Evening star., 1924-10-04

the church, played the wedding music.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle. Mr.. George w. Conklin
of Suffern. n. Y, and wore a gown OF
powder blue crepe de chine made
tunic style, with bands of squirrel
marking the hem line of the tunic
and forming cuffs for the long, close
fitting sleeves. Her hat was of blaCk X
velvet with lace trimming, and she
carried bride roses.
Miss Elizabeth b. Young attended
her sister as maid of honor, wearing
a frock of gray crepe Elizabeth made
with a tight fitting basque and n full
ruft1ed skirt She wore large hat
of old velvet with silver lace trim
ming and carried tea roses.
Mrs. Young. mother of the bride,
wore a gown of black lace with Il
purple hat and Mrs. Gassman, moth
er of the bridegroom, was in brown
georgette crepe with a hat to match.
Mr.. Elwood Flood was the best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Irwin Quigs,
Mr.. Arthur Jones. Mr.. Ralph Bangs
and Mr.. John Eaton.
Among the out-of-town guests
We're Mrs. Evelyn Sweeney OF New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Conk-
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seymore OF
Seffern. n. Y; Mrs. Mary QuigG and
Mr.. Lewis Quigg Of Clifton Sta
ton. Va.
Mr. Gassman and his bride and
wedding party motored to Baltimore
after the reception and had supper
Mr.. and Mrs Gassman will be at home
after October 30 at 1855 Columbia
road.
Mrs Charles Hamilton Fred will
be hostess at a tea tomorrow after
noon from 5 to Z o'clock in honor
of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Cor
don Hunt. formerly Miss Peggy Fred,
whose marriage to Lieut. Hunt TOOK
place September 2S.
The marriage this afternoon of Miss
Elsie Donaldson Freeman to the Rev.
Raymond Lee Wolven is one of the
particularly important weddings of
the Autumn season. The ceremony
will be performed at 4 o'clock by the
brides father, the Bishop of Wash
ington, the Right Rev. James r.
Freeman. assisted by his brother, the
Rev. H. r. Freeman of Troy, n. Y, in
the Church of the Epiphany, where
the bishop was rector before becom-
ing bishop, and where the Rev. MIR
.Wolven was his assistant. The
church has a simple decoration of
Easter lilies and palms and ferns
The organist of the church will giT,
fun and well selected program Of
wedding music using the Lohengrir
wedding march.
The bride will be escorted by her
brother, Mr.. William V. Freeman OF
Minneapolis, and his bride, noted
athlete and the recent winner OF the
State amateur golf championship
will be matron of honor. The brides
gown is a Worth creation of cloth
of silver with orange blossoms, and
her tulle veil will be arranged with
wreath of the bridal blossoms. Her
bouquet will be of bride roses anC
lilies Of the valley. Mrs. Freeman
will be in peach color chiffon trim
med with bronze lace and a nat OF
bronze tulle with roses. Her flowers
are to be salmon pink dahlias with
larkspur and b'ue lilies. The inter
esting little flower girl, the niece OF
the bride, Mary Freeman Jafrray
Will wear pretty frock OF peach
color marquisette trimmed with net
and a small bonnet trimmed with
French flowers. Col Frank h
Wolven will act as best man tor his
brother, and the ushers Will include
Prof. Robert Boswell, Washington
Mr.. c. Palmer Jaffray. nneapoIls
Mimi; Mr.. H. Raymond Freeman,
jr.. Pittsburgh; Mr.. G. Parker Latin
Yonkers. n. Y: Mr.. Edmund II. Glib
son of Baltimore and the Rev. Will
liam Paterson of Gwynedd, Pa.
Following the ceremony, which will
be attended by guests from all
branches of society, the company
being truly notable one, a recep-
ton will be held in the home of
Bishop and Mrs. Freeman in Cathe-
dral Close. Later on, when the Rev.
DIR. Wolven. who is the son of Mrs.
Sarah p. Wolven, and his bride leave
for a wedding trip the bride will
travel in a suit of bottle green vel
vet and a small hat in corresponding
shade. On their coming back to the
Capital they will take up their abode