Evening star., 1919-09-21

lceeded down the long, beautiful gar
den. some 300 feet. to a lily pond.
swung. and which is at the foot OF a
series of terraces with brick steps, lead-
ing up to a pergola overhung with WIS
taria vines. In this had been built an
altar lit by an antique, seven -oranched
The bridegroom and best man, Mr..
Manfred r. Krauskopf, awaited the
bridal party at the bridge, and the bride,
who had been led down on the arm OF
her father. then proceeded on the arm
Of the groom to the altar on the second
terrace and the bridal party arranged
themselves on the lower terrace Wniie
the ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Tn bride s was attended by Miss Emily
Hillman, sister Of the bridegroom, who
was maid Of honor, and the Misses Fan
ME Fox Baum. Ruth Gerstley. Theoa
Lully of Washington. Lieuts: Niles
TrumrneI and jerome Joyce Of the S6th
Infantry, Dolf Levy and Lester Step.
pacher of Philadelphia, Milton King OF
Washington and Herbert Steiner of Biz
minghar1. Ala. Mr.. Harold Krauskopf
acted as master Of ceremonies.
The bride wore a gown OF white
satin with court train heavily embfoid.
veil were trimmed in duchess and rose
point lace. She carried bridal Bible
and a shower bouquet of orchids and
lilies Of the valley. Miss H1llman, the
gown embroidered in purple and blue
grapes and carried purple asters and
blue delphinium. The bridesmaids were
gowned in lavender and blue chiffon, the
bottom Of their skirts being cut to look
like petals Of flowers. They carried blue
and lavender delphinium and cereopsus.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party proceeded to the large Ii
I~Al( ffAy
which dinner was served at small tables
in the garden, where innumerable lights
had been strung Guests came from
Washington, New York, Atlantic City,
Following the dinner Mr. and Mrs
Hillman left for an extended tour
through southern California, after which
they will be at home in Chelsea, N. j.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
last evening when Miss Marguerite
Lee Bond Of Orange. Va, became the
bride Of Mr.. John P. Morris of Char
llotte, N. c.. at 723 Rock Creek Church
/ road, the home of Mr.. ]. E. Everett.
tember 20. The bride was given away
by her mother, Mrs. R. L. Bond OF
Orange Mrs. J. Patterson Perry, sis
ter Of the bride, was matron OF honor
and Mai. Parker Of this city best man.
There were number of guests pres
ington performed the ceremony.
| A wedding Of much interest was
solemnized at o'clock Thursday art
NJ. e. Church. when Miss Mary Savona
Peters, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. .. H
Peters became the bride OF Mr.. Wal
tor Staley Griest The chancel Of the
place, was profusely decorated with
palms. pale pink gladiolalas and other
flowers.
the presence Of a large gathering OF
relatives and friends, and a well ar
ranged program of music was given
by Mr. H. l. Amiss, two solos by
Prof G. H. Miller and q violin solo
by Miss Ruth Bronson during the
seating Of the guests BY Mr. H Eos-
sol, and Mr.. L. Finnigan, the ushers.
| The bride, who was escorted ana
given in marriage by her father. wore
| a bridal gown of crepe chiffon over
duchesse satin. Her veil was becom..
ingly arranged with q coronet OF
orange blossoms. and eAe carried
shower bouquet Of white Killarney
roses. Mrs. F. L. Hoffman attended
her sister as matron Of honor, wear
ing a gown Of blue georgette crepe.
panne velvet, with trimmings OF blue
ostrich, and she carried pink Ophelia
roses. The bridesmaid. Miss Stella
Griest. sister Of the bridegroom. wore
a large black panne velvet hat. with
a pink plume, and carried pink ra.
dance roses. A reception followed
at the home Of the brides parents on
4 Harvard street northwest, where an
and ferns was in place The bridal
couple was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Peters. mother Of the bride.
Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs:
Griest left for their we6dfnE 1ourney
and Atlantic City. the bride wearing
A smart tailored suit of blue trtcotine
with a velvet hat to match. They Will
return to Washington to mako their
home.
Mrs. E. 8. Knight has returned to
Washington after q lengthy automo-
bile trip through New England, with
her daughter, Mrs. F. G. Aulsbrook
and family.
Mrs. John Deeds, the .president Of
Lincoln Circle, No. 3, G. A. r, has re-
turned from Columbus. Ohio. where
she attended the G. A. r. convention.
Mr.. and Mrs N. B. Fields Of 1924
30th street. have gone on a VISIT TO
their home near Warrenton. Va. Mrs-
Fields is just recovering from a seri-
GUS automobile accident, which hap
pened q year ago.
Mr.. Ned b Campbell. tr:. and Mss
Katherine Dubois Fielding, were
married in the Presbyterian ChuTch.
Balston, Va. at noon on Wednesday.
September II. the Rev. L. F. Harper
officiating.
Mrs. P. n. Smith and her daush-
ter. Miss Caroline Smith, have re-
turned to their home IN North Adams,
Mass, after spending Two weeks with
their cousin. Mrs. c. n. Taylor. OF this
city.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph King: North
wood have just returned to their
apartment in the Mount Pleasant
after a trip Of two months in the
United States and Canada. The month
Mich, Chicago and Fox Lake. Ill.
During the month Of August they
were at their summer cottage in
Canada on Lake Erie. They returned
to Washington ts by the way Tssy nd. o. Toron-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Gliding have
returned to Washington from a short
Wsdding trip q and tba are s1ide at hos %s wsa aaa
iath street northeast The marriage
Of Mr.. and Mrs, GiddfnG took place In
washington on Wednesday. August
1s.
The marriage Of Hnss Catherine
Marie Hoitmap and Mr.. William B.
Lanigan took place in st: Patrick's
Church. Thursday, September 1S. At
oft,ciatins. i The church was tastefliiy
decorated with autumn flowers.
Miss Jennie Glennan played the wed