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L'pper left: Miss Eleanor Smith, daughter of Lieut, fomdr. and Mrs
Georee L. Smith.
l'pper right: Miss Harriet Whitford. 2311 Connecticut avenue, daughtei
of Mr. and Mrs. George Langdon Whitford.
Lower: Miss Margaret Howard Kerr, daughter of Judge and Mrs
Charles Kerr of the Dresden Apartments.
Both are cousins of the bride. The
attendants all carried snapdragons.
Mr. Grover K. "Walker of Gaithers
burg, brother of the orldegroom, wa«
best man. and the flower .girls were
little Celestelaine Hawkins and Elea
nor Lee Watkins, nieces of the bride,
of Cedar Grove, who wore blue and
! gre.en crepe de chine, respectively, and
I carried baskets of flowers. The
i marches were played, by. the bride's
sister, Mrs. F.lgie D. Hawkins of Ce- M
dar Grove.
The reception which, followed the
ceremony was attended hv 300 guests
from various parts of the county.
The bridegroom is a. son of Mr. a.nd
Mr«. MoKendree Walker of Gaithers
burg.
Announcement cards of the mar
riage in Seattle. Wash.. September.ll,
of Miss Ruth .Irene Wildman, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mbs. William Murry
Wildman of Long Beach. Calif., to En
sign T. Gordon Kearny nave been re
ceived.
Ensign Relmv, who is the son of
Mrs. Reamy and the late Ernest T.
, Roamy of FrederlokslfUrg and Wash
ington, graduated from the Naval
Academy, class of 1925, and Is sta
. tioned on the IT. S. S. Colorado. En
sign and Mrs. Reamy will spend the
Winter at the Blackstone Hotel, Long
! Beach, Calif.
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