They carried arm bouquets of pink roses and delphinium. APPALACHIAN TRAIL Yesterday’s Weddings Mr. Dwight James Pinion was best “Auld man and the ushers were Mr. George Smart Slack Ensemble Lang Syne” Party R. Barker, Mr. Robert W. Newland, CONFERENCE OPENS Attract Wide Interest Mr. G. Walden Ritnour and Mr. Robert For Resident M. Riley, a cousin of the bridegroom. This Three-Piece Model Just the Arlington Following the ceremony a reception Thing Thirty-three D. C. Camping En* was held at the parsonage for the for Sport and the Beach. thusiasts Attend Sessions at Miss Mary Senate Howes is Bride of Mr. John bridal party and out-of-town guests. Mrs. Stanley J. Werking Guest Before Leav- Mr. and Mrs. Beale were assisted in Tenn. f ■ — Gatlinburg, Alexander Stewart in All Souls’ receiving by Mrs. Cooper, mother of for New York to for ing Prepare Her Thirty-three Washington camping the bride, who wore a dress of dark - enthusiasts, members of the Potomac Church Ceremony. blue flowered chiffon with a large Opening Play. Appalachian to match and a corsage bouquet of Trail Club, left Friday (Continued From First Page.) of Wilmington, Del.., was the ring red roses, and Mrs. Beale, mo; her of RS. STANLEY J. WERKING of known for Gatlinburg, Tenn. and to- bearer Arlington, profes- Today the a bridegroom, who wore dress of as will leave the of morrow they will attend the table in the east end of the Mr. James Hurd Hughes, brother sionally Virginia Pollard, early part Eighth placed Wallis blue lace with white acces- Appalachian Trail Conference, a (rand ball room. of the bride, acted as best man, and the week for New York City, where she will spend the next meet- sories and a corsage bouquet of gar- ing of that the ushers were Mr. Franklyn Allen, two groups made the hiking The bride's going-away costume was denias. months in intensive study in preparation for her opening trail Mr. John Clark, Mr. Lewis Shull, all stretching from Katahdin. Me., ft brown and green print crepe with a in the Fall. to Later, Mr. and Mrs. Beale left for play Mount Oglethorpe, Ga a distance held in of Washington; Mr. W. Oakman Hay, brown crepe redingote place a wedding trip, the bride wearing a Last Mrs. was the in of 2,050 miles. jr., of Ridgewood, N. J„ Mr. Willard night Werking guest whose honor a group with a raflla belt of red, green and black and white ensemble Arno B. D. Mr. John F. triple-sheer of her friends an "Auld at Cammerer, director of the brown. Her shoes and handbag were Boyce, McDonald, gave Lang Syne" party, the Powhatan with matching accessories and a National Park Eervice, addressed the with Mr. Stites McDaniel and Mr. Max in natural colored linen brown cluster of Springs Lodge nearby Virginia. conference last of Dover. gardenias. night. she wore a Terry leather trim and halo-style A program was given, which included humorous skits, A demonstration of The bride is a graduate of Girl's group trail marking brown . Mias Margaret Toye and of will be Dr. L. Latin School. Baltimore, Md., Syra- singing the‘playing old-fashoined games. Mrs. Charles given by F. Schmecke- Mr. and Mrs Stewart Washing- And Mr. Jones Wed. bier of the l^t cuse University and Ohio State Uni- Woodman Harris acted as toastmistress for the occasion. Addi- Brookings Institution. ton on a wedding trip and upon their rI''HE marriage of Miss R. Edbert H. Walker of the versity. Dr. Martin is a graduate of Margaret tional entertainment features included vocal Smithsonian return to the the middle of solos by the honor Institution city the University of Alabama and New Toye, daughter of Mrs. Catherine will discuss amateur map will the of guest, violin selections played by Mr. 8. and and July occupy apartment York University Medical College. Russell of Prescott, Ontario, to Mr. Reginald Kassebaum, making, Dr. H. C. Bryant, as- Mr. and Mrs. Howes at the a of a sistant Mayflower The wedding reception was held at W. Milburne Jones, son of Mrs. Ada group songs by quartet, the members of which are Walter director of the