The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-07
MISS LENA ADELEf MllPPAY
BRIDE OF FREDERICK E. HODGE
Wedding Takes Place in
Home Of Prof. and Mrs.
H. c. Murray.
Will Live on Bryant Street
After Their Return
From Trip.

Miss Lena AdeIee Murray, daughter
iof Prof. and Mrs. r. Clay Murray, and
Frederick Elliot Hodge. son Of Capt
A l. Hodge, were married last evening
at O'Clock in the home of the brides
parents on Massachusetts avenue north
east. large gathering of relatives and
friends attended the ceremony. which
was performed by the Rev. E. Hez
Sven
The entire lower floor of the house
was decorated with palms and ferns and
the bridal party stood before an i'm
Provised altar of palms and white flow
q IN the bay window of the drawing
room during the ceremony. Red roses
and dahlas formed the decorations in
the adjoining parlor The di1ing-room
WAS adorned with goldenrod and au-
tumn foliage.
Miss LeonoTa L. Neither played the
Mendelssohn wedding music for the
entrance Of the bridal party and during
the ceremony 20 Believe Me, IL All
These Endearing Young Charms" and
20. Promise Ne"
Miss Murray, who was given in mar
r1age by her father, wore a hand-em-
broidered princess gown of white duch-
ess satin with yoke and sleeves OF
duchess lace Her bridal bouquet was
shower Of white carnations. Her only
ornament was a pearl necklace.
Mrs. William H. Murray. sister-in-
law of the bride, who was the matron
Of honor. wore a princess gown of pale
blue chiffon cloth. hand-embfoidered
and carried yellow chrysanthenums.
William H. Murray acted as best man
for Mr. Hodge
A reception followed the ceremony at
which Mrs Murray, mother of the bride
assisted in receiving the guests wear
ing handsome gown OF old rose sill,
Mrs. A. T. Hodge. stepmother of the
bridegroom, wore a toilette of black
velvet, made princess and trimmed with
rose point lace.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Burton a
Hodge, OF Boston. brother and sister
in-law Of the bridegroom: and Mrs.
Iiattle wright. also. of Boston. a cousin
After Northern bridal trip Mr.. ane
MIS- HodSe VIII be at home al 1856 Bry-
ant street after November Is. Mrs.
Hodge Travelled in a mOdish suit of blue
rajah with hat Of the sare shade.
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Holbrook-Stanley.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage OF Miss Josephine Stanley and
Capt Willard a. Holbrook, Fifth Caval-
ry, L. s. A. The ceremony took place
yesterday at Atlantic City and Captain
and Mrs Holbrook have gone for
bridal trip to Mexico. They will sail
on the November transport for Homo
lulu. where Captain HolbrCOk has been
ordered for duty, and expect "a spend
the interim travelling.
Mrs. HOlbrOok is the daugflt 81 Of the
late Brlgadler General Stanley, former
~ governor of the Soldiers Home. and
a sister Of Mrs David J. Rumbaugh,
wife OF Lieutenant Colonel Rumbaugh,
T. S. A, and Of Major David s. Stanley,
L. s. A, both of Washington.
Invitations have been issued b.; Mr..
and Mrs G. G. Anderson, OF $40 y
st rect northwest, FOR the marriage OF
their daughter, Anna Margaret, to
chester Morrill, The wedding will take
place "Wednesday. evening. October 20
at o'clock, in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Col and Mrs. T. H. Alexander have
gone for trip to the Paeifle coast
Miss Helen Wilson viii be the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. James Maxwell Du-
rant, at Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase
Md, until her departure Tor europe
ria,,t col and Mrs. David J. Rum
baugh have given up the house at li-i
= Street. which they have occupied for
a year or two. and have taken the
house. l702 O street.
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Torrey-Trescot.
Wednesday, November 10, is the date
selected for the marriage Of Miss Eliz-
abeth Trescot, daughter Of Mrs. Steph-
Ell Trescot. to Lieut. Philip H. TorTey.
L. 6. M. c.. whose engagement was
announced last spring
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Wilson announce