Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-20

w H. Alleyne of the British army. who
had arrived in Detroit from Bermuda a
few days in advance of their proposed
wedding date. There was no public an
nouncement of yesterdays ceremony. At
about ) O'Clock the young people drove
up to the county court house I'm q motor
car. hurried to the clerks office, obtained
marriage license, and then FASTENED to
the First Presbyterian Church. Another
motor car containing Mrs. Newberry. ac-
companied them With .niss Newberry
and Mr.. Brooks were w. j. Gray, jr..
who was TO act best man. and Miss
Marjorie Mellish, a girl friend of the
bride, who was TO be bridesmaid.
The Rev. Joseph a. Vance was wait
ing at the church. He had been notified
OF the ceremony only a short time be-
fore There was no one to give the
bride away. The ceremony was the
simplest possible. Then the bride and
driven to steamship pier. where they
boarded the City Of Cleveland for
Buffalo. 1t is believed they are on their
way TO New York
There was a touching and significant
incident at the church AS the we'd
ding was concluded it was noticed that
Mrs. Newberry was softly weeping.
Mr.. Vance said to her: Your daughter
is one of the bravest girls in the world
to do as she did, one girl In a thou
sand"
Mrs. Newberry was responsible for
the separation OF her daughter from
young Brooks last winter. II is said.
Mr.. Newherry. accarding to news adj
vices, is in Chicago attending the con-
vention.
Miss Elizabeth Redman Willis. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moore Will
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William Adams Hodgman, U. s. N.
were married last evening at ST.
Marks Episcopal Cburch. Pleasantville.
n. j.. by the Rev. c. NJ. Niles. rector Of
The Church OF the Ascension, Atlantic
City.
Miss Willis was attended by Mrs.
Robert C. Giffen of Saratoga. n. Y. a
sister Of the bride. as matron Of honor.
and Miss Anne Harris OF Philadelphia
maid Of sh honor nsF
of Washington. Miss Jean Robinson of
Shippensburg. Miss Virginia Geist OF
Pittsburgh and Miss Priscilla Magoun
of Haddonfield. Miss Kathryn l.. A.
Willis and Miss Marjorie Geist were
flower girls.
Ensign Edward J. Blakeslee. L. S. n.
was best man. and the ushers were Ed
ward Thomas Willis, Ensign Robert r.
NJ Emmett 7. s y; Ensign Earl W.
Giffen. L. s. N. and Paymaster Ed
ward f. Goodhue. L. S. \.
Mrs. Williams. wife of Col. John r.
Williams. and their daughters. Dorothy
and Frances, will sail June 29 to spend
the summer abroad.
The Misses Timlow. 1910 Scott circle,
left yesterday for the summer. which
they will spend at Lake Champlain.
\ pretty wedding took place last
night. when Miss Florence Shopland.
daughter of Mrs Georgiana Shopland
became the bride of Mr.. Henry Frank
lin A1lwine.
The ceremony was performed at
o'clock at the Eastern Presbyterian
Church by the Rev. j. c. Elliot.
An effective decoration of pink roses
and palms filled the chanceL
The bride was escorted by her
brother-in-la Mr.. Oscar S. Knabe.
and wore a gown of white silk null
with tulle veil caught with lilies of
the valley Her bouquet was Of bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Katherine Allwine. Sister of the
groom. and Miss Mamie Adams were
the bridesmaids. They wore gowns Of
y>hite marquisote over satin, trimmed
satin.
Their bouquets were OF bridesmaid
roses.
Mr.. Ernest Allwine. brother of the
groom. was the peSt man, ana the usnerS
were Mr.. Martin Allwine. Mr.. Edward S.
Allwine, brothers of the groom; Mr..
James Austin and Dr. Melville Esln.
An informal reception followed at the
home of the brides mother, which was
decorated with pink roses and ferns. Mrs.
Shopland. the brides mother. wore black
satin and Mrs. Allwine, mother of the
groom. blue crepe meteor.
Late last night Mr.. and Mrs. Allwine
left for their bridal trip, the latter wear
;vr f,<,x limo Of whit
Upon their return they will reside at
l124 E street northeast.
A wedding occurred at the residence
of Mr.. Dellwood Elliott, 2505 ed
street northeast. yesterday afternoon.
when his daughter. Miss Anna Louise
Elliott. was united in marriage TO MIR.
Fred j. Rose. The bride and groom
of beautiful gifts. prominent among
which was a handsome silver service
from the clerks of the mail and record
division of the office of the chief Of
engineers. Y. s. A.. where the groom
be at home 25o5 22d street northeast.
after July 1.
Coincident with the foregoing was
tire wedding of Harold B. Sanders and
Miss Hattie Darden at kosciusko.
Miss, yesterday morning. The groom
is employed in the mail and record di-
vision of the office of the chief OF engi-
neers, L. S. A., and was the recipient
of a handsome gift in silver from his
fellow clerks. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders
will go to Europe for tour of the con-
tinent
Mr. George ". c. Lancaster has return
ed from the University of Pennsylvania
A lawn fete for the benefit of the new
Catholic church at Washington Heights.
of which Rev. Thomas A. Walsh is pas
tor, will be held this evening and Friday
evening on the st. Paurs lawn, V street
between 18th and 18th streets northwest.
Sailing today aboard the steamship
Cleveland for Plymouth. Cherbourg and
Hamburg, from Washington, were the
following: DIR. and Mrs. J. c. Boyd Miss
Alice w Boyd. Master w. w. Boyd. Miss
A. NJ Carroll Fraulein Lena Maleike.
Mrs. r. l.. Keyser. Miss A. X. keyser.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Heurich, Miss
Anita Heinrich. Miss Karla Heurich. Mr..
Christian Heurich, jr.. Mrs. E. Q. Smith
and Miss ID. Q. Smith.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.