Evening star., 1938-09-04
Nativity Episcopal Church
was the scene of the wedding
Thursday afternoon of Miss

NT. odSeI, 10 MI. Dedl u. bTdSdW, il,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Neal D. Bragaw
of Washington. The Rev. Enoch NJ
Thompson officiated. The church was
decorated with gladioluses and fern
with candelabras on the altar.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her grandfather, Mr.. W. A.
Cooper, wore a frock of white slipper
satin made on princess lines Her
long veil was held by coronet of tulle
and orange blossoms and she carried a
white prayer book from which were
shoWered lilies of the valley.
Miss Catherine U. sager, the brides
sister. was her maid of honor and wore
blue net gown and pink terra. She
carried a colonial bouquet tied with
pink ribbon.
The bridesmaids were Miss Julia
Cooper and Miss Marjorie Dillon,
cousins of the bride; Miss Thelma
Sager, sister of the bride, and Miss
Barbara Louise Bragaw. cousin of the
bridegroom, from Augusta, Ga. They
wore gowns of pink net and blue tierras
and carried colonial bouquets tied with
blue ribbons. Little Renee Chevalier,
who was the flower girl. wore a blue
satin dress, and the ringbearer, Master
Herbert S. Gates, jr,, wore white
linen suit.
Mr.. Paul c. Kundahl
is Best Man.
Mr.. Paul c. Kundahl of German
town. Nd, was best man, and the
ushers were Mr. Charles D. Sager, jr.
Mr.. Ralph S. Jordan, Mr.. Louis
stoetzer and Mr. Frank A. Mulloy.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held In the garden of the Dodge
Hotel. The bridal couple was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Sager, mother Of
the bride, and Mrs. Bragaw, mother
of. the bridegroom. Mrs, Sager wore
an afternoon frock of coronation blue,
with blue picture hat and a corsage
of roses Mrs Bra2aw wore a gown Of
ashes of roses, with large black hat
and a corsage of roses.
Immediately after the reception Mr..
and Mrs. Bragaw left on their wedding
trip. Mrs. BragaW wore for travelling
a f1oWered blue ensemble with navy
blue accessories and corsage of white
orchids, Upon their return they will
live at 480l North lane, Bethesda.
Out-of-toWn guests for the wedding
were Mrs. Celia Bidgood. great-aunt
of the bride, from Portsmouth, Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Freeman and sons,
Walter. Vance and Joe Freeman, jr.:
Mr., and Mrs. E. o. Wood and their
daughter. Miss Billie Marie Wood, and
Mrs. William Bidgood. all of Ports
mouth; Mrs. Carl P Wood of Atlanta:
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Bigeno and
two sons of Los Angeles; Mr.. Walter
Carpenter of Asheville, N. c.; Mrs.
Elizabeth Koontz and Miss Florence
Bostian of Frederick, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Radcliffe of Baltimore;
Mrs Truman Myers. Miss Mildred
Myers and Mr. and Mrs Earl Myers of
Union Bridge. Md, and Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Cooper of Shady Side Nd.
Miss Laura abelIe Weiselogel Bride
OF Mr.. Fl. F. Gates.
MISS LAURABELLE ANITA WEIS-
ELOGEL. daughter of Mrs. E.
Jayne Weiselogel and the late Mr..
James A. Weiselogel of Pawhuska and
Tulsa Okla, was married Thursday
morning to Mr.. Horatio Francis Gates
of Washington. son of Mr. and Mrs
.1PSSn at
The brides uncle, Mr. Henry H.
Clark, gave her in marriage. She
wore a white French organdie with
tulle veil. The dress was made on
princess lines and had ruffled jacket
The brides bouquet was of lilies and
pom-poms and lilies of the valley.
Miss Jean Frost, daughter of Mai
and Mrs. F. A. Frost of Washington,
was maid of honor, wearing rust taf-
feta with green accessories. Her
flowers were yellow roses.
The bride was graduated from Cen
tral High School and studied music
at the Pate Adams Schrimer School
in Tulsa and drama at the University
of Tulsa. Mr.. Gates attended Bliss
Electrical School and the Indiana
Technology School at Fort Wayne.
They will reside at the PershIng
Apartments, 3701 Sixteenth street.
Miss Rankin and Mr.. Conrad
Married at Woodstock.
MR.. AND MRS FRANK l.. RAN
KIN of Newport, Ark. announce
the marriage Of their daughter Hazel
Owen to Mr.. William E, F. Conrad, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William j. Conrad of
MarySville, Ohio The ceremony was
performed Monday noon in the Luth-
eran Church at Woodstock in the pres
ence of few close friends. The Rev.
M. G. Backmann officiated.
The bride wore gown of royal blue
crepe with a matching picture hat
Her corsage was of orchids and lilies
OF the valley She had as her only
attendant her sister, Miss Mildred
Rankin, who wore a rose costume and
corsage of talisman roses
Mr.. Conrad had Mr.. Paul Brindle
OF washington as best man.
The bride received her A. B. degree
from the University of Arkansas and
is member of Sigma Alpha Iota So
rority. She was teacher of English
for several years in Arkansas schools.
She is also a graduate of Draughon's
Business College of Memphis, and re-
ceived special training at the Chicago
Business College. She is now con-
nected with the library of the Federal
Trade Commission.
The bridegroom. an examiner in the
Economic Division of the Federal
Trade Commission, is a graduate of
Ohio University, where he received an
A. B. degree in commerce, and where
he was assistant professor of advertis-
ing and marketing for several years.
He has degree of master of business
adminlstration from Northwestern
University and has completed two
years study toward doctors degree
in ecODoo,ics and hlIcipocc odp,ipictro