Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-07
CUPID'S WILLING VICTIMS
A SOUTHERN MAN CAPTURES
ANNAPOLIS BRIDE.
The Hodges Hodges Wedding Cere-
mony At ST Anne's-Fash
ionable Evening
Wedding.

| Annapolis and Naval Academy society
than Miss Elizabeth Jamison Hodges.
whose wedding to Mr. William Lem.
mon Hodges, of Atlanta. Ga, will
take place tonight at O'Clock at st.
Anne's Church.
That Southern gentleman should
have captured such a popular Young
| lady of Annapolis is a surprise to
many, and the groom is subject to
| hearty congratulation. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. James Harwood
| Hodges, of this city, and grand.
daughter of the late o. O. Jamison.
president of the Bank of Baltimore
for many years. The groom was for.
merly a Baltimorean and is related to
the Lennon family, an old Maryland
| family.
The church has been beautifully
decorated with golden rod, sprays of
which adorn the altar and chancel
rails. and the pews either side of the
middle aisle. Potted palms are placed
inside the ohanoel and the effect is
very pleasing The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Joseph p. Nc
Oomas, rector of st. Anne's. The or
ganist, Mr.. George Thompson Will
Jams, will play Andane in ID, Silas
and Spring Song by Mendelsohn, pre-
ceding the ceremony, and the bridal
party Will enter to the strains of Lohen-
grin's wedding march. During the
ceremony the organist will play Mel
odie in +, Rubenstein, and as the re-
cessional he will play Mendelssonn' s
wedding march.
The bride will be given away by
her brother, Mr.. Charles Harwood
Hodges, Of New York, with whom
she will enter the church The groom
and his best man, Mr.. Eugene Har-
wood Hodges, OF New York city, will
meet the bride at the chancel. The
ushers will be Messrs. William Bell
Wood, of Parkersburg, W. Va John
Mason Jamison Hodges, of New York.
brother of the bride Allan Craig Dcd-
son, of Bethlehem, Pa. j. Giryin
Peters. of Baltimore, attached to the
Bureau of Forestry, Washington, d
O. John Fife Symington, of s.. of
Baltimore, and Ernest t. Armstrong,
of Baltimore. All of the ushers except
the BRIDES brother are members of
the Delta Phi Fraternity, to which
the groom belongs. The ushers will
be in full evening dress.
The matron of honor will be Mrs.
William Sherman Van Loan, of New
York, sister of the bride, and the
bridesmaid Misses Helen Kincaid, of
Portsmouth, daughter of Commander
Kincaid, U. ). N. Marion Dawson,
of Alexandria, Va; Nancy MoClel-
land, of Washington. ID. O.. and
Evelyn Worthington, Lucy and Lila
Claude, of Annapolis, daughters of
DR.. w. Clement Claude. The BRIDES
gown is handsome white satin mouse
line embroidered in wild roses. A
panel of these flowers and buds in
raised silk with petals of the same
material as the dress extending from
the waist to the hem of the skirt and
around to the end of the long traine.
The waist is of duchess lace with
corsage of orange blossoms She will
wear a tulle veil to the end of her
traine, caught in the hair with natur-
al orange blossoms that have been
sent by friend in Florida, and also
orange blossoms worn by her mother
at her wedding. The brides only or
naments will be rare old pearls, a
family fieir loom. She will carry a
shower bouquet of bride roses.
The matron of honor will wear white
silk crepe with yoke of old lace and
pearl ornaments and will carry Mar
chal Neil roses, and the bridesmaids
will all wear white sun plated mouse
line over white silk, with accordian
plated waists, in which will be a
yoke of Irish lace with Dutch neck
effect The bridesmaids will carry
Marchal Neil roses. The BRIDES
mother will wear black lace over
white silk. The color scheme of the
wedding is white and yellow. After
the ceremony reception for the imme-
diate family and the bridal party will
be held at the residence of Mrs Eu-
gene Worthington, Duke of Gloucester
street. Here the oolois will also be
white and yellow and the old colonial
house is profusely decorated with
golden rod and heather.
Assisting Mrs. Hodges and Mrs
Worthington to receive will be Mrs
Thompson King, Miss Ellen jenkins
and Miss Mamie Stookett. Kaiser
will be the caterer. Tue bride and
groom will leave on a special train at
8. 30 O'Clock for a wedding trip North
and will later go to a bungalo in the
mountains of Georgia before taking
up their residence at Atlanta, where
the groom is an electricaiengineer and
is superintendent for the Georgia Con-
struotion Company Fhe bride comes
of one Of the Oldest Maryland families
and is handsome brunette She is
one or the most popua girls In the
Naval Academy smartset. She received
over two hundred presents, among
which is a handsome silver punch
bowl from the officers at the Marine
Barracks, Naval Academy. and a sill
yer loving cup from the members of
the groom's fraternity, the Delta Phi
fraternity. Several checks for neat
sums of money were also among the
gifts. The groom is q very popular
club man and is a member of the fol-
lowing clubs: Piedmont Driving
Club, Atlanta; Atlantic Athletic Club,
Atlanta; Crescent Athletic Club,
Brooklyn; Engineer Club, New York
Markham Club, Philadelphia Uni.
versity Barge Club. Philadelphia; st.
Elmo Club, Philadelphia; Delta Phi
Fraternity, American Institute Of
EIectri cal Engineers, Junior Cotillon
Club, Baltimore. The groom present
ed the hest man aud ushers with hand.
some gold cuff buttons
Some of the out-of- town guests at
the wedding who have arrived are
Mrs. Cheston and the Misses Cheston.
of West River, Mr. j. Lipman How
ard, the Misses Howard, of South
River; Mrs. Williams and the Misses