Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-15
will be DR. Arthur NJ. Trivett. Mr.. ]. A.
Griesbauer, jr., DR.. Daniel Mattingly and
Mr.. Frank G. Fayorite

will be DR.. Arthur M Trivett. Mr. ]. A:
Griesbauer, jr., Dr. Daniel Mattingly and
Mr.. Frank G. Favorite.-
Miss Grace May wilson and Mr.. Edward
Newton Hopewell were married Wednesday
last by Rev. George c. Bacon. pastor or
Douglass Memorial Church, at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Car
tel Wilson, 907 + street northeast. The
rooms were deliberately decorated with
ferns and pink roses, a bower of palms be-
ing arranged under which the bridal party
stood during the ceremony. well-selected
program of music was played by Mr.. w. j.
Weber during the arrival of the guests and
the couple entered to the strains of the
wedding chorus from Lohengrin, the Men,
delSSohn wedding March" being played at
the close of the ceremony. The wedding
dress was of white silk null and the bride
carried a bouquet of bride roses and lilies
of-the-valley. Mrs. w. F. Elliott, sister of
the bride, was the matron of honor, and
gowned in pink silk null and carried
Ia France roses. The going away gown was
a tailor-made suit of mauve broadcloth.
Mr.. w. F. Elliott was best man. Breakfast
was served after the ceremony and the
couple left Immediately for a trip north.
The bride was a member of the 1901 grad
uating class of the Business High School.
She is good musician, playing the leading
violin in the Rebew Orchestra, we'll
doing very acceptable work on the piano.
The bridegroom, formerly of Edinburg, Va,
is graduate of the Georgetown Law
School, having been a member of the 1906
class. He was president of his second-year
class. He is a violinst and composer of
ability and is concert master of the Rebew
orchestra Among those present at the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hopewell
of Edinburg, Va, parents of the bride
groom; DR.. Hopewell of Strasburg, Va,
brother; Miss May Hopewel of Roanoke,
Va. and Miss Agnes Hopewell Of Washing
ton; Mrs B. ]. Conner and Mrs. S. S. Os
borne. aunts OF the bridegroom: Miss Helen
wilson, sister of the bride, and Miss Lettie
larnall of Phoenixville, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs
hopewell will be at home to their friends
after October l in their apartment at the
LaVinla, 61S F street northeast.
DR.. and Mrs. Borden have returned to
the city after having spent the summer at
thelr country place on Lake Ontario. They
Will be at 1929 kalorama avenue until Sep
tember %. when they will leave for San
francisco to take the transport Sherman
sailing for Manila October ).
Tuesday evening last a bus party left
the home of Miss Gertrude Perry 7l5 9th
street southwest for Mrs. William Bladen's
residence, Takoma Park, Mr.. and Mrs j
D. Williams acting chaperons. The lawn
and porches were decorated with japanese
lanterns. During the first part of the even
ing the young people played games. which
terminated with dance. Later in the
evening supper was served. Among those
present Were Misses Gertrude Perry Eliza
beth Shading. Mary and Annie Ballenger
Mabel Thrift; Rose Culligan Martha Hell
ton. Breal Maggie Buckley. and Messrs
f. Ba rson, w. Pates. F. Wynkoop Tay-
Tor, Garner, E: Weaver, Mckle. F. Will
iams, B. Harding, " Soper, c. Baden
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Schnaitman will
give complimentary dance at their studio
at the residence of Mrs r. L. Bear. 1872
l street northwest Saturday evening, Sep
tenber Il. All former pupils and friends
will be made welcome
DR.. and Mrs. n. E. Webb and Mr.. and
MRS. VIII H. Harmer of Capitol Hill have
lantic City.
The I'd Battalion of Engineers will give it's
nrst dance or the season at Washington
barracks next Wednesday evening