Evening star., 1934-08-05
Out-of-the-City
Weddings Attract
Capital Society
Miss Josephine Lincoln
Millner L. Bride OF James
Jamison Crawford.

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formed by Rev. II. NJ Grim. pastor Of
the strssburg Presbyterian Church, at
The home Of the brides father.
The bride wore q white satin
striped orsandy gown and carried an
old-fashioned nosegay Of pink rose
buds. lilies Of the valley and dolphin
ium. Miss Martha Turner Miliner.
sister Of the bride. was maid Of honor
and carried q bouquet Of rosebuds.
Sophia Mcleod Zea. young niece Of
the bride, was flower girl and carried
q small basket Of painted daisies.
Mr.. Lee Craighill Of Washington.
ID. c., was best man.
Preceding the ceremony, q solo, AT
pawning," was rendered by Mrs. p.
M. s. Bird, III, OF Mount jackson,
Va, 9 sister OF the bridegroom. with
Miss Ruth Hopewell Of 6trasburg as
accompanies. Miss Hopewell also
played wagner's 'Johenerin" as the
bride approached the improyised al
tar with her father, who gave her in
marriage, and Mendelssohn's Wed
ding March"
Following the ceremony o reception
was held at the Millner home.
The bride is n graduate Of Stras-
burg High School and Is an accom-
pIished young woman, being especially
regarded for her musical attainments.
Mr.. Crawford Is q graduate Of Co
lumbus University Law School in
Washington, d. c., and Is in business
at Strasburg.
After returning from trip to
Northern points. the couple win make
their home at Strasburg.
A wedding OF interest was solemnized
yesterday afternoon, when Mrs. Lucy
Winifred Beers became the bride OF
Mr.. Sydnie Arthur Greenleaf, In O
simple ceremony attended only by a
few relatives and intimate friends. at
the home of the bride In Seminary
Hill. DR.. Pierce Ellis officiated, using
the double ring service. There were
no attendants.
Mrs. Greenleaf Is descendant Of
John Hancock, first signer of the
Declaration OF Independence, on her
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master General Gideon Granger, on
her paternal side. She has spent
several years abroad and is an accom-
plished metalurgist. More recently she
has been employed In the Washington
Navy Yard, where she is president Of
the Credit Union and q member Of
the board Of directors OF the Group
Insurance Association. She has been
an active worker in the Government
unit Of the Community Chest In WASH
ington, and in the Mount Vernon
Parent Teacher Association In this
city. Mrs. Greenleaf revived the Girl
Scout movement In Alexandria last
year, In which she is at present very
actively interested.
Mr.. Greenleaf served In the Navy
during the World War and Is neu-
tenant commander in the Naval Re-
serve. At present he is engaged in
radio engineering work at the Naval
Research Laboratory. Is
The bride wore simple princess
grown OF fiesh-color organdie and lace
and small tulle hat. Mrs. william
Matthew Granger, mother of the bride,
was attired In black sheer crepe and
lace.
Following a reception to q large
company Of their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenleaf left by boat for Nor
folk. Mrs. Greenleaf travelled in a
sport costume Of white with navy blue
accessories. After q short motor trip
through the South, they viii be at
home at Quaker lane. Seminary Hill.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. Greenleaf's sister. Mrs. Hilon Hill
Sawyer. OF Newark, N. j.: Mr.. John
Charles Beye, uncle Of the bride; Mrs.
B. Harvey Jones. Miss Courtney Wade,
Miss Pearl A. Hauser, Miss l. Eloise
Bartlett, Mrs. Clark Dewey and Mr.
A. r. Dow of Fort Humphries: MI
and Mrs. r. Yates, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard and Miss Helen Howard. Mr..
John j. O'Connell, Mrs. Frank Burke
and Miss Burke.
A wedding of much interest took
place Thursday evening In Emlenton,
Pa, when Miss Mary Eleanor Gilmore,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Rich
mond Gilmore. became the bride of
Mr.. Hugh Bell Sproul, jr., son Of
Mrs. Hugh 3. Sproul and the late Mr.
Sproul Of Braeburn. In Staunton,
Va. The ceremony, which took place
at the home Of the brides parents in
Emlenton. was performed by the Rev.
Boyd r. Williams of Ernlenton. The
rooms were decorated with yellow
gladioli, blue delphinium and garden
flowers. Mrs. w. A. Garland, jr..
sister Of the bride, played appropriate
music before and during the cere-
rnony.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her father, wore a gown of
white crepe and carried q shower
bouquet Of valley lilies.
Mrs, Robert White LAHORE, q sister
Of the bride, was natron Of honor
and was In q costume of cornhower
color mousseline de sole and carried
yellow flowers and fern. Little Edith
Margaret Gilmore, niece OF the bride
was flower girl and had an ankle
length frock of blue and carried
nosegay Of Johanna roses. Mr.. Err
skine Sproul OF Staunton was best
man for his brother.
Following the ceremony q buffet
supper was served, at which Mrs,
Gilmore, mother Of the bride, wore
n gown Of blue chiffon and lace. and
Mrs. Sproul, the bridegroom's mother,
wore black lace.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Sproul left for
q wedding trip on the Atlantic Coast
and later viii make their home at
Wilton, near Staunton, Va.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Allnutt of Baltimore
Miss Elgenia Sproul and Miss Agnes
Sproul OF Staunton. Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin B. Gilmore of Port Ale
ghany, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
LAHORE Of Rose Valley, Pa: DR.. and
Mrs. Hugh r. Gilmore, jr.. and Edith
Margaret and Hugh r. Gilmore, Sd, of
Ancon, Canal Zone.
Announcement Is made Of the mar
riage Of Mr.. Walter Carlisle SampseIl,
son OF AGr. and Mrs. R. II. Sampsen
OF Clarendon. Va, and Miss Verle
May Byrnes, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Byrnes Of Little Falls road,
Country Club Hills. which took place
August l. in the rectory of ST