Evening star., 1935-06-29

yellow ribbon. Tne prldeSmaluS were
Miss Eleanor Akin, Miss Edith
Williams Miss Amanda Chittum and
Miss Barbara Ross of New York, and
their gowns were all or yellow mousse
line de sole, with which they had large
hats to match and carried bouquets
of mixed Summer flowers, tied with
green ribbon. Wearing frock OF
yellow silk net and Kate Greenaway
bonnet, little Beverly Pearson. daugh-
ter of Lieut. and Mrs John B. Pear
son, acted as flower girl and carried
basket of Shasta daisies, yellow
daisies, forget-me-nots and dolphin
ium.
The best man, Lieut.. Richard Hop
kins, and the ushers. Lieut.. Jack
Wilson, Lieut.. John Kemper, Lieut..
John Wright, Lieut.. James Frink and
Lieut.. Jack Hickman, all wore the
brown uniform of the Army, which
blended harmoniously with the yellow
and green gowns of the brides at
tendants. Following the ceremony they
formed an arch with their saberS,
under which the bride and bridegroom
walked on their way from the altar.
A reception with dancing was held
at the Army and Navy Country Club
for about 300 guests. Comdr. and Mrs.
Crisp, and Lieut.. and Mrs. Paul Yount,
bridegroom, assisted The brida and
brother and siSter-in-law of the
bridegroom in receiving. Mrs. Crisp
wore a printed chiffon with a white
background and green and dark blue
flowers and a white horsehair braid
hat. Her shoulder bouquet was Of
Belmont gardenias.
Lieut. and Mrs Reybold left later
by motor for Ocean City, Md, where
they will spend three weeks. Mrs.
Reybold wore a dark blue boucle suit
with a white blouse and panama hat.
Mrs. Reybold attended Bradford
Junior College and the Connecticut
College for Women and this year
finished her junior year at George
! Washington University. Lieut.. Rey-
bold graduated from West Point this
year and his best man and uShers
were his classmates at the Military
/ Academy.
| Guests who attended the wedding
| from out of town were Mr.. Joseph w.
Powell of New York; Mrs. Russell M.
Cox of Portsmouth, Va; Mr.. Malcolm
Reybold of Atlanta. Ga; Lieut. and
Mrs. Paul Yount and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Peterson of West Point; Mr.. John
Hinkle and Mrs. Joseph E. Mezzardri
of New York. and Mrs. Claude Brown
! ley of Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Lois Margaret Toner, formerly
of Detroit, Mich, daughter Of Mrs,
Thomas j. Toner and the late Mr..
Toner, was married this morning to
Mr.. John Alvin Stone, son of Mrs.
Harry G. Warren of New orleans and
Los Angeles. The ceremony took place
in the rectory Of st. Matthews
Church, Msgr. Edwin Buckley oficiat-
ing, at 10 o'clock The rooms at the
rectory were decorated simply with
fernery, palms and white Summel
flowers.
The bride was dressed in white or
ganza simply made, and instead of q
veil wore a large -brimmed organdy
hat. She carried Shasta daisies
Miss Elizabeth K. Hynes was maid
of honor and wore yellow organdy
embroidered in white Her hat was
leghorn and her flowers yellow daisies
Mr.. Thomas ]. Toner gave his sister
in marriage, and Mr.. Charles G
Duffy was best man for Mr.. Stone.
Following the ceremony a breakfast
was served at the Shoreham for mem
bers of the two families, after which
the couple left by automobile for Q
wedding trip. The brides going away
costume was of brown, trimmed with
white triple sheer, and her accessories
were of white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone will be at home
after July at 1912 Twentieth street
northwest.
Out-of town guests for the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barrett oi
Devon, Pa, brother-in-law and sistel
of Mr.. Stone, and his mother, Mrs
Warren.
Miss Margaret L. Greaves, daughter
of Mrs. Charlotte F. Greaves and the
late John H. Greaves of Newport News
Va, was married today to Mr.. Ralph
Emerson Weimer of Dowington, Pa
The ceremony was performed in the
Bethlehem Chapel of the Cathedral
of st. Peter and ST. Paul, the Rev
c. Paul MuSselman of st. James
Episcopal Church at Downington, Off
ciating at noon.
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her uncle, Mr.. Harold
S. Falconer of Newport News. She
wore white suit with large picture
hat of white and carried bouquet OF
sweetheart roses and lilies of the val
ley. Her only attendant was Miss
Jean C. Duhleavy of Coatesville, Pa.
who wore an ensemble of green with
a large picture hat and shoulder
bouquet of white roses. Mr.. Herbert
Ash, jr., of Downington was best man
A wedding breakfast followed at the
Shoreham Hotel, Mr.. and Mrs. Weimel
leaving later in the day for north.
ern wedding trip. Mrs. Weimer is
dietitian of the United States Vete.
rams Administration Facility at Perr.
Point, Md, and Mr. Weimer Is aSSo
ciated with an insurance company IL
Philadelphia, where they will maxi
their home.
Miss Grace Beatrice Barnes, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Barnes
of Silver Spring, Md, and Mr.. Judsor
Kane Kirby of Baltimore were married
yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock in the
rectory of ST. Michael's Catholic
Church in Silver Spring, Rev. Thomas
A. Calnan officiating.
The bride wore frock of white silk
crepe trimmed in, orchid with a small
white hat and white accessories anc
shoulder bouquet of lilies Of the val.
ley and purple orchids. Her maid o.
honor and only attendant was hel
sister, Mrs. Ellen Slater of Washing.
ton, who wore a jacket dress of pinl
crepe, white felt hat and white &C.
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