Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02
Mrs. Winnie Chenault
Married to l.. M. Huffman
Ceremony Performed at Annapolis and
Dinner Held at Shoreham for Men,
bers of Wedding Party.

A charmingly arranged wedding
took place yesterday afternoon in An
napolis. Nd. when Mrs. Winnie
Roach Chenault Of this city, daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Charlie
Roach Of Jacksonville, Fla, and Mr.
Lester Morton Huffman of Washing
ton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Huff
man Of Eldora, Iowa. were married a
3 O'Clock in the First Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. Cole oficiating.
The bride wore q becoming rose.
beige Oriental lace gown with jacket
OF the material and picture hat o.
rose-beige horsehair trimmed with Q
French blue ribbon.
Mrs. william Leonard Lowrie wa,
the matron Of honor for the bride anc
wore a white and blue chiffon gown
with blue picture hat. The maid OF
honor was Miss Ann Rimmer. whose
gown was Of peach color chiffon. with
which she wore q peach color picture
hat, and the bridesmaid was Miss
Margaret English, who had on a blue
chiffon gown and a Leehorn picture
hat trimmed in a blue ribbon
Mr.. William NJ. Rice was the best
man. and Midshipnsn Frederic Archi-
bald Chenault, son of the bride, was
the usher.
A dinner at the Shoreham Hotel
MAS held at s O'Clock last evening
after the wedding party had returned
from Annapolis. for members Of the
party. Mr. and Mrs Huffman will
make their home in the Van Cortlandt
apartments, at 14l7 Belmont street.
Mrs. Huffman, who has made many
friends in Washington during her
two-year residence here, is a graduate
ot Miss Jacobs School. Mr.. Huffman
is an attorney with the National
Emergency Council, United States Blu
reau Of Information and Publications
He is . graduate of the University OF
Iowa and the University Of Illinois
Col. and Mrs. Arthur NJ whaley
Of washington announced the mar
rage yesterday of their daughter
Marian Samson of New York City
and Washington to Mr.. Malcolm S.
1Ansford Of New York The cere-
mony vas performed by Rev. Dr.
Donald 3. Aldrich OF the Church Of
the Ascension. at the home Of the
uncle and aunt Of the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs Grant Mcdonald, go Park
avenue.
The bride wore 8 gown Of white
lace and q large white bakt hat and
carried bouquet Of sweetheart roses
and forget-me-nots The floral deco
rsuons we're Southern suilax, shell
pink peonies and delphinium.
The bride Was attended BY her
sister, Miss Kathleen Whsley of
Washington. The bridegrooms at
PENDANTS were M. Thomas E. Sunder-
land and Mr.. 10 H. Chsmberlin Of
New York.
The bride was graduated from
Vassar College in 1929. Her father
Is chief surgeon Of the United States
Soldiers Home, in Washington.
Mr. Langford is the son Of Dr.. and
Ms. Theron S. LangfoTd Of Ann
A-oor, Mich He was graduated from
Amherst College in 1927 and from
the Law School OF the University Of
Michigan IN 1890. He is associated
With the law firm Of Cadvalader,
wickersham & Taft.
After touring in the South, Mr.. and
Mrs. Langtord will make their home
a. so Gramercy Park North, New
York
Miss Helen Margery Fisher, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Fisher
Of Seat Pleasant, Md, and MI. Richard
William Fighter, son Of Mrs. Ida
Fighter Of Washington, were married
last night in the quaint old st.
Matthew's Episcopal Church in Seat
Pleasant.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Charles G. Langlands
Of st. Matthews Church, assisted
by Rev. Waldo H. Manley of Esther
Memorial Church. The church was
decorated with peonies. orange bios
SONS and ferns.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Mr.. Edwin NJ. Fisher,
former member of the Town Council
Of Seat Pleasant. and she wore
white satin gown and a veil and car
ried bouquet Of white roses and lily
Of the valley with fern. The maid
of honor, Miss Dorothy J. Blackwell,
wore a gown Of yellow georgette
trimmed with lace. She carried a
bouquet of peonies and larkspur.
The gowns of the four bridesmaids
carried out the colors of the rainbow
wedding. Miss Bertha A. Fisher wore
a pink net gown; Miss Margaret j.
Perrygo, blue net; Miss Kathryn P.
Fisher, green net, and Miss Louise
F. Fisher, orchid net All of the
bridesmaids carried bouquets of pink
peonies and larkspur. Beverly Brown
was flower girl, dressed in rainbow
shades, combination of the colors
Of the bridesmaids gowns. She car
ried . basket Of Spring flowers.
The brides mother wore a gown
of pink mousseline de sole with blue
accessories and bouquet of yellow
roses. The bridegroom's mother wore
gown of peach-colored lace and
carried a bouquet of talisman roses.
The best man was Mr.. Byron E.
Tracy Of Washington and the ushers
were Mr. Edwin c. Nelson of Wash
ington, Mr.. Edwin Fisher of Seat
Pleasant, Md; Mr.. Gustin c. john
son. of Baltimore, Md, and Mr.. Earl
L. Bean Of Washington. % Perfect
Love-" Because" and the wedding
marches were played with Miss Ines
Brown at the organ.
Following the wedding a reception
was given by Miss Fishers parents
at their home at 81 Chapel road. The
bride received under bower of
wisteria.
The bride and bridegroom left on a
wedding trip to motor through the
New England States. Her going-away
costume was a gray-blue swagger suit
with gray accessories. She wore q
eorsage bouquet of pink roses.
After the wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fighter will reside at 1908 D
street northeast.
Miss Bessie v. Cobourn, daughter
Of Mrs Edna Cobourn Of Silver Spring.
Md, and Mr.. Paul H. Sullivan of
Washington, son Of Mr.. and Mrs T.
H. Sullivan of Greensburg, N. c., were
married last evening at 8 O'Clock in
the rectory of the Church Of Assem-