Evening star., 1932-09-04

She Is well known in musical circles
here as radio and concert soloist.
The groom attended Benjamin Frank
lin University.
After a reception, which was held
for those attending the wedding, the
young couple left for a motor trip to
Montreal and Quebec, coming back by
way of New York City. The brides
travelling dress was of crinkle crepe
in the new beetroot shade and with
it she wore black accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark will be at home
after September Is at 1905 Woodbridge
street northeast.
The marriage of Miss Helen Cash of
Kerrs Creek, Va, daughter OF the Rev.
j. S. Cash and Mrs. Cash. to Mr.. How
ard z. Carver of Washington took place
Thursday. August Is, in the Kerrs
Greek Baptist Church.
The wedding was performed on the
birthday anniversary of the bride by her
father, who is pastor Of the Kerrs
Creek church.
The church was decorated with cut
flowers in pastel shades mingled with
palms and ferns, and preceding the
ceemony Miss Helen Hart and Miss
Alice Cash, sister of the bride. both
wearing blue frocks sang "At Dawning, p"
and Miss Eyeline Hartbarger, organist,
played the wedding march and The
Rosary" softly during the ceremony.
The bride walked to the altar with
her father and wore a navy. blue en-
semble with accessories to match and
a shoulder bouquet Of orchids and lilies
of the valley.
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was matron of honor in gown OF beet
root color crepe with accessories to
match and a shoulder bouquet of
Sweetheart roses.
The two little flower girls were
Betty Sue Cash and Nora Wanda Cash,
sisters of the bride, and they wore rose
color and green frocks and scattered
old fashioned posies from an unusual
shaped basket along the path of the
bride.
Mr.. Robert R. 10y of this city was
the best man. Mrs. Cash, mother OF
the bride, wore tan crepe gown with
shoulder bouquet Of roses to blend
with her costume.
Mr.. and Mrs Carver received infor-
mally on the church lawn after the
ceremony and then returned to the
brides home, where a wedding supper
was served before starting on their
honeymoon by motor to Natural Bridge
They will make their home in Wash
ington.
The interesting Midsummer wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwin Yetton
| took place Friday evening August IL,
at O'Clock in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis P. Allwine of the Portner
Apartments.
Mrs. Yetton was formerly Mrs. Penn
mie Rogers Miller of 26 Holly street
Clarendon, Va.
Rev. Perry L. Mitchell of the First
Baptist Church Of Clarendon officiated
this being the home church of Mrs
Yetton.
The bride was attended by her sister
Mrs. Louis p Allwine, and assisted by
the brides daughter, Miss Doris A
Miller. The best man was Capt. VIII
liam j. Yetton, brother Of the bride
groom.
A charming evening gown of eggshell
color rough satin back crepe was worn
by the bride. with a hat Of Hunters
green velvet and green slippers to
match. Her flowers were a corsage
cluster Of tea roses and lilies Of the
valley.
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witnessed the ceremony, after which a
buffet supper was served.
The bride and bridegroom will spend
their honeymoon on .Yetton Island
in Monroe Bay. near Wakefield, West
moreland County, Va, after which an
extensive motor trip is planned.
! Mr.. and MRS. Yetton will be at home
] at AS South Spruce street, Lyon PARK
Va, after September Is.