Evening star., 1947-04-11
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OF Marriage
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Nj MlSS LOIS Eileen ITCllEtt, s0AHkIltCl
LOT Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd G. French d
Brentwood, was married to Mr.
Lewis F. Dudley of Mount Rainier
lin Valentine wedding held Fehru-
larry IA In the Trinity Lutheran
fChurch IN Mount Rainier The Rev
Edwin E. PipeloW oficiated and
1.-THE wedding music was provided
lby Miss Evelyn Kerner, soloist, and
Miss Dora Toepher, organist.
The bride was given in marriage
lby her father and her only attend
ant was Miss Lauretta Bernhard
Mr.. G. Donald Dudley acted as best
man for his brother and the ushers
were Mr.. Ernest Downs and Mr.,
| Alan Keeny. jr.
L0ng-iHO0re
1 The marriage OF Miss Margaret
Ellen Moore, daughter OF Mrs.
Charles Augustine Moore and the
late Mr.. Moore of Vienna, Va. to
Mr.. jeremiah Joseph Long Of
DraneSville, Va, took place Feb
lruary is in st. Johns Church, ii,
Mclean. The Rev. Alfred st. John
Matthews ofIiciated.
The brides only attendant was
her cousin, Mrs. Hammond ]. Grun-
incl Of Vienna, and Mr.. GunneH
served as the best man.
Mr.. Long, who is the son OF Mrs.
James j. Long and the late Mr..
Long OF County Kerry, Ireland, and
Washington, served as engineer in
| the merchant marine during the war.
Ficken-C Cutler
Announcement Is made Of the
marriage February of Miss Kath-
crime Marie Cutler, daughter of Mrs.
Marie Katherine Cutler and Mr..
Howard Wright Cutler, to Mr.
Rudolph william Ficken, son of Mrs.
Carl Henry Ficken of Roanoke, Ill.,,
and the late Mr.. Ficken. The Rev.
DR.. Ralph Della Smith ofdciated at
the ceremony.
Mrs. Henry Jacques Trainor was
her sisters matron of honor, and
Mr.. Phil Winburn Jordan of Atlanta
was the best man.
DeHaan.Sfnbbs
Miss Dolley Mae Stubbs, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stubbs OF
Arlington, was married February 18
to Mr.. Frank DeHaan, of New York,
the wedding taking place in the Ta-
-koma Park Seventh-day Adventist
Church. The Rev. George Semler
Rapp ofhciated at the ceremony.
Mrs. Kenneth Won Hof was the
matron of honor and the other at
tendants were Mrs. Lewis Stubbs, jr.,
and Miss Betty Jane Redmond. Mr.
Won Hof was the best man and Mr..
Stubbs and Mr.. Winfield Fowler
served as ushers.
Grififh-Taylor
The marriage OF Miss Marion
Margaret Taylor, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Rodney Taylor Of
Scranton, to Mr.. Ulysses Griffith
w of Laytonsville took place April 7
in st. Luke's Episcopal Church in
Scranton.
Easter decorations formed the set
ting for the ceremony, at which the
Rev. Richard K. White officiate6,
and the bride was escorted and
given in marriage by her father.
With her gown of white Duchesse
satin she wore a veil of imported
illusion that fell from halo of
orange blossoms and carried Co.
lonial bouquet of roses, freesia and
white violets. For something old
she carried 70-year-old lace hand
kerchief that was made by her god
mother, Miss Katherine McMeans,
whose home is in Scranton.
Miss Mary Belle Davidson of
Scranton, the maid of honor, was
in pink faille and carried pink roses
and purple violets, and the brides
maid, Miss Ann England Griffith
of Glenwood, Md. sister of the
bridegroom, wore aqua taffeta and
carried purple yiolets and pink
roses.
Mr.. Harrison L. England Of Be-
thesda, uncle OF the bridegroom,
was his best man and the ushers
were Mr.. John Owings England and
Mr.. William Dorsey Clark, jr., cous-
ins of the bridegroom, of Rock
Vile