Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-28
Miss Angeline Marshall
Married at WarrentOn, Va.
Becomes Bride of Mr.. Walton S. Pettt-Other
Interesting Weddings of
Nearby States.
Nearby States.

grandmother was married in 1911. Her
veil was of TITLE and cid family lace.
held in place by orange blossoms. She
carried bouquet of lilies of the valley
and gardenias.
Miss Helen Holmes Bean was her
sisters ma of honor. She was dressed
in madonna blue lace over blue taffeta,
with pale pink slippers, and carried
a bouquet of Summer flowers. The
bridesmaids included Miss Elise Eppes
of AppomattoX Manor, Miss Margaret
Moncure of Richmond. and Miss Molly
Miner of Richmond. They wore frockS
of blue lace ever pink taneta with slip
pcrs to match, ana ccrr.ed blue
delphiniums and butterfly roses, tied
with pink ribbon.
The little Helen and Elizabeth
Livingston Of Great Neck were the
flower girls. They were dressed in Kate
Greenway frccks of pink organdie and
carried nosegayS of swee, neart roses
and blue forget -me-nots. William Ben
nett Edwards was the page and wore
an ivory satin Elton suit with blue sash.
Mr.. Eppes had as his best man his
brother, Mr.. Richard Eppes. His
groomsmen were Mr.. Richard Stands of
Washington, D. c.; Mr. Louis Gilbert
of Richmond. Mr.. Frazier Rodman OF
New York City, Mr.. James Ayers and
Mr.. James Whitehouse of Petersburg,
md Mr.. William Bennett Bean, brother
of the bride.
The ceremony was followed by re-
ception at the Swannanoa Country
Club for the wedding party. relatives of
the bride and bridegro, m, and out-of-
town guests. Flowers from the garden
were used to decorate the club.
Among the out-cf-town guests were
Dr. and Mrs. A. r. Stands and Miss
~ Chandc n
Washington.
Miss Lucy Kirkwood Scott, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander Scott
of Lynchburg, Va, and Mr.. Edward
Jackson Hotchkiss. jr.. also of Lynch
burg. were married last night at 9
o'clock at First Presbyterian Church,
Lynchburg, the ceremony being per-
formed by DR.. James D. Paxton, pastor
emeritus, who was assisted by DR.. Will
liam G. Pendleton. rector OF Grace Me-
mortal Episcopal Church.
Church decorations included ferns.
palms and candles. and the musical
program was by Mr.. Thomas w. Nc
Crary, organist Of the church; Mrs.
James Owen Watts. so,oist, and the
vested choir of the church.
Mr. John NJ. Otey. uncle OF the bride.
and Mr.. Fred Harper were head ushers.
Others who served as ushers and
groomsmen included Mr.. K. Duval
Scott and Mr.. Norvell Otey Scott,
brothers of the bride; Mr.. Anderson S.
Hotchkiss and MI Charles S. Hotch-
kiss, brothers of the bridegroom. and
Mr.. Philip S. Hotchkiss served as his
brothers best man.
The bridesmaids were Miss Julia
Harrison of Lynchburg and Miss Mar
garet Ball Saunders of Alton. They
wore frocks of embroidered white NOUS
seine over white taffeta made prln-
cess. with wide, faring skirts. Miss
Harrison wore a blue sash, with touches
of blue on her shoes. She carried
delphinium and other flowers in which
the same color predominated. Miss
Saunders sash was lavender, which was
also reflected on her shoes, and her
flowers in the same shade were candy
tuft. sweet peas and other old-fash1oned
garden flowers.
Miss Lille Harding Hotchkiss, sister
of the bridegroom, was maid OF honor
with a costume similar to the brides
maids in pink, her flowers combining
the shades of blue, lavender and pink.
All of the bouquets were held with chif-
fon ribbons to match the shades of the
predominating flowers.
The bride entered with her father,
who gave her in marriage. Her gown
was fashioned from ivory satin, being a
reproduction of that worn by her
great great grandmother Claiborne,
whose veil of old lace on a foundation
of tulle forming train completed the
costume. 1t was designed in empire
style with square neck and pulled
sleeves. Touches of old lace and tiny
satin buttons were in keeping with the
dress worn by several generations Of
brides in her family. Lilies of the val
ley that conformed in arrangement to
the period of the gown were her
flowers.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Kirkwood Otey Scott entertained with
a reception to the bridal party, out-of-
town guests and few close friends and
relatives, this being held at the home
of Mrs. SCOTS father, w. H. Hickson,
Madison street.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Hotchkiss went
for wedding trip. and on their return
will make their home for the remain