Evening star., 1932-09-01

LONDON ana MrS. JOnn w. LAWS Went
to the Mount Washington in Breton
Woods, N. H., from their home on Long
Island to view the eclipse and will re-
main there several days.
FoIliard- Auth Wedding
In ST. Dominic's This Morning.
st. Dominics Church was the scene
of the wedding this morning at $50
O'Clock of Miss Dionysia Auth, daughter
Of Mr.. John Nicholas Auth, and Mr..
Alphonsus Folliard, Rev. Father j. j.
Durkin officiating in the presence OF
large company Of relatives and friends
As the guests were assembling Mr.
Nation Boyce. organist, gave an i'm
pressive program and preceding the
ceremony Mr.. John j. McMaon gave
vocal solos.
The church had simple arrange
ment Of pink flowers and palms.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. She wore a gown of egg
shell lace, designed with long fitted
sleeves, and the skirt fell into a grace
full train at the back. Her veil Of egg
shell tulle was held by a coronet Of lace
caught at the sides with orange bios
SONS and she carried her deceased
mothers ivory prayer book, which she
carried on her wedding day.
Miss Emily Auth was maid OF honor
for her sister, wearing frock OF or
child chiffon and lace, and Persian
violet transparent velvet turban, with
slippers to match the turban. She
carried orchids, with lilies of the val
ley and maiden hair fern.
Mr.. Robert Folliard, brother OF the
bridegroom, was the best man and the
ushers selected included Mr.. Lawrence
Auth and Mr.. Andrew Auth, brothers
brother of the bridegroom. and Mr..
George Hurley of Dorchester, Mass.
A wedding breakfast followed at the
home OF the bride, which was effectively
decorated with Summer flowers and
ferns. Mrs. Auth, stepmother OF the
bride, wore a gown of blue lace with
q hat Of transparent velvet to match
and q shoulder bouquet Of Talisman
roses. Later in the day Mr.. Fol-
lard and his bride will leave for
New York and will sail from there
on the Monarch Of Bermuda for
To-day trip to Bermuda. After Sep
tember IL, they will be at home at
3808 Fourth street The brides going
away costume is brown tailored chif-
fon gown with jacket and acces-
sories to match. the hat trimmed with
q touch Of orange velvet.
Capt. Gust Won Lenneps was host to
q small party at dinner last evening at
the Rossdhu Castle Club. His guests
included Senor George de la Barra,
former first secretary Of the Bolivian
legation and now a member OF the
Bolivian delegation in Washington.
The marriage of Mrs. Mildred Bright
Mailliard to Mr.. Meade Minnigerode,
member Of the Minnigerode family OF
Washington, took place Tuesday in New
York The ceremony was performed
in the chapel of the Municipal Build
ing by Deputy Chief Clerk James J.
Mccormick in the presence of small
company. There were no attendants.
Mr.. Minnigerode and his bride, who
Is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Victor Bright of New York, will make
their home In Essex, Conn. Mr.. Min
nigerode is a native of London, Eng
land, and came to this country to COM
plete his education at Yale University.
Miss Margaret Rockwell of 1454 Eu-
cid street has returned to Washington
after spending the Summer at Camp
Ko-w wee-ta, the Misses Trimbles private
camp for girls in the beautiful Pine
Mountain region Of Georgia, near Fair
burn.
Miss Rockwell taught archery at
camp this Summer. She Is well known
in Washington as q splendid marksman
In this delightful sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Poe Hart are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
Of q daughter Tuesday evening. The
infant will be named Anne de Beelen,
after her maternal grandmother, Mrs.
II. L. Ballentine. Mrs. Hart was be-
fore her marriage three years ago Miss
Alice Ballentine, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Ballentine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Nesbit are
In Holland after motoring through the
by ways Of England from Liverpool to
London.
DR.. Edward F. Nickoley and Miss
Katharine e. Nickoley are guests at
the Dodge Hotel while in Washington
en- route to Beirut, Syria. DR.. Nicko-
ley, who has been in this country
teaching at the University OF Illinois
while on leave Of absence. returns to
his post as dean Of the American Uni
versity at Beirut. Miss Nickoley will
tCdCll III Jtlc IlOIIlc cCOllOunSo OCPoAb-
ment of the university.
Washington Educator Guest
At Berkeley Springs, w. Va
Mr. Alphonse Francis Schultz Of the
faculty Of the Catholic University of
America and Francis Anthony McCann
are spending the week at Berkeley
Springs, w. Va, where the Bicenten-
nial celebration of that place is being
held. While in Berkeley Springs they
will be house guests of Mr.. S. Rine-
hart Cohill Of Hancock, Md. They will
be joined In Hancock by Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Winters of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and Miss Mary Winters. They
will also be guests of Miss Julia Faith
Of Hancock and will visit the Wood
mont Rod and Hunt Club while in
Hancock. returning to Washington the
latter part Of next week.
Mrs. Irving Coakley, accompanied by
her daughter Grace, returned to her
home. on Illinois avenue. Tuesday after
an extended visit in New York City,
Huntington, Long Island, and Atlantic
City, N. J.
Mrs. Edgar Snowden and her young
daughter have returned to Washington
from a month spent at Gibson Island
and are at their home, on Twenty-frst
street
Miss Fanny Willard. Miss Gertrude
Kraus, Miss Nancy Nowlin and Miss
Lucy Nowlin were among those from
Washington who were at Jaspar Park