National Park until the latters’ return to the city the Maple Dale Country Club. The E. Jones of Baltimore, Md., took place Sunderman, Mrs. Cynthia Richmond, Mrs. Frances Harris and Mr. Service, and Edward B. Ballard of about the first of when the National September club was also decorated like the yesterday morning. The ceremony was Albert Adrian. Resources Committee they will move into an apartment in the of the Ham- will lead the discussion on the church, with ferns and white lilies. performed chapel ■ jvuiy tapers in silver can- a»-.... -- place of Of thetr own. the The couple left immediately after the line Methodist Church, the pastor, delabra and a profusion of garden Appalachian Trail in planned In Washington. There were 12 guests. Mrs. James A. came from for Rehoboth Beach, and the Rev. H. Burgan, officiating. flowers decorated the from recreation in the East. Farley reception long table Mr. and Mrs. Louis Varrone of H. New' York to attend the wedding and after their trip they will live in Phila- The bride wore a beige suit with which a midnight supper was served Myron Avery of the United Aurora Hills have as guests this week States reception. The Postmaster General delphia. white accessories and a corsage bou- to the guests who Included Mr. Stan- Maritime Commission will pre- the latter’s brother-in-law and sister, side at Was unable to be present because of quet of white orchids. The couple was ley J. Werklng, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. the sessions. Miss Harlean Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Salamon of An- James, absence from the city with President Mins Helen Tarry Bride of attended by Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Isaac Steens on, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew secretary of the Federation of nandale, N. Y. State Parks Roosevelt's congressional party at Mr. Waldo Gleason. Whitney, at whose home a wedding Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. and of the Planning and George Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ewers of Wav- Jefferson Island. breakfast was served after the cere- Adrian. Mrs. Frances V. Butler, Mr. Civic Association of Washington, will Church of the was croft, Va.. with their two Holy City Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mrs. young sons, be of the Other guests from the official group 'J'HE mony. left on a Hadley W. Baldwin, Mr. secretary meetings. the scene of a charmingly ar- are in Fountain Inn, S. C, where Ambassador of the Union motor trip to Atlantic City, New York Purdum Burdette, Mr. and Mrs. James they were the of are ranged wedding yesterday afternoon Canada. M. spending a fortnight with Mrs. Soviet Republics and Mme. Trov- and They will be at home Koon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood- Fatal accidents in Paris have when Miss Helen Tarry, daughter of Ewers’ mother. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas shown anovsky, Senator and Mrs. William J. after July 15 in their new home in man Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald a steady decrease since 1930. Mrs. Henry Edwin Tarry, became the Forrester, also of Waycroft. have gone Bulow and Senator Herbert E. Hitch- Northwood Park, Md. S. Kassebaum, Mr and Mrs. Ted bride of Mr. George Waldo Gleason, by motor to Springfield, Mo., to spend cock, of South Dakota, Senator and Kincaid, Mr. and Mrs. I>**lie Cleve- son of Mrs. M. M. Gleason. The cere- two weeks with Mrs Forrester's Senator Mis* Lucille Penn land McNemar, Mr. Ralph Northrop, par- Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis, ents. Machineless mony was performed at 4 o'clock by Mr. and Mrs. I. They will return to their home $5 and Mrs. Joseph C. O'Mahoney, Sen- Bride of Mr. Copes. Adolph Richmond, the Rev. Paul Sperry. