Evening star., 1934-09-02
Miss Orrel Belle Claflin
Wed to Bryce Holcombe
Miss Alice Gertrude Miller Bride of Robert
Emmett Fennally ly-Other Recent
Marriages. Are Announced.

Mr.. Byrce Powell Holcombe of Wash
tngton, formerly of Atlanta, Ca, Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rochester at 4409
Eighteenth street, the Rev. DR.. Harry
w. Burgan of the Hamline M. T..
Church offlciating.
The bride Is q graduate Of American
University, where she took leading roles
in dramatics. She also Is member Of
the Columbia Players. Mr.. Holcombe
ing School for Boys, where they viii
make their home. Mr.. Holcombe and
his bride are now on motor trip and
will be at home after September Is.
A pretty wedding took place Friday
evening In st. Mary's Church at Upper
Marlboro. Nd, when Miss Alice Ger
trude Miller, daughter of Mrs. Cecilia
Miller Of Washington. was married TO
Mr.. Robert Emmet Fennally OF this
city. The Rev. Joseph Loughran, rec
tor of st. Mary's, oficiated.
The bride wore becoming dress OF
blue satin with navy blue accessories.
Her corsage bouquet was of gardenias
and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Mariea Mohr, cousin Of the
bride, was matron Of honor. She wore
q wine-colored crepe dress with brown
accessories and corsage bouquet OF
talisman roses. The brides brotner'
Mr.. Harry Miller, was the best man.
The bride and bridegroom left Tor
their wedding trip Friday night They
will visit the Century Of Progress Ex-
nosition before returning. The bride
will hold q reception in her Summer
home at North Beach upon her re-
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fennally will be at
home In the Franklin Apartments after
September 20.
The wedding of Miss Charity Bent
Harris. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
lev Gale Harris Of Quaker Ridge,
Greenwich, Conn, to MIR. John Rawin
Moulton. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Glenn Moulton Of Washington, TOOK
nIace Thursday In the garden OF the
home of the brides parents amid
setting of heliotrope, verbena and ever
greens. The ceremony was performed
bv the Rev. Charles Whitney Gilkey,
dean of the chapel at the University OF
Chicago. Only relatives and intlmate
friends of the two families were pres
ent. ..s..
her two sisters, Miss Ruth Harris ana
NSiss CYNTHIA Harris; Miss Barbara
HSo,,lton sister of the bridegroom; MRS:
lewis Robert Stewart of New YORK ana
Miss Judith Schoenberg Of Chicago.
Roth Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton are
students at the University OF Chicago.
After a motor trip to Canada tney WILL
make their home in Chicago.
An attractively arranged weddlng
took place in the home OF DR.. ana MIS-
a. Salisbury, Thursday evening"
when Miss Ethel Lucille TompklnS,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
ronnkins of Delta, Ohio, became the
bridge of Mr.. Charles Hector BrocK
of Potomac Park, son Of Mr.. DAVID
Rrock of Kynock, Ontario, Canaoa.
The ceremony was performed by tne
Rev. w. Robert French and the rooms
were decorated with oak leaves ana
snravs of hydrangea, the bridal party
Etandinr before lattice OF white inter-
laced with green. MIR. Leroy EDWARDS
Sane "I Love You Truly" and Mr.. J.
wilder Salisbury sang Because" and
sat Dawning" before the ceremony
THE bride, who was given IN mar
riape NV DIR, Salisbury, wore gown
of white organdy made on long close
fittinq lines with haring skirt. her
Veil of illusion was held by cap with
snravs of orange blossoms ana sne
carried a shower bouquet OF wnite
roses.
THE maid of honor was Miss Rose
mary Salisbury, who wore gown OF
neach-color georgette trimmed WIN
hlue little Jerita Grant was the
flower girl and she was oresseo IA
dainty frock of blue ana peacn DREAMY.
The best man was MIR. Dale iompkins
of Delta, Ohio, brother OF the prioe'
Following the ceremony receptlon
was held and among the 80 guests
were Mr., and Mrs. J. Wilder SALISBURY
Mrs. r, r. Kennedy and Miss Anna
smith who recently arrived from Long
Heach. Calf. Later Mr.. and Mars.
brock left for a short wedding trip.
fine bride travelling in an ensemble Oh
old rose and brown with matching ac-
cessories. After September IL they
will be at home at 903 Maple avenue
In Takoma Park. $780,.
Mrs. Brock is a graduate OF Mount
Vernon Academy, in Mount vernon,
ohio. and studied in washington
missionary College. Mr.. Brock Is
graduate of washington Missionary
College and is in business In Takoma
Park.
Mr. Harry J. Patton Of Bladensburg.
Md announces the marriage OF his
daughter. Lora Naomi, to Mr.. Russell
B. Thomas, Wednesday at Alexandria
Va.
After a short motor trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas viii be at nome at III
Ednonston road, Bladensburg, MD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrix FELTON, Of
Indian Spring Park, Md, announce
the marriage Of their daughter
Euzelia to Mr.. Jean Talbot Miller OF
Washington, wednesday evening"
August 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will be at
home at 203 Biltmore drive IN Indian
Spring Park after September 10.
The marriage Of Miss Harriet
Margaret Fisher, daughter Of Mrs.
Kopenhavor Fisher of Harrisburg.
Pa. and Mr.. James Harold Law
head of Takoma Park, son Of Prof.
James w. Lawhead Of Elgin, Ohio,
took place Tuesday evening at .
O'Clock in the Seventh Day Adventist
Church at Harrisburg, the Rev. H. A.
Vandeman, pastor of the church.
oficiating. The church was decorated
with baskets of gladiolas and snow
on-the-mountain against a back
ground of palms and ferns with roses.
Preceding the ceremony Miss OllVe
Peckover Of Washington sang, and q
trio composed of Miss Caroline Baum,
Miss Mary Lou Of1ey and Mrs.
William Jones, college mates OF the
bride, also sang. Mrs. Earl Foster,
who was the accompanist, played the
wedding march.
The bride, who was escorted by her
hrothar Mr. DanieI Fisher was given