The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-11
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison left for bridal
trip before going to College Park. where
they will make their home. The presents
We're unusually numerous and beautiful

were unusually numerous and beautiful
The marriage of Miss Edith May Peake
and DIR. Jacob Allen German which took
place at S o'clock last night at Trinity NJ.
II. Church. southeast, brought together a
large company of friends. The bride. wear
ing white organdie and Holland lace over
silk and tul!e veil crowned with orange
blossoms, entered the church with her
! father, by whom she was given away. The
wedding procession divided into two trains
and passed up the double asles together,
the bride and her maids on one side and
the groom with his best man and ushers
on the other. They met before the chan
GEL where the ceremony was performed by
nr. f. ID. Hunt!ey. pastor of the church.
The brides attendants were led by MISS
Annie Laurie German, Of Richmond. VINO
was dressed prettily in pink organdie over
| pink chiffon and carried La France roses.
Then followed the maids. Miss Hattie +.
Stewart, Miss Jessie Hergeshcimer Miss
Lulu r. Moss. and Miss Belle NJ.
Brooks, each gowned in white organize
and carrying clusters of La France roses.
! tied with wide pink gauZe. Little Minnie
| Z. German wearing a dainty frock OF
white null and bearing basket OF pink
blossoms. walked directly before the bride.
| The ushers who preceded the groom and
| his best man, Mr.. p. II. German. up the
!
Mr. Garfield b. German. Mr.. Arthur c.
| Emo. and Mr.. Harry Z. Gladman. The
| church decorations We're of white cosmos
| and palm foliage, while those at the house
were CT autumn flowers and ferns.
A reception for the bridal party. i'm
mediate relatives of both families, and out
of town friends, was held at the residence
CT the brides family. 121 Tenth Street
| northeast. among the guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Elicit, of Alaska; DR.. and
Mrs. Tierson. of Asheville. n. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton, of New York: Rev. ]. X.
Demster of Indiana. and Mr.. and Mrs. l.
1 D. Appleby Mrs. Frances Woodside. Mrs
Sarah z. Grace of Baltimore, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Seaton C. German, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Sharswood, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
! Peake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peake. OF TINS
city, and Mr. and Mrs. William MARI ana
! Mrs ard Cornard. of Anacost1a Dr.
| and Mrs. German will reside at Asheyilie,
n. C.
Rev. d. ]. Stafford. of st. Patrick's
| Church. solemnized the marriage of Miss
| Claude l.. Miller, daughter of Capt. James
NJ. Miller, U. S. N. and Mr.. Carl Roder-
| bcurg. of Germany. yesterday at noon.
The bride was escorted to the altar by her
father. where she was joined by the groom
| She wore white satin and carried bouquet
of white roses. Miss Agnes Miller, her
sister. attended her. wearing white crepe
de chine and carrying n large cluster OF
violets. On account of the family being
in mourning the ceremony was arranged
SO simply that only members of the family
| were present at the church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roderbourg received congratulations at
the Ebbitt House. They will sail for their
home in Germany about the end of the
month.
Miss Genevieve Peyton Jones and Mr..
Harry G. Heiges were married at o'clock
last night at the Second Baptist Church,
the pastor, Rev. HeZ Sven. officiating.
the bride and groom entered the church
together. the latter wearing white silk
trimmed with chiffon and carrying a
bride rose bouquet. The maid of honor.
Miss Hester Bunch. preceded the bride,
wearing pink organdie over PINK silk. Her
flowers were bridesmaid roses. The ushers
were Mr.. James L. Jones. brother of the
bride:~ Mr.. Clarence Solomon Mr.. Harold
Deland and Mr.. Edgar Embrey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heiges- left for a wedding trip North.
They will be at home after November 1
at 532 Tenth Street southeast.
Mrs. Julia A. Hammett has issued in
vitations for the marriage of her daughter.
Effie Holmead. to Mr.. Ernest Humphrey
Daniel. on Monday evening October 22, at
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