Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-28

Richard Emory Parker, 1898 Rhode Is
land avenue northwest Mr.. Workman Is
now in New York. where he viii be Joined
by his bride within short time.
The marriage. announcement OF which
came as surprise to the many friends
of the former Miss Parker, was an elope-
ment planned to avoid the Formally OF a
church wedding. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Frederick K!rkus. pastor
of Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
Wilmington.
Mrs. Workman. although very young.
has earned reputation one of WASH
attracted attention last winter in the
leading role in THE College Hero pre-
scented for week at the Columbia.
Miss Alice PLACER and Mr.. ID. L. Crit
fifth were married at Rockville, Nd. Sat
urday last. Miss Ruth PLACER. the bride s
sister. and Mr.. Wagner attended the cou-
pie. who We're given supper at the Co
lumbia Turnverein last evening. Among
those present were Miss Clara PLACER,
Miss Ruth PLACER. Miss Rena NJ. Reed.
Mrs. w. d. Outlaugh, Miss Rose Ander-
son, Mrs. r. Bausum. Mrs. Albertus
Clarke, Mrs. G. w. Wexford. Mr.. G. w.
Wexford, Mr.. r. bowling. Mr. G: w.
Wagner. Mr.. Frank Cameron, Mr. w. ID.
Outiaugh, Mr. A. F. Jardin, Mr.. Billie
Bausum. MIR. Albertus Clarke, Mr.. Earl
o. Griffith, Mr.. Edgar NJ. Leaman and Mr..
George A. Talbot.
Mrs. Hoke Smith and Misses Lucy and
Callie Hoke Smith left Atlanta yesterday
for this city. where they will occupy their
new nome, recently purchased by Senator
Smith. Mrs. Ronald Ransome accom-
panied them and will be the guest of
her parents, Senator and Mrs. Smith,
for some time.
Mann officiated at the wedding Saturday,
at noon. at Trinity Church, Boston. of
Miss Helen Chandler and Mr.. Herbert
Hustis Winlock of this city. Miss Ethel
Chandler was her sisters maid Of honor.
and the bridesmaids were the Misses
Mary Bowditch. Priscilla Reynolds and
Ellen Dalton of Boston. Anne Henshaw
of Providence and Alice Daland, a cousin
of the bride. and Mary Murray Kay of
BrOokline.
The bride, who was given away by
her father, Prof. Francis Ward Chand-
Ter. was in white satin. The bodice, al
most entirely of duchesse lace. was fin
ished with a Robespierre collar. The
tule veil was fastened with orange bios
SONS, and the shower bouquet was Of
lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids were
in rose pink satin with lace and chiffon
and dark brown hats. The maid Of honor
was similarly gowned, excepting that the
coloring of the dress was pale blue.
Mr. Winlock. the son of Prof. and Mrs
William Crawford WinlOck of this city.
graduated from Harvard in 'O6. and
his best man, Mr.. Henry Daland Chand-
ler the brother of the bride, was a class
mate. The ushers, Messrs. Oric Bates
and w. Armstrong Clark of Boston, Jo-
seph Fl. Breck and Parker Morse Hooper
of New York. Morton L. Newhall OF
Germantown. Pa; c. Dana Loomis OF
EnglewOod. n. j.: John Lee HolcOmbe OF
the United States Army. Harold W.
Pierce of Milton, Robert WheeINfght OF
Jamaica Plain and Howard Turner OF
Cambridge, were most of them class
mates also.
After the ceremony there was a recep-
ton at the home of Prof. and Mrs
Chandler on Marlboro street. Mr.. and
Mrs. WinlOck are to make their home
for the present at Luxor. Upper Egypt
where the former is engaged in research
| work for the Metropolitan Art Museum
of New York.
Miss Catherine Lay Howe and Miss
Sarah Willard Howe have returned from
| a sOjOurn at Point of Rocks, Md. where
| they enjoyed the rest and quiet Of farm
| life.