Evening star., 1925-08-23
Capital City Weddings
In Week Are Brilliant
Miss Alice Broadbent Becomes Bride of Mr.. Lin
wood Moore Norton In Striking Nuptials
at Church of the Advent.

! church had an attractive arrange
| ment of palms. ferns and cut flowers,
and Miss Anna Patterson sang several
! solos assisted by Mrs. Bessie Ryan,
who played the accompaniments, ana
also played the wedding music.
| The bride wore u gown of white
bridal charmeuse made with tlght-nt-
ting bodice and houffant skirt, and her
| only ornament was string OF pearls.
Her tulle veil was held by coronet
| OF orange blossoms, and she carried
| bride roses and orchids with q shower
of lilies OF the valley. She was given
! in marriage by her father.
Miss Lillian Clark was maid of
| honor for her sister, and had dress
of corn-oolor taffeta, fashioned like
that OF the bride, with which she wore
a picture hat in tho shade of her
gown. and carried an arm bouquet of
ophelia roses Miss Thelma Replogle,
cousin OF the bride, and Miss Evelyn
| Duffey were bridesmaids, wearing cos
tunes like the maid OF honor. in
| orchid, with hats to match, and car
ried Sweetheart roses. Little Miss
Wanda Jean Clark. niece of the
bride. was flower girl, and her frock
was of pale pink silk, and she car
ried a basket OF pink rosebuds.
Mr.. William Brooks was best man
for his brother, and the ushers in
Mahlon Padgett.
The ceremony was followed by
wedding breakfast for the members of
the wedding party, the two families
and the outoftown guests. The
brides mother Mrs. Clark, was in a
costume of pink and white, her hat
matching in the two colors.
AfI- M NI,S 1af 1,f i,, ~
day for an extended honeymoon
through the North, the latter travel
ing in satin crepe dress and hat of
hazel brown. After September 10 they
will be at home at ZIG Rock Creek
Church road.
neutrality-suspicious..
A charmingly appointed wedding
uniting two old and prominent families
OF Prince Georges County, Nd,
took place Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock in Bethlehem Chapel of the
Cathedral Of SITS. Peter and Paul when
Miss Julia Ann Hardisty daughter of
Mrs. Mary Katherine Hardisty of
Seabrook, Md, became the bride of
DR.. Hanson Travers Perkins, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Edward Perkins of
Springfield.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Harold V. o. Lounsbury of
Shepherdstown, W. Va, formerly
rector of st. Johns Episcopal Church,
at Mount Rainier, and assistant rector
of Holy Trinity Parish, Collington,
Prince Georges County, assisted by
the Rev. William H. Nes, rector of
Holy Trinity Parish. The church was
effectively decorated with Bermuda
mics on the altar, white gladioli and
white ribbons marking the family
pewS.
the bride, who was given in marriage
BY her brother, Mr.. Walter Roberts
Hardisty OF Seabrook, was In a white
crepe chiffon gown with satin court
traln. She wore a tulle veil with
Dutch lace cap and carried a shower
poquet or white roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Antoinette E. Hardistv Of
Seabrook, sister. maid of honor for
her, was attired in yellow crepe chiffon
and wore black velvet hat faced
with yellow taffeta and trimmed with
gold ribbons. She carried ophelia
roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Ruth
Neihe of Washington. Miss Louise
Perkins, cousin of the bridegroom, of
| Springfield, Miss Ruth West of Wash
ington and Miss Caroline Perkins
sister Of the bridegroom, of SprinrfieId
Miss Weihe and Miss Louise Perkins
We're gowned in. blue georgette creme
with blue velvet hats faced with the
material like their gowns and trim.
med with silver ribbons. Miss West
and Miss Caroline Perkins wore orchid
georgette With blue velvet hats faced
with the material to match their
gowns and trimmed with silvsr
ribbons. They all carried pink roses
and blue delphinium.
The brides mother was gowned Il,
gray georgette with hat of lace and
gray velvet faced with lavender ana
wore a corsage bouquet of pink
rosebuds. The 'bridegroom's mother
was attired in a gown of black lace
with black lace hat and wore a cor
sage bouquet of pink rosebuds.
The ushers were DR.. Villa n,
Arthur Shannon, DR.. William Nc
Cormick Ballenger, DR.. George Bowen
and Mr.. Ralph Henry Chase, all of
Washington. A reception TO mem
bers of the immediate families and of
the Feda Club of Washington. of
which the bride has been a member
since school days, at the Brooke Tea
House, followed the ceremony.
DIR. and Mrs. Perkins later left by
Lmotor for Haywood, ILL.,, where he