The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Cards have been issued for the marriage
OF Mrs. Ella Marie Marble. Of this city.
and Prof. Oluf Tandberg. Of Earlviiie,
IL The ceremony will take place at All
Souls. Church, Wednesday, June Is, at
room
Announcement has been made of the
engagement OF Miss Janet Clark Jones. of
Paris. H., and MI Allen Diehl Albert, Of
this city Mr.. Albert is One of the Al
DeTtS OF southern IennSy lVania and Mary
land and the D5ehls are from Frederick
county, nd. on the maternal side MI Al
bert Is 2 descendant of the F'a5rcS- a
HuEuCnOt family General Alexander, an
ancestor of Miss Jones, commanded a Gi-
VISION IN the Black Hawk wars Miss
Jones has spent her winters in Washing
ton for several years past The wedding
Is TO take place June p in Paris. and the
honeymoon viii be spent at the hunting
lodge Of a friend in West Virginia.
Historic old Christ Church. aBIoom
with spring blossoms. was the picturesque
setting last night for the wedding Of Miss
Elizabath Booth Orme and Mr.. Rawlings
Hume, which was s0Iemnized by Rev. DIT.
Stuart. rector Of the church, before an
assemblage made UP Of representative
ldnI!ieS OF Georgetown and this city to-
getheC with d number Of friends from out
Of town. The choir. which 50 often IS an
artistic feature Of the uUptiaI ceremonies
81 A''A 44-tth iit- LLll-t'L
announced the arrival OF the
bridal party with the wedding
chorus from 'Lohengrin- The
long train Of usher= who preceded
the bride and her father, Mr.. William 2.
CrEe- TO the chaEceI were Mr. George
Mason Mr.. Robert Heth, Mr. Frank Cor
don M Harry Morgan. Mr.. orville Eek
ct. Mr. Robert Hume Mr. CaTbeEy RitCh-
l.. lIT- James OrEne. Mr. Joseph Thomp-
son, and Mr. Donald Nesbit- The group
OF radiant Tn-tds IN gowns Of white nous
seine de sole, trimmed with pink ribbons,
and carrying large bouquets Of pink sweet
peas. were Miss Ethel SiESbee, Miss kaJh-
arine Peck, and Miss Caroline Bittea-
house cousins Of the BRIDE Miss Belle
Graves, Miss Sophie Stuart, Miss Lillian
Cragen- Miss Mary Marshall Miss Ida
Miller. Of winston y. c. Miss Mabel
SeamauS. Of Brooklyn. Miss Anna Dean
Of HOlidaysbuTg. Pa and Miss dalViua
/ Taft. Of Hampton, Va Miss Mary Hume
and Mr. Charles Hume, sister and broth
. er Of the bridegroom, acted as maid Of
honor and best man, the former attending
the bride in q toilet Of pure White and
carrying q cluster Of white sweet peas.
! The young bride r-as girIishly lovely in
q trained robe Of white satin and point
lace Her tuIle veil WIS arranged grace
/ fully with orange blossoms and her bou-
quet was Of lilies Of the valley and white
orchids
After the church service a reception,
which was attended by over 20 guests
WAS held at Ever May the splendid Old
family homestead in Georgetown. where
the out of town attendants have been the
house guests for some days OF Mr. and
Mrs. Orme. japanese lanterns were swung
from the boughs Of the century-old trees
that shade the picturesque grounds and
the rariOus rooms Of the drawing room
floor were Gec}ed with spring flowers.
woodland greens, and tail palms. The
charm Of music was added to the Iairy-
like beauty Of the evening BY Schroeder $
Band Mr. and Mrs Hume left later in
the evening for a tiD and upon their re-
turn will spend the summer at Ever
MAY