of