Evening star., 1935-06-08
Church Weddings of
Much Local Interest
Marriage of Miss Kennedy and Mr.. Jahn in
st. Martins Church Followed by
Breakfast at Carlton.

decorated with palms aa.d oN Of
the season.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father wore an attrac-
tive white silk suit and shoulder
bouquet Of gardenias. She was at
tended by her sister, MisD Kathleen
Connors, who had on pink silk suit,
fashioned similarly to that of the
brides. She wore a cluster of pink
rosebuds.
The bridegroom had as his best
man, Mr.. Joseph A. Connors, jr,
brother Of the bride.
A wedding breakfast was held after
the ceremony following which Mr..
and Mrs. Connor left on . wedding
trip In the South. They plan to stop
at Virginia Beach. Mrs. Connor wore
q light blue silk suit and white hat
and accessories for travelling. They
win make their home in Brookland
upon their return.
Mrs. Connor Il . graduate of Notre
Dame Academy. Mr.. Connor attended
Gonzaga School In Washington and
for the past II years has been con.
nected with the Chicago Daily News
as stan correspondent in the Capital.
Miss Jean Taylor and Mr.. Walter
Roberts Hardisty were married this
morning In st. Margaret's Church.
the rector, the Rev. DIR. Herbert Scott
Smith, oficiating at 1880 o'clock.
The church had an attractive ar
rangement of white peonies and green's
and the organist Of the church played
the wedding music.
The bride was given In marriage by
her brother, Mr.. Benjamin Comegys
Taylor. and wore . gray satin back
crepe suit, trimmed with gray fox fur,
her shoes and hat matching her cos
tune, and she carried white orchids
and roses.
Mrs. Benjamin Comegys Taylor.
sister -in-law of the bride, was her
only attendant and chose q costume
Of navy blue satin back crepe with
hat and shoes to match. Pink trimmed
both the dress and the hat and she
carried o cluster Of pink roses. Young
Hanson T. Perkins. IT,, son Of DR..
Perkins, and . nephew Of the BRIDE
groom, was ring bearer and wore white
flannel trousers, blue coat and white
shoes.
Mr.. James LAtta was best man and
the ushers were DR.. Hanson r. Per-
kins Of Augusta, Me-: Mr.. Lyle Kaapke
Of Chicago, Mr.. Spencer v. Smith OF
Philadelphia and Mr.. Oliver Ragon-
net Of Washington. Al
A u,~AAfnD hr~a - fn1Inu,oA fvvn-
mediately at the Parrot for members
Of the two families. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardisty will leave later for q we'd
ding trip and on their return win
spend the Summer at Lanham, Nd,
and In the Autumn will make, their
home in Washington. Mrs. Hardisty
Is the daughter Of the late Dr.. and
Mrs. william Franklin Taylor Of
Laurel, Md, and Is graduate Of the
Hanna More Academy at Reisterstown.
Md. Mr.. Hardisty Is son Of Mrs.
Mary Hardisty Of LAnham, Nd. and
Is q graduate Of the University Of
Maryland and civil engineer with
the Bureau Of Public Roads.
Among the out-of-town guests are
Mr.. Richard w. Gibson Of Mitchell
Field, Long Island: Miss Katharine 8.
Davis Of San Antonio, Tex; Mrs. Ham
son T. Perkins of Augusta, Me-, and
Mrs. Spencer ". Smith Of Philadelphia.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hardisty
and the members Of their wedding
party were entertained at buffet
supper, following the rehearsal for
the wedding.
A Well-arranged wedding took place
today at II O'Clock noon when Mis-
Mary Bell Beach, daughter Of Mrs.
Daniel Webster Beach, and Mr..
Robert ". Mcintyre. son Of Mrs.
Clarence T. Mcintyre, were married
in the National City Christian Church.
The Rev. A. p. Wilson ofnciated. Mr..
Guy B. Skinner sang two selections
preceding the ceremony and Mrs.
Miley, organist. played the wedding
music. White candles burned ct the
altar, which was decorated with white
roses and palms.
The bride, who was given in mar
riase By her uncle. Mr.. william l.
Boyce, wore IN ivory satin gown FASH
toned on princess lines and . tulle
veil which was fastened TO . coronet
Of sced pearls.
Alim Frances +. Beach VAS the
maid of honor for her sister and
had gown of blue mousseline de
sole with which she wore pink access
sories and carried 8 bouquet Of pink
roses and blue delphinium. Also
attending the bride were Mrs. James
a. Malloy of Baltimore and Miss
Betty NcIntyre, sister Of the bride-
groom, whose gowns were Of pink
mousseIire de soie with which they
wore blue accessories and carried
bouquets Of pink rc6es and blue del
phiniun1-
Mr. 4. cyril Britton Of Richmond.
". NJ The test man end IL ust1fs,