Evening star., 1933-08-27

Mess, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Bruckhart Mess. TO Mr.. Arthur Eugene
Beach, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G.
Beach. took place yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock in All Saints Episcopal
Church on Chevy Chase Circle. the
rector. the Rev. DR.. Henry Teller Cooke,
officiating.
The wedding was one of the most
charmingly arranged of the Midsummer
in the Capital, Summer flowers mingled
with tall palms and other green's max
ing an effective setting for the wedding,
which is of unusual interest in resi-
Dental circles AS the guests assembled
in the church, Miss Anne Burger gave
Q program of organ music.
The bride was escorted by her father.
who gave her in marriage. She was a
lovely picture in a gown of white en-
broidered organdy, made on long, grace
f,l lines. She had on a small hat to
correspond with her gown, organdy
gloves, and carried an arm bouquet OF
white Killarney roses and lilies Of the
valley.
Miss May Elizabeth Jacobs was maid
OF honor and the bridesmaids were Miss
Hazel Haynes. Miss Elizabeth Taylor,
Miss Doris Troth and Miss Kathleen
watkins. They wore dainty frocks OF
embroidered organdy. the maid OF honor
In blue and the bridesmaids in yellow.
They had on small hats to correspond
with their gowns and carried garden
flowers
Mr.. Francis M Killarney was the best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Richard
Adlof Mr. Thomas jackson, Mr.. Harold
Jenkins and Mr. John r. Thompson.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held in the home Of the brides
parents for the wedding party and i'm
mediate families Later the couple left
for a wedding trip, the bride wearing
q tan figured crepe gown with brown
Jacket and brown accessories. Az the
conclusion of their trip they Will re-
main at Arkhaven, Md. for month or
more, returning to Washington late In
the Fall.
Mrs, Beach received her A. B. degree
In June from George Washington Uni
Versity, where. during her senior year
she was elected to Hour Glass, honorary
activities and scholarship sorority, and
to Gamma Eta Zeta, honorary Journal.
istic sorority. She also was president OF
Phi Pi Epsilon, women's foreign serv-
3ee fraternity, and secretary OF Alpha
Delta Pi, national social sorority.
Mr.. Beach also is graduate OF
r5eorre WASHINGTON University. having
received his degree in 1880. He IS a
member of the national board OF Deita
Phi Epsilon, foreign service fraternity
for men.
The Church of the Blessed Sacra-
ynent WIS the scene OF a pretty Weo-
ding YESTERDAY afternoon at 4 o'clock.
when Miss Louise Carey, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alfred Carey, be
came the bride of Lieut.. Joseph Edward
Bastion. jr., U. S. A.. son of Lieut.. Coz,
Ioseph Edward Bastion, U. S. A.. ana
Mrs Bastion. The church was decor
ated with clusters OF purple lrls ana
yellow gladioli, carrying out the coior
scheme of the costumes worn py the
brides attendants. Potted plants, terms
and palms also were used IN the noIal
ARRANGEMENTS in the edif1ce and as the
guests were assembling an organ recital
was given.
The bride was escorted by her father,
vino gave her in marriage. She wore a
striking gown of rare lace over a white
satin slip. The gown was designed
ON princess lines. the long skirt far-
ing at the hemline and the jacket
of lace. fastened in the back with
tinv lace buttons, was made with sleeves
plTed at the shoulders and close
+ 10 tie hands. where they went
ir-o points. Her short tulle Vell was
he'd with a cap Of lace and she carried
2 bouquet Of white roses, and hhes OF
the valley centered with cluster of
white gardenias. which she later wore
with her travelling costume.
Mrs. Wallace E. Royster was matron
of honor for her sister and wore gown
of violet velvet made on long narlng
lines with very full dolman sleeves ana
the neckline trimmed with erimne tails.
She wore a satin hat to match her gown
Ind carried purple astors ana yello"
roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Elolse
pasher, Miss Helen Frank. Miss Mary
Fechet and Miss Suzanne Sheppard
Miss Dasher and Miss Frank wore can
ary yellow chiffon velvet gowns modelled
ON princess lines with short jackets
with puffed sleeves and finished with
trimming at the left side of three rhine
stone buttons The other bridesmaids
wore gowns like those worn by MISS
Dasher and Miss Frank, in pale shade
OF Jade green velvet All the brides
maids wore turbans Of velvet to cor
respond with their gowns and carried
bouquets Of purple asters and yellow
&nses.
Lieut.. James Polk. q s. A., was the
best man and the ushers were Lieut.
8bhn +. kimmell, Lieut.. Frederick
coleman, Lieut.. Richard Myer and
Lieut.. John j. Shirkle, all Of the United
States Army The young officers m the
wedding party formed an archway with
their sabers for the bride and bride
aroom to walk under as they left the
altar
A wedding repection followed in the
home of the brides parents on Van
Ness street, when the bride carried out
the Army custom of cutting the we'd
ding cake with her husbands saber.
The home had an artistic arrangement
Of laurel, gladioli and wild flowers
against a background Of miniature fur
trees Receiving with the couple were
Mrs. Carey mother of the bride. in a
black and white chiffon gown with a
black hat trimmed with white violets,
and Mrs. Bastion, mother Of the bride
groom, who was in black velvet, trim
med with lace She wore a black hat
Lieut.. Bastion and his bride left later
for a motor trip to Cape May. where
fhey will spend several weeks before 60
ing to Fort Bliss, Tex, where the former
Is stationed. The brides gofng-away
costume was a gray triple sheer crepe
with a black linen sailor hat.
The out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding were Mrs. John r. Kimmell. Ensign
and Mrs P. G. Osler and Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Eagen Of Long Beach, Calf.
The marriage of Miss Pauline E
Eolsinger. daughter of Mr.. Lester Hol-
singer, to Mr. Charles Stewart Dow
rick, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A
Dowrick, took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock in the home Of the bride I
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs: p: f1nle!