Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-11

A wedding Of great interest to society
in Washington was solemnized yester-
day in. Philadelphia, when Miss Hannah
Randolph. daughter Of Mr.. Philip s. P.
Randolph, was married to. Mr.. Robert
Spear Hudson of London, third secretary
of British embassy here. The ceremony
was performed at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles P. Keith. cousins Of the
bride, at 321 South 18th street. Mgr.
William L. Herman oficiated.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, wore white brocade
gown trimmed with old family lace. Her
tulle veil was held in place with orange
blossoms.
The BRIDES chief attendant. Mrs John
R Fell: her sister. wore tur-
hat and a bouquet of blue and lavender
orchids. The bride was preceded by
several children as pages and flower
! girls. They included Dorothy Fell,
Devereaux. The flower girls carried
baskets of flowers. The pages wore
black velvet suits. with white silk
blouses and Fountleroy collars and cuffs.
Mr. Ronald Campbell. first secretary Of
The ushers were Mr.. Nigel Law. also
\ third secretary of the British embassy;
Mr.. Crawford Stuart, Mr.. Oliver Harri-
man and Mr.. Emlen Randolph, brother
of the bride. After their bridal trip Mr..
and Mrs. Hudson will reside in WASH
tngton.
Miss Ellen Mary Cassatt will act as
maid Of honor at the wedding of Miss
Mrs. John Biddle Porter. and Mr.
Frederick c. Fearing, which will be
celebrated on Saturday, December %,
in old st. Peters Church, Philadelphia
The bridesmaids will be Miss E. Gwen
Martin and Miss Dorothy H. Barnes
rjn re -
brother Of the bridegroom. will be best
man. Miss E. Gwen Martin. daughter
of Judge and Mrs. J. Willis Martin,
will give supper and dance after the
rehearsal of the wedding on December
81. There will be many out-of-town
Boston and other cities will be repre-
sented
Commander A. L. Parsons, U. S. N,
left Washington Yesterday for his new
station, at the Philadelphia navy yard.
Mrs. Parsons will join him later this
week. - Her daughter, Miss Reeves
Harris, will make a visit in New York
before Joining. her mother in Philadel-
phia. The younger daughter, Miss
Cathedral School, will join her par
ents for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs, James creelman will arrive
from New York tomorrow to be the
and will assist Mrs. Oil at her at
homo on Saturday afternoon, De-
cemberJ IA. Mrs. Creelman is the
widow Of the distinguished journalist
and editor. James Creelman. She
made wide circle of friends here
during the Spanish war, when she had
"a home on 18th street. Mrs. CreeI-
mans youngest sister Is fhe wife of
Carl Anderson, the young American
himself in recent years IN New York
and abroad. 'ss........ -
Through the courtesy Of the secre-
tary OF the Navy detail from the.
navy yard will decorate the Be-
lasco Theater for the benefit perform
ance of THE Masquerader." to be
given for the Columbia Hospital on
Monday evening, December 16. Be.
sides the regular performance, Mrs.
r. D. Shepherd, chairman of the bene-
mt, has arranged an additional fea-
ture which will add greatly to the en-
joyment of the evening
Mrs Thomas Holcomb and Mrs.
Nathan Wyeth head the committee OF
young ladies who have charge of the
programs : Assisting them will be
Miss Frances Hopkins, Miss Anna
Hamlin, Miss Mar. 5rie Wright, Miss
Alice Requa, Miss Margaret Hard
ing, Miss Mary HELEN Miss Mildred
Bromweu and Miss Eleanor sshn-
Ston.
A distinguished audience, repre-
sentative of diplomatic, official and
resident society, filled the Knfcker-
booker Theater yesterday afternoon
at the second showing of the films Of
the American troops in action in
France. Among those in the company
were the new Chilean ambassa dor
and Nine. Matthew, the charge DAT.
flares Of Mexico and Nine. Rojo, the
Bolivian minister and Nine. Calderon,
the Guatemalan minister and nearly
all South and Central American mem,
-bers of the diplomatic corps.
Capt. D. w. Todd. director Of COM