Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19
Weddings
continued prom First PAGE,

Hoehling. Miss Betty Boynton and Miss
Carolyn Hogue OF Alabama.
They wore gowns Of velvet in rain
bow coiors. with gloves and turbans to
match their respective gowns. and car
ried flower muffs of pompon chrys-
anthemums to blend with their gowns
Mr.. Ralph McKittrick of Philadelphia
was the best man, and the rshers were
Mr.. Rhett du Point and Mr.. Hubert du
Point Of Wilmington, Del; Mr.. James
Adrews, Mr. Dallas Pickins, Mr.. Will
liam Hoge, Mr.. Alexander Warrington,
Mr.. Douglas Macarthur, Mr.. Richard
Boiling, Mr.. Munroe Clarke. all OF
Washington. and Mr.. William staples
Of Charleston. s. C.
A reception for the families and we'd
ding party followed the ceremony In
the home of the brides mother. 25l9
Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Howe assisted
in receiving the guests, wearing a gown
of black velvet and lace.
Mr.. Middleton and his bride left for
a wedding trip after the reception, the
bride wearing a brown cloth suit
trimmed in silver fox, and her hat and
other accessories matched her suit. Mr..
Middleton and his bride will make their
home ct Charlottesville, where MT. Mid
dleton is an official in Virginia cor
poration.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs Charles F. Hogue of Birmingham
Ala: DR.. Oglesby and the Misses Ogles-
by Of New York; Mrs. Charles B. Colds
borough of Pelham. and Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Duncan of Maine. cousins
of Mrs. Howe.
Among those who entertained at pre-
nuptial parties for the bride were Mrs
Cabot Stevens. Miss Carolyn Chantry
Miss Louise Hoehllng, Miss DsvereuS
Greene. DR. Joseph Nemecek and Nile
Nella Veverka.
Miss Mary Rogers Adams, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest German Adam:
of Providence, and Mr.. Edward Knox
Cook, jr., of New York City, SUI of Mr.
and Mrs. Cook of Washington. were
married yesterday afternoon. The we'd
ding took place in the First Parish
Church at Weston, Mass. Rev. Palfrey
Perkins, minister of Kings Chapel, II
Boston. Mass, officiated at 3 o'clock.
The bride was given in marriage BY
her father and wore a gown OF white
lace. her tulle veil becomingly arranged
and she carried bouvardia and gar
denias.
Miss Elizabeth Fisher Adams, sister
of the bride, was maid OF honor; hel
costume was Of jade green chiffon velvet
including a small hat to match, ane
she carried Hill roses The brides othel
attendants were Miss Elsie V. Haig ol
Philadelphia, Mrs. Arthur j. Russell, 1r.
| of New York; Miss Eleanor Anderson o.
Brookline. Mass, and Mrs. Henry B
Turner Of New York. They wert
dressed in chiffon velvet. two in tam
gerine red and two in copperleaf color
, their velvet hats matching their cos
TUNES. and they all carried johanna
Hill roses and Talisman buds.
, DR.. Henry B. Turner of New York
; brother of the bridegroom, was best
man, and the ushers were Mr. Prescott
Wetherill and Mr.. Prescott H. Galley
jr.. of Washington; Mr.. William T
Mitchell of New York and Mr.. Edward
Payson Adams, brother of the bride.
A reception followed in the country
club at Weston, Mass, Mrs. Adams
velvet with lame, and Mrs. Turner
mother of the bride, having a costume
of blue trimmed with lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner left later for
wedding trip, the bride travelling in ar
, oxford gray tailored suit. They viii
make their home in New York City.
The wedding of Miss Edyth'
Mcintosh Tolemie, daughter of Mrs
Alfred Mcintosh Tolemie and the lat
Mr. Tolemie. of 2227 Twentieth stree
. northwest. to Mr.. Edwin Ashley Lamke
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lamkl
of st. Louis, Mo-, took place at o'clocl
yesterday afternoon at St jane
Episcopal Church, with Rev. DR.. Georg'
Atkinson officiating, and was followed
by a reception and dinner at the Shore
ham Hotel
The bride wore gown Of blue velvet
ankle length, with close-f1tting ha
made of flowers the color Of the dress
She was given in marriage by he
mother, who wore gray lace. Mrs
: Gerard Baker Of New York City. forme
7 classmate of the bride at Wells Col
lege. was matron of honor. She wor
| frock of copper-color velvet, and car
ried a small bouquet Of roses. tn
| bride carried an old-fashioned nosega.
of white roses.
: Mr.. Charles bearing. associated will
I, Mr.. Lamke at Brookings- Institution
served as best man. The bridegroom
, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamke, and hi
sisters, Miss Georgia Lamke and MIS-
Orah Lamke, came from st. Louis 10
the wedding. Other out-of-town guest
included Mr.. and Mrs. George Berg ant
, Miss Emma Louise Krahbiel. all OF Erie
Pa, and Miss Ann Chapelle Of New
) party, also Mrs. Jessie Parker, MI
Gerard Baker, Mr. Louis Mayhem, MI
, Hal Mistr, Mr.. Cyril Upham and MIS-
. Mildred Burnham, attended the recep
ton and dinner at the Shoreham.
The bride formerly was of Erie. Pa
The bridegroom attended Washington
University In st. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs
Lamke will make their home at 1920
street northwest in Washington.
The Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church was the scene of a pretty wed
ding yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
daughter OF Mr.. William H. Wertman
became the bride Of Mr.. William ]. y
; Jarnette, son of Mr. and Mrs. j. W. n'
Jarnette. Rev Dr. S. T. Nicholas per
formed the ceremony.
The church was decorated with vel
!, low and bronze chrysanthemums. Pre-
, ceeding the ceremony. Mr.. William
i Weber gave program OF organ mus
c and Mr.. Edwin Steffe sang u Love Yol
! Truly" "Liebestraum" and Because
4 The bride, who was given in mar
r rage by her father, wore gown o
1 brown velvet with accessories to mattel
j and a shoulder bouquet Of Talismal
roses and lilies of the valley. Mis-
r Helen Wertman, a sister of the bride
was her only attendant and wore
u gown of deep rust velvet with BROW
S accessories and a shoulder cluster o
J, roses. Mr. Charles Evans was hes
d man for Mr.. De Jarnette and the ush
/, ers were Mr.. Melvin Holmes and Nj
: William Henry Wertman. jr.
Following the ceremony an informa
e reception was held in the church par
- lors, after which a wedding supper wa