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Riddle, Mr. around July 4. ator Clyde L. Herring, WEDDING of interest took Representative The church was deco- /V place Permanent attractively and Mrs Edward R. Rhine, Mr. George Mrs. Claire Tisdale, Mrs. Sadie Sam Rayburn, Representative and in Rockville at 10 o'clock FY>x. rated with sibodium ferns and the yes- Richards and Mr. and Mrs Walter Mrs. Fred H. Hildebrandt, Assistant F. Mrs. Monroe Stockett. Mrs. Harry Yet- altar was with tall As terday morning, when Miss Lucille lighted tapers. Sunderman, Mr. and Mrs Ashby Mts- ton, Mrs. Eula MafTett and Mrs. C. Postmaster General and Mrs. Harllee Penn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. the guests entered the church. Miss Harry Mr. and Mrs J. A. Assistant Postmaster General kell, Cummins, Warner will leave Tuesday morning for Branch, Edith V. Penn of Potomac, Md„ became the B. Athey gave an organ recital Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owens and Mr. Ocean N. J to $3.95 Grove, attend the and Mrs. Smith W. Purdwn, Assistant bride of Mr. Robert Elliot jr.. and just preceding the ceremony Miss Copes, and Mrs Joseph H. MacQullliam. Baraca-Philathea Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. of and World Convention, "Ave Maria.” son Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Copes $3.50 Roux Tint $2 Lorraine Germon sang Mr. and Mrs. William Morell Stone which will convene Shampoo Theodore A. Walters. Assistant Secre- of Silver Md. The Tuesday, lasting The bride was escorted and given in Spring, ceremony tary of Commerce and Mrs. J. Monroe with their son, Billy Stone, and Mr*. through Saturday. Mrs. Tisdale and ANGLIN'S -•>»£.VM- her Mr. Lewis was performed in the rectory of St. marriage by brother, G. Stone's Mrs. Lizzie Rucker of Mrs. Fox will go as Johnson, Mr. William A. Julian, Mr. Catholic Church Rev. John mother, delegates from the Tarry. She wore a white satin Mary's by J. F. T. O'Conner, Mr. William gown Arlington, left yesterday on a motor Sadie Bowen Philathea Bible Class of with a J. Coady, paster of the church. Clara lace redlngote designed with a to White W Va. the Clarendon May Downey's Prentiss, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Julien N. The wore a trip Sulphur Springs. Baptist Church. Mrs. train. ‘Her tulle was held with a bride becoming gown Frlant, and others. En route they will stop at Camp Alle- L. Michael. Mrs. O L. Day and Mrs. Juliet of white silk crepe with white acces- of white satin caught at near Clifton Va., and Carroll will also the gheny, Forge, Uppercoe attend the Out-of-town guests were bride- the sides with blossoms. sories and carried a white prayer book. orange She leave their son. who will spend ax Mr. Lawrence had a Billy, convention, going delegates from groom's stepfather, carried a shower of She shoulder bouquet of gar- bouquet gardenias the month of July in camp Before the Edith Jacobs Philathea Class of Welch Wilkin; his brother-in-law, Mr. denias and lilies of the valley. and lilies of the valley. home next Thursday, they the Clarendon and his half The returning Methodist Church, Samuel Stone, brothers, Mrs. G. L. sister-in-law' of bride's sister, Mrs. George W. Tarry, will go to Jonesville. Va., for a short Lewis Miller, son of Mrs. Harry Yet- David and Gene Wilkin, all of North the bride Goldsborough of Rockville, was the was the matron of honor. visit with Miss Mary Jess Richmond ton of left matron of honor Arlington, today for Ma- Attleboro; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Light She wore a blue silk net the and only attendant. gown, and her parents. nassas. Va where he will spend the of Tracy, Minn., the latter a sister of full skirt festooned w'ith Her gown was of powder blue crepe tiny taffeta Miss Frost Miner, who Summer months with Mr. Mr. and Vincent with white and she also Elizabeth and Mrs. Mrs. Howes; Mrs. petals. She wore a Juliet of blue accessories, Good cap her Mr and Albert Roseberrv on the Portner estate. Food—Good Drinks wore a shoulder of recently joined parents. Dailey and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Skill- taffeta and carried an arm of bouquet gardenia; bouquet Mrs Ellsworth Miner, at