Evening star., 1923-11-04

and the ushers Claude A. Smith,
brother of the bride, and ]. A. Coe.
The wedding march was played by
Prof. William ]. Oates. who also ac-
companied Mrs Paul F. Baschschmid
and Mr.. Edgar Kidwel in vocal selec-
tons
Relatives and friends of the bride
and bridegroom filed the chapel.
white chrysanthemums and tinted
autumn leaves. Immediately follow
ing reception at the home Of the
brides parents, 55f6 Carolina place
on a wedding trip to Wilmington and
Atlantic City.
The marriage of Miss Virginia r.
place Tuesday evening at the Church
Of the Epiphany at 8 o'clock. Rev.
Raymond r, Wolven officiating. The
wedding was attended by relatives
and friends Of the bride and bride
20 Promise Me" was rendered by
Miss Madge Kanode. accompanied by
, Mr.. Tororsky. the church organist.
who also rendered appropriate music
The bride wore straight line coat
model of f'brown charmeuse with long
accordion plated sleeves OF satin
gown. She carried shower bouques
Of Ophelia roses with orchids and
lilies of the valley.
,, The bridesmaid. Miss Irene Smith.
wore gown Of blue, crepe de chine
with hat to match and carried q bou.
quet of pink roses.
The bride was given In marriage b.
! her mother, Mrs. g. Albert Pralie,
who wore a blue beaded georgetta
Of pink roses and lilies of the valley.
Mr.. Fowler. who Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank s: Fowler Of this
city. attended the University Of Mis-.
University. He is a member Of the
Theta ri Fraternity.
Mr.. Lyman Saur was best man and
Mr.. Earnest ]. Kendrick and Mr..
4 reception at the. home of the
bride followed the marriage. Tho
rooms were attractively decorated
with autumn leaves and pink roses.
Later in the evening & the bridal
The marriage of Miss Won zelle
Murphy and Mr; Walter Morrison
Tuesday. October 1S. at noon. at the,
| home Of the brides parents In Dallas
City. ILL.,, on the ffty-fifth anniver-:
sary of the wedding of the bride
Bowman, formerly of Washington.
now Of Quincy. Ill. sang Because"
and AT Dawning Mrs, Grace Mur,
Mendelssohn's "Wedding March," and
40 Promise Me-" The bride descend
ed the stairway with her father. Mr..
w. S. McCurdy acted as best man for
hts son and Mrs. j. w. Murphy. tho
The ceremony was performed In front
| of an altar Of pink and white flowers.
The bride was lovely In gown OF
white satin-faced crepe and silk
| e. awfr nrlo - hnw
hair. and she carried a wedding
bouquet Of white rosebuds with
streamers Of red rosebuds.
The matron of honor wore q gown
OF gray georgette crepe over gray
brocaded taffeta and wore q corsage
bouauet Of pink rosebuds.
two-course luncheon was served.
CARRYING out the color scnems i,i, OF pink
with many flowers and ferns.
! The bride and bridegroom left in
the afternoon for Kansas City and a
viii be in their new home in Wash
1ington at 1900 Newton street north
east, where they will receive their
friends after December Is.
Dallas City.
huaIu AoT0ci Son6Tc6atiOu. 6In and
1 I streets northwest, was the scene OF
o beautiful wedding Sunday, October
81. when Miss Freda Hinkle. the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hin
kle. was married to Mr. Oscar B,
Fetterman. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
| ris Fetterman. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DIR. J. Loeb, Rev.
A. Shefferman, and Rev. Louis No
| vic The altar was covered with au-
tumn foliage and dahlias OF different
| colors. Miss Margaret Coverton sang
lat Dawning" just before the bridal
party entered, and while the wedding
party was at the altar 20 Promise
Me-"
i The bride was escorted to the altar
4 by her mother and father, and wore
a charming gown of white satin
crepe trimmed with pearls and brill
liants. which also trimmed her court
train. Her veil Of tulie was draped
i from q crown of lilies Of the valley
and orange blossoms. She carried o.
shower bouquet Of bride roses aud
tlilses OF the valley.
j Tho train bearers were Master Mar
u (C1onffntfed on Eixhfh Pnge1