The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-04
DAUGHTER OF
BISHOP WEEDS
TODAY
Miss Elsie Freeman Bride
Of Rev. Raymond
Wolven

The marriage Of Miss Elsie Don
aldson Freeman, daughter OF the
Right Reverend James 81 Freeman,
Bishop Of Washington. and Mrs.
Freeman, to the Reverend Raymond
Lee WoIven is taking place today
at 4.o'clock. The ceremony, will be
In Epiphany Church, OF which
Bishop Feeman was rector before
being made bishop, and where Mr..
Wolven served as curate. After
ward there Will be a reception at
the Bishops House, Cathedral Close.
Bishop freeman Is officiating ct
ms daughter's marriage, assisted by
the Reverend Doctor H. II. Free.
man, OF Troy, N. r, uncle of the
bride, and Miss Freeman win be
given IN marriage by her brother,
Wllam Y. Freeman, OF Minneapolis,
Mimi. Mrs. William v. Freeman
Wil De matron OF honor. Little
MISS Mary Freeman Jaffray is the
brides only other attendant.
The bride Is wearing Paris gown
OF silver cloth, with tulle veil held
by q wreath OF orange blossoms, and
IS carrying a bouquet Of bride roses
ana lilies Of the valley. The matron
Of honors costume is Of peach tinted
chiffon trimmed in gold lace and
she IS wearing q hat Of bronze tulIe
trimmed In rose. Her flowers are
pink dahlias, larkspur and lilies. The
little flower girl is daintily clad in
peach colored marQuisette trimmed
IN net and she is wearing q bonnet
u
gays Of French flowers for decora-
ton. She carries basket Of flowers.
Mr.. Wolven has his brother, Col
onel Frank II. WolveIi, as best man
and the ushers are Professor Robert
Boswell, of Washington; c. Palmer
Jaffray, Of Minneapolis; HI. Raymond
Parker Latin, of Yonkers, N. Y;
and the Rev. William Patterson, Of
GWynedd, Pa.
Mr.. Wolven has recently been
called to Trinity Church and on their
return from their wedding trip he
and his bride will make their home
at the rectory, 219 C street, e. pleas
ant old house in what was at one
time the most fashionable section Of
washington.
When the bride leaves for her
honeymoon journey she viii wear
q Chanel gown OF bottle green veil
vet with q small brown velvet hat
Guests from a number OF cities
them being Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ewing, and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy II
Stewart, OF New York; Mr.. and
~ Y rkk -
N. r.: Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Martin,
Of New York, aunt and uncle Of
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Cochran, OF Baltimore; Mrs. n. 4.
Freeman, Of Troy: Mrs. III. r.
Freeman, jr., OF SewickIey, and Mrs.
G. Palmer Latin, of Yonkers.
Since Bishop Freeman was called
to Washington, his daughter has
made many friends here, although
the death of her sister prevented
her from taking an active part In
society in the last year. Among
the prominent Washingtonians at
the wedding and the reception will
be Dean and Mrs. George c. F.
Bratenalll, Canon William L. De-
Vries, MIR, and Mrs. Charles ]. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ID. Baldwin, Mr..
ana MIS- N6WDOiO NOySS dIA0 NATS.
Frank H. Wolven.
The Reverend Mr.. Wolvem is the
son of Mrs. Sarah Wolven. of
Washington.
Mrs. James "A. Drain, returned
to Washington yesterday with
Brigadier General Drain, new ma
tional commander of the American
Legion, from Indianapolis where
the headquarters of the legion is
and viii close her
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
to spending the winter
in. indianapolis. General Drain
win go to New York tomorrow for
a few days. He was the guest Of
honor at dinner given last even
ing by the governors and members
of the Washington Golf and
Country Club, of which he has
been president for several years.
~
Mrs. Harry Lowman and Mrs.
George Evans of Alexandra will
leave tomorrow for Chicago where
they will be the guests of their |
sister, Mrs. Charles Freeman Fits, |
whose daughter, Miss Betty Fits, |
will be married to Lieutenant John
Huston, field artillery, u. S. A., at
noon on October IL.