Evening star., 1933-07-02
Bishop-Hickman Wedding
Unites u. S. Army Families
Miss Elizabeth Havens Atwood and Mr.
Cornell Remsen, Jr., Married
Last Evening"
Last Evening.

The chapel of the Army War College
was the scene of a wedding OF much IN
terest in military circles yesterday aft
ernoon at O'Clock, when Miss Louise
Hickman, daughter of Col. and Mrs
Edwin A Hickman, became the bride
OF Capt. Hoel S. Bishop, jr,, of Phila-
delphia, son of the late Col. and Mrs.
Hoel S. Bishop.
The ceremony was performed by
Chaplain Benjamin j. Tarskey. U. S. A.
The arrangements for the wedding were
particularly charming. with the altar
banked with white flowers, ferns and
palms. Mrs Walter O. RawlS gave a
program of organ selections.
The bride was given in marriage bl
her father and wore white satin gown.
made on princess lines. with a yoke of
lace and long close fitting sleeves. Her
gown fell into a graceful train in the
back and her tulle veil was arranged
under a cap held by cluster Of lilies
OF the valley
Miss Elizabeth M Sladen. daughter
of Maj Gen. and Mrs. Fred w. Sladen
of Cornwall, II. Y. was the maid of
honor. wearing a blue mousseline de
sole gown trimmed with ruffles and a
blue velvet bow at the back. She Wore
a Leghorn picture hat with blue rib
d
pink and blue flowers tied with pink
ribbon
The other attendants were Miss Mar
jorie Simonds, daughter of the COM
mandant of the Army War College and
Mrs. George S. Simoncs. and Miss
Mary Tayloe Souther. daughter Of Mrs.
John K. Souther. They wore frocks Of
pink mousseline de sole. made with ruf-
fled sleeves and long fared skirt. They
wore small horsehair hats. and carried
pink and blue bouquets tied with blue
ribbon
Lieut.. Miles Reber of West Point. N.
Y was the best man and the usherS
were Cant. Leland H Hewitt of Wash
ington. Lieut. William F. Powers. Lieut.
Edward J. Cotter of Philadelphia and
Lieut. Frederick " H Kimble of Wash
ington. all Of the United States Army.
A reception followed the ceremony in
the officers club, when the couple were
assisted in receiving bv Mrs. Hickman.
mother of the bride. who wore a gown.
of Alice blue chiffon and lace with a
peach-color horsehair hat.
Capt. Bishop and his bride left after
!. the reception for wedding trip. the
sbride wearing a brown dotted chiffon,
with brown and white accessories. They
will be at horne later in Philadelphia.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Cadet Edwin CAN'T Hickman, first class
man at the Military Academy at West
Point. brother of the bride: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. McCrea of Rosemont. Pa:
Lieut.. Gordon Hail. q. S. NJ. c.. and
Mrs. Hall. and Mrs Edward ]. Cotter
of Philadelphia; Col and Mrs. julius
T. Conrad and Miss Jean Conrad of
Baltimore; Mrs. George P. Howell Of
LNNy~R T~l ~
Baldwin of Redwood City. Calf
The bride IS a graduate of George
Washington University in the class of
1881, and is member of the Phi Mu
Fraternity Capt. Bishop graduated
from West Point in the class of 1918 and
is attached to the United States En-
eineers Office in Philadelphia.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
FavenS Atwood, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Albert w. Atwood. of IS Observa-
tory circle. to Mr.. Cornell Remsen,
il. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.
last evening at o'clock at the Wash
ingtnn Club. the Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith officiating
The club was decorated in white and
green with prie Dieu and ribbon aisle
II the large drawing room of the club
AT orchestra played the wedding march
and specially arranged program for
the small reception which followed Be-
fore the ceremony, Mrs. Jarwin sang
a solo
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore an ivory white
satin gown with a long. fan-shaped
train, an oval neckline and the fitted
bodice had sleeves which were puffed
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and extended to the wri It's. where they
went into points. Her TITLE veil. edged
with old lace, fell from lace cap with
tiny clusters of orange blossoms. and
she carried a shower touquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Sally Van Derlip Atwood was
the maid of honor. and wore a del
phinlum blue chiffon gown. made with
the skirt, ruff1ed at the back. and a
f1chu cape high at the front and low
in the back. She carried yellow roses.
Miss Alice Beauregard Diamond of
Gaithersburg and Miss Adele Smith of
Washington were the bridesmaids, wear
ing yellow chiffon frocks like that of
the maid OF honor and carrying bou-
quets of delphinium.
Mr.. James Canderbeeck Remsen was
the best man and the ushers were Mr..
Paul Hefter and Mr.. Gaylord Newton.
Mr.. Remsen and his bride will re-
turn to Washington after a wedding
trip and will be at the home of the
brides parents for the Summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Atwood will leave tomorrow
Tor California, where they will remain
until September.
Miss Doris Lee Stutz. daughter of
Mrs. Branch Burton. and Mr.. Walter
John Royer son of Mr.. John H. Roger
OF East Orange. N. j., were married
yesterday afternoon. The wedding
took place in ST. Stephen and the In
carnation Church, the rector. the Rev.
DR.. George Fiske Dudley, officiating at
O'Clock. Mr.. Jackson Holmead gave
several solos preceding the ceremony,
and the church was decorated with
palms and tall vases of early Summer
flowers
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, Mr. Walter S. Stutz, and
wore white mousseline de sole over
satin. Deep founces formed the sleeves,
corresponding f1ounces were on the skirt
below the knees, and the waistline was
marked with white velvet. She wore
white velvet turban with nose veil
and carried white roses, gypsophelia
and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. William Irvine Russell was ma
tron of honor, wearing costume of
yellow mouSseline de sole fashioned
like the brides, with a brown vel
vet girdle and turban and she car
ried early Summer flowers. Mr.. John
H. Royer, jr., of Washington, was best
man for his brother, and the ushers
were Mr.. w. Kenneth Stutz. Mr.. Rich
ard P. Roger and Mr.. Kenneth c. Har-
wood, all of Washington.
A reception followed in the home of
the brides parents for the members of
the two families and intimate friends
Mrs. Burton. mother of the bride, re-