The Washington times., 1935-10-26

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One would naturally expe
much to do with this match
Louis Wirak is now statione
with his own bride of a few
ing, daughter of Col. and
Belvoir, is busy settling theil
The wedding today will take
place in the Francis Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church, at
4:30 o'clock. with the Rev. ].
]. Rives officiating.
Those Who Will Usher
A program Of soft organ
music will be played as the
guests are being escorted to
their seats by the uShers, who
include Mr.. L. Kennedy Nc
Intyre, brother of the bride;
Mr.. Robert Crum, of Glen
Ridge, N. j.; Lieut.. Scott Dick
son, Lieut.. william Cassidy,
Lieut.. Frederick G.. Saint, and
Mr.. George H. Shriver, jr., Of
Pikesville, Md, brother-in-laW
of the bridegroom.
Miss Barbara BonnycaStle,
cousin of the bride, will be
the maid of honor. She will
wear a gown of deep red velvet.
It is fashioned with a high
flaring collar and a square
ncckline. The long sleeves are
full to the elbow and fitted
from there to the wrists. The
skirt falls into a slight train.
She will wear a small, close
fitting turban of silver with q
brief nose veil, and silver slip
perS. Her bouquet will be OF
American Beauty roses tied with
silver.
The brideSmaids-MiSs Louisa
Ayers Robert, of Atlanta, Ca;
Miss Margaret Bell, cousin OF
the bride, of Shelbyville. KY;
Miss Martha Lilies, Mrs. Logan
L. Kennedy, of East Orange,
N. j., formerly Miss Marjorie
Walker, of this city. and Mrs.
M. Scott DickSon-will be cos
TUNED alike. Their gowns are
of silver lame, made on straight
lines with a standing collar
and sleeves that are full and
caught in at the wrist. They.
also, will wear silver turbanS
and slippers and will carry deep
red roses tied with silver.
Miss Mcintyre will enter the
church on the arm Of her
father and will be met at the
altar by Mr.. Warren and Mr..
Carl L. Kempf, of Bloomfield
N. j., the best man.
Brides Gown
The bride will wear q gown
of white satin. 1t is fashioned
with the bodice Shirred into
a high cowl neckline and
caught into a high V-Shaped
waistline. The skirt sweeps
into a circular train and the
sleeves are quite full, tapering
in and ending at the hands
in points. Her tulle veil is
simply arranged and held in
place by a roll of tulle and
seed pearls. She will carry a
bouquet of gardeniaS and lilies
of the valley.
Little Louise BonnycaStle Butts
and Beverly Bender, the flower
maids, will wear Kate Green
away frocks of white taffeta and
will carry old-faShioned nose
gays. Master Logan Bruce, the
ringbearer, will wear a minia-
ture "cutaway" of white.
Following the ceremony a
small reception for the two fam
lilies and members Of the bridal
party will be given at the home
of the brides parents. Mrs.
Mcintyre will be coStumed in
Dubonnet lace, with a corsage
of gardenias, and Mrs. Charles
j. McLees, mother of the bride
groom, will wear a gown of mid
night blue lace.
Trip Through West
In the evening Mr.. Warren
and his bride will leave for a
trip through the west, en- route
to Phoenix, Ariz., where they
will make their home.
Mr.. Warren is the son of the
late DR.. Frederick H. Warren, of
Orange, N. j. He attended Cor
nell University and was gradu-
ated from West Point with the
class of 1881.
While serving as a second
lieutenant in the Corps of En-
gineerS he took a special engin-
eering course at Princeton Uni
versity, where he received his
degree of Master of Science.
After several years in the Serv-
ice he resigned to enter civil
life.
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