The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-22


1911 G street.
A beautiful home wedding was that of
pretty Miss Susannah WALES Baden, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e. Baden, and Mr..
William NJ. Netherland, of Atlanta, Ga. The
ceremony took place Wednesday evening, at
the residence, 1911 Eleventh street northwest
The bride wore gown of soft, white silk and
crepe, trimmed with pearl passementere, and
the same veil worn by her mother at her own
wedding. The flowers carried were Bride
roses. Miss Eleanor Baden was bridesmaid
and DR., Hitz, of Philadelphia, groomsman.
Dr.. Perry, rector of st. Andrews, read the
marriage service. The presents were of the
most uniqne and costly creations Of gold and
silver, for the table and toilet, china cut glass,
onyx clock, also one of bronze, writing DESK
and chairs, with rugs and cushions, with ex-
quisite napery wrought by loving hands for
the young wife. Mrs. Baden, the mother of
the bride, wore Il black faille with dull Jet
trimmings. Mrs. Carleton's dress was of
ivory silk with gold passementerie Mrs.
Law wore scarlet bengaline with diamond
ornaments. Mr.. and Mrs. Netherland made
the trip to New York in a special car at
tached to the 1885 train. They will return
here the latter part of the week, and when
they go to Atlanta, which will be their home,
they will be accompanied by a party OF
friends.
The marriage of Miss Lena Orsna Stearns
and Mr.. John Loughborough Writ was very
quietly celebrated on Wednesday evening at
1923 Rhode Island avenue, the brides home.
All preparations of a, festive character
were abandoned and the invitations to
the reception recalled, owing to the
illness OF Mrs. Stearns. Immediate rela-
tives witnessed the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev: Dr. Newman, Of the Congre-
gational Church. DR.. William Writ waited
ON his brother as best man, and the bride was
attended by her sister. DR.. Stearns gave his
daughters hand in marriage. She was at
tired in an elegant robe of white silk, and her
maid OF honor wore yellow brocade. Owing
to Mrs. Stearns' serious Illness Mr.. and Mrs
Writ did not go on the customary wedding
journey.
At Port Royal Va, on Tuesday, the mar
riage of Mr.. Walton Fleming, of this city,
and Miss Gay Robertson, Of Gay Mount, was
celebrated in the presence of a large company
OF relatives and friends. The wedding took
place In st. PETERS Episcopal Church, which
was put In gala trim for the occasion. The
ushers were Mr.. Walter Davidge, jr., cousin
ot O. the Il, groom; DR.. Edwin Lee Morgan, Mr.. R.
F. Fleming, all of this city, and Mr.. Light
foot, of Richmond. DR.. Powell Bradley, of
Virginia, WAS best man and Miss Helen Ruth
erford, cf Richmond, maid of honor. The
bride was given In marriage by her uncle,
DR.. Scott After holding brilliant reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming left on their wedding
journey. They will be here to attend the
marriage ceremony of Miss Clara Fleming and
Mr.. Balch, which will take place at st. Johns
on Wednesday, when Mr. Fleming will give
his sisters hand in marriage.
The marriage of Mr.. Moncure Burke and
Miss Annie Priscilla Vanderpoel was solemn
lied IN the First Baptist Church Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock, before a large audi
ence. Rev. DR.. Green performed the mar
riage ceremony. The bride came in on the
arm OF the groom, preceded by the four
ushers and the maid of honor, who was
gowned in pink, and carried pink roses. The
brides robe was of rich white silk, high in
the neck and long-seeved. Her veil OF tulle
was fastened back from her face and fell to
the edge of the trained skirt After the i'm
pressive service Mr. aud Mrs. Burke held a
reception for relatives and immediate friends
only at the BRIDES home. After wedding
trip South the newly-married couple will be
at home to their friends at 1913 Q street We'd
nesdays in January.
AT the marriage of General William II, B!r
ney, formerly District Attorney for this Dis.
trlct, and Miss Matte Ashby, which took
place on the 18th instant at Culpeper, Va, Mr.
Eugene f. Arnold, of this city, was the best
man. The ushers were Messrs. William f.
Sewers of this city; Eppa Hunton Maddox,
and Bernard and Samuel Ashby, brothers of
the bride. The bridesmaids were Miss Grace
Ashby, Miss Blanche Ashby, Miss Virginia
Mosby, of Richmond; Miss Bessie Mackall,
Miss May Lambert, and Miss Louise Biggers
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Episcopal Church. The bride was given in
marriage by her brother, Mr. Norman Ashby,
at whose home brilliant reception was held
after the ceremony
Mr. Christian Herold and Miss Katie Dugan
were united in marriage at the BRIDES home,
1887 Vermont avenue, on Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. A.
Homrigdraus, of Zion Luthern Church. In the
presence OF the immediate relatives Of the
bridal couple. Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Herold held a large reception. Among
others present were Mrs. Eberbach, Rev. and
Mrs. Homrigdraus, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond,
Miss Rosa Stutz, DIR. .Smith, Miss Mamie
Heinlein, Mr.. Fred Hoover, Mr.. Bear, Mr..
Story, Mrs. Gilliland, the Misses Dunkhorst
and Mr.. Harry Dunkhorst. The bride received
many beautiful presents
The wedding of Mr.. Theodore Trappier, of
the Postoffice Department, and Miss Lewis,
OF Wilmington, Del, took place on Tuesday
at the BRIDES home In that city.
Mrs William Morris Hunt has issued cards
for the marriage OF her daughter, Enid
Damaresg, and Samuel Slater, on Thursday
evening, December 10, at st. Johns Church.
Admission to the church strictly by card.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. #. Cissel have issued cards
for the marriage of their daughter, Lillian,
and Mr. K. E. Ramey, Wednesday evening" at
. oo'clock, In Luther Memorial Church.
The marriage OF Miss Billings and Mr.. w.
ii. Wilson will take place at st. John's
Church, Georgetown, Wednesday.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. Frank
ii. Loving and Miss Nettie Harper, of Front