Evening star., 1918-08-22

York and washington, was married
to Mechanic Charles M. Hornstain.
u. s. A, Of Fort Hancock. Sandy Hook.
Sunday. August IL, at Trinity Chapel.
West 25th street. New York city. by
the Rev. John Montgomery Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Eugene Nc
Andrews. the latter formerly Mrs. Rosa
Graye Kennedy. whose marriage took
place at the Church Of the Sacred
Heart. Monday evening. left Washing
ton yesterday afternoon for Chicago,
the home Of Mr.. McAndrews. After a
sail for Cork. Queenstown. Ireland, to
which place Mr.. McAndrews has been
appointed consul.
Miss Margaret Wilson of woodley
place Is the guest Of friends in making
an automobile tour through the Berk-
shire Mohawk trail. White Mountains.
to Lake Sunapee.
The marriage Of Miss Hazel Jean
Woodman, daughter Of M. and Mrs
Scotia, and Mr.. Charles Wilbert Ryan
Of Vancouver. B. c.. took place in
Washington Saturday. August II. at
the. apartment Of the bridegroom's s
mother. Mrs. w. H. Ryan. in the Vic
toria.
There were no attendants for either
bride or bridegroom, and the parents
of both were the only witnesses to
the ceremony. which was performed
by tho Rev. William E. Harrison. jr.
The brides gown was of taupe crepe
Mr.. Ryan. who is a graduate Of
Acadio University. WolfviIle. Nova
Montreal. Province Of Quebec. is en-
gagged In war construction work in
Washington, and he and his mother.
Mrs. Ryan, have had an apartment at
the Victoria since their arrival here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodman. parents Of the
bride. accompanied her to Washington
from their home in Wolfville. on ac-
count OF the bridegroom inability to
go to Nova Scotia for the wedding.
They will make their home for the
ment where their marriage took plage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodman left WASH
ington on Monday and will visit
several American and Canadian cities
| before returning to Nova Scotia.
dert of Memphis, Tenn, have come to
Washington to engage In war work.
and have taken an apartment at the
Marlborough.
/ Miss Vida Mack Of Youngstown.
roma Kukart, at 230 Q street north
west.
| Miss Helen Elizabeth Comstock OF
Miami. Fla. temporarily living in
Washington, and Mr.. William Leonard
Freeland Of Jacksonville, Fla, were
married at o'clock Tuesday even
ing at the Church of the Epiphany.
the assistant rector, tho Rev. W. w.
Gilliss. oficiating.
| In keeping with most Of the war
time weddings. the event was simply
arranged. the bride being attended by
Miss Lelah Kinney, whose sister. Miss
Kinney, gave the vocal part OF the
program of music, and the BRIDE
groom, by Mr.. r. A. Waddill. OF
Washington, who graduated from
Washington and Lee University with
him.
| Tho bride wore a graceful costume
of white georgette and satin. the hat
being fashioned Of the same mate.
rials. The bridesmaids gown was OF
blue georgette. and both wore cor
sage bouquets Of white flowers.
| After a short wedding journey. Mr.
and Mrs. Freeland will make their
home in Washington.
| A quiet wedding took place Wednes-
1 day. August Fl. at 10 o'clock. at the
\ residence of Mrs. C. L. Thwing. BOIL
| 11th street northwest when Miss
i Mary E. Owen Of Annapolis. Md. be-
came the bride Of Mr.. L. A. Heckel
| OF this city.
/ The ceremony was performed by
| Rev. DR.. Gather of Virginia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hecker will make
| their future home in Annapolis. Md.