Evening star., 1932-08-07

the home of Capt. and Mrs. Dow,
The Rev. John Queally officiated.
The bride was attended by Miss
winifred Thornton, a cousin. and Miss
Florence Wilson.
Mr.. Joseph Jameson was the best
man.
Mr.. Thompson and his bride will
make their home at Silver Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Thompson, 800 East
South street. Frankfort, Ind. announce
the marriage of their daughter Mary
Frances to Mr.. Charles Overstreet
Gaylord, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. GAYLORD of Washington, D. c., which
took place recently in Annapolis, Mo-,
at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Miss Thompson is well known here.
where she has many friends she Is q
graduate from Frankfort High SchooI
and the Indiana University. she Is
member of the Kappa Alpha Theta and
Tri Kappa S0ror1tieS.
Mr. Gaylord attended Central High
School and is graduate OF the Ma.
tional University Law School and OF
Emerson Institute He is a member OF
the Army and Navy Country Club and
a member of the Sons of the American
Revolution. He is connected With Inc
Evening Star, and he and Mrs. Gay
lord, now on a wedding trip, will make
their home in this city.
The marriage of Miss Helen Lewis
Mundy of Washington to MI Edward
Murrell Daniel of Lynchburg, Va, Sat
urday, July 80, in Berryville, Va, was
announced here yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel returned 10
Washington yesterday from a honey
moon tour of Virginia Mr.. Daniel,
son of the late Senator John w. Daniel
of Virginia, has been making Washing
ton his home for the past few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Good of Luray,
Va, announce the marriage OF thelr
daughter Edith Lorraine to Mr.. Ber-
nard Bradley. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Bradley, also of Luray. The mar
riage took place Wednesday, August 3,
at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs.
H. E. Ridge, in Hagerstown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley will return to Luray this
week, where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John William Palmer,
jr., of New York have been spending
the past week at the ShorehRm. They
were married Monday, August l, in
New York at the Fifth avenue home
of the brides mother Mrs. Ottile G.
Cosden, only small family party wit
Messing the ceremony.
The recent death of the brtdegroom's
mother caused a change in the we'd
ding arrangements, at first planned for
September, with all the usual setting
for such a charming young bride and
her attendants.
The bride, who was the former Miss
Ottile Annette Cosden, only daughter
Of Mr.. Joshua s. CoSden OF New York,
graduated from Ogontz School In 1880
and has since been active in the
younger set of New York and Long
Island.
Mr., Palmer is the only son Of the
late Mrs. Margaret O'Brien Haywood,
widow Of DR.. John Kerfoot Haywood,
long an oficial of the United States
Department Of Agriculture. His mar
riage is Of great interest here, where
he and his mother were both born, his
maternal grandmother's family having
settled in the District of Columbia
nearly century ago. He was edu-
Gated at Augusta Military Academy
and has a commission in the United
States Army Reserve Corps. He was
a popular member OF the young wash
ington set before he left for Chicago
to engage in newspaper work, being
subscriber for the Bachelors Cotillion
and an active participant in all the
gayety of the residential set for several
seasons.
He and his bride have been enter
tanned informally by the members of
his family, q beautiful dinner at the
Rossdhu Castle Club one evening pro-
Nding an opportunity for some Of Mr..
Palner's Oldest friends to meet Mrs.
Palmer before they sail for Europe for
an indefinite stay. They left yester-
day for the Berkshires and will sail
August II, their final destination being
Germany, where after October they
will be at home In Hanover.
Miss Anna Frances Amidnn- dauph-