The Washington times., 1904-09-11

qualities. which at once marks her as
young hOstesses.
nouacement Of her engagement to Mr..
Bolt August 10.
Both Of the young people are duly
popular in Washington. and regret IS
felt that they will not spend the winter
here instead Of abroad. Miss Horst
mann and Mr. Horstmann, sister and
brother OF the bride. will return 10
Washington later in the season.
william B. Crower of this city. and
Miss Gwendolyu Bernice Gleason, OF
Van Vert. Ohio. were married in that
city Wednesday evening. after a brief
courtship OF only a few weeks Mr..
CroweH returned to the city with his
bride Friday. and was given reception
by his friends at his home on Mount
Pleasant. where he will make his future
home.
Edward Gayer Evans. formerly Of this
city. and Miss Elizabeth LiRhtbourne
Willis. Of St. MichaeTs Md. were mar
ried last Wednesday by the Rev. Carl S.
Smith. assistant rector OF St. Thomas
Episcopal Church. OF this city. Mr.. and
MS Evans Will reside in Waco, Tex.
| where Mr.. Evans is now engaged in
| business.
Miss Clara Childress. OF orange coun-
| ty Virginia, and Claude Pugh, Of fhis
/ city, were married Wednesday by the
Rev. II G. Seaman. IN the Christian
/ Church at Unionville, Orange county,
| Va.
The bride was attended by Miss Nora
| Childress. maid Of honor. and Miss Alice
! Dempsey, bridesmaid. and the ushers
were Roland Clark. Robert Childress,
Louis Lee. and Wallace Gardner.
! The ceremony was witnessed by a
| large throng Of friends OF the couple.
1 After bridal trip Mr.. and Mrs Pugh
will make their home in this city.
s E. Williamson and Miss Hattie SUIT
ton were married at Hanover. Ontario
on August 81 by the Rev. J. a Nc
| Laughlin at the residence Of the brides
! parents.
Mr.. Williamson is a son Of Joseph B
| Williamson. who was formerly prom
inent builder in this city. The bride is
a sister Of Mrs. Gottwals, of this city
The couple spent a short time at Nj
agara Fails on their journey TO Wash
ington, where they will reside.
Cards are out announcing the marriag &c
of Mrs. Mary F. Hoffman and w. II
Way. Wednesday. September Z. Mr.. and
Mrs. Way will be at home TO their
friends the first and second Mondays II
December, at I'D E Street.
Mrs. Bella May Reid. daughter OF
lCapt. and Mrs. Israel W. Stone. was
married at the residence of her parents
~ Twelfth Street southeast. Thursday
evening. TO DIN Willard Roakes, Of Bos
ton.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with white roses. maiden hair fern, anC
southern smilax. The large bay window
was bower Of palms, smilax and white
roses. At s o'clock. to the strains Of
Wagner's Wedding March, the brid,
entered the library with her father. Pas
Department Commander Stone. and wa
led down the parlors 10 the bay window
TO be received by Mr.. Roakes. The Rev
n. II. Miller ID. D.. department chap
lain. G.. A. r.. ofnciated.
The bride wore a handsome gown o
white Pine cloth, made over white SAITH
taffeta and trimmed with rare old poin
Duchess lace. After the ceremony tn,
dining room was thrown open and sup
per served. The color scheme was pink
La France roses and snllax decora t.,
the table and were banked in the mantle
piece, and the ices. which were in tn
form Of pink roses, carried out tn
: dainty effect.
Mrs. Roakes was the recipient OF man,
valuable and beautiful gifts. amonI
Z which were a silver tea service, china
cut glass. paintings. and bric-a-brac. !
hand-painted punch bowl was one. from
, which champagne punch was served dur
ing the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROakes left for a North
, ern trip. and will be at home at 1S4
: NORTH Capitol Street. after October
f. n. Stone. of Providence, r. l.,
brother OF the bride, was among tn
! guests. who were limited TO the reIa
tives. and n few very intimate friend,
Baltimore wedding of considera bI
I interest in Washington is that OF Mis-
D Helen Tudor Haskell daughter OF tn
{ Bishop OF Baltimore and Mrs Williar
Paret, 20 the Rev. William Bruce Nc
. Pherson. which will take place at s.
5 Peters Protestant Episcopal Church
: Baltimore. at high noon. October l. Bisn