Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-06
Weddings of Out of City
Couples of Interest Here
Miss Esme Edythe Sharp Is Bride Of Charles
Horace Davis-Miss Mary Helen Williams
Married to Harry B. Candee.

In st. Peters Episcopal Church at
Poolesville, Md, at o'clock yesterday
afternoon Miss Esme Edythe Sharp,
DAUGHTER Of Mrs. John James Sharp
of New York City, and Mr.. Charles
Horace Davis, sen Of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank I. Davis Of Poolesville, were
married, the Rev. Guy Crook, rector
of the church, officiating. It was an
event Of more than usual interest ana
beauty, and was attended by very
large gathering. The edif1ce was
tastefully decorated with cut flowers,
palms and ferns.
Given in marriage by Mr.. Steven
Alan Foxx of New York City, a close
friend of the family, the bride wore
q gown Of white file silk, with tight
sleeves to elbows, tight fitted bodice.
the skirt with q train, and q tulle
veil. She carried Gala lilies.
Her sister, Miss Doris K. Sharp, was
maid of honor, wearing rust-color
velvet, with jacket and high neckline
held by rhinestone clips, and skirt
with train. Her flowers were snap
dragons.
Miss Joan Sharp, sister Of the
bride: Miss Harriet Davis, sister OF
the bridegroom; Miss Anne Rein
hein,er and Miss Gertrude Reinheimer
of New York, Mrs. Townley Gamble
of Silver Spring, cousin of the BRIDE
groom, and Mrs. Thomas E. Lawrence
of New York were the bridesmaids.
Their gowns were of moss green vel
vet. fashioned on lines similar to that
of the maid of honor, and they car
ried snapdragons.
MIR. Frank !. Davis, father Of the
bridegroom, was best man, and the
ushers were Mr.. James McCabe, MIR.
John Cooney, Mr.. Harry Carroll and
MIR. Charles Sellman, all of Baltimore
and MIR. Paul H. Reid of New York
City.
The marches, Lohengrin and Men,
delssohn, were played by Miss Jane
Roddy Of Frederick, and preceding
the ceremony ct Love You Truly" and
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
were sung by Miss Nan Davis OF
Baltimore and Mr.. George Buechler
of New York City.
Following the ceremony a. large re-
ception was held at Charline Manor
Beallsville, the home of the bride
groom's aunt, Mrs. Alvin N. Bastable
the young couple leaving later for ar
extended trip. They will make theil
home at Charline Manor.
The brides going-away costume
consisted of a brown gown, brown
coat and links cape, with correspond.
ing accessories. Mrs. Sharp, mother
of the bride, wore beige velvet; Mrs
Davis, mother of the bridegroom, black
and green velvet, and Mrs. Bastabls
black velvet. They wore orchids.
Among the out-of-town guests al
the wedding and reception were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles F. Talbot, Mr.. anc
Mrs. H. M. Dagis, DR.. and Mrs. Leon.
ard I. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cooney, Mr.. William Haywood, Mr.
William Carol and Mr.. J. Roya
Tuppett, all of Baltimore; Mr. anc
Mrs. Leslie E. Keiffer, Mr.. and Mrs
Alec Smart, Mrs. Charles Reinheimer
Mr.. Walter B. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs
C. Schraeder and Mrs. v. Duncan, al
of New York City.
The pre-wedding entertainments foI
the bride included showers given b!
her sisters, Miss Reinheimer, Mrs
Frank !. Davis and Mrs. Townle
Gamble; dinner by Mr.. and Mrs
William Cooney, at Guilford, Md: {
cocktail party by Mr.. Harry Fahne.
stock Carroll, at Sparks, Md, and &
dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Grit
fifth, Silver Spring.
Mr.. Davis is a graduate Of Mars.
ton School, Baltimore, and Johns Hop.
kins University.
The beautiful little chapel Of st
Roses Technical School was the seen,
of wedding last Wednesday morn
ing, when Miss Mary Helen William!
became the bride Of Mr.. Harry B
Candee. The ceremony was performed
by the Right Rev. Msgr. Francis E
Hyland, secretary to the apostolic dele
gate to the United States and chaplain
Of st. Roses School, in the presenc,
Of many relatives and friends and TIT
entire student body of the school.
The altar was beautifully adorned
with red roses and lilies, while large
palms and ferns were f1anked in thu
sanctuary and the approach to the
chapel. Msgr. Hyland was the cele'
brant Of nuptial mass following the
wedding ceremony, the girls choir Of
st. Roses School furnishing thu
music, with Miss Mary Grace Marine
organist at st. Joseph's College, EN-.
nittsburg, Md, presiding at the or.
gan. Mr.. John P. Cougher of Newport