Evening star., 1934-06-30

gardenias and lilies OF the valley She
wore golden brooch set with a dia-
mond, which was worn by fler mother
at her wedding Her sister. as maid
of honor. was in peach silk net over
taffeta worn with a brown picture hat
and brown accessories Her bouquet
was OF yellow roses and delphiniums.
The brides going away costume
was Navy blue sheer crepe ensemble.
Following the ceremony. wedding
breakfast for the immediate families
was arranged at the Olney Inn. Olney,
Md. at l0:45 O'Clock I'm. The enter
tainments for the bride included a
miscellaneous shower given by Mr..
and Mrs. Loren F. SchoIt al their
Summer home, Plum Point, Md.
The bride is graduate nf Colum-
bia College and Mr.. Norris. grad
uate OF Georgetown University. has
completed post graduate courses at
the University of Notre Dame and
the Catholic University of America.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris will make
their home at Gaithersburg.
noon W eOo1nE at Rockville
Charmingly Arranged Event.
Miss Olive Speake Edmonds. daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. George L. Ed
monds of Rockville, Nd. and Mr.
Francis Wilson Carr. son Of Mrs.
James Bruce Carr of Washington,
were married at noon today in Christ
Episcopal Church. Rockville. before
nohlona ha al tol,
the large edif1ce witnessing the cere-
mony, which was performed by Canon
Arthur B. Budd rector of the church.
The church decorations were of Mid
summer flowers.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Her gown was of white
mouSSeline de sol over taffeta. made
on long lines, with a short train, her
hat of white maline had a nose veil
and there were orange blossoms under
the brim. She carried a white leather
prayer book with satin ribbon and a
shower bouquet of sweetheart roses,
lilies Of the valley and maiden hair
fern.
Mrs. George Clendaniel of Belsir.
Nd. was her sisters matron OF
honor. She wore a gown of yellow
mousseline de sol embroidered with
brown-eyed susans. brown taffeta
sash, picture hat of brown linen and
brown sandals. Shes carried a bou-
quet of mixed garden flowers.
Mr.. Lowry Riggs of Rockville was
best man and the Ishers were Mr.
George Clendaniel of Belair. Md,
brotherin-la law of the bride: MIR. Will
liam McCauley of Washington and
Mr.. Charles Rudd and Mr.. Arthur P.
Thompson. both of Rockville.
The marches were played by Miss
Mary Almonev of Rockville and MIR
Alvin Eley. tenor. of Rockville. and
Mr.. Thomas A. Nealis, baritone, of
New York, sang.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the bride s
parents for immdiate relatives and a
few out-of-town friends of the couple
Assisting at the reception were Miss
Elizabeth Larcombe. Miss Catherine
Show, Miss Mary Kingdom and Mrs.
Arthur P. Thompson, all of Rockville
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
ICib lOl Gilcl llOllc IlUOfl lIlp. lie
brides going-away costume was a
navy blue silk crepe suit. trimmeo
with blue and white taffeta with ac-
cessories to correspond. After July
IS the young couple will be at home
in their nearly-completed bungalow
Tower Cottage, Maple avenue, Rock
Vile
Among the prenuptial entertain
ments in honor of the bride were
bridge parties. given by the faculty
of the Rockville High School, of
which the bride Is. member. and
Mrs. George Clendaniel, sister of the
bride, in Belair. Md: showers by
Mrs Walter Stutz. Washington !;
Rockville Eastern Star Chapter of
which the bride is worthy matron;
the choir of Christ Episcopal Church.
Rockville. and Mrs. James Bruce
Carr, mother of the bridegroom,