Evening star., 1947-02-20

The WeQQ1ng OF MISS DOTOtnS
Pansy Lefebvre to DR.. Roland New
ton Jefferson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
R. N. Jefferson of this city, has beer
announced by the brides brother
Mr.. Ivan Lefebvre of Cymric, Sas.
katcheWan. The ceremony tool
place in Vancouver, British Colum-
bia. The couple are making theil
home in Los Angeles where DR.. JEFF
ferson is a member of the faculty
of U. c. L. A.
A graduate of Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute, the bridegroom re-
ceived his Phi. D. at Iowa State Col
lege. He served four years with the
Army. His wife graduated from the
University of Saskatchewan and re-
ceived her M. S. from Iowa State
College.
ChIfon-WhifehH
Miss Sara Ruth Whitehill, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Laura G. Whltehill, re-
Gently became the bride of Mr.
James Neil Chiffon, son of Mr.
Howard H. Chiffon of Park Rapids
MINI. The double ring ceremony
was held in st. Paul's Catholic
Church in Butler, Pa.
Mr.. George w. Whitehill gave his
sister in marriage and Miss Laura
A. Whitehill was her only attendant
Best man was Mr.. Joseph L. Calvert
of Evansville, Ind, and the usher.
were Mr.. Albert J. Whitehill and Mr.
Martin j. O'Brien. The couple art
making their home in Park Rapids
MINI. The bride is a graduate O.
Notre Dame Academy; her HUSBAND
served in the Navy Air Corps fol
three and one-half years.
OWens-Halckins
Announcement is made of th'
marriage of Miss Mary There's
Hawkins, daughter of Mrs. There's
Quigley Hawkins, to Mr.. Clarence
Julian Owens, jr., son of Mrs. Joh1
Carter McCalmont. The wedding
took place in the rectory of Hol,
Trinity Church in Georgetown, tn
Rev. Michael J. Dougherty officiat
ing.
Miss Elizabeth Anne Brown
cousin of the bride, was her ont
attendant and Mr.. Alan Clephan
Owens was best man for his brother
O'Haean-L0gan
st. Anthony's Church was tn
scene of the recent wedding of Mis-
Mary Margaret Logan, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Logan, AM
Mr.. James Henry O'Hagan, jr., Sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Henr
O'Hagan. The Rev. Edward O'Br1el
officiated at the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Mis-
Barbara Wilkinson as maid OF homo
and Miss Mary La Billie and Mis-
Mary OKeefe as bridesmaids. MI
Patrick Cannon was best man an
the Messrs. David and Francl
Logan, brothers of the bride, wer
ushers.
Barnes-Winebereer
In the Ager Road Methods
Church, Green Meadows, Md, Mis-
Ella Estelle Wineberger recently be
came the bride of Mr.. Alva Edwar
Barnes, jr., son of Mr.. and Mr.
Barnes IF Green Meadows. Mis-
Wineberger is the daughter OF Mr.!
Ella E. Wineberger of Chillum, Nc
The Rev. Richard Ames officiated.
DR.. John R. McChesney gave hi
granddaughter in marriage and Mis-
Pauline Day was maid OF honol
Mr.. John j. Wineberger was bes
man and Mr.. Stuart Jeffery and MI
Henry Brinke were ushers.
Smifh-Tmner
Miss Grace E. Turner, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Turner, wa
married recently to Sergt. Lawrene
". Smith, U. S. M. c., son of Mr.
Mary A. Smith. The ceremony too
place at Forestville, Md, followin
which the bride and bridegroom leI
for a honeymoon in Florida. The
will be at home here until the en-
of the month wnen Sergt. Smit
reports for overseas duty.
Schuier-GM
Miss Lucille Gill, daughter of MI
Charles E. Wingenbach Of Metros
Fla, was married recently to M
Elwood w. Schuler, jr., son of M
and Mrs. Schuler of Silver Sprin
The wedding took place in tt
Holy Name Rectory, where the Re
James A. Caulfield officiated M
George Stanton escorted the brit
and she was attended by Miss Ma
earet Gill and Miss Mary Gill. M
Leo Walker was the best man.
Hoimes-Searles
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
TIo1pooe uraS the Scene of the MAJ