Evening star., 1922-08-10

Freas-Ostmann Wedding
In Brides Home Last Night.
|. Charming in all its appointments
was the wedding at o'clock last
evening Of Miss Helen Gould Freas
to Mr.. William Andrew Ostmann.
which took place in the home of her
| mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes Freas.
1888 Harvard street. at o'clock.
rather Zimmerman, assistant rector OF
| the Church of the Nativity in Bright
| wood. performed the ceremony before
an improvised altar Of palms, ferns
and white gladioh and roses. A pro-
fusfon Of midsummer flowers were
used throughout the home. and adding
! beauty to the details Of the wedding
was the splendidly rendered program
OF wedding music by Mrs. Rose Nolte.
pianist.
| The bride was escorted and given
| away by her brother, Mr.. Samuel A.
Freas and was preceded by her small
niece, Elizabeth Virginia Freas. as
| hoWer girl. The bridal robe was of
soft white satin fashioned on long
straight lines. with kimono sleeves Of
| the satin. girdle of pearls holding
the side draperies Of satin embroider-
ed In pearls in place. while the court
train of satin was finished down the
sides and across the hem with a
dainty design in pearl embroidery.
| The neck line of the bodice was per-
fectly plain. the long string of pearls
worn furnishing the only relief Her
veil OF tulle reached the hem Of the
court train and was worn with a
| coronet of pearl embroidery and tiny
clusters OF orange blossoms Her
/ bouquet was of bride roses and lilies
of the valley. The small flower girl
wore q fairy-like costume of white
lace and carried a basket of sweet
heart roses. Little Carl Gordon F'reas,
nephew Of the bride, was train bearer,
| and wore Little Lord Fauntleroy
suit of black velvet with a blouse Of
| soft white silk
Miss Anna Freas. who attended her
sister as maid of honor. wore gown
| OF salmon color georgette with crystal
| beads. the straight lines of the gown
being accentuated by knifeplaited
panels, and wreath of silver leaves
unusually pretty costume Miss Ella
V. Lindsay of Virginia, one of the
bridesmaids. wore a gown of apricot
color georgette. and Miss Bertha E.
! Freas. the brides cousin. who also
| served as bridesmaid, wore orchid
| color georgette. both gowns fashioned
like that of the maid Of honor, and
| each carried bouquets Of Lady Hill
| lington roses. Mr.. Henry G. Ostmann
| attended his brother as best man.
and Mrs. A B. Clarke. mother and
sister Of the bride. and Mrs. Anton
Ostmann. mother Of the bridegroom,
stood with the bridal couple in re-
ceiving congratulations. Mrs. Freas
wearing a. gown of navy blue
Mrs. Clarke a gown Of black lace over
! blue and Mrs. Ostmann gown of
taupe georgette and lace with en-
! broidery Of bronze beads.
| When. later In the evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ostmann left for their wedding
trip. the bride wore a modish gown
| Of blue Canton crepe with the long
| loose sleeves so much in vogue, and a
hat of black panne velvet trimmed
with monkey fur. Most of their time
will be spent in Maine and upon their
| return they will take up residence
| in their new home in Chevy Chase.
Among the out-of-town guests at
tending the wedding were Mr.. Angus
! Mrs. Edward Verdium of Paterson,
N. j.; Mrs. A. T. Herman Of Philadel-
: phia. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Young of
Newark. N. j.. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Lindsay of Richmond.
Mr.. Morris Pelzman, formerly of
Washington, now residing in Atlanta
announces the engagement of his
daughter Mayme to Mr.. Harry b.
siding with her sister Mrs. p Cohen,
at 151 Highland avenue. Atlanta, Ga,
| The wedding will take place Sep
tenber at the home of her sister.
Mrs Louis N. Geldert, national presi-
! dent Of the League of American Pen
| Women, has returned to Washington
from New York city. and will take up
the work of the organization in prepa-
ration for the more elaborate winter
activities.
| Mrs. Francis A. Reilly of New York
city. formerly Miss Ada L. Hinzen of
Washington, has closed her apartment
in New York and is at the Dean Hotel
Lake Mahopac, N. Y, where she will
remain until October Mrs. Reilly
was in Washington during the month
of June. and then spent a short time
! at Sayville. Long Island, before 60
ing to Lake Mahopac
Miss Kathryn F. Taylor is leaving
| Washington for a three-week stay
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
N. Taylor. at their summer home at
Saugerties-o on the Hudson, N. Y. Be
fore returning Miss Taylor will visit
Atlantic City.
Mrs B. Rosenfeld of II New York
! avenue northwest, who left Washing
ton July 81. is at Wildwood N. j..
where she will remain until Septem-
Der 4.
Mr.. Louis Bush and his son, William
Bush, have left Washington for a
two-week motor trip through New
England They were accompanied as
far as Philadelphia by Miss Jane
Luchs, who will stop there as the
guest Of Miss Lucille Loeb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tfrrell and
| young daughter are at the Imperial
Hotel, Narragansett Pier, where they
expect to remain the rest of the sum-
J mer.
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