Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
Beautiful Wedding at W1deha1l.

Morris took place at o CLOCK SAtoF.
day evening, October 26, at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
! Watson Hubbard, 'Widehall'" Chester
town, Md.
A special train conveyed the guests
from Washington, Baltimore, New
| York and Philadelphia Eastern shore
| society motored from as far down the
| peninsula as Cambridge to do honor
/ to the bride, who is one Of the most
| beautiful and popular girls In Mary
I land.
"Widehan," the colonial home Of the
! brides parents, was an ideal setting
for the wedding, which conformed to
the historic period of the mansion.
The marriage ceremony was per-
I formed by DR.. 8. Parkes Cadman OF
! the Central Presbyterian Church Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. in the great arched
hall, which lent itself beautifully to
, the decorative floral scheme On the
altar which stood in the turn OF the
colonial stairway were vases OF white
{ brides roses danked with candelabra
! of white satin ribbon extended from
! the foot of the stairway through the
1 corridor of arches to the altar, the
ribbon being supported by standards
/ chrysanthemums. The stairrail was
i; wreathed with asparagus fern and
| smilax and banked with white
chrysanthemums and brides roses.
Hanging baskets of brides roses and
! trailing green hung in each Of the
! half one of the notable mansions of
the eastern shore.
The bride, who was given away by
; her father, Mr.. Wilbur Watson Hubbard,
wore a colonial period gown of ivory
satin, panniered over skirt of rose
point lace draped with orange bios
SONS and satin roses. with court train.
! trimmed at the end with the same
i flowers The brides veil was OF tu1c
with a coronet Of rose-point lace.
nosegay, bordered with a lace ruff1e
from which fell q shower of ribbons
| and roses
Nine Mariana Brun. wife Of the
1 secretary Of the Cuban legation at
: Washington, was matron Of honor.
] She wore an heirloom gown of pale
green satin which descended from the
sister Of Col. VIM Ross of revolu-
| tionary fame, the great-great-great-
grandfather of the bride, and carried
bordered with lace ruffie to con-
form with the period Of the gown,
Miss Rachel Hamilton of Indian
apolis, cousin of the bridegroom. who
acted as trainbearer, wore the white
satin wedding gown of Mrs. Wilbur
W. Hubbard, mother of the bride.
During the ceremony Miss Hamilton
sang "Oh Perfect Love" with harp
and orchestra accompaniment.
Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard wore a
cloth of silver. with solid beaded
waist Of iridescent cut steel. and court
train
The best man was Lieut.. John Carl
ton Sterling, o. S. A. The ushers were
Capt John Gregory Hope of the Brit
with the British mission at Wash
angton: Lieut. Kenneth l. Allen, q.
8. A; Capt Rhea R Higgins. o. s. A.:
Maj. Herbert L Brown. U. s. A, and
house guests included Dr.. Mariana
and Nine Brul1. Lieut. and Mrs John
. Carlton Sterling. Capt and Mrs. John
Gregord Hope. Mr.. Boas Walton
Long. American minister to San Sal
Vador: Mrs. Hester Dorsey Richard
erland. daughter of the United States
senator of West Virginia; Miss Kath-
crime Wallace of Cambridge, Md; Mr..
and Mrs. Hardinge Schole. military
duras; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hazleton. New
York. N. T.; Mrs. F. E Hanseu, Chi
cago. Ill; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Han
sell Philadelphia, Pa, and Mr.. Will
liam Nelson Edwards. Philadelphia.
Pa
The wedding presents, which were
unusually handsome. included several
heirloomS of historic interest, such
as coats Of armS OF the Hubbard and
Ross paternal and maternal A0ceStoraI
old family silver. etc
A reception followed the ceremony.
hitter which the bride and groom 3eft
~ motor for tho wedding TIP
Lieut. and Ma Norris win I've IN
Warrington d c, pending Lieut.
Morris ordsrs tor overseas duty
A wedding Of interest Win taks place
at noon today. when Miss Honor Price.
daughter Of Mr.. and MrH Charles Har-
per Price. r., Of Albemarie county, Va,
will be married to Mr.. Christopher
Greene, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. william C.
Greene Of Providence, r. L
The ceremony win be performed at
St Paurs Protestant Episcopal Church.
at Ivy, the Ri Rev. Frederick Neve
officiating. The bride-elect is related to
the Washington family and Mr.. Greene
is descended from Nathaniel Greene Of
revolutionary fame.
Mr.. Greene will take his bride to Old
Point, Va, and to Providence to visit
his family, after which he will enter
the officers training camp at Camp Lee,
Va
Mise Katie LUCAS ct Baltimore u
tho guest Of Miss Anita 9W1nS1o at hAP
a,ome In tbs CITY.
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aHnm ct the EtaymnGS. A&Anl3o 0eys
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