Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

Starr of Philadelphia, have been an
nounced
The ceremony will take place October
-. at 4 o'clock in ST Thomas Church.
9Th avenue and sd street, New York
city, and will be followed by recep-
ton at the Plaza.
The officiating clergymen will be the
Rt. Rev. Lucian kinsolving, Bishop OF
Brazil, his brother. the Ri. Rev. Arthur
Kinsolving OF Baltimore. both cousins
OF the Bride, and the Rev. DR.. e NJ. Stires,
rector of the church Fairfax Ayres,
the brides brother, will give her in mar
riage. She will have no attendants. Mr..
Starts best man will be his brother
James Starr OF Philadelphia, and the
ushers selected are Theodore Ducoing
Starr. another brother; John Walter
Fairfax. uncle of the bride; Arthur
l.. Wheeler, Walter T.. Wheeler John
Wagner, Henry H. Stout. Lewis III. Par
sons and Martin V. Bergen.
This will be the first large wedding
held in the newly completed st. Thomas
Church, the old structure having been
burned in 1895. Miss Ayres, who is a
niece of Henry Fairfax of Oak Hill, Va
of Lindsay Fairfax of Lenox, Hamilton
A. Fairfax of New York and of John
Walter Fairfax, is member of the old
Fairfax family OF Virginia through her
father, who died several years ago.
Miss aMry Harrison Richie, youngest
daughter of the late Chief Judge John
Ritchie of Frederick, Nd, and Justus Lu-
mott of Baltimore will be married at All
Saints Episcopal Church, Frederick.
Wednesday, November 5. Owing to a re-
cent death in the prospective groom S
family the wedding will be quiet, no in
vitations having been issued. Miss Richie
is sister of Mrs. Donald Mclean of
New York and Mrs. u. Charles Wine
brenner and Mrs, Samuel Grafton Duvall
of Frederick.
The altar of Christ Church was banked
with clusters of longihorum lilies Tor the
marriage of Miss Charlotte Campau,
daughter of the late Alexander M. Cam
pau. and Alexander M. COPELAND. which
took place recently in Detroit The bride
and her family are well known in this
city DR.. Horatio Brown played the Hun
garian wedding march and the guests IN
Guided members of the oldest families
tended and the betrothal was given at
the foot of the chancel steps by Rt.
Rev. G. Mott Williams of Marquette and
the ceremony of marriage was performed
by Rev William d. MaxOn. Bishop VIII
liams pronounced tile blessing. Mrs.
Frederick Trowbridge Sibley, sister OF
Miss Campau, gave her in marriage. The
hride's gown was of dark blue duvetyn
with collar of sable and a small velvet
hat in the same tone with ostrich tips
TO harmonic Her flowers were lilies OF
the valley and lavender orchids. Mr.. and
Mrs COPELAND left for an eastern trip
which will include Boston. where Mr.
Copland's daughter, Miss Marie COPELAND.
is in college.
Miss Frances Josephine Bingham,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ
Ringha,n of st. Paul, Mimi, has chosen
october 80 as the date for her wedding
10 Lieut.. william Horace Hobson, 9th
United States Infantry, stationed at Fort
Thomas. Ky. Owing to the recent death
of her grandmother, the ceremony VIII
he very simple one with only imme-
date relatives in attendance. Miss Bling
hams maternal grandfather was John
s. Prince. pioneer banker, and her pater-
nal grandfather was the late Brig. Gen.