The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-09
Notable NuptiaIs OF The Week
ConsiabIe-Evans; Carter-Hopkins /;
Pery-Hopkins; ferguson Shall
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\ notable McuumS, IOOKcd forward to
with muCu inlvILs. III town ana count! I,
SoclaI-cIrclcs, was tnat Ol MI. ALBEIT
COnslaU' Gnu MISS Emmy Evans, III
klkton Presbyterian Onurcn, at !
clOcK ON cuncsuay evening" he
churcn was eNqulslcIy uccuia'cu lOr
the occasion, ana was llilcu WITH guests
IRON many pUints, the pea sohaI popu-
ldrlly vi the contracting parties ana
the social LiOLl.nCncc Ol lnclr reapcc-
live families tAlunS WIuc interest III
the ceremony
The bride entered the churcn with
her tatner, " IrIdm >. Evans, Loq., 10
the strains Ol McnucIssOnn > NcuulilS
Nlarcn, played by MIS-. J. FRANK rraIef
upon the nne organ. / he Drlue wore
all elegant Wnltc IrlnccSs gown OF
chiffon pUpln with ven Ul WIllc tune
and carried a ilnc bouquet OF Drlue
roses. Her sister, Mrs. Ncglnad Con
stable was malrUn Ol honor, SuMncd
III WnlIc SATIN ana carrying plnN roses.
The maids OF nOnOr were Miss Mar!
Lee thompson, OF Austin, lcNaS, and
Miss Alice frazer, OF EIKtOn, COUSIN
OF tie ETlue. lncy were SOWncu III
wash cLl1On, with plnN SlfulcS, ana
carried p,llh roses. Inc usllcfa were
Alessrs. marry ana FRANK NlgSs, Ol
Baltimore, Nlllam T.. Mcrculn, OF
New Ork, James J. Arcncr, ul Bel
Air, and Stanuly Evans ana llcnry l..
Constable, Ot Elkton. Inc BRIDE and
attenuants were met al the mead uI
the aisle by the groom and best man,
his brother, JOnn u. Constable. Inc
ceremony was performed by the BRIDE
pastor, Kcv. John McEmoylc.
With the close OF the services the
bridal party ailL guests gathered at
the residence oi the brlues parents on
North street, where Mr. and Mrs. Con-
stable received congratulations from
their many friends, who viewed with
interest the large array Ol elegant sou
NenIrs Ol the happy occasion bestowed
upon the latter. Guests were present
from Washington, BALTIMORE, " lining
ton, ElktOn, ana other points III Cccll
and elsewhere. Upon their return
from their wedding trip, MIR. and Mrs.
Constable will occupy the spacious
Torbcrt residence on East Nam street,
which the former recently purchased
and has had renovated. The bride IS
the Youngest daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
Evans ant charming and popular
member OF ElktOn younger social set.
The grOO mis- the youngest son Ot the
late Albert Constable, and an able
member Oi the Cecil Bar
Garter. hopkins
The marriage oi Mr. David Thomas
Garter, OF Mt. Washington, and Miss
Mary Rowland Hopkins, which took
place in St James Church, Port De
post, at hali-past four o'clock on
Thursday afternoon was attended by
many guests from Baltimore, Cations
willie and other points an dtrom various
sections OF the county. Rev. J. Wilson
Sutton, the rector OF St. James Off
ciated, Miss Lucy Ciapp, oi Port De
post, a cousin OF the bride, was maid
OF honor, gowned in faint yellow silk
null, in princesse style, with hat OF
rice straw with white plumes and roses
matching the robe. Miss Mabel Car
ter, sister OF the groom, was brides
maid in gown OF white embroidered
null. with hat to match. Both car
ried bouquets OF corn colored sweet
peas. The brides gown was OF ivory
chiffon satin, with hand-cmbroidered
panels and trimmed with duchesse lace.
Her veil was OF tulle, under coronet
OF orange blossoms, and her bouquet
was a shower one OF bride roses. MIR.
Lawrence West was best man. The
ushers were Messrs. +. Griswod The
lin and Frank G.. Patterson, of Mt.
Washington; w. Champlin Robinson,
of Baltimorc Richard p. Baer, OF
Catonsville, and George Ross Hopkins
and Frank w. Clapp, OF Port Deposit,
The decorations OF the church and
brides home were elaborate, following
the scheme of white and yellow of the
attire OF the attendants.
The ceremony was followed by a
largely attended reception, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cabecn Hopkins, who
gave a dinner to the bridal party, at
the Baltimore Country Club, on We'd
nesday night. preceded by one given
by the groom to the ushcrs and other
friends on Monday night and another
to him on Tuesday evening, at the
same place. Mr.. and Mrs Carter are
now on an extended wedding trip.
They will occupy a charming bungalow
at Troutdale in the southwest Virginia
mountains The groom is a son of Mr..
and Mrs John NJ Carter, Of Mt Wash
ington, Md, and has large lumber in
tercstS. The souvenirs rendered the
bride were many, tasteful and elegant
Perry Hopkins
Mr.. Lyman Tiffany Perry, formerly
OF New York. and MISS Elizabeth
Worthington Hopkins, only daughter
of DR. and Mrs W. Worthington Hon
kins, were married in St. Johns
Church, Havre de Grace, on Satur-
day evening. by the rector Rev. Fred
erick Humphrey. Egbert Perry. of
New York, the grooms brother, was
best man They met the bride. who
was given awav by her father, at the
chancel rail Miss Juliet Sara Knight
and Miss Grace Shaw, of New York,
cousins Of the bride, were the brides
maids Misses Dorothy Vandver and
Katherine Hilles Greenway were flow
er girls. The ushers were Langdon
Perry, of Schnectady, Frank Perry, of