their home Mrs. John McMahon has come from ing of New York City, Dr. Hodges blue and and lilies of the valley. Owned and pink larkspur. on North Jackson street, her home, in St. Louis. Managed by Mr. Suter of Arlington, Mo., and is the McKnight and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond The bridesmaids were Miss Beth Courtney Washington has now gone to Croyden, N. H, guest of her son-in-law^ and daughter, Clara May Downey Buck of Fort Worth, Tex.; Mr. Frank niece of was best man. Quillin, the bride, and Miss where she will be a counselor at Mr. and Mrs. Camp A. W. Gardner, at their 20 mil's north of the White House Burke of Sioux Falls, S. Dak.; Mr. and Louise Kilgore of Va. Following the ceremony a wedding Emory, They Interlaken for the Summer months. home in Virginia Highlands. She ex- out Georgia Avenue extended. Mrs. Silliman Evans of Baltimore, for- wore pink silk net dresses made like breakfast was served at the home of Miss Miner was graduated early in pects to spend a month here. mer Representative Theodore B. that of the matron of honor, their the bride's parents for the bridal the month from Ohio Wesleyan Uni- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sinclair, the Werner and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Fellows Juliet of taffeta matched their party, Mr. and Mrs. Copes leaving versity at Delaware, Ohio, receiving latter formerly Miss Ellis Anne Cullen, of Rapid City, 6. Dak.; Mr. and Mrs. dresses and carried blue later for a trip through the New they and pink an A B degree in journalism. of Thrifton Village. Va left Sigmund Janas and Mr. and Mrs. C. larkspur. England States and Canada and a 1332. B yesterday COOL Mrs. William P. Ames, with her by motor for and visit to Palls. Gregory Custer, B. Smith of Chicago. Mr. Walter W. Weidman was the Niagara They plan to BY BARBARA BELL. the Misses Mary Farley S Dak to visit Mr. Sinclair's GOSSARD man occupy an apartment in Silver , becoming clothes, selecting designs daughters, parents Mrs. Stewart attended National Park best and the ushers were Mr. Spring and from the Barbara Bell Ames and Frances Ames, are at their other relatives. They will also visit Roland Dawson. Mr. Daniel Nielson, for the present. The bride had as her slacks at the beach, on well-planned, i GIRDLES Seminary at Forest Glen, Md., where Summer home in Westmoreland in Omaha, Nebr., before returning Mr. R. F. McWhirt, Mr. S. going-away costume a printed crepe the tennis for easy-to-make patterns. Interesting CORSETS she completed the four-year prepara- Edgar court, golf— j be over home the latter of and exclusive fashions for little chil- County, Va. They will Joined part July. Downs. Mr. Wiiliam M. Fithian and dress with red accessories. j tory course and junior college. She they are the smartest play the week ends by Mr. Ames. Dr. and Mrs. Clyde E. have Mr. WEAR dren and the difficult junior age, slen- Leighty made her the after George Teunis. debut day Christ- Miss j had with them in their home in MisSimpIicity A Rebecca White outfit of the season. The derizing well-cut patterns for the ma- i Mrs. Nolan D. Mitchell, Clarendon. Lyon mas when she was introduced her reception followed the ceremony by Wed to Mr. Bateman. ture afternoon for left for Palatine Bridge Village throughout the week their $3..50-$5.00 and at the Admiral Club, 1640 Rhode Is- j pattern above shows you one of the figure, dresses the Va., Thursday up parents at a tea dance at the May- daughter. Mrs. Cecil Childress of Rich- land in its was most wearable versions of thus fashion most particular young women and in New York State, where she will one of the of the avenue. The long table laid in simplicity flower, largest parties ^HARMING matrons and near mond, Va. the bal' room —slacks, halter and ensemble. other patterns for spe- spiend the Summer at her farm season. had an effective center- the wedding yesterday afternoon jacket debutante Mr. and Mrs Peter B were The halter can be worn with cial occasions are all to be