Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS PERKINS AND
MIR. w. A. HILL TODAY.
Ceremony Followed by Large Re
ccptiOn-Other WeddtnGs-Hal-
lOveen Partfes-NOtcs.

| A beautiful wedding at noon today was
| that of Mss Josephine Perkins, daughter
| of the late Senator Bishop Perkins of Kan
| sas, and Mr.. William Alexander Hill. The
| ceremony. which took place at the nome OF
| the brides mother, 1915 18th street, was
| witnessed by relatives only. Rev. DR.. stat
| ford officiated, the bride being escorted 10
| the parlor by her brother, Mr.. Bishop Chap
] lain Perkins. and the groom being ATTENDED
| by Mr. Moore as best man. a reception, at
| which were present nearly two hundred
| guests, followed, and during the afternoon
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hill left for a honeymoon
| trip. They will live at the home OF the
| brides mother during the next couple OF
| months or until the completion of the
| apartment house where they expect TO lFe.
| Mrs Perkins will make a visit during TINS
| interval with her daughter in chicago. me
| first floor was very elaDoratelS decorator
| with palms and chrysanthemums. bow
| err arranged in the bay window had cur
| tains of asparagus vines, Topped PACK VIII
white roses and chrysanthemums. IN tne
| hall there were pink blossoms, ana also III
| the dining room, where the arrangement
of the breakfast table was especially Gle
| CANT. An orchestra played the wedding
marches and throughout the reception.
| The bride. who enjoys the greatest popu-
| larity among both old and young, and VINO
has been belle since her debut in society
| few years ago. looked exceedingly at
| lTactlNe III ler DTlldl tEeSS, Which was VI
white chiffon. embroidered in silver, and
worn over white liberty silk The bodice
! had a great deal of the silvered chiffon,
with lace. a diamond heart. the gift of the
groom, was the chief ornament worn. Her
tulle veil fell from a wreath of orange bios
SONS. The shower bouquet carried was of
bride roses and orchids tied with gauze rib
bonS.
Mrs. Perkins wore an elegant toilet of
black lace over white, and Mrs. +. c. Leots,
her elder daughter Wore pink brocade,
combined with chiffon and lace. Inc other
relatives present at the ceremony included
| Mr.. and Mrs. Beriah wilkins Mr.. John
Wilkins, Mr.. Robert wilkins, Mrs Robin
son. Mrs p. H. HILL the Misses HILL Miss
Nellie Hill and Miss Moran of Marlboro
Miss Cary of New York and Mr.. Jesse
| Heiskell.
Miss Annie L. Fillius and Mr.. John H.
Brinkman, both of this city. We're married
| at Grace Church parsonage. 9th and S
streets, last evening. Rev. +. l.. Watson
performed the ceremony. The bride was
handsomely gowned in brown cloth, with
hat to match. The newly welded couple
| left on an o'clock train for a northern
| trip They will be at home after the 10TH
at 1923 New Jersey avenue, where they will
be pleased to see their friends.
The marriage of Miss Maude Adella
Easton and Mr.. Harry Morse Thatcher
| was brilliant event last night at the
! Eastern Presbyterian Church, the pastor
Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton. performing
| the ceremony for his daughter. The plat
| form and reading desk We're massed with
chrysanthemums and palms. Messrs. l..
NJ. Ihayer, Roland ROderick, z. G. House
and NJ. A. kettler were the ushers, and
upon the arrival of the bridal party led the
way to the platform. Miss Easton, the
| maid of honor, was gowned in a dainty
| light blue silk trimmed with white lace
she carried pink roses, as did the flower
girl the little niece of the BRIDE Lillian
Nerbrycke who wore a pretty white frock,
The bride was escorted by her father. who
rl1ir
the head of the aisle The latter was ac-
companied by Mr.. A G.. Bishop as best
man, and assisting DIR. Easton in the cere-
mony was Rev ]. r. Verbrycke, his SON
white satin trimmed with pearl passemen-
terie. She carried large bouquet of bride
roses. The reception which followed at the
residence of Dr. and Mrs. Easton was at
tended by a large company, including
among others, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Radcliffe
Rev. Dr. and Mrs T.. De Witt Talmage
Mrs. ]. R. Verbrycke, Mr.. Russell Yer
brycke, Mr. and Mrs. 1. B. Thatcher Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Thatcher, Mr.. A. H. Thatch-
er, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Ceilings, Miss Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ramsay, Mr.
and Mrs. Long of Takoma Park, Miss Hull
of Brunswick, N. j., and Mrs. ]. R. Knox
of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher left
last night for northern trip and will be
at home after November 10.
The Misses DalZell entertained a number
of their friends at their home on Pennsyl.
vania avenue at a Halloween party.
Miss Carrie NJ. Stage of 14th street has
changed her residence to 1887 Rhode Is
| land avenue.
street a Halloween party was given last
| evening. The reception hall was artiSucalll
decorated with flowers, plants and autumn
leaves. Many Halloween games were en-
| joyed, and the souvenirs in the fortune
cake" caused much laughter and merri'
ment. Later refreshments We're served.
A very pretty wedding ceremony was
performed at high noon yesterday at Wal
dorf. Md. Mr.. George 7. Smith OF this
city and Miss Lola NJ. Sasscer of Waldorf
ingly gowned in white organde over taf.
feta and carried bride roses. She was
given away by her brother, DIR. p. Z. Sass
Ger. and was attended by her sister, Miss
Irva Sasscer. The best man was Mr.. AL
fred N. Smith, brother of the groom. There
was a large crowd present, including many
from Washington.
Miss Trey was hostess for a mirthfu
crowd of young people at her home or
Capitol Hill last night. Games and dane
ing were followed by jolly Halloween
mystery supper. The guests We're Miss
Matte Trey, Maud Wagner, Sadie Mathews
Walter Trey, Sadie Gard, John Bucking
ham, Daisy Rothwell, Ella Wagner, Ernes,
Gard. Lillian Wagner, Frank Montgomery
Minnie Hunter, Denza Matthews, anG
Messrs. Schoonmaker, Refs and Butler.
The annual meeting of the Army Can
ton Flannel Society," will be held at the
residence of Mrs r. c. Parker 1922 2lsr
street, Friday, November 2 at II O'Clock
All army ladies cordially invited to attend
Misses Buelah and Rena Herbert of 215 It'll
street southeast gave a Halloween party
last evening at their home. The evenins
was spent in games, vocal and instrumental
music and dancing, after which all ad
journed to the dining room to partake o
refreshments. In large cake containing
gold ring the prize was won by Mr. Adams
Among those present were: Miss Estellt
Herbert, Misses Schroeder and Davis, ant
Messrs Robinson, Turner, Proctor, Roakes
Dick, Wallard and Adams.
Mrs. Henry Turner Harrison of College
Park Md, will be at home Fridays in No
vember and December.
DR.. and Mrs. Marcus Benjamin have gone
to the Hot Springs and New Orleans for &
visit