Evening star., 1933-09-03

the brilliant illumination by flood lights
making picture of artistic beauty
| The couple stood by the lily pond to
make their VOWS, the guests standing on
the terraces above to witness the cere-
mony.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Walker
Sweet gave piano selections and Mrs.
J. Frank Rice sang Because"
The bride wore gown Of heavy white
crepe designed with high waistline,
full train, and sleeves which were
puffed and shirred The neckline was
trimmed with rose point lace, and her
long tulle veil fell from a cap Of similar
lace. She carried a shower bouquet of
Johanna Hill roses, and gysophelia with
shower of roSebuds. The bride car
ried handkerchief which her great
| great-grandmother the late Mrs. l. T.
Patterson Of Vermont, carried SO years
ago and wore handkerchief made by
her great-great- grandmother. the late
Mrs Fletcher Jones.
Miss Martha Jones, younger sister of
the bride, was the bridesmaid, wearing a
pink meuSSeline de sole gown, made
with trimmings of pleated ruffles, and
her bouquet was Of Columbia roses and
blue delphinium.
Miss Catherine Mahoney Of Pitts
burgh was maid Of honor, wearing all
imported gown of ivory mousseline de
sole, ndembroidered with a pink rose
design. The frock was made on prin-
cess lines, with full and flaring skirt.
She wore white gloves and carried pink
roses. The train bearers were Susan
Jones, sister of the bride, and LOIS
Wellington, cousin of the bride. They
wore dainty frocks of taffeta made on
quaint lines, the brides sister in pink
trimmed with blue rosebuds, and the
brides cousin in blue taffeta trimmed
with pink roses.
The double-rtng service was used,
with Barbara McMorris acting as ring
bearer. She was in a frock of pink
crepe de chine and carried the rings
on pillow made of satin like the
brides gown and trimmed with shirred
| lace
Mr. Roy Carroll Jones, jr., brother OF
the bride, was best man
Following the ceremony a reception
was held IN the home of the bride,
which was decorated with baskets of
Summer blossoms The table had a
centerpiece of Columbia roses with four
tall tapers. Assisting in the dining
room were Mrs. j. w. Wellington, sis
ter of the brides mother; Miss Theda
Jones, sister of the brides father; Mrs.
George w. Kable of Riverdale, Md;
Miss Ruth Wellington and Miss Esther
Wellington, cousins of the bride; Miss
Elizabeth Beekeman and Miss Margaret
F'erner. The brides wedding cake was
made by her mother from a recipe
brought to this country from England
by ancestors of the bride over 200 years
ago
Mrs. Jones' mother of the bride, wore
a black lace gown.
Following the reception the couple
left for wedding trip In the Shenan-
doah Valley, the bride wearing a black
and white gown with red accessories
They will make their home at the State
College of Pennsylvania. Mr. Rast was
graduated from the Citadel Military
Academy at Charleston, S. c.; the
University of Kentucky and, in addi-
ton to teaching at the State College, is
studying for his doctors degree The
bride is a graduate of the Oregon State
Agricultural Schoo, and attended State
College.
The wedding of Miss Frances Mar
garet Milburn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Maurice Milburn of Ken
sington, Md, and Mr.. Martin Ambrose
Ryan, son of Mrs. Grace L. Ryan, also
of Kensington took place Tuesday after
noon in All Saints Episcopal Church
AiA SAANFy SAAooS, NAo' 42AC SClCAlOlIy
was performed at 4 o'clock by Rev.
Henry Teller Cooke and the wedding
music was played by Mr.. William Taylor.
The church had attractive decorations
of white gladiola, fern and palms.
The bride was escorted and given in
marriage by her father. She wore
becoming gown of cream satin and the
tight fitting bodice had yolk of alencon
lace. The long tight fitting sleeves
were puffed at the shoulder with cuffs
of lace and the skirt was long and full.
She wore a turban of cream satin to
match her gown and carried an arm
bouquet Of brides roses and lilies of the
valley
Miss Elinor Milburn, her sister, was
maid of honor and wore dress of tur-
quoise georgette. Her turban matched
her dress and she carried bouquet of
Joanna Hill roses. The bridesmaids
were Miss Genevieve Milburn, another
sister of the bride, and Miss Margaret
La Fetra. Their dresses also were of
turquoise georgette and their garden
hats had crowns OF matching georgette
with the brims of horsehair braid.
They carried bouquets of Joanna Hill
roses
Mr.. Greenville Fowler Of Detroit,
cousin of the bridegroom, acted as
DCoC uldu dIlQ Illc USIlclS WcIt MI. f1dIIy
Milburn, brother of the bride, Mr.. Hale
Darby, Mr.. George F. Ashworth and Mr..
William r. Darby, jr., all of Kensing
ton.
Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held when the couple
were assisted in receiving by the brides
mother. who wore becoming dress of
dark blue georgette and by the BRIDE
groom'S mother, who wore dress OF
sky blue georgette They both wore
black hats and shoulder corSages of
white gardenias.
Supper was served in the home of the
brides parents for the members Of the
wedding party. Later in the evening
Mr.. Ryan and his bride, whose going
away costume was green faille with
a cruise on the Great Lakes. After
September IS they will be at home at
2l21 H street. Mrs. Ryan is a gradu-
ate of George Washington University
and Mr.. Ryan of Columbus University.
A wedding of widespread interest
took place in Rocky Mount, N c.,
Monday, when Miss Mary Graighill,
daughter of Rev. Francis H. Craighill
and Mrs. Craighill, became the bride of
Mr.. Conrad Kinyoun Of Savannah, Ga.
The ceremony was performed at II
o'clock Gin the Church of the Good
Shepherd, the brides father, rector of
the church, officiating. There were no
attendants and no music, the bride and
bridegroom entering the church to-
gether. Cathedral candles burned on
the altar and pink dahlias were ar
ranged in the altar vases. Dignity and
extreme simplicity marked the ceremony.
Mrs. Kinyoun is the oldest daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Craighill and was
educated at Sweetbriar and also at
tended Georgetown University. She has
made her home recently in Savannah,
where she has been secretary to her
grandfather, Right Rev. F. F. Reese,
Bishop Of Georgia. On both sides of
her family she Is descended from
eminent divines.
Mr.. Kinyoun is of North Carolina