Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-16
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Miss Hill said that she and Mr. Alsop.
accompanied by his sons. after securing
marriage license. proceeded to Trinity
Church. where the knot was tied. Mrs.
John j. Hill, mother Of the bride. who
has also been living at the Hotel Latham.
was not present at the wedding because
OF illness. The couple will. it was said.
leave In q day or two on q wedding trip,
probably in the south.
Miss Hill first became known great sur
prise was expressed by their friends be-
cause of the difference in their ages.
Mr. Alsop moved to Washington after
large estate on Lake Toxaway in North
Carolina. He has brother. the Rev.
DR.. Reese F. Alsop, living in Brooklyn.
The couple first met in Washington. Ca,
| where the bride formerly lived.
Miss Marion Allison, a daughter Of Col.
James N. Allison, L. s. A., and a grand
daughter Of the late Judge ]. W. Whalley
of Portland, Ore. was married to Lieut..
Jacob Earl Fickel. Z. s. A, in the Church
of St Cornelius the Centurion on Govern
ors Island. N. Y, Yesterday afternoon.
the Rev. Edmund Banks Smith. the rector
of the church and a chaplain in the
United States Army. officiating.
The bride entered the church with her
father, who gave her away. Her gown
was Of white satin brocade. trimmed with
duchess lace, the waist entirely covered
4 with point and duchess lace. A veil OF
tulle gathered by a coronet Of orange
blossoms fell over a long court train. She
carried a bouquet of white roses tied with
tiny white ribbon. Among the bride
ornaments was a diamond necklace. the
gift of her godmother, Mrs. J. l.. Fowler
of California.
Miss Evelyn Jackson of Montclair, a
student at Wellesley College. was maid
Of honor The bridesmaids were the
Misses Katherine Andrews. daughter
of Col. George Andrews. Z. S. A; Dor
othy Simpson. daughter OF Maj. w: u
Simpson. U. S. A.; Carita Spencer of New
York and Marjorie Allison of Allentown
They were dressed alike in gowns OF pale
blue chiffon over pink satin. Their hats
were Of white lace crowned with PINK
taffeta and they carried bouquets OF
Killarney roses.
Immediately after the wedding cere'
mony there was reception In Corbin
Hall, the clubhouse Of Governors Island
After a short southern trip Lieut. and
where he is stationed.
The Misses Gaskins of Goth street north
| west were the hostesses at q delightful
| valentine party the evening OF fepruar!
| IA. The rooms were prOfusely decorated
| with hearts and cupids, the table deco
| rations being especially beautiful.
Cupid's post Office, novel way OF IN
Producing the guests. was very much en-
| joyed At 10 o'clock each gentleman
chose his partner from heart-shapee
frame for the march to the dining room
Immediately before refreshments were
served Mr.. and Mrs. Gaskins announced
the engagement of their sister, Miss Edns
Mae Collins, to Mr.. William r. Dickin
son Of New York city. Some OF those
| present were the Misses F. Cornwell. ID
| Hegarty, Della and Ethel Rhodes. Angela
| Simonton, Marie Osborne. Ada Hinzen
Margaret Weaver. Anna and Agnes Gas
| kins and Rita Ashburn. the Messrs. v
| Daily, D. F'arr, ]. Bentley, III. Brusius
w. Smith, George Barry. III. Ramsdell
w. Feely. Charles Fisher, J. Healy. Frank
Clancy, D. Beane, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gaskins, Rev. Father John NJ. Mcnamara
and Joseph T. Lennon.