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Evening star., 1940-06-30
Social Notes
Of Southern
Maryland
Prof. Crossant
And Mrs. Crossant
Are Hosts

LEONARDTOWN, Md, June 29.--
Prof. and Mrs. Dewitt Clinton
Crossant Of Washington are at their
estate. Kingston on the Patuxent.
with their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Crossant, and are entertaining at
house party over Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Raley has with her
this week end her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Raley, and her daughter, Miss Rita
Raley, of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stone to-
night entertained at a camp fire
shore picnic dinner on st. Clements
Bay for Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale Stone and Mrs.
Mary Budd of Washington.
Col. and Mrs. William Garland
Fay of historic Mulberry Fields, on
the lower Potomac, are spending
this week end in Washington with
Admiral and Mrs. Emory S. Land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert HERMAN of
Washington will be dinner guests
tomorrow of Land Assessor and Mrs.
George Lawrence at Dynard.
Mrs. COad Returns
To Porto Bello.
Mrs. J. Allen Coad, wife of former
State Senator Coad, has arrived
at Porto Bello, her home on st.
Marys River. after spending the
winter near Rockville.
Mrs. Windsor Palmer entertained
100 guests at luncheon Wednesday
followed by bridge.
Miss Dorothy Robinson of Wash
ington is spending her vacation with
her cousin, Mrs. Charles Hammett,
at Ridge.
Miss Alma Robinson of Washing
ton is spending this week with her
aunt, Mrs. James S. Carr, on st.
Johns Greek.
Mrs. j. Briscoe Bunting has with
her this week her daughter, Mrs.
Edwin st. Clair Wren, and her son
Mr.. William S. Wren. of Wash
ington.
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bouquets, the matron of honor hav-
ing tulip yellow gladioluses and the
maid of honor gladioluses in a lilac
shade.
The reception, for members of the
two families, wedding party and
few intimate friends, was held
in the home of the brides mother,
who was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Mccormick, mother of the
bridegroom. Mrs. Dowden wore blue
and white sheer with blue access
sories and Leghorn straw hat with
spray of gardenias on her shoul-
der. Mrs. Mccormick costume was
of embroidered net with which she
wore blue accessories and a corsage
bouquet of sweetheart roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick will
make their home in Washington
after their wedding trip. The bride s
travelling costume was tropi-kool
suit with navy blue blouse and purse,
natural linen shoes and a corsage
bouquet of white orchids. She at
tended American University and was
graduated from the Washington
College Of Music, where she received
degree in piano and harmony and
for some years studied in New York
with Edwin Hughes, formerly of
Washington. Mr.. Mccormick was
graduated from Harvard University
received his masters degree from
Georgetown University and studied
at Johns Hopkins University in Bal
timore at the Sorbonne in Paris.
He is associated with the American
Retail Association and is a men,
Der OF the Lord Fairfax Club of
Virginia and the Harvard Club of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick. parents
OF the bridegroom, came from Bel
mont, and others from out of town
at the wedding were Miss Ann Gaff-
ney and MIR. Michael Behan of
Taunton, Mass: Mrs. Edward Daw-
son and Mr., and Mrs. James SWad-
ley of Keyser. w. Va, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Kight, jr., of New York
City.
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Miss Mary Alice Johnston
Bride of w. Nj. Conner.

OF much interest was the mar
rage yesterday of Miss Mary Alice
Johnston, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Holland Johnston, 727
Chesapeake avenue, Silver Spring,
to Mr.. William Madison Conner,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Conner, jr., of 3608 Hillsdale road,
Baltimore, which took place in the
lovely garden of the brides home.
The Rev. Joseph Hauber oficiated
at the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by a reception in the garden.
The bride, who was given awav
by her father, wore white lace with
a train and finger-tip veil with
Juliet cap of seed pearls. Her
only ornament was a string of pearls.
She carried prayer book adorned
with a white orchid and a shower
OF lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Lau-
renee c. Miller, wore cloud blue mar
quiSette with embroidered detail in
dusty rose on neck and sleeves, and
a cartwheel leghorn hat. She car
rled a bouquet of pink roses and
blue delphinium. The flower girls
were Miss Cynthia Dean of Toronto,
Ontario, and Miss Ruth Johnston
of Baltimore.
Mr.. Conner's best man was Mr..
Houston Reese of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner will make
their home at 1903 Springdale ave-
nue., Baltimore. He is assistant to
the chief accountant at the Balti-
more Bank for Co-operatives. He
attended Johns Hopkins University
and the University of Baltimore
Mrs. Conner was presented to Bal
tlmore society in the winter of 1886
by her aunt, Mrs. Louis Muller.
Her grandfather, the Rev. DR.. Hugh
Johnston, was pastor of the First
Metropolitan M. E. Church in WASH
lngton for many years. Mrs. Con-
ner attended Chatham Hall.
Mrs. Conner left for her wedding
trip wearing gray covert cloth tray
cling suit with navy blue acces-
sorles, a multi i-colored straw braid
sailor hat, and a corsage of orchids.
Mr.. Conner and his bride will reside
at 1903 Springdale avenue. Balti-
more.
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Deaths Reported

