nlng at 9:30 o’clock In the parlors Senator of the Silver Spring Baptist Church, Tydings Card and Bingo Party Prominent Their Engagements Herald Summer Weddings Silver Spring, Md. The Rev. Wesley Will Home At J. Loftis, pastor of the church, per- Open Franciscan Hall formed the ceremony in the presence For Garden Tour A card and bingo party will be held of a few close friends. at the Franciscan Monastery Hall, at SENATOR AND MRS. MILLARD Weddings The wore a of black Fourteenth bride gown and Quincy streets north- E. TYDINGS will their satin, made wtih a high neckline and open home, east, Friday evening, April 30, for the 4 and 5 for the a long full skirt and a short white 3aklngton, May Mary- benefit of the Sisters of the Medical was land garden pilgrimage, which is do- Yesterday satin coat. Her shoulder corsage Missionaries. Novel ways of playing nating its to the fund for of talisman roses. They were at- receipts are only a few of the plans arranged the restoration of Colonial tended by Mr. and Mrs. John Lane Annapolis. by the committee for an enjoyable The entire which includes Miss Jane Platt Bride and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galliher of pilgrimage, evening. Games start promptly at Washington. 130 houses and gardens all over the 8 o'clock. State, will 30 and con- of Mr. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Osborne are making begin April Mrs. Thomas Finnin is the general tinue >. their home at present with the par- through May chairman, assisted by the following Two attractions at the es- De Veau. ents of the bridegroom. Mr. Osborne Tydings members of the auxiliary: Prizes, tate are the view over Swan Creek attended the University of Maryland Mrs. Harvey G. Callahan and Mrs. and the formal surrounded Continued Prom First Page ) and is a member of Delta Sigma Pi gardens Thomas Jennings: cards, Mrs. Mar- boxwood 200 old. Fraternity and the bride is a grad- by years garet McCaleb; patronesses, Mrs Con- At Sion the other She wore a quaint dress of turquoise uate of Central High School. nearby Hill, only rad Vogts; bingo, Mrs. Elmer Reinoehl In Harford for satin made on princess lines with tiny place County opened and Mrs. Bertha Angevin*; program, Louise Boswell the Is found a puffed sleeves and a floor-length skirt. Miss pilgrimage, house Mrs. G. Maurer; hostesses, Mrs. Bride of Mr. Paul Kerns. which is a treasure trove of old The neckline was finished with a nar- por- Thomas McNamara, Mrs. Flaningan furniture and books. Sion Hill row collar of pleated net and she wore A RECENT wedding of Interest in traits, and Miss Menke; refreshments, Mrs. is John a wreath of blue and pink forget-me- Prince Georges County, Md., was the home of Mrs. Rodgers. J. A. Loeffler. To mention the name a vista nots and carried a nosegay of sweet- that of Miss Louise Regina Boswell, opens of a line of naval heart rases and lilies of the valley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bos- long heroes, begin- Mr. Harold De Veau. brother of the well of Glenn Dale. Md., and Mr. ning with Commodore John Rodgers, Be Fitted Now for bridegroom, was the best man and Paul William Kerns of Beltsvllle, Md., 1773-1838, who rid the world of the his wife the ushers were Mr. William Blum, which took place April 17 at 7 o’clock Barbary pirates. Through Your Summer Garment Mr. Andrew Parker, Mr. John at Md. the estate came Into the Rodgers Jr.: in Ascension Church Bowie, • • • before it geti too hot. Lewis Smith, jr.. and Mr. Robert Dulin. Only members of the family at- family and still remains the same home. The A reception followed the ceremony tended the quiet ceremony. The bride dignified, unchanged pres- ent owner is the mother of Commo- when the young couple were assisted in wore a powder blue gown with navy dore John hero of the first receiving by Mrs. Platt, stepmother blue accessories. Mrs. Margaret Kerns, Rodgers, of the bride, and Mrs. De Veau, mother matron of honor for her sister, was Hawaiian flight. On the same of the of the bridegroom. Mrs. Platt wore a in a dress of ash rose (rimmed with days pilgrim- five all gown of beige Alencon lace, with a brown and with accessories to match. age gardens, widely different, picture hat of American Beauty taffeta Mr. Clarence Kerns was best man for but each an outstanding example of its will be in Baltimore and a corsage of talisman roses and his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Kerns will kind, opened lilies of the valley. Mrs. De Veau was reside temporarily at the home of the City and County. These include built Charles Carroll