Evening star., 1933-01-22

the marriage Of their daughter, Betty
to Lieut.. Ernest Sidney Lewis Goodwin
U. 8. NJ, January 8, in st. Patrick,
Rectory, the Rev. Father Anon OH.
ciating.
Although Mrs. Goodwin has spent
most Of her life in Europe she comes
Of pioneer American ancestry. She Il
descended from Ebenezer Zane, founder
of Wheeling, w. Va, and GAINESVILLE
Ohio, and is the namesake Of Betty
Zane, the heroine of Fort Henry ir
Revolutionary days. Mrs. Goodwin 4
the niece of Mrs. Edward L. Keyes O,
New York, Mrs. John Bernard Dahl.
gren and Mrs. Margaret Loughborough
Lieut.. Goodwin graduated from tht
Naval Academy In 1925 and now i.
stationed in Washington. Lieut.. ant
Mrs. Goodwin will be at home aftel
February at 2310 Ashmead place.
Miss Elizabeth Virginia Ziegler
daughter of Mrs. Watson Ziegler ot
New York, was married yesterday aft.
ernoon to Mr.. william v. Pierson, jr.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William v. Piersor
of Brooklandville, Md, in st. Bartholo.
news Chapel in New York. Dr. Clifton
Macon performed the ceremony in the
presence of relatives and close friends
The church was decorated with yel-
low roses, lilacs and lilies against g
background Of silver birches.
The bride, who was given in mar.
riage by her father, Mr.. william Zieg.
Ter, jr., wore a gown Of heavy whit.
satin made in empire style. with ex.
tremely high neckline and long, tigh
sleeves. Her veil, of tulle, was fastened
with cluster Of orange blossoms or
the side. Her bouquet was Of white
orchids and white pansies.
Mrs. Thomas De Ford, jr., was tn
matron of honor. and wore q whit,
MORE dress with matching hat
trimmed in white velvet. Miss Barbara
ziegler, sister Of the bride, was maid o
honor. Her frock was Of white satin, II
Empire style, with high shirred neck
The bridesmaids were Miss Marjorie
Ames, Miss Margaret Frueauff and Miss
Theodore Crimmins of New York; Mis-.
Frances Delafield Of Noroton, Conn.
Miss Julia Pierson, sister of the bride.
groom, of Brooklandville, Md, and Mis-.
Eunice Glenn of Asheville, N. c. Tht
bridesmaids dresses were of white
thread chantilly lace, also made il
Empire style, with panel sashes of white
velvet. They wore large brimmed hats
of matching lace, trimmed with velvet
ribbon. All of the brides attendant.
carried bouquets of yellow orchids.
Mr.. L. G. Shreve of Baltimore, Md.
was best man, and the ushers were
Mr. Hoyt Ammidon of New York, Mr.
T. L. Emory Eysmans of Philadelphia
Mr.. Henry w. Frost, jr., Of Middleburg
Va, and the Messrs William A. How.
ard, Sd: J. S. Purnell, James F. Turner
jr.; Robert A. Dobbin, Sd, and w. M
Jenifer, all of Baltimore, Nd.
Following the wedding ceremony ;
reception was held for more than 2o(
guests. at the River Club, which wa
decorated for the occasion in quinc
blossoms and silver birches.
Miss Ziegler attended Miss Hewitt
School and studied abroad Her ma
ternal grandfather, J. Curry Watson
was associated with the early develop
ment Of Park avenue. Her paterna
grandfather was Mr.. william Ziegler
sponsor Of two expeditions to the Nortl
Pole. Her father, William Ziegler, jr
Is treasurer Of the Republican Stat,
Committee.
Mr.. Pierson Is the son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. William v. Pierson of Mill Farm
Brooklandville, Md. He is a graduate
of the Boys Latin School Of Baltimor,
and is at present attending the Har
ward Graduate School Of Business Ad
ministration. He Is member of tn,
Merchants Club Of Baltimore and o
the Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution.
Cards have been received in Wash
ington from Herr August Heyer ant
Frau Heyer of Bremen, Germany, an
nouncing the marriage of their daugh
ter, Hanna Fies, to Mr.. Theodore Fe
land-Gannon, formerly of Washington
and now living in New York, Decembe
Is in Bremen, Germany. Mr.. and Mrs
Feland- Cannon will be at home aftel
February at 80 West Fifty-first street
in New York City.
MIR. Feland- Cannon is q son of tn
late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cannon, TO
many years residents of Washington.
Miss Laela Eugene Mattingly, daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren A. Mat
tingly, and Mr.. Edward L. Updike wer
married Wednesday evening at
o'clock in the home Of the brides par
ents, on Holly street. Rev. J. Raymon'
Wood Of the Southern Methods
Church, in Roanoke, Va, uncle of tn
bride, officiating. The arrangement
for the wedding were charming in sim
plicity, with ferns and palms making al
effective setting for the wedding. Mis-
bride, played the wedding march.
The bride was given in marriage b
her father, and she wore a white sati
gown with a long train and her tull
veil, edged in rose-point lace, wa
caught with a bandeau Of orange bios
SONS. The veil was worn by her aun
at her wedding. The bride carried
shower bouquet Of Johanna Hill rose
and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Phyllis Mol, sister Of the bride
groom, was the matron Of honor in
blue taffeta gown, carrying pink Colum
bia roses. Miss Willie Kidwell, aunt Q
/ the bride, was the bridesmaid, wearin
light blue crepe gown trimmed wit
dark blue velvet. She carried pink Co
lumbia roses. Mr.. Frank c. Updik,
! brother Of the bridegroom, was the bes
man.
An informal reception followed tn
ceremony, when the couple were as
sisted by Mrs. Mattingly, mother Of tn
bride, who wore black lace gown owe
satin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Updike left later for
tour Of the South and will be at HON
upon their return at 1853 Alaska avenu
| after February 18. The brides going
away costume was a blue crepe gov
with wrap and hat to match.
The marriage Of Miss Blanche Louis
F., Kronman. daughter of Mr.. and Mr..
| Nathan Kronman, to Mr.. Abraham
| Alloy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Allo,
took place Sunday evening, January II
at 6 o'clock, in the Ohev Sholom Syna
gogue, the Rev. M. r. Yoelson and tn
Rev. z. Green officiating. The churc
was effectively decorated with cut now
ers, palms, ferns and smilax, and as tn
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