SITS
Christine M Hardester, So. 324s N st.
Jane E. Robey So 223 Tennessee ave NE
Richard Casey, ~, GEORGETOWN University
Edna Nicholas, IS, Gallinser Hospital
Hugo Hesselboch, rs, Garfield Memorial
Hospital
Vina D. Won RoSen. r. 125 Bates st
Lou E Fairfax 81. 623 Webster st.
AndreV Glaize, 64, 1850 Wisconsin ave
Joseph Nappo, SO, Emersency Hospital
JoSephine Floyd, 50. 251O Irving ST NE
Harry Gerber. "a, Fmergency Hospital
SoSle Sl zimmerman, 1I 81. Gallinger Hospital
game II: Weller. so. $500 Appleton st.
EDWARD L. Roepinick. as, 1918 Webster st.
IhomaS G. Chadwick. % 63Ol 18th st.
Rachsel Lee Griffin. 70. 141S 36th st.
Mildred c. Mont. "a, 1911 St
Wllllam Austin, 81 St Elizabeth's Hospital.
Maude Rucker AZ, Gallinger Hospital
Maize L. Curtis, %. 30 Wonders court w
Margaret E. Jackson, -, 1905 T st.
Mafsaret Howard. 4. Children's Hospital
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Miss Charlotte Lunken
Bride of l., F. O'Rourke.

The marriage of Miss Charlotte
Hope Lunken to Mr.. Lyle F.
ORourke, which took place yester-
day afternoon in the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
mund H. Lunken, at Hartsdale, in
WeStchester County, N. Y, is of
particular interest here, where Mr..
ORourke has made his home for
some time. The ceremony was per-
formed at o'clock. the Rev. L. F..
Ryan OF the Church of the Sacred
Heart in Hartsdale officiating before
an improvised altar in the drawing
room. Palms and ferns with white
roses, gladioluses and peonies made
an attractive background for the
wedding party and the stairway was
trimmed with smilax A small string
orchestra played the wedding music
and during the reception which fol-
lowed.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Her gown was a
white marqulsette over white bridal
satin, with shirred bodice and long
shirred sleeves. She wore a pleated
coronet veil held with orange bios
SONS and carried bouquet of white
orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Katherine Hamann of Lewis
ton Heights, N. Y, classmate of
the bride at college was her only
attendant. She wore a dress of yell
low marquisette over matching taf-
feta with a powder blue grosgrain
ribbon belt. Her hat was of yellow
daisies tied with blue grosgrain rib
bon and she carried yellow daisies
and delphinium. Mr.. O'Rourke' S
brother, Mr.. Charles w. ORourke of
Forest Hills, Long Island, was his
best man.
Mrs. Lunken, mother of the bride,
wore a long-sleeve dress of powder
blue lace with fuchsia sgrosgrain
ribbon at the top of the bodice and
edging the hem. She had a flower
hat and a corsage of fuchsia Or
chids. Mrs. j. F. O'Rourke of VAL
entine, Nebr., mother of the bride
groom, wore dusty rose chiffon with
a net embroidered bodice. Her pic
ture hat was of brown with corre-
spending accessories and she had
on a corsage of brown orchids.
Out of Town Guests
Attend Wedding.
Members of the immediate fam
lilies and number of close friends
from Washington, Philadelphia,
Cincinnati, Baltimore, Omaha and
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Miss Jane Macauley Burke
Bride of III. c. Jackson.

