Evening star., 1921-12-11

Miss Catherine Filene, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Filene OF
West Hill place, Boston. and also OF
Weston, Mass, became the bride OF
Mr.. Alvin e. Dodd of Washington, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Harvey Dodd OF
Illinois. The wedding occurred yes
terday at the summer home OF the
brides parents in Weston, DR.. Ray
mond Calkins of the First Church Of
Cambridge, officiating.
The bride was dressed in old lace
embroidered with pearls, the tram
being formed of satin combined with
silk net. The tulle veil was adorned
with a semi-wreath of orange BIOS
SONS. and the brides flowers were
orchids and bavardia. MISS Anna
Greenwood of Boston. the maid OF
honor. wore pink velvet and chtffoP
and carried bouquet Of gardehias
and tea roses. Miss Helen fhene'
sister Of the bride, acted as her az
tendant, and wore gown OF pihh
and gold metal cloth with brown 'ui'e'
and carried tea roses.
: The best man was DR.. Frederlc n.
Wilson of New York city. ana M ,ne
ushers were DR.. Joseph u Aup' M Nj
George Edgar Iadd, 1r.. ana MI MI
Daniel Bloomfield. aal i.dn OF harNato' VA law. Nv.
renee Beckett of Brookline. capt::
Richard Morgan Webster, Y. s: A. OF
FLORIDA. ard Mr.. Sumner s. Wen OF
Chicago. Mrs. Filene. the brldes
mother, was at the organ and was ac-
companied by stringed ofcneSa S',at
Sy, n L,
while Mrs. Dodd. mother Of the PRIDE
groom. wore black lace.
The ceremony took place in the I'M
mense living room of the ram ni,l,S
old English home or the oEius
parents, which was artistlcaily oeco.
rated with Christmas trees, saii">
and hanging baskets of begonias.
Miss Filene, who is a member OF u
urominent Boston family, Is a graz
l1ate of Wheaton and a graduate SUI
dent Of 1921 at Harvard universiIS.
The bridegroom is a graduate OF tne
University Of Chicago. ana % a. & Psesemno modd
will, MAKE their home at Wardman lark
Hotel, this city.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riace Of Miss Mary X. Wilson OF Al
toona. pa. to Mr.. Theodore r. Hon.
kins. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry =.
Hopkins Of this city, at ] O'CLOCK t1e
afternoon Of "Wednesday, Decenloet -
at the home of the bridegroom pare pa,
ents. e71O 18th street norsneaH In A. 7
Muir. chaplain of the Senate. ana was
witnessed by members OF the imne-
diate families and @ few close rela-
tives of the bride and bridegroom.
The bride wore becoming s4mn ieI al
conenhaeen taffeta daintily trimmed
with embroidered chiffon. and carried
bride roses, After the ceremony re-
freshments were served and later IN
the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. HoPhlns
eft for a short wedding tourney.
They expect to be at home to tne,r
fr;ands after December 20, at 21ls 18th
street northeast.
CHESTS from out Of town included
the brides mother. Mrs. Altman, ana
her sister, Mrs. Hamilton. both OF AL
toona, Pa.
A marriage of unusual interest TO
their MANY friends is that of MISS
Margaret Thompson Steagal 70 MI'
Julian Knox Holman, which was SOL
emnized at 80 o'clock on Saturda!
afternoon, December 5, at the Mount
Vernon Methodist Church, IN Wash
ineton. the Rev Clovis ChappeI per-
forming the ceremony.
The wedding was quiet one chiy
the members of the two famliles, anu
a few intimate friends being present.
The bride, wearing a beautiful gown
Of black crepe meteor. and CARRYING
gorgeous bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of the valley. was ATTENDED
by Miss Fannie Mae Trimble, daugh-
fort. Ky., as maid Of honor, wearing
a beautiful gown Of black Canton
crepe. and carrying an arm bouquet
of American beauty roses. The bride
groom was attended by Mr.. Joseph
A. Howell of Ozark. Ala, as best man.
<Io,, hi far N.
resentatiye Henry 3. Steagall Of Ala
bama. and by her charming personal.
ity has endeared herself to a host OF
friends in Washington, where she has