Evening star., 1933-06-18
Miss Margaret Sellars
Wed to Mr.. Alton Wise, Jr.
Mr.. William Lawrence Clarke of Washington
Marries New Jersey Cirl-Miss Edith Irene
m Carter Bride of Mr. A. B. Shearer.

Friday was the wedding day of Mis-
Margaret Sellars. daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. J. B. Sellars, and Mr.. Alton
Wise, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton T
Wise, which took place at the home @
the brides parents 313 Whalon avenue
Aurora Heights, at o'clock pm.
The bridal party entered the livin
room to the strains of Lohengrin'
wedding March," played by Mis-
,Phyla Belle Burk of Alexandria.
=. The ceremony was performed befor
and huge baskets of many colore'
larkspur and delphinium. Rev. H. H
Harmon. pastor of the National Cit,
Christian Church, oficiated.
/, The bride. who was given in marriag
by her father, wore a lovely gown o
white triple sheer chiffon, and he
bouquet was white roses and maiden
hair fern.
Miss Virginia Sellars, sister Of tn
bride. was her maid of honor and onl.
attendant She wore gown OF whit.
chiffon, and her bouquet was Of pinl
roses and gypSophelia.
MI. Olin Mcknight OF Lyon Parl
acted as best man.
An informal reception followed th'
ceremony, when the couple were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Seliars
mother of the bride. who was also II
white. and by Mrs. Wise, mother OF tht
BRIDEGROOM who was dressed in navy
blue sheer chiffon.
Refreshments were served buffe
style in the dining room. The huge
wedding cake was cut by the bride.
Mr.. Wise and his bride left later II
the afternoon for their wedolng "Trip
They will make their future home al
q
! The out-of- town guests for the Wed-
ding we're Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Myers
and little son of Kansas City, Mo
other guests included intimate friends
of the Sellars and Wise families.
Miss Belle Polhemus. daughter o1
Mrs Margaret c. Clarke OF ocean
Grove, N. J.. and Mr.. William Lawrence
Clarke of Washington, son OF the late
Rev. and Mrs. George Clarke, were
married Wednesday in Ocean Grove
The ceremony took place IN the nome
Of the brides mother, the Rev. EdWaro
G. Wahl of the New York Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Churcn Oh
ficiating, at 1890 o'clock. Miss Grace
Lough and Mr.. George Polhemus sang
accompanied By Miss Margaret FOL
hemus, and Miss Margaret Lough play
ed the wedding music.
The bride was attended by Miss
Blanch L. Weidman of New York and
MIR. William Worley Wahl was best man
Little Sarah Matilda Polhemus was
flower girl and Roger l. Polhemus was
ring bearer.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke will be at nome at 1874 Column
bia road. Mrs. Clarke has been pro-
fessor of food and nutrition at the Rus
sell Sage College, in Troy, N. Y.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding were the Rev. and Mrs
Eaward G. Wahl OF Goshen, N. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. FISHER OF
Llanerch, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Lester A
Polhemus and sons, John ana Roger
OF East Northfield, Mass, and Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton F. Polhemus and Mar
garet, George and Sarah Matilda Pol
menus of Aspury Park.
A charming garden wedding was that
of Miss EdiUn Irene Carter, daughter
OF Mrs. Bird Jones Carter, 10 MI. An
Grew Barbour Shearer OF Phlladelpnla
which took place Monday afternoon
June 12,4 at o'clock, IN the garden al
the home of the brides mother, Hill
crest, Ans Nebraska avenue northwest
The Rev. Ze, barney Philips OF the
Church of the Epiphany performed the
beautiful and impressive ceremony, ano
the brioe was gwen IN marriage py her
mother.
She wore a gown of blue mousseline
de sole with white accessories and car
ried a shower bouquet OF wnlte roses
and lilies of the vailey.
The maid of honor, MISS FRANCES
Bird, wore long gown OF yeiio"
prinUed chlffon a picture nat ana car
RED an old-tashloned bouquet OF DEL
pninium and other garden flowers.
Tne best man was Mr.. Jack Rogers
of Philadelphia, friend OF the orloe-
groom.
in a becoming gown IN pastel shaoe
OF green lace, Wnlte picture ha1 anu
white gloves and SHOES.
Alter the informal reception WHICH
followed the ceremony, Mr. Shearer ano
his brioe left lor Cncago to attend tne
Century of Progress air and 10 WISH
relatives in Ro :kfo-d. Ill. They Wil
make their home at SAT NORTH LahoS-
doyne avenue, LandSdoWne, Pa.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Walker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. walker
of Rutherfordton, N. c., to Mr.. Eugehe
Bost. son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Bose ol
Statesyille, N c., took place June II
at 2 O'Clock, the Rev. Wllham .. hDer
nethy officiating. The ceremony was
performed in the home of the ofhclaune
clergyman. !.
The bride was given in marriage by
Mr.. Horace Walker, and she wore piue
gown and carried pink roses.
Mr.. Bost and his bride are now al
home at 1901 Thirteenth street.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Eliza
beth Pendleton, daughter Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Clarence E. Pendelton, to Mr.. WI
liam Kenneth Brown took place SAT
urday evening, June 10, at the Brook
land Baptist Church.
The ceremony was performed at
O'Clock by the Rev. o. o. DietZ. 4
profusion of Summer flowers decorated
the church. Mrs. Flora Bennett rem
dered piano selections before and dur
ing the ceremony. Mrs. Fay Swensor
sang Il Love You Truly" and &C
promise Me-" accompanied by Mrs
Bennett.
The bride was given in marriage b!
her father and wore gown OF whit
organdy fashioned on princess line!
with close fitting bodice and fun skirt
Her white crepe turban had a smai
veil that covered the eyes and she car
ried bridal bouquet Of tea roses. Mis-
Dorothy Ann Cleveland was the mai'
of honor, wearing gown OF yellow
mousseline de sole, green slippers ant
sash, large horsehair hat with greer
band and bow. Her flowers were roses
Tie best man was Mr.. Leland Will
and tho 1shcrs ware ~. s~Eell A. Nasl
and Mr.. Alfred AyrsS.
A reception 1as held after the cere
mQpY T. 4ne home Of thS, Ari.es par
Sos. Mrs pses@s:o;1 .sSs ~ gcW-
of Eleanor olue crepe with white &C
cessories and she wore shoulder bou
quet.
Mr. Brown and his bride left afte
the ceremony for a wedding trip, IN
bride wearing navy blue polka do
gown with accessories to match. The
will be at home after today in Wood