st. Adams Church was simply
decorated, white lilies and gladioluses
being in the altar vases and in the
chancel palms and ferns for the
wedding yesterday afternoon of Miss
Jane Macauley Burke and Mr.. How
ard Claud Jackson The rector of
the church, the Rev DR.. Charles T.
Warner, officiated at 4:30 o'clock
and the reception was held in the
Washington Club, when the brides
aunts, Mrs. Lemuel Towers and Mrs.
Luther Reichelderfer acted as host
esses for her father. Mr.. William
Burke. Assisting them at the re-
ception was Mrs Robert Macmillan,
aunt of the bridegroom, who with
Mr.. Macmillan, came from their
home in Philadelphia for the we'd
ding
Mr.. Burke escorted his daughter
and gave her in marriage. Her we'd
ding gown was of white duchess
satin made on princess lines and
having standing collar of Brussels
lace which was worn by her mother
on her wedding dress. The long
sleeves were leg O. mutton and were
finished in points over her hands.
Her tulle veil was held by coronet
of orange blossoms and she carried
gardenias and lilies OF the valley.
Sister of Bride
Matron of Honor.
Mrs. Wellington Francisco, sister
of the bride, was matron of honor
and the brides other attendants
were Mrs. Herbert Hughes, Mrs.
Daniel Mandell and Miss Elizabeth
Gates of Washington and Mrs. John
Lipsey of Philadelphia. The at
tendants' costumes were of mouseline
de sole made with TERED skirt,
square neckline and short puffed
sleeves in the fitted bodice and
trimmed with bands of embroidery
to match the gown Their coronets
also matched their gowns. The mat
tron of honor was in Bavarian blue
and the others wore peach-bloom
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Junior Nature OUTING
Scheduled Wednesday

The second Junior Nature Outing
sponsored by the Office of National
Capital Parks will be conducted from
$50 to 1870 a m. Wednesday by
Donald Edward McHenry, park nat
uralist, in the area adjacent to the
Pierce Mill picnic grove in Rock
Creek Park. The study will be
Trees in Rock Creek Park"
On the Rock Creek campfire pro-
gram at pm. Friday, Mr.. Nc
Henry will discuss Interesting Flow
ers of Trees and Shrubs" The pro-
gram will be held in the picnic
grove near Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV.
Mr.. McHenry will conduct nature
walk along the tow path of the c.
& o. Canal parkway near Syca-
more Island from $50 to 1870 am.
next Sunday.
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Service Orders
ARMY.
INFANTRY.

BsgnaIl. 1t Col. Henry D.. from Portland
Mali. Second 1t, Dom W, from Fort Nc
Clellsn to Panama.
Patch. 1t Col. Joseph D.. from Washing
ton to Camp Jackson.
Poland. 1t. Col. Eustis L., from Fort Mon
roe to Camp Jackson.
Walker Mai. Nelson NJ, from Manlius.
N. 7" to Washington.
Agnev. First 1t. Richard H. from Fort
Benning to Camp Jackson.
Bode First 1t. Augustus H. jr., from Fort
Benning to Camp Jackson.
Broyles. First 1t. Ned. from Fort Ben
-, ming to Camp jackson.
ming 20 Fort Sheridan
Sisson. Second 1t Joseph w. jr, from Fort
Benning to Fort Wadsworth.
AIR CORPS
Whstley, Mai George A. from Maxwell
Reld to Sacramento.
YORK L. Col. John, Y, jr;. from Max
well Field to Wright Field.
williams. Mai. Randolph P: from Max
well Field to Wright Field.
Field to Washington
Fairchild. Mai. Muir s.. from Maxwell
CATS Field ua to TsshnEto1 Sy+dn Prom, m,x.u
Kimble MAJ. Frederick Won H. from Max
well Field to Washington.
Hodses. Mai. James P. from Langley Field
to MacDiH Field
FIELD ARTILLERY
Ever. Msi. Earl C., from Washington to
Fort Bragg
Donnovin. Mai Joseph P, from Fort
Bragg to Camp Jackson.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Arnold, Mai. Calvert H, from Newport
to Camp Jackson.
Stoner Mai. Frank z, from Newport to
Fort Hayes
CORPS OF ENGINEERS
Trudeau Can't. Arthur G.. from Seattle
to Camp Ord.
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.
George. First 1t. Max s.. from Panama
to Fort Bragg.
Robbins First 1t. Alvin D, from Panama
to Fort Bragg.
Harrison. First 1t. Harry J, from the
Philippines to Fort Macarthur.
Rothwen. FIRST 1t. Franklin g. from the
Philippines to Fort Rosecrans.
Croker. Second 1t George w. from the
Philippines to Fort Winfield Scott.
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Births Reported

