Evening star., 1938-05-06

Mrs. Weismsn Married
tn Mr.. Johannes.
MRS. BETTY GOODYEAR WEIs-
MAN. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
a. Louis Goodyear Of Riverdale, Md.
and Mr.. Dana B. Johannes, jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Johannes of this city,
were married Saturday afternoon,
April 30. The wedding took place in
the National City Christian Church.
the pastor. the Rev. Dr. Raphael H.
Miller. officiating at 4 o'clock. Miss
1~Ima Truman sang preceding the
ceremony. accompanied by Mrs Esther
Smithey, who also played the wedding
marches and through the service.
Mr.. Goodyear gave his daughter in
marriage and her gown was of aqua
marine lace with short flared jacket,
and her small hat matched her dress
and had a shoulder length veil. She
carried quaint nosegay of spring
blossoms
Mrs Yvonne Hyer. sister OF the
bridegroom. was matron of honor and
wore hydrangea blue chiffon with 4
large hat to match. Miss Louise
Reinohl was maid of honor and was
dressed in watermelon pink chiffon
with which she wore large hat to
match and they each carried q nose
CAV OF dainty spring blossoms
Little Aimee Lou Weisman, 5-year.
old daughter of the bride. and little
BETTY Hyer, 6-vear-old niece of the
bridegroom. were flower girls. They
were dressed In similar costumes. the
former in yellow and the latter in light
green. The frocks were OF oreandie
made with long ruffied skirts and they
esrh had a diminutive nosegay.
Ny Irving Bassett was best man
and the ushers we're Mr.. Ronald Mac
donald, Mr.. Loren L. Murray. Mr..
Cradle Mitchell and Mr.. Frederick
Tip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes stood in the
church foyer to receive those who
witnessed the ceremony and later the
members OF the wedding party and
ffNl1uNIS VI ItiS ldHiIllCe
were received in the home Of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Johannes will
live at 6421 Thirty-third street NV.
m the completion Of their wedding
trip. The bride was graduated from
the Mckinley High School and is a
student At the University of Maryland.
Mr.. Johannes studied architecture In
Washington, New York, France and
Germany.
Mrs. H E Llovd OF Hollywood. Calf.
era ndmother of the bride. attended
the wedding Others from out Of
town were Mr.. Ben Moore and Mr..
Howard Moore OF Ohio, cousins of
the bridegroom.
Lnhr-Free Wedding
In Arlington.
MISS NELLIE MARIE FREE.
daughter OF Mrs Mary E. Cock
rill of Arlington. Va. and the late Mr.
George Free Of Frederick. Md. was
married TO Mr. Everett Joseph Lohr.
son Of Mrs. John Rush of Arlington.
Tuesday evening. April 26. at 7:30
O'Clock. The wedding took place In
the home OF the brides uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Campbell in
Arlington. the Rev. Ira P. Harnaugh,
pastor OF the Wilson Boulevard Chris
t,an Church. officiating. Mrs Charles
Fl. Marcy sang. accompanied by Mrs.
Peggy Hurdle. and the brides cousin
Miss Martha L. Payne, q student at
Mary Washington College at Fred
ericksbnrg, Va, played the wedding
marches
Mr.. George Free gave his sister in
marriage and she wore white silk mar
cuisette over satin made With boufYant
skirt and 4 bolero with short pufied
sleeves. She carried an arm bouquet
At pale pink roses and wore a dainty
wreath OF tiny white rosebuds on her
head.
Miss Mildred Marcy of Arlington
was her only attendant and wore white
n,o'isseline de sole, her arm bouquet
heing OF golden dawn rosebuds. Mr..
Welty J. Lohr Of Vienna, Va, was
best man for his brother
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell received the
guests st the reception following, as
sisted by the niece of the bridegroom.
The bride has made her home with
her uncle and aunt since her infancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Lohr are motoring in
Southern Virginia for their wedding
"trip and will return next week to their
new home at 1929 North Quincy street
IN Arlington.