Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-15
PRETTY WEDDING AT
FIRST N. {. CHURCH
Western Man Takes An Annapolis
Girl for Wife.
yALITON-HOPKINS NUPTIALS.
Governors Little Son One Of the
Ribbon Bearers Handsome
Wedding Ceremony.

One OF the sweetest and most dig
nifed wedding ceremonies ever cele-
brated IN the First Methodist Episco-
pal Church was that last evening at s
o'clock. which made Miss ROsamond
RidgWay Hopkins. youngest daught
er OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry j. Hopkins.
of this city. the wife of Mr. llihot Jean
Walton. Of Phillipshurg Mont
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor. the Rev. Or. Walter Gelston
Mcneil. The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. the president Of
the Farmers National Bank. and Chief
Clerk in the Comptroller's Office.
The church never looked prettier,
Bowers OF palms and ferns banked the
altar and pulpit. and gladiolas were
used in profusion. Soidewitz was the
florist. and the taste OF floral art was
evidenced both at the church and at
the home of the bride. where a recep-
tion was held following the church
ceremony
Previous "a the marriage service.
Mis- Virginia G.. Blackhead. of the
Peabody Conservatory of Music Bal
timore. played q selected program ON
the pipe orEan.aud as the bridal party
entered. under the organists delicate
but artistic touch. the Bridal Chorus
from Lohengrin poaled forth.and Men
delsohn's wedding march as reces-
si0nal
The ushers were Carl s. Lewis, of
Frostburg, Md. n. novries Cassard.
Woodstock Md. r. Chattlc Hopkins. G..
Douglas Thompson. Of Anapclis. rhe
bride entered the church with her ia
ther. by whom she was given In mar
riage. She was attended by Mrs Wal
ter r. Karcher. as matrou of honor,
wearing her wedding gown OF white
satin and rose point lace. and carrying
Ia shower OF pink sweet peas
The maid of honor,the brides sister,
Miss Frances C. Hopkins, wore pink
satin. lace and carried pink roses. The
bridesmaids were Miss +. Louise Mat
singer. Miss Anna H. Matsinger, OF
Baltimore. Miss Mabel c. Gott, Buck
Lodge, Md; Miss Eleanor NJ. Gott, Of
Annapolis. All wore white net with
touches of pink satin and carried arm
fulls Of fern.
The brides gown was an exquisite
duchess satin and rose point lace. She
carried a shower of white sweet peas
and s-of-the-valley, and her tulle
veil was held with a coronet OF orange
blossoms.
The ribbon bearers were the Govern
or's son, Master Brice Worthington
Goldsborough, and the son OF Prof. ID.
NJ. Garrison, Master Mershon Garri
son. of the Naval Academy
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home OF the brides pa
rents, Murray Hill Among the invited
guests were Governor and Mrs. Colds
borough. Those from out of town in
cluded. Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Kar-
cher, Overbrook Pa; Mr. and Mrs
JOHN n Mackal. Baltimore, Md; Miss
Jeanette u. Peterson, Wallyille, Md
Mis- Virginia G CBlackhead Baltimore,
Mis- f. Louise Matsinger, Miss Anna II
Matsinger, Mr.. Carl s Lewis, Frost
burg, Nd; Mr.. II. Devries Cissard,
Woodstock, Nd.
Mr. and Mrs Carnot J. Walton, Mr.
A. j. Walton. PhilliD3hurg. Mont Mr.
and Mrs. j. Frank Turner, Mrs J. X.
FARRELL, Mrs. T. A Dudley, Miss Lizzie
f.. Hopkins, Mrs. Willis. Miss Mildred
Wells, Of Of Easton. Nd
Dir. and Mrs. Walton left later IN the
evening for a wedding trip,keeping the
objective point a secret. After sep
tember / they will be at home at Phil
lipsburg. Mont
The bride received over two hundred
handsome and elegant presents many
Of them rare gifts. from friends OF her
father. who. for many years. has held
a prominent position in public llfe