found in Palatine Bridge. She was accom- Simpson piece of white flowers and at one end, of Miss Rebecca Cloud White, daugh- your Mr. Stewart was graduated from the the Barbara and David hosts to a small company at cards last flanked white ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Howard shorts; the jacket with your print Bell Pattern Book. panied by her sons. Francis by candles, was the at their New York Military Academy at Corn- and Marian night home in Lyon Park, 1J25 E wedding cake. White of Arlington, Va., and Mr. Hil- dresses. The pattern is easy t,o fol- Mitchell, young daughter, St. N.W. where entertaining as Mr. Mrs. wall-on-Hudson, he was a low and can achieve BARBARA Mitchell. Around July 7 she will be guests "and WASHINGTON. D C Among the out-of-town guests at ton Dickinson Bateman, son of Mrs. you the trirft, BELL, member of the Chi Sigma Chi Fra- Mr. Mitchell and another George P. Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Rext to Rational Theatre the were Walter Molan of Lancaster. Pa which tailored lines you want with ease. joined by wedding Mr. and Mrs. J. P. The Star. ert Farrar ternity. He also attended Bentley Washington Mr. Nolan Mitchell, who is a and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Woodville of White Sulphur Springs. W. took place in St. Mary s Episcopal Tailor it for your vacation wardrobe son, jr., School of Accounting and Finance in technician in the Ramsdell. Va.; Mr. Harry Lawson of Church at Rixey, Va. —in sharkskin acetate, in sail cloth, motion picture Englewood, Inclose 25 cents in coins for a.ai. v/. u. DUUUICHU I1H-N dlS DRESSES Boston, and is now employed by the uiutru joined N. J.; Miss Bessie Butts of Elkins, W. The Rev. Stuart Gibson of Ma- in denim or linen. Controller of the in the C. ac- brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Currency divi- Va.; Mrs. Thomas Sain nassas, Va.. son of Gibson of Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Jones, CoHons. Wash Silka and Chlifoni of New York, Bishop Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1332-1 is P. sion of insolvent banks. companied by their two sons, Mr. George Sanders, at their home in Mr. George M. Tarry and Dr. George Washington, officiated at 4:30 o'clock available for sizes 12, 1*. 16, 18 and Pattern No. 1332-B. The 8ize_... Ashton C. and Mr. Jack Lyon Park, following a two-week visit to former Miss Howes, who came Tarry of Richmond, Va. in the afternoon, assisted by the Rev. 20. bust Jones, jr., $3.95 $18.95 Corresponding measure- with his parents at Aitkin. Minn. to the Capital four years ago with her The left after Peyton rector of Jones, spent the greater part of the couple the ceremony Randolph Williams, ments, 30, 32, 34, 36 and 38. Size Miss Charlotte j has week at White Springs, W. McFarland, who has parents, the distinction of having for a wedding trip, the bride St. Mary's Church. 14 132) of 35-inch Sulphur wearing requires 4Vs yards Name_...._ been spending the Winter and been named by an act of the South a Summer Palms and ferns were banked in the Va., where Mr. Jones and his sons Spring beige suit with tan and materials. months attended bankers’ convention. with her uncle and aunt, Mr. Dakota Senate, of which her father brown accessories. their chancel of the church, an the Upon return forming Every Barbara Bell Pattern includes and Mrs. Charles was a The Rev. J. Grewenow, Mann, at their member when she was born. Mr. Gleason and his bride will be at effective background for the tall an illustrated George instruction guide, which Address_...... home in and 1325 E St. N.W. home at 2901 standards of pastor of the Faith Evangelical Arlington attending Connecticut avenue. snapdragons, delphin- is easy to understand. school in I AT C TtanvltUa Lutheran Church in ac- Washington, left yesterday ium. larkspur and white lilies, and Send 15 cents for Arlington, the Barbara Bell (Wrap coins securely in paper.) for her home in 111. Married in Delaware. white blossoms and seven-branched companied