Evening star., 1934-07-01
Out-of-Town Weddings
Of Washington Interest
Miss Lucy Sheldon Cline and Mr. Henry Earl
Rushmer Are Married In Falls
Church Ceremony.

An interesting wedding In Falls
Church, Va, took place at the Pres
byterian Church at pm. yesterday
when Miss Lucy Sheldon Cline. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Sheldon Scott Cline and
the late Mr.. Cline, and Mr.. Henry
Earl Rushmer, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Todd Rushmer of Ogden,
Utah, were married by Rev. Alton B.
Altfather.
, The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother, Mr.. John Henry
Cline, was lovely in gown of ivory
satin, made on simple. close-fitting
lines, with a short train and long
pointed sleeves. A satin-covered
buckle and tiny satin-covered buttons
formed the only trimming. A tulle
veil fell in graceful folds over the
train, and the cap was held with or
ange blossoms. Her bouquet was OF
brides roses with lilies of the valley
She wore a gold locket, an heirloom
suspended from gold chain.
The attendants were sisters OF the
bride, Miss Martha Cline as maid OF
honor. wearing a green chiffon gown
and carrying talisman roses and gyp-
sophia, and the bridesmaids, Miss
Betty Cline in peach-color chiffon and
Miss Jane Cline in blue chiffon. They
carried pink roses and blue dolphin
ium. Their dresses had short trains
and shoulder capes edged with ostrich
and all wore white picture hats.
Mr.. Sheldon Scott Cline, younger
80 hril
and the ushers were DR.. Alfred M
Palmer and Mr.. Kent Hamaker Of
Clarendon, Mr.. Charles Helmick Of
Washington and Mr.. Loren Pope Of
Falls Church.
The church was decorated with
palms and tall vases of flowers, with
lighted candles on the altar.
Mrs. j. w. Brown played the we'd
ding music and accompanied Mrs
John Demarest, who sang "Sweetes1
Story Ever Told" "I Love You Truly
and 20 Promise Me" while the guests
were assembling.
Following the ceremony reception
was held at the brides home for the
wedding party, their young friends
and intimate friends of the brides
family.
Assisting at the reception were the
bridegroom's mother, wearing a plut
chiffon gown with blue accessories
the brides mother, in fowered chiffor
with brown accessories, and Mrs. Felp
TAFT Moore, aunt of the bride, In
flowered gown with blue and brown
predominating. Their corsage doW-
ers were of cream color roses and lilies
of the valley, as were those worn oy
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Demarest.
Mrs. Rushmer is daughter of the
late Mr.. Sheldon Scott Cline, who wa:
managing editor of The Star and con-
nected there for many years, and L
a graduate of the Emergency Train
ing School for Nurses. The bride
groom is a graduate of the University
of California and is in business with
his father in Ogden, Utah, where the!
will make their home.
The brides travelling costume wa!
of blue Powered crepe with redingott
of blue wool, with which she wor'
blue accessories. The young couple
left by motor after the reception anc
will visit a number of cities en- rout,
to their home.
OF interest in little cabinet" circle
was the wedding Friday, June %, Il
Boise, Idaho, when Miss Alice Taylol
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. ]. M. Taylor
became the bride of Mr.. John G
Walters of Boise, son of the Firs
Assistant Secretary of the Interio
and Mrs. Theodore A. Walters.
Mrs. Walters went to Idaho for tn
wedding of her son, in the home O
the brides parents, the ceremon
being performed by the Rev. William
Crosby Ross of the First Presbyterian
Church. The couple stood before al
improvised altar of blue delphiniun
and pink larkspur.
The bride wore white mouSSel1n
de sole gown with small white ha
and she carried pink rosebuds an
sweet peas. Miss Mary Taylor, siste
of the bride, was the maid of honol
wearing a gown of blue and whit
with accessories to match. and sh
carried rosebudS and sweet peas.
Mr.. Howard Mathews of Ontari
was the best man, and the brid
was given in marriage by her father
Both young people are graduate
from the College of Idaho, where tn
bride was a member of the S. E. Clu
and the bridegroom belonged to tn
Orion Club. They left immediatel
after the ceremony for trip througl
Portland, Seattle and Vancouver
British Columbia, and will be at HON
after July Is at the Wellman Apart
ments in Boise.
The brides mother was formerl
Miss Alice Whitman and made he
home in Washington. Her marriag
to DR.. Taylor took place 80 years ag
in Grace Memorial Church in thi
city.
The marriage took place yesterda
afternoon at o'clock in Lyon Parl
Va. of Miss Helen L. Hannur
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Han
mum of Worthington, Ind, and Sergt
Earnest P. Hoagland of Fort Myel
son of Mrs. j. C. Hoagland and tn
late Mr. Hoagland. also of Worthing
ton.
The ceremony, which took place a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Brook