The Washington times., 1925-05-23
MISS DENYS IS
MARRIED TO-
NEW YORKER
Ceremony Solemnized To-
day in Bethlehem
Chapel

We're Denys, daughter of the Rev
erend F. Ward Denys, and G.
Evans Hubbard, of New York, took
place this afternoon in the Bethle
hem Chapel of the Cathedral OF
st. Peter and st. Paul. The cere.
mony was performed at $3.50 o'clock
with the Right Reverend James e
Freeman, bishop of Washington
officiating, assisted by the Reverend
Doctor Robert Johnston, of st
Johns Church, and was followed
by a. reception in the home of the
brides father at 1888 / street.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and had as her only
attendant her sister, Mrs. William
| A. Robinson, of Tulsa, Okla. Mr.
Hubbard's best man was Theodore
w. Koch, Of st. Paul, Mimi, and
the ushers were William A. Robin
son, Of Tulsa, Okla, brother-in-Iaw
of the bride; Churchill Carmalt
George Sharp, Rushmore Shope
w. Murray, Black, jr.. and Robert
A. Franks, jr., of New York.A
The bride was lovely in a gowr
of white chiffon trimmed with rose
point lace. The neck of the bodice
was round and the sleeves were
| long. Her tulle veil was edged
with rose point lace, which also
formed a cap from which the vel
was draped. The bride carried 8
bouquet of white snapdragons and
lilies-of- -the-valley.
Mrs. Robinson wore a gown OF
orchid chiffon traced with silver
and a large picture hat to match
She carried bouquet of orchids
sweet peas and yellow roses.
The chapel was simply decor
ated with white peonies, ferns and
palms and similar decoration was
used in the drawing rooms of the
home OF the brides father, where
the reception was held.
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubbard are leaving for q
wedding trip after which they will
make their home in New York. Mr.
Hubbard is secretary and executive
director of the Observation-Disclosures.
lean Foundation.
The bride is travelling in a tan
ensemble costume-the dress of silk
and the coat Of cloth. With this
she is wearing a small tan felt hat
with brown feather arranged on
one side.
Among the out-of- town guests
here for the wedding are Mrs.
George Huntington, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Rushmore Shope, Mrs. w.
Murray Black, jr., Miss Alice War
rem, Ralph Franks, George deWyss
and Mrs. Richards, all of New
York, and George Doriot OF Paris.
Il ~
Miss Caroline Brosius entertained
at luncheon at the Tea House OF the
White Peacock today for a group OF
her school girl friends.
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WASHINGTON GIRL TO
SING IN CIVIC OPERA.
Miss Ruth Peter, who will sing
the prima donna role In Victor
Herbert's light opera. "Sweethearts,
with 1.-The Washingtonians, at
Central High Community Center,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
evenings, May 27, %, 90, began her
stage career with the first produc-
ton by this organization under the
direction of Rollin Bond in 1919
appearing in the choral ensemble
of "Pinafore" and THE Mikado.
Her exceptional voice, beauty and
earnestness attracted Mr.. Bonds at
tention and he placed her In a
course of special training with his
| dramatic coach and stage director
| Miss Peters progress was so rapid
| that in the fall of 1920 she made
her doubt as a principal in the role
| ot "Germaine' in the Chimes OF
| Normandie," and registered so pro
| nCuncedly that Mr.. Bond selected
her to sing the Christie Mcdonald
role of Sylvia in "Sweethearts" in
the spring OF 1921, which was wit
messed by the. President and most
of Official Washington.
| Miss Peters triumph in the
Sylvia" role was so notable that
Mr.. Bond has had hundreds of re
quests, each season since. to again
repeat "Sweethearts." But 1.-THE
| Washingtonians" are so versatile
and number so many clever people
developed through the activities OF
this unusually artistic community
group under the direction of Mr.,
Bond, and affiliated from the begin
ming with the Community Center
department that attention was nee.
essarily directed to other produc'
| tions. So, after successful presen.
| tations of Mile Modiste," Faust"
| in English, and Cherry Blossom
| Time" which latter opera was com
| posed by Mr. Bond, the call was
keeded this spring for another pres
entation Of "Sweethearts,' with
nearly the original "Washingtonian
cast Of 1921, but with stellar guest
artists assisting. AS this marks the
| organization fiftieth anniversary
presentation Of light opera, it Is In
the nature of a jubilee, ani no less
| comedian than Frank Moulan,
member of Roxy's gang" and Nine.
| Jeanne Benedict, of the Comedie
Franchise, Paris, will appear in per-
son with THE Washingto 1ians" in
these performances, playing the
leading comedy roles.
~
Mrs. Horace G.. Torbert will be
guest Of honor and speaker at the
College Women's Club tea on Mon
day from 4 to 6 O'clock at the club
house, 1922 r street Mrs Tor5ert
will speak on "Pageants and Anna
tour Theatricals,' and will bring
several simple costumes to demon
strate how productions can be staged
effectively at little expense.
Miss Ruth MCGOWAN will he
hostess at the tea. Mrs. Henry
White will preside AT the tea table
and will be assisted 10y Miss Emile
Margaret White, Miss Mary Pierce.
Mrs. Grosvenor Jones and Miss
Mary Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Hendrie
with their daughter, Miss Hendrie,
OF Denver, are making an extended
stay at Wardman Park Hotel. They