Evening star., 1934-06-27
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Warren of Princeton, N. j.. Mr.
Frederick Aver, jr., of Hamilton,
Mass, cousin of the bride. The
young officers will all wear military
full dress and will make the tradi-
tional arch of crossed sabres under
which the couple will walk after the
ceremony.
The reception will be held out OF
doors at Green Meadows, the home
of the bride at Beverly and there
will be dancing and music furnished
by the Salem Cadet Band. which
played at the wedding of the brides
parents in 1910. Mrs. Patton will
wear gown of gray chiffon and lace
with a train and her hat is of black
horsehalr straw.
Lieut. Waters and his bride will
leave after the reception for a we'd
ding trip. Next Winter they will be
at home at Fort Riley, Kans., where
Lieut.. Waters will attend the Cavalry
Scnool The bride is a graduate of
FoXCrOft School, is a member OF the
Junior League of Washington and
made her debut in 1880. The bride
groom graduated from West Point
in 1881,
The Federal Radio Commissioner
and Mrs. Thad r. Brown gave dim
ner party at the terrace of the Shore
ham last evening for their son, MIR.
Thad Brown. jr., who has arrived to
spend the Summer with them III
Washington. Young Mr.. Brown came
from Columbus, Ohio. where he was
graduated a few days ago from Co.
lumbus Academy for Boys. He will
enter Princeton University next Fall.
Motoring to Washington with him
were a party of young folks from
Columbus who stayed over for the
Gay as his guests yesterday, and at
tended the dinner in the evening.
The visitors included Miss Ann Bon
net. Miss Ann Altmaier, Miss VIrg MA
Gallen, Mr. John Garlic and Mr..
William Hoyer. Also in the dinner
party were two Washington young
people, Miss Alice Tuckerman and
Mr. Jack Branch.
Miss Ruth H. Tuckerman. daughter
Of Mir. and Mrs Walter r. Tucker
man, entertained at a farewell dinner
party last evening at tie National
Womans Country Club in honor of
Miss Kate Scully. who will sail this
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A Scully, to spend the Sum-
mer abroad, The guests included
Miss Elizabeth ShOuSe, Miss Christine
Ekengren, Miss Jane Thorpe, Miss
Eliza Mitchell and her brother, Mr..
James F. Mitchell, jr.; Mr.. Parsons
of New York. Mr.. Charles james.
Mr. Corcoran Thorn. ir; Mr.. HopeWell
Darneille Mr. Philip Bastedo, Mr..
Dan Long and Mr.. Robert Hogue.
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Bays, brother in-law
and sister of Miss Tuckerman.
Miss Tuckerman and Miss Scully
left Washington by motor today for
New York, Miss Tuckerman going
from there to Montclair. N. j., to be
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Basil
Stevens. Miss Scully will be Joined in
New York the latter part of the week
By her parents.
Miss Thelma Berry. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd NJ Berry of Indian
Head Nd. has selected July q for
her marriage to Mr. Earle A. Hoyle,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Smith Hoyle of
BoydS, MD.
The ceremony will take place at 8
o'clock Saturday evening in ST. James
Church, Indian Head. the Rev Henry
c. Parkman officiating.
A reception will be held at the
brides home following the ceremony
for the immediate families and the
Wedding party.
Mrs. John w ROSSOn sister of the
brlde-to-b be. Will be matrOn of honor
and the other attendeantS will be Miss
Mildred OliaS of Towson, Miss Kath-
crime Riley Of Mount Washington
and Mrs Grover K Walker of Dun
dalk. Miss Shirley Russell, little niece
of the bridegroom elect. will be the
flower girl.
Mr. Vernon Russell, brother -in-laW
Of the bridegroom to-be. will be best
best man and the uShers will be Mr..
Grover K. Walker of Gaithersburg,
Mr. Robert Williams of BoydS, Mr.