Evening star., 1935-06-11
TenO'Clock
Wedding in
St. Ann 5
McC Cleary : Costello
Nuptials Followed
By Breakfast.

The wedding of Miss Mary Edith
Costello, daughter of Mr.. Alfred Cos
tello, and Mr.. Frederic Austin Nc
Cleary, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry @
McCleary, took place this morning at
10 O'Clock in St. AIMS Catholic
Church, the Rev James A. Caulifleld
oficiating. This is the anniversary OF
the wedding of the brides father and
the late Mrs. Costello. Preceding the
ceremony several vocal selections and
organ selections were rendered. Spring
flowers were banked against q back
ground of ferns and palms on the
altar.
The bride was given IN marriage by
her father, and wore a white satin
gown designed on simple lines with a
flare skirt and high neckline. The
sleeves were tight-f1tting. Her veil,
which gave a halo cap effect, was
caught with orange blossoms at the
sides and back.
For her maid of honor the bride had
Miss Anne Dellenoci, whose gown was
of yellow mousseline de sole, with
which she wore chartreuse accessories.
Her hat was designed after the shep-
erdess fashion, and was of yellow
mousseline de sole trimmed with
chartreuse velvet flowers. Miss Del
lenoci carried bouquet of Talisman
roses.
The other attendants were Mrs.
Jesse Costello, Miss Evelyn Leon
berger, Miss Audrey McCleary, Miss
Pearl Bresnahan, Miss Katherine
Davis and Mrs. Elsie Costello, all OF
whom wore gowns of net and taffeta
fashioned with full skirts and sleeves
One was yellow, one aquamarine, one
pink, one green, one peach and one
blue. They carried bouquets Of pink
roses.
DR.. Michael E. Oliveri acted as best
man and the ushers included Mr.
Norman Penny, Mr.. Shaddeus Schultz
Mr.. Wallace Adams, Mr.. Harrison
Shaeffer. Mr.. Lester McCleary ane
Mr.. Thomas Colachicco, all of Wash
tngton.
A breakfast was held after the cere'
fnony for attendants and immediate
families and a reception will be helc
in the evening, both at the home o.
the brides parents. When Mr.. anc
Mrs. McCleary leave on their wedding
trip the bride will wear white gar
badine suit with brown taffeta lapeli
and blouse. Her accessories are brown
and white. Upon their return the!
will make their home with the brides
father at 1924 Window place north
west.
Mrs. McCleary is a graduate Of Holy
Cross Academy and is president OF MI
Chapter of Beta Chi National Sorority
Mr.. McCleary is connected with thu
Department of Agriculture.
The wedding of Miss Helen Louis
Frawley, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward L. Frawley, to Mr.. Laurence
A. Peter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
c. Peter of Silver Spring. Md. tool
place this morning in the Holy Trinit!
Church In Georgetown. The Rev. Ed
ward F. Gallagher, S. j., performed
the ceremony at $50 o'clock followed
by a nuptial mass.
The bride was attended by Mis-
Margaret Ann Locker as maid OF homo
and the best man was Mr.. Leonard
NJ. Peter, twin brother or the nrioe'
groom. DR.. Carl L. Scavatto oi
Thompsonville, Conn, and Mr.. Walter
C. Peter, jr., served as the ushers, anc
appropriate wedding music was SUM-
by the church choir under the direc'
ton of DR.. A. G. Gumphrecht.
A breakfast for the wedding part,
and a reception for close friends ant
members of the immediate familie
took place In the home of the bride
parents after the mass. The hom
was attractively decorated with rose
and palms.
The bride, given in marriage by he
father, wore a tailored gown of pow
der blue crepe Of ankle length with
cape to the wrists. a white stitchet
brim hat of organdie with whit
gloves and white shoes. Her flower
were white roSebuds and lilies of tn
valley. The maid of honor worl