Evening journal., 1919-09-27
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Of Mrs. Edgar Malin Hopes, and Ben1a
min Coles Morris. Jr., Of New Nor
city The wedding will take place a
G.30 o'clock on SATURDAY, Octobar Is, Il
{ Westminster Presbyterian Church, tn
/ Rev. Charles l.. Candee to Ofllciate. Fol
/ lowing the ceremony a reception vii
be held in the church.
The bride will be given in marriag
| by her uncle, Dean C.. Osborne, o
] Brooklyn. n. Y. The maids of homo
will be Miss Janet Jackson, Of New
York city, and Miss Anne lIatton, o
| Milwaukee, wis. The bridesmaids vii
be Miss Marion Durham, Mrs. Clemen
Miller, Mrs. Joseph II. Shaw and Mrs
George Blair. of Ardmore. Miss Bett!
Nesbltt. niece Of the bride. VIII b.
flower girl.
The best man will be Julian Cuttings
Of Baltimore. The ushers will be Edgar
NJ. Hopes, Jr., Joseph NJ. Hopes, VII
liam Dean, J. Champlln Morris. OF New
York, and Raymond Vidal, OF Montclair
y. j.
The bridesmaids will wear blue and
orchard colored dresses. Miss Jackson
viii wear an orchard and silver frocb
and Miss HattOn, the other maid OF
honor. will wear blue and silver.
After January 4 Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
will reside at No. % East Eighty-flrst
street, New York city.
Miss Hopes is one Of the popular
members OF the younger set Of this
city. Mr.. Norris is broker and is a
son Of the late John Champlin Morris
and Mrs. Morris, Of New York city and
Staten Island.
The wedding will not be elaborate
because of recent deaths i1 both the
bride and brldegroom's family.
Miss Alice D. Evans, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Evans, OF Newark,
and Captain Armand Durant, Of Atlanta.
Georgia, will be married at 7.30 o'clock
tonight in the Presbyterian Church, at
Newark. by DR.. Samuel C.. Mitchell, Of
Delaware College, assisted by Dr.. Viii
liam Up. Rowan.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Wright, Of Newark, as maid
of honor; Miss Mary Mitchell, Of New
ark and Miss Catherine Maltby, OF
Northneld. Conn, as bridesmaids.
The best man will be the groom's
father, Edward NJ Durant, Of Atlanta,
Ga. The ushers will be Captain Floyd
5. Robinson. of Norfolk. Va. Captain
Lester T. Gayle, Norfolk. Va, Lieuten-
ant Catesby Jones, OF Richmond, Va,
Captain Robert l.. Montague, Of Rich
mond, Va, Lieutenant Arthur Glunt, Of
Pa, and Terry Mitchell, Of
Newark.
The bride viii wear a charming gown
)f white Duchess satin made With a
colonial train and trimmed with pearls
Her tulle veil will be caught in the
newest cap effect with a pearl band and
orange blossoms.
She will carry a shower bouquet OF
)ride roses, white snapdragons and
orchids.
Miss Wright viii wear Nile green taf-
eta silk. trimmed With green ostrich
ips and silver cOlored slippers and
tOckings The bridesmaids will wear
lie green net dresses over satin tim.
ned in ostrich tips and silver ribbOf |
hey will wear silver cOlored slipper. I
nd stockings. All the attendants will /.
AIRY large bouquets OF pink roses, |
elbow, blue and bronze larkspur, white
nd purple gentians tied with green
attn and net.
Norris Morgan Of this city will play
he wedding music. Before the cere-
lony he Will play 1.-THE Star Spangled /
The bride will be given in
larriage by her father.
After the ceremony the bridal party !
,ill form an arch with all the officers
rossing their sabers for the bride and !
room TO pass nder.
tollowinG the ceremony a reception !
will be held at the College Farm for the |
relatives, the bridal party
nd a few intimate girl friends OF the
ride. Immediately following the re-
option The couple will leave for
lonlh's trip at White Sulphur
prings and Atlanta, Georgia. Upon
heir return Captain and Mrs. Durant, |
viii reside at Fort Myer, Va, where
aptain Durant Is stationed.
Miss Evans is well known through
ut the State. She recently returned
rom overseas where she served under
he auspices Of the Y. NJ. C. A.. She is
graduate OF the Women's College Of |
delaware, 1913. Captain Durant is the
on OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Durant. |
I Atlanta, Georgia. lie served with the |
ixih Field Artillery overseas which
vas one Of the first organizations to be |
ent abroad.
Last evening Miss Elizabeth Wright
with dance for Miss
vans.
The st. Paul iNIinn.) Daily News
ontains The following account OF the
Wedding OF Philip Carpenter, OF this
ity. and Miss Gladys Peet, Of st. Paul. /
n saturday last;
one of the most beautiful and i'm /
ortant weddings of the year was
olemnized saturday afternoon at theI
ONE of William Fellows Peet, Mani J
on Island. White Bear Lake. when his |
daughter, Miss Gladys Peet. |
ecame the bride OF Philip Carpenter.
Del. Several hundred
uests from St. Paul and Minneapolis
TENDED the ceremony. Rev. L. NJ
ross. rector Of the Church Of St. John
he Evangelist. ofllciated.
een devised for the ceremony, the
ows being exchanged before an i'm
revised altar Of palms. ferns, white
nd pink blossoms and cathedral can
les. which had been erected in the
arden Of the Peet residence. An arbor
itae hedge formed a natural back
round for the massing of palms. ferns
nd blossoms.
The bridal party approached the al
ar from the house, to the strains Of
he wedding music from Lohengrin.
layed by string orchestra stationed
n the veranda. During the speaking
I the vows and after the ceremony /
he orchestra played selected pro-
ram Of nuptial music.