The Washington times., 1903-04-23

ranged in the drawing rooms and hall
The stairway was lined with palms and
southern smiIax and the deep window
recess OF the library, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill received the congratulations
of their friends. was converted into a
bower of trailing vines, palms, and
flowers Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs Julian Harrison, OF New
York, mother Of Mrs. Kearny; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill. of Richmond. parents of the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartman. Morris
Turubuu, Phil and Thomas Kearuy, Johu
Turner Atterbury, Lewis Henop. and
Mr.. and Mrs Ashley Cooper. of New
York, Mrs. Built CowIes, OF PhiIadeI-
pbia William Mayo and Mr- and Mrs
/ Horace Hall. of Richmond. Later in the
afternoon AIr. and Mrs HuI left for an
/ extended marriage journey, which viii
terminate il Richmond their future
7 home
! Miss Jeanne Marie Power and Eugene
] Clarence Tubmann. of Baltimore. were
married yesterday morning at the home
1 of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Yin
/ cent William Power. 1884 Twenty eighth
/ Street northwest The ceremony was
/ performed by the Rev. J. T. Y. Null
vaney, after which wedding breakfast
! was served
The engagement is announced of Lieut.
! Robert Sterrett of the Fourth Cavalry,
son Of the Rev. DIT. Sterrett OF this city,
/ TO Miss Anna NJ Hunter. daughter OF
Major George K. Hunter Of the Fifteenth
/ Cavalry. L ). A Lieutenant SteTTett has
! recently been promoted to be first lieu
+ tenant ana assigned TO Troop F, Ninth
/ Cavalry, at WaIla Walla, Washington.
/ DR. and Mrs. Joseph II. France have
/ sent out invitations for the marriage of
their daughter Ina TO William Reynolds
I Nesbit at y O'Clock Wednesday, May 6,
at the Church of the Covenant,
The marriage of Miss Nellie Key
Sothoron. daughter Of the late Dr. James
T. Sothoron, to Foster Maynard. II.
/ formerly of Baltimore, took place yes
terday at noon at St. PauTs Episcopal
/ Church The Rev. Alfred Harding per
formed the ceremony. assisted by ne
Rev. L J. Sothoron- No cards were is
sued for the ceremony. which was at
tended only by immediate relatives.
The bride entered the church with her
brothr. J. Thomas Sothoron. The groom
joined the bride at the chancel. attend
ed by his best man, Charles IL Watts,
The bride wore a gown OF blue voiis
with hat to match.
I a wedding breakfast was served at the
residence Of DR.. Elmer Sothoron, 1921
/ Street northwest, and Immediately after
Mr. and Mrs Maynard left for Atlantic
City and other points north. Upon their
return they viii reside at the Colonial
/ apartments, Georgetown
There were present J. Thomas Soth-
oron, DR.. and Mrs Elmer Sothoron, J
/ RidgIey Sothoron, Mrs Ridgely, Dr. ant
Mrs L J Sothoron, the Rev, and Mrs
l. J. SothoTon, Forest Hill, Nd; Miss
Willie Cantor, St. Marys, Nd; Miss
! Biscoe, Mrs. Scott, Miss Mabel Scott
the Rev E ". Thompson, " SetoI
Kent. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Maynard. J
O. Maynard. Mrs. James N. Turner ant
Miss Mamie Maynard James NJ Holli
day and Mrs. T E Holiday, all o
Baltimore; Mr.. ana Mrs. r. H. Maynrd
Gmbrille, Nd.
Miss Annie WheIen Townsend Of Oak
land, Nd, and Dr. Frank D. Koonce. c
Washington. were married yesterday a
1890. at the rectoTy of St Patrick
Church. Dg Stafford performed the cere
mony The bride wore a white organdt
and a picture hat. trimmed with roses
and carried bouquet Of lilies of tn
valley. She was attended by Miss Tesst
/ Beazley, OF Norfolk. Va, and Miss NeII,
Sturgis, Of Oakland, Nd The groom
was attended by B. F. Raines as bes
man. and John KooRce, his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. K0once left on the 12.%
train yesterday for New York and vii
be at home to their friends after Ma!
TO- at the StanhoDe
Miss Grace Parker and Lieut.. Ernes
Manning Reeves, I. 5. A. were mar
ried at ST. Patrick's Church last even
ing The bride. who was escorted b.
, her father. wore a handsome gown O
white cloth trimmed with rare old lace
The bodice was trimmed with Chiffol