in a gown of gray sheer with an Alice bride’s parents. Homewood, by i blue hat and her bouquet was of pink of Carrollton; Kernewood House gar- COSSARD'Sj laid a roses and lilies of the valley. Duley-Reeves den; out century ago, with Following the reception Mr. De Veau Wedding Announced. many of its original trees still there; and his bride left for a wedding trip, A NNOUNCEMENT has been made Rusty Rocks, with its unique spring fashioned around an aban- the bride wearing an Eastern-brown Left: Miss Laura Elizabeth Julian, whose engagement of the marriage the afternoon of garden to doned quarry; Tyrconnell, with the wool dress made with a cape and her gP Lieut. Horace Lincoln Beall, jr.. has been announced by April 17 at 2:30 o’clock in the parson- her most beautiful gardens in the South, coat to match was trimmed with fox father, Maj. Henry St. Julian. The wedding will be May S. age of Dunbar Memorial Church, H and, finally, Hampton, the estate of fur. Mr. and Mrs. De Vea will be at Right: Miss Mary Mershon Kessler, whose mother, Mrs. Washington, of Miss Louise Reeves, MisSimplicity home their return at 8363 Six- Capt. John Ridgley, with its gardens upon %: Percy M. Kessler has announced her engagement to Lieut. Lau- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reeves •f lace. net. voile allegedly laid out by L'Enfant. teenth street. rance Hilliard Brownlee. —Hessler Photos. of Washington, and Mr. Harry Duley, Among the out-of-town guests were son of Mrs. J. Wesley Duley of Croom $3.50 to Mr. Addison E. Mulliken, Mrs. James Station, Md. B. Platt, jr.; Mrs. Richard Dorsey, Mr. Grays to Entertain $12.50 Howard Washburn of Baltimore; Mrs. Miss Audrey Barbour Women’s Atwood Toplisse, Dr. Anna Platt, Miss Bride of Mr. Peffer. Council Maya Banford, Miss Ethel L. Lord of /")NE of the most effectively arranged Mrs. Joseph M. M. Gray, wife of New York. of the early Summer sea- the chancellor of American University, weddings Authorized GOSSARD STORE son in Southern Maryland was that of will give a tea for the Women’s Miss Anne Croson Married For Over 20 Years Miss Audrey Sheriff Barbour of Land- Council of the Washington Federation To Mr. Joseph Bell. Phone ME. 2377 over, Md„ granddaughter of the late of Churches in honor of Mrs. Eugene A WEDDING of interest to Arlington Judge J. Chew Sheriff of the Prince Volney Pugh, retiring president of the (Next Door to j\ationa Theater) afternoon County took place last evening in Georges County <Md.) Police Court, council, next Wednesday 1325 E St. N.W. the Ballston Presbyterian Church and Mr. Francis Aloysius Peffer. son from 3 to 6 at her home on the when Miss Anne Amelia Croson, of Mr. and Mrs. George Peffer. also of American University campus. in the room will be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ed- Landover, w hich took place Wednesday I Assisting dining TO DINE. Oscar P. _WHERE ward Croson. sr„ of Cherrydale. Va.', afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the rec- ! Mrs. G. Ellis Williams, Mrs. became the bride of Mr. Joseph Samuel tory of St. Jerome's Catholic Church Blackwelder, Mrs. George A. Ross. Mrs. Albert Evans I 1207E St.N.W. Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. iri Hyattsville, Md. It was also the Raphael H. Miller, Mrs. (QoMe'Dau/Hto Bell of Lyon Village. Va. bride's birthday anniversary. and Mrs. Harper Sibley. The ceremony was performed by the The Rev. Andrew !j. Carey, pastor In the drawing room hostesses will ^SUNDAY DINNER pastor, the Rev. Linnius Strock, at 8 of the church, performed the cere- be Mrs. George B Woods. Miss Mary O'clock in the presence of a l^rge as- mony. Miss A Jacqueline Hurley Louise Brown. Mrs. William A Keese, semblage. and was followed by a recep- of Landover played the wedding Mrs. Frederick Brown Harris, Mrs. tion for 175 guests at the home of the marches. W. G. Waldo. Mrs. Joy Elmer Mor- bride's parents on North Randolph The bride wore a white mousseline gan. Mrs. C. G. Lueck. Mrs. William itreet. gown, fashioned with long sleeves, a L. Darby, Mrs. Dudley Newcomb Car- While the guests were assembling yoke and collar of lace, with orange j penter, Mrs. W. S. Abernethy. Mrs. Miss Minnie Volkman. choir director blossoms at the neckline In front. Her W. M. Streeter, Mrs. Ben A. Ameson, and soloist at St. Andrew’s Episcopal veil was trimmed with orange blos- Mrs. Emory E. Olson, Mrs. E S. Church in Washington, sang several soms and held in place by chin straps. | Griffith, Mrs. Glenn F. Rouse, Mrs. appropriate selections, accompanied at She wore white crepe slippers and car- Walter F.