by Miss Eleanor Hartung, Quincy. Miss Grace Cooper Spring and Summer Pattern Book. Mr. Miss Faith Miss Powers Edward Davidson, accompanied WEDDING of candelabra. While the guests were Make Bell, Virginia much interest in Bride of Mr. Beale. yourself attractive, practical and (Copyright. ] O.'ti.) by his classmate at Yale Y Mrs. Emmett Meade of and Mr. William Rauth, all of Arling- University. Delaware and assembling 1 Washington took in its Mr. Henry Milley of St. Johns, New- simplicity was Clarendon played and accompanied ton, have left by motor car for St. place last evening at 8 o'clock, in ^HARMING foundland. who the of j Mrs. Molan. mother of the to attend the national has been his guest Christ wedding yesterday Miss Mr. Van Smith, who sang. bridegroom, university clock tower preceding the Paul, Minn., Church in Dover, when Miss 1 since the close of school, has Grace Irma Cooper, daughter of the The who who wore a yellow lace gown with a The altar convention of the Luther Leagues gone to BARRELED Caroline Hughes, of bride, was escorted and ceremony. was decorated daughter Senator Rev. and Sewannee. Tenn for a visit with an- Mrs. Glenn Jackson in her wore ! corsage bouquet of gardenias. Mrs. with and throughout the United States. They and Mrs. James Hurd of Dela- Cooper given marriage by father, evergreens palms and was Hughes of Edwin H. of will be 10 other classmate, Mr. Robert at Warrenton, Va., and Mr. Richard a becoming gown of white silk mous- League Washington pre- lighted with tapers in two can- gone days. Daniel, SUNLIGHT ware, became the bride of Dr. John large his home there. Ewing Beale, son of Mr. and Mrs. seline de sided at the punch bowl. Mrs. D. F. Wetzel, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Martin. Dr. sole, fashioned on princess delabra. Martin is the Miss Jessielein Lauscher has Robert Ernest Beale of this The with and Later Mr. Bateman and his bride Louis C. Carl and their daughters, re- son of Mr. and Mrs. Prank J. Martin city. lines, V-shaped neckline, The bride, who was in on a given mar- turned to her home in New York ceremony took place at 6:30 o'clock sleeves at the and left wedding trip to Atlantic City Mrs. W. W\ Bousman and Miss Jane City of The Rev. puffed shoulder, her wore a Philadelphia. Benjamin and New riage by mother, white silk after having spent several as in the Warrenton Methodist Church from elbows to the wrists. York, the latter traveling in Carl, Miss Gladys Rauh, Miss Louise days the Fish Thompson officiated. tight-fitting organza dress over a smart redingote taffeta guest of Miss Ethel Trick with the father of the bride Her long veil of exquisite old lace, salmon pink crepe ensemble, Steuart, Miss Frances Brennan, Mrs. Gladys at Preceding the ceremony, which took officiating, and a short veil. She carried a bou- her home on assisted Rev. J. Evan which had with white accessories. Upon their Mary E. Miss Ruth Twenty-sixth street north, in a of ferns and by Balderson of been worn by members of of white Teachum, Mary place setting white return quet roses, lilies of the valley Arlington. Va. Miss Lauscher an uncle of her mother's was they will live on Wisconsin Fuller, ail of the county, and Miss formerly lilies, Mrs. Frederick A. Bowdle «f Petersburg, Va., the bride- family, simply ar- and avenue. gvpsophelia. lived in Washington. groom. ranged about her face, and caught Hazel Booker of Washington were at Wilmington sang "Because,” and “I Miss Eleanor C. of White and on either side with a of Raynor Moun- Ocean View, Va.. yesterday to attend ->-- ■ Love You Truly.” gladiolas larkspur with tiny cluster Miss Leila Bolls Bride tain Lake. N. Y„ was the palms and ferns formed the back- orange blossoms. She carried a shower maid of the second annual meeting of the The bride wore an empire gown of Of Mr. Frank Waiters. for the of honor, wearing a peach silk net red- Grand Guardian Council of VAN White mousseline de with a ground wedding party. As the bouquet creamy white rases and Virginia, ZEELAND STAYS