Evening star., 1932-07-03
Weddings
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The brides gown was of blue chiffon
trimmed with cream color lace. She
wore a close fitting hat to match and
carried roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Nichols. sister of the bride. was
matron OF honor wearing a becoming
dress of pale yellow crepe with small
hat to match and she carried Tails
man roses.
Mr.. Mountz Deffinbaugh. brother OF
the bridegroom. wss best man.
Following the ceremony, which was
attended by members of the imme-
date families and close friends. buffet
luncheon was served at the home oi
the brides parents, at 1924 Ninth
street. after which MI and Mrs. Deft1n-
baugh left BY motor for a honeymoon
trip On their return they will make
th-ir hcme in Silver Spring.
The FIRST Congregational Church was
the scene of a wedding Of particular
interest in Washington June 27, when
Miss katharine Swami Fowler, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde L. Fowler
became tie bride of Mr.. Jefferson
Hughes Rogers. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert l.. Rogers of Maryland. The
ceremony was performed at O'Clock
bv the Rev. Allan A. Stoclldcle III the
presence of a hest Of friends Nd rela-
tives.
The bride was escorted and given II
marriage by her father. and wore
gown of pale pink point deSprlt Iace
Her large picture hat was of pale PINK
horsehair braid trimmed with deeper
shade of ribbon to match the SASH or
her gown. She carried a brides bou-
ouet of pink butterfly roses and lines
of the valley, tied with ribbon to match
that of her ensemble.
Miss Esther sally Fowler, who at
tended her sister as maid oil honor
wore pale blue organdie. made III 9
quaint model. A small blue horSehan
braid hat trimmed with velvet RIBBON
to match the sash on her gown eno
beiee rnitts completed the costume
she carried a colonial bouquet tiec
with blue ribbon.
Two of the bridesmaids wore pale
yellow organdie and two wore plstacnlC
green organdie fashioned like that OF
the maid of honor, with hats and mltts
TO match. They also carried colonla
bouquets to correspond with their en-
semble. Those attending as orloeS-
maids were Miss Katherine Purceil
Miss Charlotte Hobbs, Mrs. Rutr
Ledger and Miss Frances Rogers SIS
ter Of the bridegroom.
Mr.. Tudor Wlnton was best man. ahc
the ushers were Mr. Thomas Cum
mings. Mr Robert Ball. MI. Harry
Wilton and Mr. George Reynolds
cousin OF the bride. ..-,
Mrs. eVst P. Lynn sang "SweeteS'
story Ever Told and Mr.. Robert Hopo;
sang. Il Love You Truly" Mr.. Pau
n Gable furnished the organ music
and played the "LiebeStraum during
the ceremony. -.
A reception followed at the hoIie
of the brides parents.
Mrs. Robert L. Rogers received WIZ
Mrs Fowler. who wore gown OF yel'
low lace. with large yellow hat trim
med in blue and corsage OF yello"
tea roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs
Rogers wore a gown OF black satn
with a small hat TO match ana hei
corsage cluster was of yellow tea roSe'
and lilies of the valley.
Immediately after the reception tn'
bridal couple left for an unknown destl'
nation. The brides travelling costume
was a red and white chiffon sport en-
semble with accessories to match ant
she wore a shoulder cluster OF gar
denlas.
The bride is prominent in musica
circles. She made her debut IS con
cert organist in 1925 at Town Hail II
New York City. She is a graduate o
Wilson Teachers College, attended TIT
University Of Virginia, Peabody Conser
yatorv of Music and at present is ct
tending George Washington University
The bridegroom IS now attending
BENJAMIN Franklin University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will be at hom'
to their friends after Sepoemb~' l II
their new home. at 1900 Otis stree
northeast, Washington.
Mrs. Arthur C. Proctor announces the
marriage Of her sister. Nancy Dorl!
Slattery. to Mr. William Leonard
Ihurber Thursday. June 80. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Thurber will be at home to thell
friends after July Is at 3617 Quesads
street, Chevy Chase, d. c.
Miss Hilma Klock, daughter CT Mr.
and Mrs. Edward A. Klock, was mar
ried Saturday afternoon, June 25, tt
Mr. william Alexander Adam. son Of
Mrs. Mary Adam. The ceremony wa!
performed in the Church CT III;
Covenant. the Rev. Albert j. Mccartney
pastor officiating. The church had ar
effective arrangement Of early sum
mer flowers against a background oi
palms and ferns.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore a becoming gown
OF white mousseline de sole. Her tullt
veil was held by band Of lace anc
g2rdeniaS and she carried b-ide roses
and lilies of the valley.
a~lio Tnrkar n1atrOn OF
honor and Miss Helen Bartel was maic
Of honor They were dressed in net
trimmed with lace, the former in vel
low and the latter in green, their pic
ture hats matched their gowns anc
they carried yellow roses. Mr. Andrew
Adam was best man for his brother
and the ushers were Mr.. Leslie Ruckel
and MI j. Onsby Smith.
Immed ately following the ceremony
the bride and bridegroom received in
formally in the vestibule of the church
and later the wedding party and few
intimate friends were entertained al
supper in the home OF the brides
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam started on theil
wedding trip after the supper. the bride
wearing a dress of beige and brown
with a small brown hat and corsage
bouquet. OF gardenias. After July Il
they viii be at home at 1888 Ccrblr
place northeast.
Of interest in military circles in tht
Canital IS the marriage Of Miss Dori,
Avis Aibro. daughter of Mrs. Bernict
Albro and the late Capt A. Bliss Albro
to Ensign Richard Halsey Best, son OF
lIr. and Mrs. Frank E. Best OF East
Orange, N. J. The ceremony took place
Prospective Bride