Robert and Adren Hoover. jr.. boy twin
James and Julia Neill boy.
GSeorEe and Charlotte Coppsse. boy.
emanuel and Nellie Himmighoefer. boy.
Ealph and Alma Lester, boy.
Pnl!ip and Wilhelmina Hayden. girl.
Ereoerlck and Irene Carsen. girl
Harry and Catherine Montzursonia. boy.
Dante and Catherine Gentilucci, boy,
yames James and Judith Wescott. boy.
Mjiilam yobn ana MlldTed Schllchtis. boy.
samuel and Beulah st. Clair, boy.
Srqcktord and Mary Nichols boy.
Robert and Helen Howard. boy.
Adrain and Florence Delaney, girl.
Jullan and Julia BauseTman, girl
harry and Dorothy Gehrmanu. girl
gohn and Dorothy Glassett girl.
Sol and Rose Edlavitch. girl.
William and Thelma Osborn, girl.
Joseph and Mary Green girl.
BfaaTnnett and Angelena Dickerson. boy
Wiillam and Corrine Easton boy.
Leslie and Evelyn Myers boy.
Salvador and Leafy Capece. boy.
Gerald and Elizabeth Conklin, boz.
EEyerette and Ada Sherfey. boy.
william ana virginia Rich, jr, boy.
Paul and Francine Koenig. boy
James and Kathryn Gibson. boy.
Joel and Mary Thompson, boy.
Thomas and Eunice Elder, girl
Marion and Ella Weide, girl
ROBERT and ElibaZeth Mcnamara. boz.
Marmaduke and Helen Hobbs. boy.
Aenry, and Msude Gillespie boy.
EaaIOIu ana sylvia Barr, boy.
James and Dora McCarter. IL, boy.
Galen and Magdalene Welmer boy.
everett and Marjorie Kirkpatrick boy,
DoSeph and Pauline Thomas, boy.
angelo and Dorothy Campo, girl.
James and Martha Jeffries. girl.
Samuel and Rose Levin, girl
JACK and Irma Winkler, girl
Walter and Helen Taylor, girl
Casper and Hazel Bckerton, EirI
valentine and Marie Matelis boy.
Harry and Helen Houston, boy.
Joseph and Helen Brown, boy
Walter and Andra Borror. boy
Kelly and Beulah Caldwell. girl
James and Marguerite Edelin, girl
Rooert and Elizabeth Robinson, boz,
Joseph and Lily Craig, boy,
BENJAMIN and Verdell Stewart boy
Ralph and Alberta Maddox boy
william and Frances Ransom slrl
EDWARD and Eugenie Brown girl
Joseph and Elizabeth Marshall, girl
William and Mabel johnson boz
Robert and Daisy Jones. boy
Thomas and Mary BraXton boy.
Andrew and Lille MintZ, boy
James and Tressie Simms, girl.
Cecil and Mabel Wright bow
John and Lillian johnson, boy.
henry and Annie Hill boy.
Wiilam and Ruth Dean, boy.
andrew and Lou Britt. boy
MattneVs and Clara Anderson girl
Everett and Mary Stevenson, boy.
HuEey and 1da Joiner. boy
Arthur and Myrtle Flood boy.
Rooert and Florence Cooper, boy.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Social Curtain Is Lowered
AS Weddings Reach Climax
Marriage of Miss Jane Gather Eustis
To Mr.. George Yandes Wheeler, I'd,
Prominent Ceremony Yesterday

