Evening star., 1933-06-25

Boyds, Md. and Mr. Edmund Weston
wettengel OF Bethesda. Nd. were mar
ried at o'clock yesterday afternoon
In ST. Martins Catholic Church, Gath
ersburg, the pastor, the Rev. John J.
Callaghan, performing the ceremony In
the presence Of a large assemblage. The
church was prettily decorated with roses
and other Summer flowers.
The bride, who was given tn mar
riage by her brother. Mr.. Thomas
Young. wore q powder blue gown with
white accessories and carried rosebuds
and delphinium. Her matron OF honor
and only attendant was her cousin
Mrs. Ellen Reid Robinson Of Chevy
Chase, who wore a beige-color dress
with white accessories and carried 9
bouquet of roses.
Mr.. George Morehead Of Baltimore
was best man and the ushers were
Mr.. Ruel Elton Of Pittsburgh and Mr.
John Clin Young Of Boyds, brother oi
the bride.
The marches were played by Mrs
Hannah Schwartz of GaitherSburg anc
preceding the ceremony Mrs. Thoma:
O'Brien of Alta Vista sang solo anc
she and her sister, Miss Helen Welsh
also of Alta Vista, gave a vocal duet
being accompanied on the organ By
Miss Helen Mclaughlin Of Rockville.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Wettengel started for a wed.
| ding trip After July they Will be al
home at Bethesda.
The Upper Zion Baptist Church, neal
Bowling Green, Va. was the scene OF
lovely wedding yesterday at 4:3(
o'clock, when Miss Lucille Thornton
Jones Of Bowling Green and Lincoln
Va, daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Thornton Samuel Jones of Mine Run
| Va, became the bride Of Mr.. Stanle!
Tiffany Presgraves Of Lincoln, Va, sor
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nixon Pres
graves of Lincoln, Va. The church wa
beautifully decorated with an arch o
green with clusters of white and pinl
| flowers, while tall cathedral candles cas-
a mellow light over the scene.
The ceremony. which was performed
by the Rev. Lacey M. Ritter Of Bowl
ing Green, was preceded by half
hour musical program, consisting of tn
"Serenade," by Shubert; 'Traumerei,
played by Miss Elizabeth Swain o
Bowling Green, and "Oh, Promise Me
and "At Dawning." sung by Mrs. Way
land Broaddus, cousin of the bride. Al
old Spanish melody "Juanita," wa
played softly during the ceremony
Lohengrin's wedding march was playe'
as the bride entered the church ant
Mendelssohn's was used as the reces
sional.
The bride, who was given in marriag
by her uncle, Mr.. Henry Judson Motley
wore a gown of white crepe with shor
train effect in back. the long sleeves o
lace having long points over the hands
A fioor-length net veil fell from a cap o
lace and she carried an old-fashionet
nosegay.
The maid Of honor was Miss Maud
Motley, cousin of the bride, who wor
gown Of shell pink organdy and pinl
hat, trimmed with the material Of tn
gown.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mar.
Humphrey Presgraves Of Lincoln, siste
of the bridegroom; Miss Gary Turner O
East Falls Church, who wore gowns o
pastel blue organdy with hats Of match
ing material, the accessories being pinl
chiffon velvet, and Miss Margaret Mac
Krell of Philadelphia, and Miss Barbar,
Gregg of Lincoln, who wore sinnila
gowns and hats of organdy with blacl
velvet accessories. The maid Of homo
and bridesmaids wore short organd
cuff gloves and carried old-fashione,
nosegays.
The best man was Mr.. Ivan LeVes
| suer of Washington, and the usher
were Mr.. Harvey Broaddus and Mr. Eu
gene Henry Motley Of Bowling Green