Evening star., 1933-06-25
Many Attractive Weddings
Mark June Social Events
Miss Iwilla Racheletta Reed and Mr.. John
Griffith Shields Married Last
Saturday.
Saturday.

! the conclusion Of the ceremony crossed
their swords, forming an arch for the
bride and bridegroom. They were
Capt. Turner, Capt Welsh, Capt. Evans
Capt. Lear. Lieut.. Mcmahon. Lieut.
Everett, Lieut.. Fitzgerald, Lieut.. Ham
ilton. Lieut. Burd and Lieut.. Falk.
! A reception followed in the Ken
mother of the bride, and Mrs. O'Neill
mother of the bridegroom, received
with them. Mrs. Hammack wore pink
satin with a sheer crepe jacket and
Mrs. ONeill was in blue lace with a
crepe jacket.
After the reception Mr. and Mrs
ONeill left for wedding trip, the bride
travelling in light beige crepe with g
e-quarter length coat trimmed
with brown fur and her hat was OF
light beige trimmed with brown. They
will make their home at 2813 Twen-
| ty-seventh street. Both Mr.. and Mrs
O'Neill graduated from the University
Of Maryland in 1881. Mr.. ONeill is
| a member of the Phi Sigma Kappa
fraternity, the Omricon Delta Kappa
honorary fraternity and the Scabbaro
and Blade honorary military fraternity
Mrs. ONeill Is a member of the Alpha
Omricon Pi sorority and the Phi
Kappa Phi honorary fraternity. The
bride has made her home for some
time with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Reed, in Washington.
Among the out-oftown guests were
Mrs. Fred c. Heimer of st. Louis
cousin of the bride, and Mr.. r. J
Clover of Woodstock, Va.
A wedding of interest to Northern
Virginia and Capital society took place
in the chapel of the Episcopal Eye, Eai
and Throat Hospital Wednesday eve
ming at O'Clock, when Miss Rosalie
Tomz, daughter of Mrs. Julian Harrl-
son Tomz of Wilmington, N. C., De-
came the bride of the Rev. Lawrence
Mason Fenwick, son of Mr.. E. T. Fen
wick, prominent patent attorney, and
Mrs. Fenwick of East Falls Church, Va
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of the immediate families and
close friends of the bride and bride
groom, with the Rev. E. w. Halleck,
rector of st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Wilmington, N. c., assisted by the Rev
c. E. Buck, superintendent OF the Epls-
copaI Eve. Ear and Throat Hospital,
officiating.
The quaint little chapel was unusual
ly pretty in it's arrangement OF palms,
white hydrangea in silver urns, Easter
lilies. magnolias and yucca, with Eng
lish ivy draping the windows. On either
side of the altar stood tall candelaora,
with lighted white candles, which shed
soft glow over the bridal party.
While the guests were being seated
by two student nurses, Miss Julia n:
Winsted and Miss Rachel Honeycutt of
North Carolina. who acted as ushers,
a beautiful program Of nuptial music
was played by the chapel organlst,.
The bride was escorted to the altar
by her brother, Mr.. William FREDERICK
Tomz. Her gown was fashioned OF
pastel blue chiffon, with puf1ed sleeves,
and a full skirt, which fell to the floor.
She wore a small rosette hat OF pale
pink. the crown of which was mass
of tiny flower seed-pearl petals, and
her shoulder corsage was Of forget-me-
nots. lilies of the valley, blue delphinium
and gypsophelia. Pastel blue buckskin
slippers completed her bridal costume.
She carried a white prayer book with
white ribbon streamers, the ends Oh
which were caught up with cream-color
sweet peas.
Miss Elijah beth Gabriel Tomz, sister
of the bride, maid of honor, wore q
pale pink organdy with a full skirt
cascaded with ruffles, and her picture
hat of pink straw was tucked up In the
back with three gardenias. She carried
a large bouquet of shasta daisies, del
phinimum and roses.
Mr.. E. G. Fenwick, brother OF the
bridegroom, acted as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held In the reception
room Of the nurses home by Deacon
ess Crane and Deaconess Mcdonald. A
af
decorated the room. In the receiving
line was the brides mother, Mrs
Julian H. Tomz, who was dressed in
black lace and wore corsage bouquet
of gardenias; also Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
FenWick, parents of the bridegroom
Mrs. Fenwick wore a becoming figured
crepe, white background with dark fig
ure, and white hat and white shoes
She likewise wore a corsage cluster OF
gardenias.
The out-of-town guests for the
wedding were Mrs. Donald K. Addie
Montreal. Canada. sister Of the bride
groom: Mr. Robert Womble. Baltimore
Md; Mr.. Henry Lee, Mrs. Footer,; Mrs
S. Hatchel and son of Wilmington, N
c. The bridegroom's relatives in at
tendance at the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Fenwick, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G
Fenwick, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Fen
wick. Mr. and Mrs. John r. Browning
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Lane, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Munson Lane, Miss Ellen Fenwick
Miss Catherine Fenwick, Mr.. Boyntor
Livingston and Mr.. John r. Demarest
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenwick left after the
reception for a wedding trip. the bride
wearing a navy blue quilted georgette
crepe, trimmed with blue and white
plaid, and navy blue hat and othel
matching accessories They will make
their home at Southport, N. c., for {
time.
The bride is a graduate nurse Of tn,
| Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
while the bridegroom is a graduate o
the University Of Virginia and recent,
received the D. D. degree from tn
University Of the South, SeWanee, Tenn
He was ordained on June 16 of thi
year in st. Johns Church. Wilmington
N. C. He is also a member of Sign,
NJ Fraternity.
The young couple were feted exten
sively before their marriage Monda
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Fenwic
gave an informal tea at their home
Elmhurst. East Falls Church, for ther
and on the same evening Mr.. and Mr..
E. G. FenVick and Mr. and Mrs Charlie
r. Fenwick were hosts at q buffet sup
per in their honor.
Miss Florence Burdine, daughter {
Mr.. Ward P. Burdine of Takoma Parl
Nd. and Mr.. James Gibbons Raley, so
OF Mrs. Jane P. Raley of 5028 Sevent
street, were married Monday. June i!