soie, high ingote over taffeta and were lilies of the LEILA WILLIS BOLLS. carrying a Order of Jobs Daughters. Mrs. Wetzel, standing collar and sleeves. Her guests assembling nuptial music valley. puff ]y|ISS of talisman roses was played Mis. Gertrude Miss Jane Sheets of State daughter of Mrs. Bblls and the bouquet and blue as grand guardian of Virginia, pre- tulle veil was held in place by a Mary by Small- College, Belgian Premier to Remain at late Mr. delphinium. sided over the and others Btuart A novel wood Mockbee and just Miss., was maid of honor, a William Willis Bolls, and Mr. session, who cap. touch of color proceeding wearing Mr. of Frank son Llewellyn W. Collings, Jr., of were Mrs. J. S. Embassy Over Week End. was apparent in the the ceremony Mrs. Kenneth Rogers gown coral organdy, made with Seymour Walters, of Mrs. participated Watkins, flame-tipped South N. was the best white sang. tight-fitting short Ida Smith Walters and grandson of Orange, J., man, past grand guardian, and Mr. Louis orchids of her variated bouquet, bodice, puffed Premier Paul van Mr. Odell and the ushers were Mr. Charles Leet assistant Zeeland of Bel- which included white The bride wore a of white sleeves, and full skirt. With this she Seymour Smith, were mar- Carl, past grand guardian. roses, gardenias gown of Seneca gium canceled plans to return to New wore a ried at noon in St. Falls, N. Y„ and Mr. William Mr. and Mrs. Carl and their and lilies of the valley. lace, fashioned on princess lines over large which yesterday John’s daugh- York D. Sells of 111. yesterday and will remain here white matched her and carried an arm Episcopal Church. The Hoopston. ters were the guests over the week end The bride's sister, Mrs. W. Oakman satin and with a standing Vic- gown, Georgetown. until this afternoon. Rev. F. A reception and buffet fol- of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Watkins at Hay, jr., of N. attended torian collar. The sleeves were bouquet of Spring flowers. Alan Parsons officiated. supper Ridgewood, J., puffed lowed the In making this announcement, the at the Miss Frances Hamlin and Dor- The bride was in ceremony at Taughannock their home in Norfolk. Mrs. Wetzel her as matron of honor, and her other shoulders and tight fitting from Miss given marriage by said Van Farms, outside of Ithica. Embassy Zeeland has no ap- attendants were Miss elbow to othy Gamer of the her uncle, Mr. James Garfield Massey, Later the spent from Thursday until Sunday at Ruth Overton, wrist, where they were fin- Washington, pointments and planned to remain at bride and left on a wed- Ocean Miss Schwartz of ished in over bridesmaids, were dressed alike in or- and only members of the immediate bridegroom View, stopping at the Nanse- Cuyler Washington, points the hands. The the Embassy working on ding trip, the former wearing a mond of speeches Miss Marjorie Quigg of neckline formed a square in the front gandy frocks of aquamarine, made families witnessed the ceremony. yellow Hotel, headquarters the coun- Richmond, suit which he will deliver in New York to- identical to that of the maid of Mr. and Mrs. will be with brown and white accessories. cil Ind.; Mrs. Charles McNeilly of New and the skirt, which was fell honor, Walters at home meeting. morrow. The full, their Belgian statesman will and too wore after the 15th of Upon return they will make their Mrs. Charles T. Jesse has loaned her Rochelle. N. Y.; Miss Anne May Starl- into a sweeping train. Her tulle they, large fashioned July at Devonshire return here for long home at 2138 Tuesday further eco- of New York and veil of the aqua and Courts? Campbell avenue, Sche- home in Club Hills for the ing Dover, Mrs. with its cluster of orange blossoms organdy, carried bou- Country : nomic conferences with N. Secretary Hull. Willard D. and on the quets of garden flowers. nectady, Y. dessert bridge to be given Boyce, Mrs. John F. sides fell from a Juliet cap of Wednesday Mr. Paul Miss Helena Evans Palmer The bride was from Cor- afternoon at 1 o’clock for the -•-.