Evening star., 1937-08-08
MissHopkins
Selects Day
Of Wedding
Ger emony to Take
Place in Wood
side Park.

"A r ISs MARY GEORGIA HOP
M KINS. daughter Of Mr.. and
wv Mrs. Charles Ward Hopkins
4 4 Of Woodside Park, has Sc
lected August II as the date Of her
marriage to Mr.. John Alexis Yznaga,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Combs
Yznaga of Washington. The cere-
mony will take place at 4 o'clock at
the home OF the bride-elect's parents
on Noyes Drive. Miss Hopkins will
have as her matron of honor and only
attendant her sister. Mrs. Thomas
Glover OF Sanford. N. c., and the
best man will be Mr. George Suther-
land Elmore of Washington.
Mrs. Laura Page Adams OF New
Orleans, La. Is Mrs. Hopkins sister,
arrived Wednesday to visit here until
after the wedding. Others who will
arrive shortly to be house guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Hopkins niece Miss
Allie Page Rhodes of New Orleans,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Glover and their
small son. Page Englis Glover of Sam
ford, N. c., and Mrs. Hopkins sister
in-law, Mrs. D. w. Chapman of
Smithf1eld, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Francis McDevitt
are entertaining at dinner today at
their Woodside Park home in honor
of the Rev. Francis x. Talbot, S. j.,
OF New York, editor in chief Of the
America, leading weekly Catholic
magazine Of the country. Father
Talbot, who was one Of the speakers
at the National Catholic Theater
Conference held this week end at
Catholic University. officiated at the
marriage OF the McDevitts eight years
ago. Mr.. McDevitt, who is a writer
and playwright. has had number OF
his articles published in the America.
Or. and Mrs. H. H. Howlet; and
their niece, Miss Lima Carlton Walker
OF Silver Spring, sailed yesterday from
New York on q cruise to Northern
Canada and Bermuda They plan to
return here August 2l.
Mrs. Roger Prichard entertained at
bridal shower Wednesday evening
at her home in Woodside for Mrs
Thomas Fisher, who until her recent
marriage was Miss Doris Price Of Sill
yer Spring. The flowers and other
decorations were all white, with huge
wedding cake forming the centerpiece
for the table. Among the guests were
the brides mother, Mrs. Charles Price;
her sister, Miss Jane Price, and her
| grandmother. Mrs. Petticord; the
hostess mother, Mrs. John j. Doan;
| her sister, Miss Helen Dolan; Mrs.
Gene Rushing, Miss Edna Cowell, Mrs.
Paul R. Price, Mrs. Charles Woodson,
Miss Mildred Homer, Mrs. William
Linkins. Mrs. Madge Parsons, Mrs.
Rita Miller, Mrs. John Coker. Miss
Hazel Miller. Mrs Robert Null, Mrs.
| T. T. Russell and Mrs. Leonard Way
side, all Of Silver Spring and Wood
side: Mrs. Thomas Benton. Mrs. WAL
ter Prichard, Miss Dorothy Prichard.
Mrs Warren Cady and Miss Margaret
Hutchison Of Takoma Park, Md; Miss
| Caynell Smallwood. Mrs. Mamie Hay
hoe. Mrs Carl Harvey and Miss Sara
Gaskowitz of Washington; Mrs. Maury
Parker of Berwyn, Md. and Miss Ca
mile Beall of Avenel, Md.
DR.. L. M. Christie and his son. Ar
thur Christie OF Woodside. have gone
to Portage, Me, for months va
| cation.
Miss Elizabeth Fox Of Tulsa, Okla.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. George
East she also plans to visit relatives
in Philadelphia and spend several
days in Ocean City, Md.
Fox of Linden. During her stay in the
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund NJ Emmerich
! of Montgomery Hills, accompanied by
their children, Miss Louise Emmerich
and Mr.. Monroe Emmerich. are spend
ing two weeks on their yacht cruising
on the Potomac River and Chesapeake
Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Mortimer have
returned to Denver, Colo. after spend
ing several months in Silver Spring
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Matre OF Mont
gomery Hills have visiting them Miss
Elizabeth Knowles Of Cincinatii. Ohio,
who Is spending several weeks with
them, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.
Portner, also of Cincinatti, who ar
rived today for visit Of five days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Burdick and
their two children, Jean and Virginia,
are in their Silver Spring home after
spending two weeks at Ashaway. r.
l., where they visited Mr.. Burdicks