afternoon. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Hamline Methodist
Church, the pastor, the Rev. H. w.
Burgan, officiating at 4:30 o'clock.
Mr., McCreery, organist of the
church, played the wedding music
and the church was decorated with
early summer blossoms.
Mrs. Hugh Craig Bowman of
Rockville, sister of the bridegroom,
was among the brides attendants,
others including Miss Lucille Haynes
of Port Washington, Long Island,
and Miss Mildred Heinemann and
Miss Maurine Stuart of this city.
Miss Jean Harper Warren was maid
OF honor, and wore peach color net
over taffeta, bouffant skirt. fitted
bodice with sweetheart neckline and
short pulled sleeves, and carried
orchid shades of larkspur with del
phinium, yellow roses and gypso-
phelia. The other attendants were
similarly dressed in aqua marine
shade and carried yellow roses, Or
child larkspur and sweet peas.
Gown of White Net
Made Over Taffeta.
The brides gown was of white
net made over taffeta with sweet
heart neckline and long sleeves
pulled at the shoulders. Her veil
was of bridal illusion and was held
by wreath of orange blossoms and
her bouquet was of bride roses, lilies
OF the valley, a corsage bouquet of
white orchids forming the center.
Mr.. Thomas was attended by Mr..
Austin L. Beall as best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Arthur Coff-
man OF Peoria, ILL.,; Mr.. Ernest San
daval of Denver and Mr.. Frank T.
English, brother of the bride, and
Mr.. Benjamin L. Balse of this city.
The reception was held in the
Admiral Club at 1910 Rhode Island
avenue, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas started on their wedding
trip. Mrs. Thomas was graduated
from William and Mary College at
Williamsburg and is a member of
the Pi Beta Phi Social Fraternity.
Mr.. Thomas received his A. B. de-
gree from George Washington Uni
verslty and is third-year law stu
dent there. He is a member of the
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity.
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding included Mrs. Agnes P. DOYLE,
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Doyle, Miss
Betty Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. S. T.
DuVall, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Savoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Sale, jr.. and
Mr.. Luther Tiller of Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Robert of Pittsburgh
and Mrs. Letitia Gregory Little of
Norfolk.
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NAVY.
nrInAr

Gearing, Can't. Henry c, jr.. from De-
stroyer Division 4 to 18th Naval Dis
Hitchcock. Capt. Guy C, from Boston to
Newport.
Brown. 1t Comdr John L. from Q. S. s.
Cincinnati to Norman. Okla
Lademan 1t. Comdr Joseph u. jr., from
San Diego to u S. S Colorado
District to D. S. S. Mccall. '' '' A'
Dudley 1t. Paul L.. from U. S. S, Sand
piper to Pensacola
Greenslsde. 1t. John F.. from U S. s.
Swan to Pensacola,
Keyes,. 1t. Charles M. from U. S. S. Philip
to Annapolis.
U. S. tennessee to Norman. Okla. O'''
Krick. 1t. Donald F.. from Cambridge
Lark, 1t. Jacob A. from 18th Naval Dis
trict to y. S S. Jarvis.
Nichols. 1t. Stanley G., from Panama to
U S S Bonita.
S. S. Wickes to U. S. S. Tuscaloosa.
Gazlay, 1t. q. g. Richard c., from q. S.
S. California to Pensacola.
O'Connor. 1t. q. g.D Michael B., from
Philadelphia to o. S. S. Mayo
MEDICAL CORPS.
Tabor. 1t; q. ,o g. George l., jr, from
SUPPLY CORPS.
Gillian, Comdr. Charles H. from New
York to U. S. S. Pennsylvania.
Chisholm 1t. John K. from Washington
to U. S. S. Houston.
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One Way of Telling

BAYONNE, N. J. DIT took an
800-mile telephone call to get G. D.
Fraser back to his home in Jersey
City, 6 miles away. The 90-year- old
man was unable to tell Bayonne po-
lice who he was. but they found in
his pocket the name of a friend in
Lansing, Mich. A call to Lansing
produced Fraser's Jersey City ad-
dress.
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Miss Kathryn Beale Sale
Bride Yesterday.

Miss Kathryn Beal Sale, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Frank T. English and
the late MI. Thomas Beal Sale,
and Mr.. J. Woodrow Thomas, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Thomas of
Dover, Ky., were married yesterday
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Miss Anne Joyce David
Maid of Honor.

Miss Anne Joyce David was maid
of honor and wore dusty rose NOUS
seline de sole, made on simple lines
and having long sleeves. Her bou-
quet was of delphiniums matching
those in her hair Mr. John Tyrone
Kelley was best man.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Culligan started on their wedding
trip, the bride travelling in suit
dress of gray embroidered in dubon-
net dots and gray hat and acces-
sories. They will make their home
in the Everglades
Mrs. Culligan attended George
Washington University, where she
was member of the Pi Beta Phi,
and Mr.. Culligan, who is special
assistant to the administrator of the
United States Housing Authority,
Mr.. Nathan Straus, attended the st.
Regis School in New York City and
George Washington University.
Mrs. Orville Elder of Washington,
Pa, came for the wedding, and
others from out of town were DR..
and Mrs. George Horace Galley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Benton of
Princeton, N. J.
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Miss Elizabeth Eicher
And Z. Nj. Culligan We'd.

