Evening star., 1935-02-05
SOCIETY
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ground OF PAINS, 1ciiS oAo 0PA AAe
blossoms and lighted candles and was
witnessed by the close relatives OF
the Young couple A wedding break
fast followed, the guests being seated
at one long table having for its deco
ration a centerpiece of Spring bios
soms and lighted candelabra.
The youthful bride, who entered to
the strains of "Lohengrin," was given
away by her father and looked at
tractive in her travelling suit of dark
brown diagonal cloth with collar
and cuffs of natural lynx fur. With
1t she wore a becoming hat of brown
faille silk ribbon and accessories to
match. Her corsage flowers were
white orchids.
The brides only attendant was her
ster-in-law, Mrs. Henry kaufman,
IT., as matron of honor, whose gown
was of burgundy velvet with small
hat to match, and she wore gardenias.
The bridegroom had for his
best man his cousin, Mr.. Wallace
Luchs, jr
Mrs. Kaufman, mother of the bride,
wore a black velvet gown with a
small black velvet hat and a corsage
of gardeniaS. Mrs. Luchs. mother OF
the groom, had on a gown of black
chiffon and lace and a close-fitting
hat of plush.
Miss Frances LuchS younger sister
of the bridegroom, wore tunic cos
tune of red with gold threads over
a skirt of black silk with a Russian
turban, and her corsage flowers were
gardenias.
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Luchs left for New York and
will sail tomorrow on the S. S. Queen
of Bermuda on a cruise to Bermuda,
and upon their return will be at home
at 2755 Macomb street. where they
have taken an apartment.
The bride attended Central High
School and the bridegroom attended
the University of Pennsylvania and is
now connected with the firm of Shan
non & Luchs of this city.
Mrs. Luchs was one of the most
popular girls Of the younger set and
many pre-nuptial affairs were given
in her honor.
At II o'clock this morning in Dahl
gren Chapel of Georgetown University
Miss Dorothy Healy, daughter of the
late DR.. and Mrs. Charles Benedict
Healy, and niece of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Edward Spliedt, and Mr.. Ed
win Donald Finnegan, son of Mrs
Katherine L. Finnegan of Bangor, Me.
and the late Mr.. Edward H. Finnegan
were married. the Rev Father Nc
Donough officiating The church was
decorated with white roses and palms
and the pews were marked with
flowers.
The bride. who was given in mar
fiage by her uncle. Mr. Spliedt. wore
an ivory satin gown, made on princess
lines with train. Her veil was OF
tulle, held in place by tulle coronet
fastened with orange blossoms.
She had as her maid of honor hel
sister. Miss Doris Healy. whose gown
was Of green crepe with which she
wore brown accessories and carried
tallsman roses. Miss Anne Healy, an
other sister, was the bridesmaid, who
also had on gown of green crepe
with which she wore brown accessories
and carried talisman roses.
Mr.. John Waldauser of Baltimore
was the best man, and the ushers in
cluded Mr.. Francis Finnegan and Mr.
Wlfred Finnegan, both of Bangor
Me, and Mr. Francis Schneider OF
Cleveland.
A breakfast for the bridal party was
held after the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs
Finnegan will make their home in
Bangor. Me
Three showers were given for the
bride before her marriage; one BY
Miss Frances Weschler. another by
Miss Olivia Boss and third by Miss
Virginia Mcdonnell A dinner was
given Saturday night by Miss Cath
crime Ryan and was followed by a
theater party given by Miss Diane
Ryan.
Miss Winifred Freiot and Miss Bet
tina Sergeant entertained last evening
at a linen shower in honor of Miss Ed
werta Boyer in the home of Miss
Freiot at 81 Observatory circle. Deco
rations and refreshments carried out
the theme of st. Valentines day.
Among the guests were Miss Mary
Louise Yauch. Miss Marguerite Norris,
Miss Winifred Crosby, Miss Lynn Pull
Ian. Miss Sue Lockhart, Miss Cath
crime Wood, Miss Betty MacGowan
Mrs. N. Graham Fountain and Mrs
John Spicer.
Miss Boyer will be married February
IA TO Mr.. Gaines Cough of this city.
Mrs. Buchanan of Texas
President of Gard Club.
The congressional ladies participat-
Ing in and arranging the card parties
at the George Washington Inn last
Winter met this morning in the draw
ing room at the inn and arranged to
resume these parties for the Winter.
Mrs. James P. Buchanan of Texas
was elected president of the card club
for this season, Mrs. Milton Romjue
OF Missouri, vice president, and Miss
Virginia Hutton, secretary and treas
urer.
Wives of other members residing at
the historic old inn were voted in as
members Of the club. The rules of
play were agreed upon and other nee
essary matters attended to.
The president appointed Mrs. Edgar
Howard, chairman; Mrs Rene L. De
Rouen and Mrs. Howard Jones to
serve as the Prize Committee. Mrs.
Joe Sears, Mrs Hardin Peterson and
Mrs. Will Rogers were appointed to
have charge of the first party of the
season, to be given tomorrow evening
at 8 O'Clock. The president also ap-
pointed Mrs. Jed johnson, Mrs. w. D.
Thomas, Mrs. Robert L. Ramsey and
Mrs. James P. Buchanan, jr., to serve
as the Hostess Committee.
DR.. and Mrs. Isaac Steenson, Lyon
Village, Va, had as guests for a brief
visit last week Mrs. Frank Powell and
her daughters, Miss Dorothy Powell
and Miss Zennia Powell, who were en-
route to Greensboro, N. c., from their
home In Hampstead, Long Island
Miss zennia Powell will be re-
membered by many in Washington as
having portrayed the character of
Amy in Little Women" staged at the