Evening star., 1934-09-16

a short train. She wore a hat to
match " the same material and car
ried We low roses. The bridesmaids
were Miss Martha White of Upper
Darby. Pa. and Miss Jessica Neider
of Syrat use, N. Y, cousin of the bride.
They W IRE gowns of crystelle crepe in
a melon shade hats to correspond and
carried pink gladioh and blue del
phiniun
Mr.. Charles Henry O'Brien. brother
of the bridegroom, was the best man
and ths uShers selected we're Mr..
Philip VI. O'Brien, brother of the
bridegrC ON; Mr.. r. H. Cooke, Mr..
George Nattingly and Mr.. Cletus Mat
tingly.
A reception followed at the Carlton
Hotel, when the couple were assisted
by theil respective parents. The re-
ception vas held in the Carlton room,
which vas decorated with palms and
early Fall flowers and a string en-
semble furnished the music. Mrs.
Malinks, mother of the bride, was
in green crepe, trimmed with mink
fur ano Mrs. O'Brien was in black
velvet. Both wore shoulder clusters
Of gard !nias.
Later the couple left for a wedding
trip, the bride wearing gown of
skipper blue wool with a blue mole
skin ca De and matching accessories.
They will be at home after October /,
at 5700 Colorado avenue.
Anon the out-of- guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. White of Up
per Darby, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Neitler of Syracuse, N. Y, and
Mrs. M. j. Hampton of Chicago.
The Mount Vernon Place M. E.
Church was the scene of wedding of
much interest to old residential circles
IN Washington, as well as in Virginia,
last evening at 8 o'clock, when Miss
evelyn Mankin Palmer, daughter of
Mrs. Ma lrice Palmer, became the bride
IF Mr.. Carlin Mason, son of Mr.. Frank
Mason and Mrs. Fannie Wood Mason.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR. Forney Hutchison. The ar
'angeme nts for the wedding we're par
icularly effective, with white gladi-
,li, and :hrySanthemums mingled with
palms and fern arranged in artistic
ashton on the altar. AS the guests
we're ass embling, Mrs. Edward Weber,
',ousin @! the bride, gave organ selec-
ions an / played the accompaniments
;or Mrs. Fred Garrett, who sang solos
lust preceding the ceremony.
The .ide was escorted to the altar
ny her trother Mr.. James Palmer of
Boise Idaho, who gave his sister in
marriage She was lovely picture
IN gown of white satin, designed on
princess lines with full dolman sleeves
.,nd a generous train falling from the
'Kaistline at the back. Her tulle veil
vas arr anged softly about her face
and he'll by clusters of orange blos-
tnms, al she carried gardenias and
lilies of he valley.
Miss Margaret Armentrout was maid
~ honol, wearing a striking gown of
t,llartreuse velvet made on princess
Ines. Her accessories matched the
igIwn ard she carried an arm bouquet
D. talisn an roses. Beverly Claire Nc
:J,od wss the flower girl in dainty
..lock of flesh-color net and carrying
All old-f ashioned bouquet of Johanna
Hill roses and blue delphinium.
Mr. Fl ed Conrad Herzog was the best
man ant the ushers we're Mr.. Maurice
Palmer, Mr.. Louis Sill and Mr.. George
Cirsu, jr, all of Washington, and Mr..
Walter Palmer Of Philadelphia, brother
of the Bride.
A rece otion followed in the home of
the bridt's mother. where, assisting in
receiving was the hridegroom's mothers
who woa becoming gown Of blue
velvet. Mrs. Palmer, mother Of the
tride, WIS in blue lace. Following the
reception Mr.. Mason and his bride left
for a we edding trip. the bride wearing
two-pisce ensemble of green-and-tan
WOOL wit l accessories to match. They
will be 1t home upon their return at
1888 Monroe street.
Amonf the out-of-town guests were
Hrs. James Palmer of Boise, Idaho,
s,ster-in law of the bride; Mr.. and
Hfrs. Ric hard White of Chester, S. c.,
and Mr.. Gilbert Hutchinson of Gin
cinnati.
A mum Der of pre-nuptial parties were
given for the popular bride, among
nose who entertained being Miss Mar
faret Arnentrout, Miss Margaret Lowe,
rfrs. Ge ,rge P. Grau, jr.; Miss Vir-
sinia Evlns, Miss Helen Lohr and Mrs.
eslie Elrhardt.
Miss Fl eloise Minor Halsey of Phila-
delphia vas married yesterday to Mr..
Clarence Manning of New York. The
Few. DR.. William j. Morton of Christ
Church ,fdciated in the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Harrison Cruik-
slank, l % Duke street, in Alexandria,
Va, onlg' the immediate families of
tie bride and bridegroom being pres
e1t. On their return from their we'd
d ing trip Mr.. and Mrs. Manning will
make their home in New York City.
Mrs. Manning is the daughter of
tie late 1dr. and Mrs. James T. Halsey
o Phila ielphia. She is the grand
daughter of Gen. Dabney Herndon
Naury Of Virginia and of DR., William
+ alsey Of New York and the great
& eat n ece of Matthew Fontaine
NTaury, he scientist.
Mr.. Manning is the son Of Mrs
Frank Manning and the late Dr.
Manning Of New York. He is the
O isiStant head of the Slavonic depart
n ent of Columbia University and was
recently decorated by Rumania and
CzechoslVakia.
The National Baptist Memorial
Church vas the scene of an attrac-
lively arranged wedding yesterday
O ternooI when Miss Harriette Nor
ton RiSslsr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
j ames Morton Rissler, was married to
kr. Enoch Wexford Mason, son of Mr..
and Mrs Theodore Simpson Mason of
Rockville, Md. The Rev. DR.. Cove
Criffith johnson, pastor of the
clurch, tfficiated at 4 o'clock A pro-
& am of organ music was played by
hrs Emily G. Dickinson and Miss
la HIATT yscheiter sang Il Love Thee"
aid "Fol You Alone" and the cere-
n ony was performed before a back
ound If palms. ferns and white
e lwers.
Mr.. RSsler gave his daughter in
arriage The bride wore a gown of
e nbroide ed net designed on princess
Ines anc having embroidered inser-
TONS which formed a slight train.
+ er veil, which was worn over her
f. ce, was held by a coronet of tulle