-. McDonald of Dover, and Miss Gwen- lace. She carried a shower Traynham, 2d. of Wash- graduated benefit bouquet Bride of nell Steele of ington acted as best man to Mr. Alexander Wall. University in the class of 1937 and of the Guild of St. Mary’s dolyn Dover. They wore of white ro6es and lilies of the valley. Mr. Bate- Episcopal Men’s Heads INTEREST is is a member of the Larger. gowns of white organdy over taffeta Miss Esther man, and the ushers were Mr. Worth- the wedding of Mortar Board. Omi- Church. Hostesses for the afternoon Dudley Cooper, only QF Men's heads are Pearre and Miss Helena Evans Palmer, cron Nu and the Phi include Mrs. Lee Mrs. growing larger, made bouffant style with basque waist, sister of the was ington Mr. Charles Bartels Sorority Alpha Akin, Percy bride, the maid of declares a London hatter, who adds and puffed off the shoulder sleeves, honor, of Baltimore, Mr. Will Kline and Mr. daughter of Mrs. Nora Pepper Palmer Sorority. As a child she lived in Sherwood. Mrs. Walter Weaver. Mrs. W'earing dusty rose net over that sizes to 7 w hich was seldom trimmed in John Cook of of EH Paso. and of Washington. Mrs. Palmer, C. R. up ‘2. delphinium blue velvet. taffeta with a full skirt Washington. Tex., Mr. Beverly formerly Karlstromer, Mrs. Ernest Cush- and high Miss called for a few years ago, are in de- They also wore shoulder of white A reception for the bridal and Price Evans of and Mr. Nora Pepper, is the daughter of ing. Mrs. Philip Macqueen, Mrs. Arthur waistline, and a circular ruffled c°.p£. party Washington, mand. tulle, draped from a of relatives followed at the home of the Alexander Crasemann Wall of Sche- tbe late Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Elliott, Mrs. Roland Cocker. Mrs. Rus- cap white Her large picture hat was of horse- and blue velvet and bride at 2810 street N. Y., son of Mr. and Mrs. Pepper, prominent in for sell Merrick, Mrs. R. S. organdy carried hair braid trimmed with ribbon vel- Twenty-fourth nectady, Washington Billups. Mrs. colonial of talisman north, which was decorated with Alexander Wall of many years. The late Mr. was Vincent Phelan, Mrs. bouquets roses, vet of a darker shade. She carried vases Philadelphia, Pa., Pepper Philip Tuttle ■ ■ and a ----OPEN UNTIL 9:30 P.M. blue delphinium, and lilies of the an bowls of cut flowers. Mr. and which took place last at 6:30 newspaper correspondent before go- Williams and Mrs. Frederick arm bouquet of talisman roses and evening Dudley. Mrs. to Mexico on valley. The matron of honor wore delphinium. Bateman were assisted in receiv- o'clock in the University Chapel of Cor- ing a special mission. Mrs. Carroll T. Thomas gave an al- a gown similar in design, but trimmed ing by Mrs. White, mother of the nell University at Ithaca. N. Y.. Dr. Mrs. Palmer made her debut in Wash- fresco tea Friday afternoon from 4 The bridesmaids were Mias Miriam The Latest In coral velvet. bride, who wore a gown of tea rose Charles Tuke of the Protestant ington, where she later was married until 6 o’clock at her home on Beale, sister of the and Epis- Twenty- bridegroom, lace with blue to Mr. Evans. Mr. Little Jane Tyson, daughter of Mr. Mrs. accessories and a cor- copal Church in Lansdowne, Pa., offi- Wall also was grad- third street south. Arlington, entertain- Coy Strickland. They were PERMANENTS and Mrs. Allen Tyson of sage bouquet of gardenias, and by ciating. Chimes were from the uated from Cornell University, being ing in compliment to Mrs. E. Chester, Pa., dressed alike in costumes of aqua net played Taylor acted as flower a member of the class of 1936, of Waynesboro. Va., who Is PRICED FOR EVERY BUDGET girl, wearing a dress over taffeta with bouffant skirt, high visiting like the attendants a with of waistline and short puffed sleeves. STREAMLINE organdy. Thomas son Hollywood $5.00 Hughes, of Their hats were of horsehair braid of [ Mrs. Mr. and James H. Hughes, jr„ the same shade trimmed with roses. 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