The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-10
Notable Company Attend Wedding Today of British Embassy
Attnche Miss Alice LabOusse En0 of Princeton " j.
Reception at Carlton Win
Follow Ceremony; Mr..
Hopkinson Leases House
In Capital for His Bride
BY JEAN ELIOT

BY JEAN ELIOT
mwo HUNDRED guests. most OF
them from the official group,
win attend the marriage today OF
Miss Alice Labouisse Emo. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lane Emo
of Princeton, N. j.. and Henry
T,nnox d'Aubigne Hopkinson, third
secretary of the British embassy
the little company filling Bethlehem
Chapel Of the cathedral of sts. Peter
and Paul, where the ceremony Is
r. take place at o'clock. the
Hpitish Ambassador and Lady lsa'
heI1e Howard will be present, WIFI
fhe members Of the embassy starr
ANA the ladies of their families. The
%0edding will be followed by recep'
tion in the patio Of the Carlton
Hotel. TO which a large number OF
W1Iests from official. diplomatic ana
resident society have been invited
In the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emo. who have heen detained abroad
nv the illness Of Mr.. Emo. research
b sxociate in psychology at Princeton
sTTniversity, the bride will be given
In marriage by her brother. Amos
Emo. and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry u.
Pease, of New York, will greet the
guests at the reception. Mrs. Pease
/ is Miss Eno's godnother.
Autumn Tones
There will be no decorations in
1.-The picturesque little chapel save
THE flowers in the altar vases, but
81 the Carlton bright-colored leaves
Twill be used and autumn flowers,
Aharmonizing with the gowns Of the
bridal party.
Miss Emo has chosen as her at
PENDANTS Mrs. William T. Carter, I'd,
of Philadelphia, matron of honor;
bliss Olivia Johnson. of New York,
maid of honor; and five bridesmaids,
miss Betty Chiffon. Miss Frances
Mckee, Miss Louise Ireland, of
Washington, Miss Antoinette Fritz
Dallett. of Philadelphia.
They will all be gowned alike in
Burgundy chiffon, their frocks made
on severely simple lines with un-
even hemline and the skirts cut
q trifle longer in the new mode
for formal wear. The long close
sleeves are of the chiffon. I'm.
trimmed picture hats of Burgundy
velvet and velvet slippers to match
will complete an effective costume
and the girls will carry sheayes of
chrysanthemums in purple and
Enauve.
Miss Eno's bridal gown is of
ivory satin. the long train cut in
one with the skirt. 1t il straight
of line and untrimmed except for
some beautiful old family lace. AS
q veil she will wear a mantilla OF
exquisite Spanish lace, bound tightly
over her hair and falling in grace.
full folds we'll below the waist line.
She will carry an armfu of gar
denias.
z Mr.. Hokpinson will have his
brother, Mr.. Henry Hopkinson, as
his best man. The ushers will be
3 group of the British embassy
Bachelors, including Sir Adrian
Baillie. John Balfour, Major w. H.
s. Aston. Capt. A. j. Pack, Leander
Mccormick Goodhart,. Ronold Ian
Campbell and Michael Wright, with
Theodore Mariner. Of our Foreign
Service.
: Cannon Arson Phelps Stokes will
perform the ceremony.
8 Lease House In Capital
3 Mr.. Hopkinson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry L. Hopkinson. of Lon
don, came to Washington a week
ago to be here for the wedding and
were accompanied by Mrs. Hopkin-
sons aunt, Mrs. d'Aubigne. For
nner Gov. and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot,
now at their home in the Capital,
and Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood
are among the relatives of the bride
who will be present at the wedding.
William Phelps Emo, her great
uncle, has come from New York to
attend, as have Mr.. and Mrs. Hokan
Steffanson, also in the group of
relatives; and others present will be
DIR. and Mrs. Lewis Frissell, of
New York.
Mr.. Hopkinson has two months
leave of absence, and he and his
bride will spend their honeymoon in
Cuba, Nassau and Bermuda. They
have leased Mr.. and Mrs. William
Penn Cressopts house, 1927 Nine
teenth ST., which will be ready for
them when Mr.. Hopkinson returns
to his duties at the embassy. For
her travelling costume Miss Emo
will wear gown of beige crepe,
with small beige felt hat. and a
beige cloth coat with Q wide cape
collar of nutria.
Maj. Gen. Hanson E. Ely re-.
firing commandant of the Army
War College. and Mrs. Ely will be
the honor guests at dinner this
evening of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Charles A. Thus.
Y y
Mrs. Frank Rarrows Freyer will
be at home Sunday afternoon at
her residence at 1771 Massachusetts
Ave.