The commissioner of the Securities
and Exchange Commission, Mr.. Ed
ward c. Eicher, escorted his daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Eicher, and gave
her in marriage when she became
the bride of Mr. Ernest Matthew
Culligan, son of Mrs. Joseph M. Cul-
lgan of New York City. The we'd
ding was one of the outstanding
events yesterday afternoon and took
place in the home of Commissioner
and Mrs. Eicher in Chevy Chase,
Md. The Rev. Fred C. Busehmeyer,
pastor of the Congregational Church,
officiated at o'clock, standing be-
fore the fireplace. which was deco
rated with baskets filled with flowers
and potted plants.
The brides gown was of ivory
white mousseline de sole fashioned
with long skirt falling into a train
and pleating down the front. The
bodice had short puffed sleeves and
she wore lace mittS She wore a
wreath of lilies of the valley and
carried white orchids and lilies of
the valley.
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Exquisite Gown
Worn by Bride.

The brides gown was a Schiapa-
reli model of ivory white slipper
satin fashioned on princess lines
with a high neckline, long sleeves,
and the skirt, fitted at the hip line,
and fell into very long Circular
train. Her veil was held by a coro-
net of orange blossoms and she wore
the gold chain and locket of her
maternal grandmother, Mrs. Will
liam G. Burnap, and carried a
shower bouquet of gardenias and
lilies of the valley.
The matron and maid of honor
were dressed in similar frocks, Lam
win models, of Chantilly lace and
net, the former in lilac color and
the latter in tulip yellow. The dress
es were made of taffeta of the same
shade, with very full skirts, sweet
heart necklines and short puffed
sleeves in the fitted bodice. Their
large picture hats of horsehair
braid trimmed with velvet ribbon
matched their gowns as did their
lace mitts and they carried crescent
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Continued from Page D-1.)

usually becoming to her type of
beauty. 1t was of tulls made along
old-fashioned lines, with the off,
the-Shoulder neckline finished with
a bertha of rare old rosepoint lace,
an heirloom in the bridegroom's S
family. The full skirt was caught
up with sprays of lilies of the val
ley in front and spread out into
a long, circular train. The bride
wore a veil of lace which is over
200 years old and was worn by the
bridegroom mother at her we'd
ding. The bridal bouquet was of
lilies of the valley held in flower
holder of ivory and gold which
has been carried by brides in the
brides paternal grandmother's
family for generations.
Brilliant Reception
At F Street Club.
A happy climax to the scene of
beauty in the church was the re-
ception held Immediately after at
the 1925 F Street Club. Here fra
grant summer flowers were used and
the couple was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Carlos del Mar, mother of
the bridegroom, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eustis. Mrs. del Mar was in a be-
coming gown of white mousSellne
de sole with painted flower panel
down the front and her hat was a
large white horsehair model. Mrs.
Eustis had on gown of beige chif-
fon and lace, a violet hat and Slip
pers to match.
There were many guests from out
of town at the wedding and recep-
ton. Mrs. Harvey G.. Mudd of st.
Louis was present as were Mrs.
Walter H. Claiborne of New Orleans,
DR.. and Mrs. Stuart Mudd, Miss
Emily Borie Mudd of Haverford,
Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Clark, Miss
Ann Glendenning Clark of Phila-
delphia, Mr. and Mrs Frederick Nc
Feeley and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rogers of Latrobe. Pa; Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Bullard of Charlotte. N c..
and Miss Elizabeth Eustis of New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
Will Reside Here.
The bride and bridegroom re-
manned for some time at their recep-
ton before leaving on their honey
moon. The brides travelling cos
tune was of sea-foam crepe with ac-
cessories to match. After August !,
Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler will be at
home at 2540 Massachusetts avenue
The Eustis family has long been
illustriously identified with Ameri-
can life. innumerable statesmen and
diplomats being among them. Mrs
Wheeler'S paternal grandmother was
Louise Leeds of the family of Leeds
in England. On her maternal side
the brides family is from Colonial
Maryland and Virginia. Mr.. Wheel
er's family is prominent in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and his mother
formerly was Miss Elizabeth Ken
nedy of Pennsylvania. His paternal
ancestor from whom he gets his
name was an early developer and
CAPITALIST of IndianaDOliS