Evening star., 1923-04-04
Society
(Contdnued from Eighth Page.)

Of the Federation Of Women,s Clubs:
Mrs. Murray Addison, president of
the Club of Colonial Danes: Mrs. Ly-
csy GuP Mrs es ns
president of the College Woman's
Club: Miss Harlan James. president
Of the Association OF University
Women; Mrs. Louis Geldert. president
Women; Miss Helen Cummings. presi-
dent of the Cameron Club of Vir-
ginia; Mrs. Randolph Keith Forrest
of the Association of Theater Arts,
Mrs. Elliott Woods of the Music Club,
Mrs. Bush Brown of the Arts Club,
Mrs Mitchell Carroll of the Art and
Archaeology League. Mrs. Sallie Y. H.
Pickett of the Woman's National
Press Club, Mrs. Hardy of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Andrews was assisted by DR..
Kate Waller Barrett. Mrs. Gouvern-
eur Morris, Miss Margaret Wade.
Barbour. Mrs. H. Worthington Hill
leary and Mrs. Richard w. Hynson.
pretty wedding was that last eve
ming of Miss Alice Marie Watts and Mr..
George Miner Hostetler, which took
Church. The Rev. DR. Herbert Scott
Smith, rector of the church, officiated
in the presence of a large company.
Easter decorations of lilies and palms
were uSeu anu IIldQe an eIIeCtlNe udCh-
ground for the delicate tints Of the
gowns of the brides attendants.
The bride. who was escorted and given
in marriage by her father. Mr.. Claude
satin. draped with Duchesse lace and
chiffon, the bodice made with long
sleeves and the neck finished with
Duchesse lace. Draperies of chiffon
fell a piont from below the hem and a
court or train of satin had tiny clusters
hn hrid IA
Texas. Her tulle veil was held with
a bandeau of the orange blossoms and
she carried white llacs and sweet peas.
Mrs. William Hamilton Knox was
crepe roma trimmed with hemstitching
and girdle of silver, the ends of the
Girdle falling to the hem of the skirt,
and she carried pink roses. snap
bridesmaids were Miss Imogen Hos
teller, sister of the bridegroom, and
Miss Jean Jussen of Berkeley, Calf.
They wore similar gowns of peach
color crepe de chine trimmed with
cream color Spanish lace. and carried
butterfly roses. blue sweet peas and
larkSpur.
Mr.. John Scharf was best man for
Mr.. William Hamilton Knox. Mr..
Athur Buell., Mr.. Edward Pardoe and
MIR. Martin Wiegand.
, Miss Mae Norwood sang Beethoven's
Lear fTlue OF MY ftedrt preceding
the ceremony.
At the reception after the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Watts and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Allen Hostetler. parents of
the bridge and bridegroom, received.
Mrs. Watts wore Alice blue crepe roma
beaded in crystals and Mrs. Hostetfer
was in pearl gray georgette crepe
beaded with cut beads.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Hostetler left for a wedding trip, the
latter travelling in suit Of tan covert
= cloth, with marten neckpiece. a brown
hat, and corsage bouquet of sweet
heart roses. They will make their
home temporarily in North Carolina,
where Mr. Hostetler is in business
Miss Edith NJ. walford. daughter of
Mrs. Edgar c. Walford, and Mr..
George Clark La Porte, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert La Porte Of Balti-
more. were married last evening, the
Rev. c. Ernest Smith, rector of ST
Thomas Church, performing the cere-
mony in the home of the brides
mother. There was an effective deco
ration of Easter lilies, palms and
smilax throughout the house
The bride wore gown of white
SATIN backed crepe, made with draped
SKIRT the drapery held by a pearl
ornament. and the bodice was
trimmed with lace. Her tulle veil was
held with a bandeau of pearls. and
she carried bride roses with a shower